/biz/ - Business & Finance

And just like that, the comfy threads are dead. At least this time there seems to be one or two anons asking legit questions instead of fudding blindly, which I appreciate because it leads to actual discussions.

>Who are the devs?
https://medium.com/@stateraproject/statera-audit-8d4cb94e9b32
To the people who are doubtful about the devs, the audit basically proved that it wasn't an exit scam. They can't do anything fishy. So even if in the hypothetical scenario when Trevon James of bitconnect was behind it, he wouldn't be able to do anything. Statera is between the hands of the community.

>It's dumping!! It's not going up!! Why should we expect Statera to reach 1$ when we can't even go past 0.07?

Peoole really need to broaden their perspective and look past the short term price fluctuations. I know it's been said constantly but the token is still at a VERY EARLY stage of development. Statera V3 has not been out for more than a month yet, and its starting price was under than 1 penny for god sake. I know we're in crypto, but considering what this token is trying to achieve it would be preposterous to expect this to go through parabolic growth every two weeks or something. Valuable assets tend to take time before being recognized as such, and if you are still doubting over its potential just look at the liquidity pool instead of the price.

>Anybody could do it!
It's too late. Are you ready to produce a project with enough liquidity to topple Statera?

>Greedy people will dump on you as soon as we hit [target price!]
Come on. Every single coin that has made it in the top 50 probably had people afraid of this outcome before they managed to reach this position. It's a moot point because it didn't stop them. Besides,iIf people continue to add liquidity over time, the impact of such dumps will not only reduce but you will save money that you could put back in STA in wait of the next pump when BTC, ETH, LINK and SNX moon.

We're all going to make it. Just wait