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>>8392570
because it will make it useful

>>8352196
NO BUT THIS IS THE BEST ICO


2 HOURS TILL END OF PRE-SALE
>70% of tokens used on the patform get BURNED
>burger founders
>U.S. certified
>you can buy into using fiat ($)
>aquired the biggest edtech provider in Eastern Europe
>DYOR pajeet

http://acadtoken.com

https://casey.github.io/iota/
>IOTA: The Brave Little Toaster That Couldn’t

>>8079552
it's pretty legit. BNB peaked at $24 before the crash and CoinMetro would work in a slightly different way than Binance does.

You're FORCED to use XCM for all platform fees (every fee is automatically converted to xcm) which means a stronger correlation between rising trade volumes on the exchange and rising prices due to increased demand for XCM.

You also get discounts based on the amount of XCM you hold, meaning you are incentivized to hold larger amounts of XCM, further increasing demand and restricting the circulating supply.

Also there is token burn and buyback program

>>8038555
>>8038445

looking to exchange ideas

i'm in crypto since 2011, made a few mil

i want to diversify by doing dropshipping

looking for someone knowledgeable to exchange ideas and guide each other to the moon

Am I supposed to be impressed? You fucking a bunch of ridden diseased shemales while also fucking your brain receptors?

I’ve been hearing some autiste libertarians say that the block chain is an example of the free market innovating payment services. Excuse, me, but how is the blockchain more efficient than what VISA uses?

First off, it’s not really “faster” because literally all you have to do on the user end is swipe and it’s all taken care of. Yeah the money gets there faster with a blockchain but even that isn’t so fast and it’s no even scalable (less than .01% uses cryptos and it’s enormously slowed down in the last year). You might argue that the user has the same experience with blockchain type payments as the user just sends and forgets, but no, because the transaction can’t be undone on a block chain, the user is stressed out waiting for it to get to the right destination, praying they didn’t send it Tom the wrong place. Fucking Lol!

And what’s more, even if we’re just looking at how long it takes from money to get from point a to point b, yeah, maybe blockchains are “more efficient” if we measure one metric, but remember this tiny little system that isn’t even fucking used by ANYONE takes up more electricity than entire nations! VISA uses as much electricity as a fucking lightbulb on a daily basis! Lmfao! Saying a block chain is more efficient than visa because it’s faster is like saying that dropping a nuclear bomb on a marshmallow is more efficient at melting it than using a 1500W microwave. Fucking Lol!

>>7410393


It's perfect for small businesses/merchants because they save on debit/credit card tx fees

It's perfect for pajeets and other immigrants in the US because they love to send money back home. Remittances are costly, have to go through a centralized service like western union, and take forever currently.

It has a dev team that has an active git hub, regular community updates and interaction, and the lead is a pretty well-natured and humble dude

The community is in love with it and borderline crazy over it. Iron hands that will hold it...and lots of developers working on projects for it

It's tech is so new that all the centralized exchanges are forced to adapt because they can't apply their current methods when adding it. Despite the FUD about this here, its a GOOD thing when exchange issues are the biggest concern for something that is meant to exist and be used as wallet-to-wallet anyway

The founders only own 5% of it. and it's already been completely distributed. Limited supply, no centralized miner control, no costly methods to produce it

Running a node has a real incentive for merchants and is easy enough for people to do from their own homes (desktop wallet acts as node if you want)

The security concerns you'll read as FUD are basically unwarranted, network has yet to be attacked and I can give a really detailed explanation as to why man in the middle attacks wont work if you want

That's all I got off the top of my head, in b4 the FUDsters

I swear you retards don’t store memories or something. Wow, your stellar are down 80 percent in 3 weeks but they “mooned” 12percent today? Amazing! Fucking retards. You can’t use one day as your metric, we’re still heading downward for the next month or so.

now that the dip is over, where do you see btc heading in 2018? I can see it back up to 10k by Friday, and pumping past 20k by Easter. Bitcoin has proved to have a stable floor at 6200, and the weak hands and normies have been phased out. Its moon time now boys.

Now that the dip is over, where do you see BTC heading as we progress in 2018? I'm predicting 15k BTC by Easter, and 30k by July.

Is about to crash the stock market. We did it boys. Feels so fucking good.

Who here uses them, thinking about investing in one, can any anons give me some advice on what to get, also are they safe to use?

Faggots the comfy hodl is

>link
>req
>xlm
>icx

What a bunch of homos you all are with your shitcoins like ven, get the fuck outta here with that shit