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Okay boys, r8 these shitcoin purchases

Fantom
Celer Network
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Ziliqa
Dentacoin
Cardano
Qtum

Decided Quant and Sent are too scammy, Metal seems like its going to drop. Vidt and Harmony just seem like pure trash.

>>10420941
Ahahaha, I never bought in and never will, FUCK YOU ZUCC HAHAHAHHAAH

>>10292025
bch is the better coin. bch literally IS bitcoin, thats why it pumps more

tether @ 1.73 lmaooo

Lemme explain, get comfy, don't panic.. if you have over 1k dollar value in LINK you made it. This is how it's going to go:

>The Chainlink network deploys during the next 3-12 months (just factor in difficulties, as the team said, it has to be perfect).
>The circulating supply goes down by 80% through staking and the CNBC crowd tries to FOMO in on the remaining tokens already at 20$ a pop because of confirmed partnerships and working systems using the network.
>As we enter the 3 digit $ range more and more capital enters the crypto market thanks to LINK and all your other shitcoins reach another peak, sell them at that point, only keep REQ as a souvenir for the fun times you had on this board.
>LINK has now casually reached 1000$, it's 2020 January.
>Meanwhile the biggest bubble of all time, the China and US markets and the housing market, completely crashes. People get liquidated left and right.
>You now should have a couple of million dollars in LINK, it's time for the last trade.
>Buy the -75% to - 85% houses and property, keep a little LINK in your node. 200-400 LINK should be enough for a pretty dominant node that covers your luxurious life expenses forever.
>The housing market recovers, you make another 10x on it, LINK finds its mean at around 2350$.
>The year is 2021.
>In August of that year you are worth the amount of LINK you own right now x100,000 if you kind of averaged these movements.
>The wealth transfer from boomers to 30yo boomers is now complete.

See you on the other side, eating all kinds of 10/10 ass. All kinds.

>>6603395
>>6603134
>>6602823
>>6603250

This thread is so wholesome today, I like it.
All you guys are cool, who cares if we fight sometimes.

>>5225957
look at the chart posted

HOWEVER, these calculations also do not take into consideration that by then, COSS will have a fully up and running payment gateway, crypto credit cards, and other revenue-generating products such as a crowdfunding platform, smart contract deployment platform, etc. that are also generating revenue for COSS holders.
All in all, if all goes as planned, the payment gateway/cards/other products will negate the additional COSS tokens released in the market as well as the average trading fee of 0.1%, and therefore the numbers presented in the excel docs will remain sensibly the same. Also, if crypto really takes off in the mainstream, then the revenue split to coss holders from the payment gateway & credit card spending could very well double, triple or quadruple all the numbers you’re seeing in these excel sheets, and that’s on the low end. Remember, the exchange only charges 0.2% (0.1% average once we have bots) out of which we get half, but the payment gateway on the other hand charges a flat 0.75% (7.5x the what the exchange’s fee), out of which COSS holders get half. This could be a massive revenue driver, easily surpassing the exchange itself, and honestly if at that point in time this coin is NOT valued at 3B+

Been in crypto about 4 years. About a week ago I told my wife (17 yr marriage) about my Bitcoin. She’s my best fucking friend again.

I haven’t told her Bitcoin is just under 10% of my crypto holdings.