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I guess it's not the most simple use case, but clearly EXD will print money because it's useful. Even if you faggots don't understand how analytics works, anyone knows this is highly valuable...

This WILL enter the top 100-200 easily, simply because it generates money and 99.99% of crypto doesn't, not even considering speculation

>>25766200
Ethereum will inevitably surpass the MC of Bitcoin. A store of value just isn't worth anything close to the global finality layer for all decentralised information.

>>25768378
Dlive is centralised and moderated by kikes...

iExec facilitates the next paradigm shift in information technology away from the hands of political cartels like globohomo or the CCP.

We can soon use the internet free from the repression or concerns about getting our data leaked and being inundated in scams and other Indian bullshit.

Gonna be based and comfy. Hope you don't miss out on profiting from the ride.

>>25731110
It's far and away the most advanced blockchain enabled fog compute project in the world and already has regulatory approval in France.


They do no official marketing beyond professional progress videos and they don't even have a discord (no trannies, ironically).

You'd have to be the sort of mouth-breathing retard capable of investing in XRP to think RLC is a PnD.

>>25724395
Good portfolio

I would drop LTC, a complete meme for low-IQ boomers, for a legit project like RLC, particularly given you're already aware of the significance of a censorship resistent platform for computation. Do you really want to be betting that low-IQ boomers are scammed into LTC? Seems like a weak justification for a major position in your portfolio.

Also, ADA is potentially a big gainer, but I would personally bet on layer 2 instead. LRC is going to blow people's minds this cycle. If it doesn't then then this wasn't the bull, because ETH got no adoption. If ETH wins, LRC wins HARD as fuq.
This while alt layer 1s like cardano weep in the shadow of LRC and other layer 2s on Ethereum.

>>25543124
We are still early... So fucking early.

It's the only solution to scale ETH for transactions and exchange currently, and will never not be the easiest to use (instant withdrawals etc) and most secure (ZK proofs).

Optimism will temporarily service some big liquidity protocols, but ZK tech is just superiour similarly to how crypto is superiour to fiat. ZK rollups are easier to make interoperable than optimistic rollups or plasma. ZK will eat the world in terms of protocol scaling.

LRC is probably the most obvious investment in the world right now. People who hodl decent LRC stacks will be millionaires.

Either that, or the entirety of the crypto currency ecosystem has failed. The success of crypto requires scalability, the best solution for exchange and transact by far is Loopring, therefore if crypto succeeds, Loopring has succeeded.

It really is that simple.

>>24069368
The ball is rolling.

Consider for example Loopring. Best L2 available, has been ready all year. They are still only seeing slow adoption.

These things are exponential. Slowly at first, then all at once. Some time next year Loopring will be fucking insanely large for payments. In fact, if Loopring doesn't achieve mass-adoption, crypto has failed. It's secure scalability is simply necessary, there are no ways around this.

Similar for iExec. A compute layer is simply necessary. There are no ways around this. They will achieve massive adoption.


Early catalysts:

LRC - 3.6 mobile wallet and AMM (December 2020)

RLC - eRLC launch and US reg (February 2021)

Comfy

>>22254633

Filling my bags as we speak, fren.

>>21385681
>... and the team is White.
This fact alone cannot possibly be overestimated in current year.

FANTOM HAS THE BEST TOKENOMICS IN ALL OF CRYPTO

Being able to deploy PRIVATE, PERMISSIONED networks, with a PUBLICLY traded coin, does several things:

1. Works with the existing banking system not against it by facilitating deployment of a FIAT currency
2. Allows fiat coin networks to be open source and prepare for smart contract adoption/API crypto economy
3. Outsources the internal database management banks have to do and makes it more secure
4. Anyone can use the payment system so long as they buy fantom, but all transactions are still publicly traceable by the banks, resulting in lower overhead for public adoption of the system while still keeping it accountable to illicit usage
5. The network pays for itself, making a more transparent market in the fees validators charge to users of the network
6. Encourages banks to set price floors on fantom to secure the network
7. Since it’s permissioned with latest tech it scales infinitely and securely so it will be actually USED for day to day transactions
8.This is all only ONE usecase, stablecoins, which will result in strong network effects for others to adopt Lachesis technology for other permissioned networks, such as smart contract networks and smart cities, all scaling independently

>>19527406
He baited coombase into responding to him and then exposed them for only replying to celebrities and ignoring normies.

Based.

>>19465577
Three big bullish signals landing all at once:

Political:
Fed re-affirming commitment to infinite printing on the back of riots.

TA:
BTC broke through historic resistance.

R&D:
Block chain scaling issue has been solved on ETH via loopring.

>>19435433
It already was.

People just thought USD would still be valuable for a while, rising in value for some time whilst all other fiat inflated to infinity.

Yet if every American city is going to be burned down by antifa with packs of joggers violently looting the corpse, I don't see that dollar theory playing out.

>>19431660
Long rifle manufacturers and construction.

Short insurance companies.

Calls on landslide republican election win.

Puts on universities.

>>19343608
Tfw that drug addicted kike McAfee finally delivered me my 50 ghosties.

>>19307668
The amount of debt doesn't matter much to people, they don't understand it and the propaganda keeps them calm. Interest rates can get to them though. Negative interest rates will happen, and they will freak people out.

Crypto will look like an extremely attractive alternative to the banking scam when this occurs and prices will go intergalactic.

What are your longterm holds frens? I'd tell you mine but I don't want to shill so I won't.