/biz/ - Business & Finance

Explain anon, what do we need xnodes? There is literally no reason for these to even come about besides forcing Reddit idiots to keep holding

How is that 200usd a day in transactions split up between all you xnode fags working out?

I sold my XNode last week.
Feels good anon. No more China Hustle.
I had 1.61 Million at wallet launch
Up to last week
I had generated 270k vtho worth
$290 USDT

So yeah, no one is using this useless network. Im a better anon today because i no longer hold any Vechain

You all deserve to be poor if you don't get in on VeChain. That's all I'll say. I'll bust out my telescope on the moon to look down on you broke faggots

>>13311505
> what is POS?

>>13311561
But xnodes aren’t the validators

We have 101 validator nodes, 100 are anonymous. There is no stake to be proofed as we don’t even know whose reputation is at stake

I guarantee this convention will be a bunch of bullshit hype and more partnerships. Wasn’t byd and tons of other companies supposed to be onborded already

Where are the fucking transactions anon? Where??? Answer me!!!

>>13311600
POS doesn't necessarily means every node validates transaction as you can delegate authority. I know where this is going so let me just say right now I agree this means the chain isnt a 100% decentralised chain, but I dont care, that's what will attract companies and that participates in the economic model with a two tokens dynamic

The transactions aren't here yet, that's true, nothing I can say about that. But eh that's why it's still cheap, there's still a big part of speculation.

>>13311534
No lies anons.

>>13311636
So let’s say I’m a business owner anon. I want to adopt blockchain technology. Why would I choose vechain, with 100 out of 101 nodes anonymous. I have to have vethor to even do tx’s, either use an exchange or get it otc from vechain them selves? It’s basically a Complicated centralized database

when I can just use the tried and trued industry standard from ibm? Does it make it any sense to you?

>>13311667
Congrats anon. I sold at 4usd. The feeling will get better and better as the transactions never come. They’ve been “in the works” since q4 2018. Still nothing

>>13311667
Lol shit 1.6M VET is only worth 2.3BTC. Jesus those faggots got taken on a wild price ride. Reddit is full of "OUR TIME WILL COME BE PATIENT PLZ" shit do they have any idea that they are on borrowed time being in the top 25. How do they think this will somehow hit $1, no one wants to buy the shit byproduct, why would anyone buy the thing that produces it for anymore than it for its current cost. Its a centralized database run by 101 anonymous nodes. The fuck would some big corporation be itching to spend more money on a centralized transaction than using their own blockchain or a cheaper solution IF the price goes up. Its like they cant think for themselves.

>>13311164
VECHAIN IS A SCAM

>>13311561
Benny Harvey RIP, miss you big man.

There are a lot of 22 year old kids here who have never worked for a large corporation.

It takes literal years to onboard a major enterprise.

>>13311679
OK, so first off I'm not a Vechain fan boy but I do have some skin in the game as I like their approach. You're question is legitimate, and that's precisely what I like about their offer. Actually they aim to be a BaaS (blockchain as a service) company, meaning that a service provider will provide the company with a blockchain solution, and the client will buy the service with fiat, not knowing the service provider uses the fiat to buy vethor. The 101 nodes isn't great I agree with you but maybe if you can imagine the nodes being owned by reputable companies or institution it could instill confidence in the chain and attract companies, but I agree I'm not 100% sold on that point.

>>13311732
There will be a big surprise very soon concerning onbording huge corporations and it won’t be from vechain.

>>13311732
And FYI, it’s not me who said they would be onbording, your god sunny lu said quarter 4. Nothing happened. Than quarter 1. Nothing happened. Byd this month.... nothing happened.

He’s the one making onbording claims not me anon.

>>13311667
Scam....no network volume
More proof if u doubt me
This is what a strength x node produced.

My ontology stake of 3000 ONT has outperformed my VET by 2x and still performing well.

Much better investment opportunities available, avoid Vechain guys the economic aspect is pure garbage

>>13311782
How about mystory. Supposed to be a fairly big deal. Literally barely transactions.

Sunny lu and cream and all these other faggots are literally dangling a carrot in front of you. And you keep trying to get the carrot.

>>13311782
Everyone kept saying for months that VeChain has terrible tokenomics. Guess nobody really wants to listen.

I'm hanging in on this one. already lost too much. fuck it.

>>13311828
Cut your losses senpai. Seriously

Now to reward all the idiots holding their xnodes and loosing a shit ton of money they have

VEPOOL. Vechain keeps fucking you guys and you keep taking it. It’s incredible to see from the outside.

https://explore.veforge.com/

Just so everyone can see exactly now natural the network activity is. Have heard that multiple community members cooperated to spam the network with transactions to make it appear to be busy. Would cost absolutely nothing in VTHO to perform.
Also notice how the transactions drop off right when BTC becomes volatile?

i agree with what most people said here in that they overhype their shit way too much but desu i wouldn't sell at this point mkcap fairly low, they have a big event coming soon, imo its bound to pump really nice next rally i would dump then

>>13311881
It’s going to dump for the event senpai. Do you know anything about crypto?

>>13311732
b&r

>>13311881
Their market cap is absurdly overpriced for how little usage it's getting

>>13311947
Bullshit. Ambrosus mainnet has only been live since August. They have onborded customers big enough that these customers bought 7 million usd of amb to use the network. So fuck all that’s it takes time

>>13311994

>>13312014
It’s b8 m8

Check the wallets. Check the smart contracts.

Sold 7 million usd to onbording clients over the past 90 days

https://mobile.twitter.com/btc_jacksparrow/status/1113544760353021952?s=21&utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app

Vechain made a lot of money 16 months ago (damn time goes by fast). Since then nothing has happened besides the usual good buy many new partners sirs

The crash after the event will be bloody

>>13312112
It’s gonna be bad anon. It might be an easy 10-20% gains running up to the event.

I got chinked hard by VeChain

>>13312025
does AMB offer some kind of "dividends" like Vechain or not? I'm looking for a good crypto that could give me a great passive income in 2-4 years.

>>13312382
If you own a node. Applications are already done. You might have a chance in the future

>>13312387
ok thanks I don't usually do this but just bought 100k, it looks cool and cheap right now