/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14568581
This is doing shit, i don't think it will moon, take some but don't go all in.
t. iota bagholder

>>14568598
Are they doing that bad right now? What's up with them? I've been running through whether to all in or not all day and its killing me inside.

>>14568581
>Buying because of wallet out of the beta
If this is the reason why you buy stuff you are fucking retarded.
Buy it because Europes biggest microchip manufacturer is already implementing iota by default. Buy it because 450 companies officially already test IOTA or have right now products running on it.

>>14568632
They are not doing anything, but the coin is moving fast only downwards.
Price at the moment seems good, i would not go all in though

>>14568598
I appreciate the advice otherwise. Thanks for helping me make up my mind. I'm all in another coin (name doesn't matter).

>>14568719
Trinity wallet has been long awaited for 2+ years. It's huge news for IoTA. I haven't been keeping a close eye on them as of recent, but from what I understand, it's fully customizable, has went through vigorous security audits from multiple 3rd party agencies, and supports ledger nano s. The full release is a really big deal. I've already made it from a previous coin, so making anything more is just a hobby of mine.

>>14568736
You're welcome, the $0,38 price has good resistance.
Take something of it but don't overdo

>>14568732
It does look really good. I've been thinking about it like getting in on Nov 2nd, 2017. Imagine getting those kinds of gains again. I dunno. It would be nice, but I'm ultra skeptical.

>>14568835
I was looking for some short term gains. The other coin I'm looking at will give me $4M minimum sometime in the next 5 years. I'm hoping for $12M+ but we'll see. I really appreciate the help.

>>14568797
>IoTA
Its called IOTA
>Trinity wallet has been long awaited for 2+ years
Trinity was not even planned 2 years ago and only was developed because the community started doing so, and everyone was crying how shit the lightnode was. Its no big deal, maybie it is for a third world cripple like you who cant even type IOTA.

>>14568841
Basically all the alt bagholders are hoping those performances for their shitcoins.
Compared to other coins i have, this is performing very badly at the moments, but things can change.
$0,38 has been tested several times, last day was the first time BTC went down and IOTA holded the price.
This wallet news can bring some fresh air.

>>14568897
I was around 2 years ago when they were just barely working on ideas about it, so yes it was a thing back then. I say IoTA because IoT, it's a habit of mine and really doesn't matter. You're pretty damn salty over nothing. I bet you're mad because you're infertile. No worries, it's a good thing because scummy NEETs like you will never make it.

>>14569007
Only a third world pajeet would use "infertile" as an insult because your culture literally is depending on your children feeding and making you money. I already have enough Gi's bought to have made it by default.

Ignore random fudders, i would like to have a normal conversation about this shitcoin, because i'm losing shekels and i'm uncertain on what to do.

>>14568909
Yeah, things can change instantly. I used to follow them like a hawk, but it was underperforming then so I had to take my attention off of them for a little while. They definitely have some big plans in the works from what I've read here and there, but I don't see very much news from them anymore. I guess time will tell huh.

>>14569070
What i don't get is why it doubled since may and then started to do shit.
But this behaviour is common to a lot of altcoins and no one was expecting BTC dominance to grow.

>>14569068
Well on the long-term, I'd definitely hold. But you might not see gains until 2021. I was hoping since trinity wallet finally got a full release that something would happen. And yes, they have been working on it since 2017, despite this other faggot. .40 to .50 would at least be an easy 25% gain by next week if things were going where I had thought they were. But I have no way of knowing unless I knew how others felt about it too. Anyways, it's definitely a long hold, but a good one nonetheless.

>>14569132
Bitcoin dominance is very important from an economic perspective because it brings more people into the space, and in return, we make more money off them. They might not see gains like we do, but that's how the game works.

>>14569058
I used to own somewhere in the billions around this time last year, but started to lose faith in the project and got too anxious at the time and sold off. The market was falling apart. Also, I was born and raised in California and moved to NY a few years ago. But hey at the rate things are going, America might be a third world country. Also, did your father molest you when you were a child? I found that people often have displaced anger syndrome from this. hahaha

I went all in 2 days ago...you know what they say. Buy red, sell green.

>>14569068
Same. I'd like to have an organic community to really discuss the future of crypto and technology as a whole. IoT is definitely first and foremost next on the list, hence my long-term interest.

>>14569391
Exactly. Yet another coin might be on sale soon from a well timed FUD operation here on /biz/ (I take no involvement). I'm just looking for it to drop a little more because the difference is roughly half a million in the long term. Price points matter in this situation. Props to you man. I might wait on this one. Something hasn't sat right with me for some odd reason. Again, long-term, it's a good buy.

I will hold until i get out of losses, and again, the problem here is with all the altcoins performing poorly at the moment.

I hope it will do something in the next weeks, and yes, i would like to speak about altcoins sharing informations, not useless fud or hype.

>>14569533
Checked. Exactly. I've grown immune to them and just like fucking with them because they REEEEE so easily. If only there were a place with no bias or bullshit.

>>14569620
And this is happening not only with this shitcoin, there's a bunch of morons doing this constantly, on every coin.

>>14569673
Yeah. It literally doesn't help them gain a dime. They're part of the reason the market fell too shit because people didn't trust anyone. And back then with all the shady exchanges shutting down and running off with billions of dollars, literally nobody wanted to make any sort of move. Ironically enough, this is when I learned not to trust anybody about anything. This alone was literally me just trying to see what everyone has to say whilst trying to help make up my own mind. I've literally made it and never have to work a day in my life again. I don't know what to do with myself anymore but make more money. I've never been keen on wasting my time and money going to school when you could learn everything you need outside of that bogus experience. If I had went to school instead, I wouldn't be where I am because I wouldn't have been working to get those paychecks that made me rich. I'm rambling.

>>14569829
Fudders are the worse, because they seem to be "wise" or "cautious", and in the end if you listen to them you actually don't lose money.
But you lose gains.
At the moment, because i can't follow everything, i don't really know if a lot of shitcoins like ftm or vidt are really "scams" or not.

>>14569673
Anyways, I'm off this shit. Only trust yourself in this game. Sometimes you might need to reach out to others, but in the end it's your damn money, you know what I mean? Keep it real man.

>>14568873
speak friend and enter

>>14569949
Yes, that's what i do for coins i believe in, but other visions help to spot something that's missing.

>>14569947
FTM is shit in a bag. VIDT has some real world use, but real world adoption obviously might not happen anytime soon. Don't fall for the memes, there have been plenty in the past that drove many to financial ruin. Another caveat is that I was around when people were posting so much FUD about Ethereum it was just absolutely stupid. Only you can do your own research and use what you know and form your own opinions about what you would like to invest in, though.

>>14568909
Post picture of forearm

>>14570018
Yeah, true, but most of the time you run into people trying to steer you into fitting their own personal motives. It's really still the wild west in this space, no matter how you look at it. But, that's how we make it fast and not have to worry about saving up for retirement and even then having to work through it because you're broke. Fuck, I would have hated to have gone that route! lol