/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17080752
there is an old saying
when last shitcoin pumps short btc
and hedera is behind last shitcoin
thanks anon

centralized worthless boomer bags

-87.50% since their ICO valuing them at 2 Billion xDDDD

>>17081345
>>17081406
>>17082103
R3 Corda is advising the European Central Bank
https://www.forbes.com/sites/robertanzalone/2019/12/25/european-central-bank-announces-new-dlt-proof-of-concept-called-eurochain/

R3 is also working with HH on CULedger
https://www.culedger.com/ABOUT-US/Partners

HH cucked IBM Hyperledger for the partnership with the credit unions, and now IBM is sitting on the HH council
https://www.swirlds.com/swirlds-culedger-collaborate-deliver-high-performance-secure-distributed-applications-credit-unions/
https://www.ledgerinsights.com/culedger-corda-blockchain-payments/
https://www.hedera.com/council

R3 will inform the Central Banks that the fastest consensus algorithm is the Swirlds Hashgraph, which may be preceded or accompanied by major council announcements, possibly a FAANG stock (we know they sat down with Facebook, who stole the Libra council model from HH). The implementation of the algorithm is patented and cannot be co-opted by the likes of Facebook or the banks or government, and so they will all be ushered onto the Hedera public ledger. They will pamp it and say "Look how much faster it is, bitcoin was truly the Netscape of crypto" and bitcoiners will cry 'centralization' all the way up, but it won't matter, this is all planned. Leemon and Mance are exmilitary; Boeing, which, despite the recent fuckup, remains one of the deepest deep-state companies, happens to be sitting on the HH council, along with Nomura, Deutsche Telekom, SwissCom, etc. If you think all of this is nothing, then I suppose there's a reason only a select few ever actually make it. The people with all the money told you they don't like bitcoin, and they told you why; HH is solving literally all of those problems and you're retarded if you don't buy at one cent

>>17080752
>>17081345
>>17081406
>>17082103
>>17082160

Look at the volume. It is only being bought by a few insiders who are buying before Hedera announces some council members and goes live with their Consensus Service. After that, there will be a marketing push and everyone who bought early will dump on noobs. February, March, and April will likely see prices below $0.01 and it has a good chance of touching $0.006 this coming Summer. Screenshot this OP. You Shill.

>>17082160
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTNNYeSks-s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjQkag6VOo0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYNv6YadS64
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcToFASnyrc

Imagine not investing in this man. This is where all the money is going

>>17082283
The current market cap is less than half of the amount they raised, it's unbelievably undervalued

>>17082160
you shill a good shill tripfag. tell me, what else is worth "investing" in aside from trashgraph? I want to see what else gets you as hard as a lemon beard before I consider scooping up some of this vc pond scum

>>17082330
>>17081345
>>17081406
>>17082103
>>17082160
>>17082385


They raised something like $124 Million dollars.
They recently said that they only have like $32 Million left.

They also said they are firing 10 employees to get their burn rate down to around $3 Million per month. And I don't think they even have more than 40 full time employees.

What will they have to do to make it through this year's operating expenses? Fire the fucking President? Oh wait, Tom Trowbridge is already gone! OP is just here to pump and dump.

>>17082411
>sex aids ID

>>17082385
Hedera in the front, Monero in the back. HH is the suit-and-tie coin and Monero is the anarchist Utopia, however one has significantly more regulatory risk than the other. Bitcoiners are bashing their head against a wall, idk wtf is wrong with them. I'm sure they have some very college educated answer as to why dynamic block sizes in XMR won't work, but it seems like pragmatism to me. These are the only two coins I see fit to hold

What mentally poor would buy this being able to buy Fantom?

>>17082540
Fantom is literally a Korean hashgraph ripoff lol

What's the point of HH over using a private blockchain like hyperledger, or an AWS server for that matter? The whole point of the exercise for public blockchains is trust minimization and censorship resistance.

There are loads of BS enterprise blockchain applications which are undertaken to surf on blockchain hype. I'm sure they'll attract some of those. I'm sure many people will think it's relevant in the medium run. In the long run, the BS applications will die off.

This is a Jewish coin

>>17082586
Despite the speed comparisons to traditional finance that are often lauded, security is the main value-add of a ledger, although hashgraph happens to have pretty high throughput and pretty low latency. Public ledgers with many nodes are more secure than permissioned ones with only a few, however, you will kneecap the network accommodating the lowest common denominator, so a balance must be stuck. HH is permissioned while under development and will be carefully bootstrapped into a permissionless state over time; this is very different than ledgers like XRP or Libra which do not have the technical ability to become permissionless. Keep in mind this is in regards to consensus, the governance of HH will always be permissioned, unless they make an amendment or whatever

>>17082586
Dude, he is a shill and he is just going to try to sweet talk you with the same hopium stories you'll see in other threads pumping other shitcoin tech. But let me guess... this one is actually different right?

The truth is that Hedera will struggle to survive the next two years. I would wait at least that long before I even thought about buying Hbars on the few exchanges that they are barely even traded on. Too easy to manipulate the market price the way that OP is trying to here. He is a shill of shills. A true pump and dumper.

>>17082516
meh, I'm out
>>17082726
>sex aids ID

>>17082726
>Hedera will struggle to survive the next two years
My guess is those who _don't_ have funding are fucked, it seems bch devs are realizing this. Hedera has a war chest compared to most projects
>few exchanges that they are barely even traded on
Early investors get rewarded for providing liquidity and taking risk, that's how it works. Reddit and Twitter hate Hedera, which is fine, the lemmings will follow their leaders right off the cliff

>>17082826
Thanks for the id (You)

>>17082411
https://youtube.com/watch?v=xJExqpM-R18

Pretty sure Tom still supports Hedera, and I don't see any links supporting your other claims. Hedera is fighting the good fight, Libra is the enemy

>>17082411
>>17082897

Jan 27, 2020 - We maintain a robust cash position of more than $31 million as of January 1, 2020 and today's actions are part of reducing our projected run-rate, based on various internal financial assumptions, to less than $2.5 million per month.

Find the link with Google on your own. You should really follow the announcements of the company that you shill for. This just proves that no one should listen to you.

How many Hbars are you holding and what is your account number? I would like to see if you are going to dump after the partnership announcements this month. Don't worry, if you don't want to share, we can just narrow down your account number by seeing who has recently bought and who will dump after announcements. "Buy the rumor, sell the news."

How many fucking Hbar do you have right now shill?

lmao imagine trying to shill this absolute debacle

>>17083032
Yeah, and how the fuck do they go from $124 Million to less than $32 million in less than 2 years? Hookers and blow?

>>17080752

i interviewed with these guys. its nothing but pajeets making it. don't buy.

>>17083001
>>17083047
Yeah, maybe they just fizzle out and die, you are probably wise to not buy

Strong fud...almost like

>>17083032
Yeah total cash grab, Leemon probably isn't even Christan

>>17083168
almost like it's a fucking disaster of a project that launched itself with a $6 billion starting market cap in a bear market, completely cucking any last round investors, and has now apparently blown through nearly all its capital.
Yeah, I'm just "fudding to accumulate" this absolute piece of shit that has currently released less than 2% of its total supply.

>>17083219
So don't buy it lol. Or did you lose money on it? You seem salty my friend

xrp