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Caught the dip at 3.19 yesterday and now staking on Coinbase. Let’s goooo.

>>17328654
are 2k of these badbois enough to make it?

Tezos is on fire. TEZFORCE

>>17328684
that will be around $200,000 in 2-3 years

>>17328670
you retard, they will take 25% off your staking profit, move that shit elsewhere

>>17328875
Wait what how?
How much is this going to be worth?

What does this shitcoin even do?

why is this coin such a wagon? was the smart money meme more than just a meme?

>>17328654
Kys normie

>>17328670
Same

Arthur, founder of tezos believes Tezos will be "the last blockchain". He thinks crypto is a winner takes it all scenario in the end. Tezos will overtake Bitcoin easy in the next 5 years.

Yet, you idiots are too blind and dumb to see it. There will be one global international crypto currency, and that currency will be the biggest in the world. Right now tezos is the most likely choice. Btc has failed

Arthur is a polymath and he is related to former IMF Director Strauss Kahn. He also worked at goldman sachs and jpmorgan. Tezos can upgrade itself and be funded forever. It will literally be around till the internet or world collapse

Still extremely undervalued

I see a giant resistance at 4.5, it could stop there and retrace, am i right?

what can we do about that awful logo tezbros? can we get someone on fiver to redo it?

>>17330358
Hahahahahahahhahaha.

aaaahahahahahaha.

okay.

you will NEVER make it with a $2B supply project. sorry, sir. unless you think it will surpass BTC's market-cap. that's still only what, a 50x?

I will make 50x on my UND well before you make it on Tezos, even if you bought at 40 cents.

>>17330386
If this is the fud, this fucking shitcoin will definitely moon

>>17330386
Imagine wanting to redesign the astrological sign of saturn. The original memes.

>>17330392
You sound dumb. Tezos will have a much larger mcap than bitcoin u dummie. Tezos will have a larger mcap than gold (8 trillion). Do you even know what the global mcap of all currencies are? Tezos will take a good chunk of that. anything less than $10 trillion is fud. Tezos can easily do 100X and possible 1000x

>>17330465
This is why I'm bullish

>>17330465
It's a planet, not a sign, turd

What is with all the saturn stuff? Once you hear about it being worshipped by the rich and powerful it's like you start seeing it everywhere.

Anyone experience this?

>>17330615
ok, i have a bag of tz but when i read shit like this i want to dump

>>17330465
Wow that’s the sign for Saturn? Talk about cringe. Is the owner part of the Cult of Saturn? Idk whether that is bullish or not if he’s a Jewish banker

>>17330777
How long have you been around? Yes, these pedo scum worship Saturn and are completely evil. God opposes them.

Shut up Rajj

>>17330615
I'm all in xtz, but you're as retarded as "muh staking " fudders if you think xtz is a player in the currency game
bitcoin is a currency
chailink, eos, xtz, and many more are blockchain projects, referred to as crypto-currency, but not currencies in purpose, use, nor design

>>17331246
So what utility will it serve then? Smart contract platform?

>>17331335
Simply put, selling and buying securities can be done faster and cheaper on blockchain than with current processes.
The main reason I’m bullish on xtz is because it is in the lead as a regulation friendly protocol

>>17331335
so yes, smart contract platform, but which users know is automatically regulation compliant (formal verification), and can evolve and be updated to stay compliant if there is a change in regulation.
In other words, if you need to sell a house, you can test run the sale on the chain, and if the test gives a green-light, you can execute the transaction on the chain with a 100% certainty you ticked all the right boxes. All of that faster and cheaper than the way it's done now.

And that's one of many things, xtz could do, but that alone is a trillion $ marketcap
Thi

>>17331643
>>17331820
>>17331246

same anon, different devices

>>17331246
How come Bitcoin is a currency but not Tezos if Tezos has superior transaction speed and scalability?

>>17332498
tezos can be used as a currency, but Bitcoin is king on that segment, while the STO market is wide open, and most crypto-currency don't have the features required to deploy in that space. Any coin that can fork is an absolute no-no for the finance sector .
It's a legal/compliance matter more than than a technical one

>>17332498
what I'm saying is that Tezos could be a currency , but blockchain can be much bigger than currency, and that's where Tezos is a leader