/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17802187
My bag of bars can't get any fuller.
Not selling until 50c

>>17802187
It literally is the top it's going down from here.

>>17803079
another one who missed the pump.

All of the big brains DCA'd down to 1 cent on this one. Unfortunately complete morons got left behind on the Google announcement because all of the old dinosaur projects tried convincing everyone Hedera was a scam, because they KNEW that Hashgraph would destroy them all.

Every single project was threatened by Hashgraph. Rightfully so. And you drank the kool-aid that all of its competitors dished out.

Poor you. Still a good price to get in, will invevitably hit 10 USD.

>>17803265
How many people filled their bags below 2c?
Like 30?

>>17803337
It was hovering and bouncing off down there for a while. Even some very smart people I know, that have businesses that literally rely on the success of Hashgraph, were starting to get nervous down there.

I never doubted this one. I am reasonably intelligent myself, but what convinced me to keep pouring every monthly paycheck into it, was my friend, a PhD in comp.sci at a top university and an early ETH investor/miner, telling me this was "the one".

There was so much fud and ridicule at the bottom. Other projects were literally making satire, or otherwise taking digs at Hedera, when it looked to be rejected by the market for a while.

I was waiting for a catalyst like the Google announcement. I knew Hedera had already signed massive companies that were serious about the tech. It hit hard, and some of the strongest fudders are now left to scramble in.

I know of two other council members coming aboard, that will shock the crypto-world similar to Google joining the council. This is just the beginning indeed.

>>17803471
Nice. Looks like we are still early. Is one of the coming council members a payment processor or online retailer? You trading or holding for the haul?

>>17803550
One rhymes with Nasterlard

Not gambling with a project of this mastercard. I'm sure we'll still see a few short-term "bubbles" around announcements and stuff. But I am happy with my long-term bag. 1.5-2 years. Sell maybe 50%, leave the rest for staking or when the price leaves the solar system.

Lol my first sentence in the 2nd paragraph was unintentional / a slip.

I meant to say, not gambling with a project of this "magnitude" lol.

Well, cat's out of the bag :-)

I'm sure you solved the rhyme all by yourself either way!

Cheers and hold on for a while.

Also, don't forget they still have 28 spots to fill. Massive, massive blue-chip companies. Including some of the biggest sports-teams in the world(I bet you didn't expect that, huh?).

That is potentially 28 announcements, PLUS all of the reveals about what all of these council members are building on the Hashgraph-layer.

All spots should be filled within 18-24 months from now.

>>17803630
Will do. Thanks for sharing some info. Did not expect a major credit card to step up! I'll look for the announcement. Always helps that this board is anonymous.

>>17803714
I'm targeting 50c short term unless momentum really takes it up. Then I'll probably rotate some to BTC and come back to a heavy HBAR bag in the next alt season.

>>17803630
Too obvious.

Circulating Supply
3,377,366,918 HBAR
Total Supply
50,000,000,000 HBAR

>closed source

>>17804600
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO YOU CANT JUST KEEP YOUR CODERINO CLOSED SOURCERINO! YOU HAVE TO LET EVERYONE ACCESS THE CODE SO THEY CAN MAKE DOZENS OF SHITFORKS NOOOOOOOOO NOT MY OPEN SOURCERINO MOVEMENT NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

>>17803265
>$500 billion market cap
AHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA

>>17803265
>10$
DUDE...get out while you can. this shit is going to dump hard

>>17804928
WE RAPE DOGS right?

>NOOOOOO WHERE'S TEH SOURCE CODE WHAT ABOUT MY SOFTWARE COMMUNISM