/biz/ - Business & Finance

suicide and make it, NOW
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>>18890351
Stake it 5k
Suicide 10k
Make it 100k

>>18890379
Suicide 50k
Make it 250k

Sparwelt.de? Das ist also Werbung für eine Rabattplattform?! Was für eine Scheiße - passt aber zu Lition. Insofern: Guter Clip!

>>18890398
Poor fags can't afford 50k. 10k when LIT reaches 10$ is 100k, not bad for suicide prevention

>>18890398
A suicide stack doesn’t cost 7k at sub 10 million market cap you retard, stop scaring off new investors

>>18890398
100k suicide
350k make it

>>18890434
500k suicide
3M make it

Make it stack is 1mil sirs check the archive

>>18890410
Checks auch nicht. Aber einfach mal shillen

>>18890419
But LIT will reach $100 anon.

>>18890351
Suicide 5k
Comfy 25k
Brag about it 50k
Make it 100k

Reminder that owning and staking token provides a passive income. Thus 1) the coin will always be a solid asset and 2) you can be comfy with not that much.

>>18890606
I read that say staking a 20k stack for 12 months gets you around 24k at the end. So, wouldn't it be better to keep it unstaked and make extra LIT by tapping into price fluctuations?

>>18890292
I shit on your thread.
Real thread here >>18888764

AR GEN TINA
AR GEN TINA

>>18890693
>picrelated

>>18890458
Basedanon.

>>18890410
>>18890550
Idioten. Lition liefert die zugrundeliegende Technologie und erreicht damit neue Kunden. So wie wenn ihr bei Aldi ein Markenprodukt abgefüllt in einer NoName-Packung kauft.

>>18890692
Yeah you're right. 5k stays the suicide but maybe 20/40/85 for the upper thresholds.

When will it be on index US.

MY LITTY STAYS SHITTY

>>18890351
Make it (2021) 100k
Make it (2023) 20k
Make it (2025) 5k

>>18890756
Well yeah though I'd say if it reaches $100 in 2 years then, it's like a million for every 10k LIT one holds. Tho my question is isn't staking bad in that you can't play around with price fluctuations?

>>18890878
if you want to swing
1. buy now
2. stake without compounding
3. swing your staking rewards

This. is your safest option

>>18890878
I like the idea of locking up my LIT bc then i don't have the urge to touch it and can have my smart contract HODL for me(and i get more lit also)

>>18890878
Trying to time price fluctuations works until it doesn’t. Way more risky. Staking is comfy enough and assures confirmed gains, plus you don’t get the added stress of trying to play the market which is a fool’s game for most people

>>18890872
This is the correct answer thank you... all stacks will make it if you wait long enough LITION is taking over its the blockchain normies will understand...

>>18890292
This is the superior general thread.

>>18890878
call me retarded if im completely wrong but isnt staking done in order to help stabilise the price, because certain amounts of the total supply are tied up in stakes there is less fear of a massive dump, also you should stake it during what they call the "genesis" phase (next 2 years) in the whitepaper cause they offer additional rewards

>>18891040
Fully agreed. It's stressful. But it'll be weird sitting out on massive price fluctuations during staking. Oh well, if the coin's legit as it seems then price increment would be relatively stable I guess.

>>18891090
It's done to validate transactions, but locking up tokens to stabilise the price is a bonus.

>>18891090
For now I guess the max. staking time is 12 months. And yeah, you're right in that if enough people are staked in, price fluctuations won't be worth it to play around with.

>>18891075
Fuck you

>>18891231
It's not too late for you to redeem yourself. Come to the light.

>>18891149
>I guess the max. staking time is 12 months
yeah it is but i think i'll compound and restake again if its still looking good, at least until the genesis stage ends

they talk about a minimum 20% interest on all stakes in the first year as well unless im misunderstanding the white paper

>>18891280
Dont use my gif

>>18891280
in this shit thread

>>18891280
Thank u

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>>18891384
Sure, if you make a Lition NEET Pepe version of this.

>>18890434
35Million - suicide stack

130Million - make it stack

>>18890878
$100 per LIT is 6,029,921,000 MCAP.
If you look at pic related that's top 9 during height of mania in 2017.
Seems a bit of a stretch.

>>18891355
Hi fren.

>>18891529
>NEM
>DASH

We are going to dab on those scams

>>18891529
1) Not considering a increase in the crypto market as a whole.
2) Not considering that Lition has more utility than half the cryptos in the top 10.

>>18891511
You know what to do, fren.
>https://www.strawpoll.me/19957634

>>18891616
BTC, ETH, LIT

Thats the only legit top 3. What the fuck does LITECOIN does except being the retarded cousin of Bitcoin. "ayo real quick let me use my litecoin to ..." never

>>18891572
>>18891616
Why would anyone wait for $100 per LIT when they can dump say, 50k at $10?
There's a lot of big holders already probably. I doubt their hands are that strong.

>>18891561
Hi there, fren!

>>18891681
You fucked up and left a logo on the writing part.

MODS

>>18891616
Utility doesn't mean shit in crypto.

>>18891708
Why would anyone hold BTC to 10k when they can sell at 2k?

>>18891745
Except when this time, rewards are paid based on how many customers actually use the product and lition is having a 4 digits user growth rate every month

Lition is raising the standard of what blockchain should be

>>18891708
>Why would anyone wait for $100 per LIT when they can dump say, 50k at $10?
Staking
>>18891745
It does. It's just not everything quite yet. Utility will get significantly more important as the market matures.

>>18891681
>>18891741
Redo it. If not you know what I'm going to do.
>https://www.strawpoll.me/19957634

>>18891762
Thank you for spreading my memes.

>>18891511
>>18891681
Here you go, fren. better version.

>>18891762
>>18891829
Only NEO pulled off 100 bucks at a similar circulating supply. And people thought it would be Chink ETH. How will a German energy token compete?

>>18891890
>German energy token

Thats where you are wrong kiddo, lition is not only for the energy sector.

>>18891890
if you read the whitepaper they list several use cases

>>18891990
Only one of which has been executed, and by the people who made the blockchain no less.
How is it the solution for business if they had to make their own business to even get any use out of it? Where's the third party rush to adopt shit like this?
>why yes sir I can't wait to get my Lition sidechain, nothing will help me sell gizmos and doodads more than that, thanks Hans Schnitzelgruber

>>18891872
Thank you
>>18891890
Lition is so much more than the energy sector. Don't underestimate GDPR compliance. You also need to consider a much bigger amount of potential retail investors combined with actual utility. NEO didn't even have actual utility.

>>18892053
yes

>>18890398
100k make it

>>18891741

Reminder, current marketcap ratios. May be much higher when crypto pumps

>too late to get in on LINK when it started to pump
>too early to make it with just BTC and ETH
>just in time to get in on LIT before it moons

>>18892135
Wow what an amazing argument.
Just bought 100k.

>>18892782
How old is that screenshot? There are over 100 new stakers since then

>>18892828
Like April 28th or so? Jesus we are growing fast

Is there any chance I could make it with these? Or will I be a wagecuck forever, pls

10,000 LIT
10,000 VIDT
28,000 ANJ
12,500 ADA
75,000 VET
750 NANO
70 KSM

>>18893051
Holy fuck sell the VET, NANO and ADA asap, what is this 2016

>>18893088
I kinda like ADA and NANO tho, igaf about VET but got hardly anything in there anyway so idc if it goes to 0. I'm in profit on the ADA and NANO atm and I was gonna hold as a long term thing for like 5 years or so incase there's a chance they do well, would you say they're destined to fail? I thought I'd say fuck it and take a risk on them

>>18893088
VET is a solid project. NANO is excellent technology but it won't ever be used.

>>18893051
We will all wagecuck forever.
No coin will save us now.