/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21700149
Weird i just asked about it a few hours ago. Seems like a decent project was thinking of buying a small bag

>>21700220
Let’s discuss $LIT


- Mainnet now broken for a year

- 6 nodes total

- 1 contract TOTAL live on chain

- All 6 nodes running in the CEOs office

- Convince anon’s to lock up tokens - in return for LIT tokens (soon to be worthless)

- Meanwhile; team pull the rug by slowly selling millions of $$$ worth


What am I missing here???

>>21700260

SAP partnership

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXpBRHptyKk

https://www.forbes.com/sites/lukefitzpatrick/2019/06/24/the-backstory-to-the-lition-blockchain/#1ca79eef47db

>>21700260
>> - Meanwhile; team pull the rug by slowly selling millions of $$$ worth
They're selling since weeks nothing plus you haven't read the whitepaper. Those LIT were meant to be sold.

LIT is legit af.

imagine buying this over vidt. the weak should fear the strong.

>>21700260
Mainnet bug was the same that JP fucking Morgan Quorum tried to fix.
Yes this team is working on new innovative technology and that means though nuts to crack along the way.
This isnt copy pasting the ethereum code, changing two parameters and calling it the TrompfX, the Ethereum killer.
They are selecting node operators to ready for a limited rollout after which it will get scaled up to a fully decentralized chain.

What are you missing?
Legit usecase with real life application.
Active advisor of german government concerning legislative proposals.
Set up to be the leader of the cryptospace for privacy compliant usecases.
In short if Lition makes it Tech wise, they will either become one of the biggest projects in a constantly growing crypto ecosystem or crypto will fail in its totality.
If they fix the bug and crypto doesnt collapse this will be a 100x but more likely a 1000x.

just a reminder that schizo fudders on /biz/ is actually bullish

>>21700922
>>21701693
still, only 6 nodes running is sad AF

Bought myself a 10K bag at low cost.
Personally I don't mind waiting for the mainnet; if anything I enjoy being able to accumulate more during this dip.

>>21701752
It's beta, what do you expect?
Besides, price is taking this more than into account.
Went from 35 to 2 cents. Now back at 13 cents. Would be at 1 dollar and top 200-300 if everything else would have been the same except the mainnet bug didnt happen.

>>21701752
Dude just wait until mainnet launches. Are you actually retarded? Why are Lition's fudders all just fucking dumb?

>>21702519
Fuck I forgot to finish it.

>>21700260
Imagine how satisfying it will be to go through all of these threads in 5-10 years time and realise just how dumb some people were. We've addressed these dozens of times but they never learn.

>>21702661
Haha great meme

>>21703139
Let’s discuss $LIT


- Mainnet now broken for a year

- 6 nodes total

- 1 contract TOTAL live on chain

- All 6 nodes running in the CEOs office

- Convince anon’s to lock up tokens - in return for LIT tokens (soon to be worthless)

- Meanwhile; team pull the rug by slowly selling millions of $$$ worth


What am I missing here???

>>21703204
So this is the best fud that can be done about lit? I'm going to be so fucking rich with this thing.

>>21702661
When Lit is $100 I invite everybody to go to this museum, which I will then build.

>>21703139
Thanks

>>21703440
>When Lit is $100
I honestly can't wait.