/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23503403
Good idea/incompetent devs=eternal crab

I dont want retards to hold my coin so fuck off sir, buy some kebab.finance like the other retards

>>23503403
Don't buy this, I lost 5 eth to this scam.

Lit is similar to chx, other Central Europe project. After they launched mainnet and realized absolutely nobody outside of crypto gives a shit about putting stuff on blockchain for no reason, they shifted focus to aggressive shilling and meaningless partnerships while dumping their tokens until it bled out to one penny. They seem to even be using the same shill farm.

>>23504165
>lit is similar to chx because central europe LOL

This board is getting dumber by the week

>>23503403
Because it's not a summer pnd and actually has customers/revenue, it's not just pure speculation.

>>23504165
10000 German households currently using lit for their energy providers beg to differ

>>23504165
hello simpleton, Lition already have 20k paying households, growing very month

>>23504262
It's 20k now? Is there a source for that?

The hilarious thing about projects like Lit is that they expect anyone will believe that a major energy company would in a millions years trust software from an incompetent crypto startup that can’t even set up staking correctly instead of from companies they already contract with like Amazon or IBM or Msft that have blockchain solutions.

>>23504272
Its 40k now.

Cuz its a dead shitcoin with a few bagholders

>>23504382
I asked why utilities would allow this yesterday and the litniggers actually had the audacity to say "because".

>>23504382
They will because it also saves them money

>>23504245
>>23504262
>>23504397
Based on these post I have estimated an average doubling time of 6 minutes.
This means an annualized rate 1.567E1488%.
We're all going to make it!

>>23504437
I'll explain it to you, utilities allow this because because

>>23504437
what do you mean with 'allow'

people can literally choose their energy providers here

>>23504444

>>23504444

Because they didn't have a mainnet until 1 month ago, also no one knows about them.

Now they already have 20k customers which accounts for 50k daily transactions on their blockchain, allowing stakers to earn LIT 100% organically.

It's going to top 50 if not top 20 mcap regardless of /biz/

>>23504457
that's huge, they're going to cover the whole Earth and then Mars in a matter of hours

>>23504382
KEK LIT doesn't need a major energy company to invest in them, they ARE the major company, and they're earning a shit ton of customers through lower prices due to blockchain technology

>>23505866
This.
Retards just dont understand.

Energy is only one use case btw. Pretty much all businesses benefit from a blockchain but it MUST BE GDPR compliant in Europe which Lition is.

>>23506670
This guy fucks.

>>23503403
ok, give it to me straight anons. I just need to double what I have and then I will cash out. Will Liton double my money short term?

>>23507720
>short term
could 2 x in the short term easily. long term its a 50-100x at the market cap and price its currently at.

Bullish, market decoupling. Early Chainlink vibes

willl i make it by staking 5000 LIT for 12m? poorfag here

>>23507926
That's a base level suicide stack.
You will probably not make it.
I staked 5k few weeks ago (for 3 months), getting about 3LIT/day. It's not great but after 3 months it's 270 LIT... Would be more if I staked for a whole year.