/biz/ - Business & Finance

it's just sad now bro. stop.

buy lition goyim

>>23579700

Seems like a good point to do it rather than do it at 250.

Anyway, we now know that we will get a major CEX that isn't BitStamp. Probably a asian one with TOMO's connections. Who could it be? Kucoin?

>>23579700
Wow salty prick gtfo this is the comfy lounge .35 cent waiting room

Ok for one (1) thread with such a name. I'm not a fucking schizo. Have you checked and XRP thread? It's a shitshow out there, basically conspiracy theorist Q anon boomers mixed with literal retards and bad memes, 0 conversation.

Heil LITler o/
Once again our allies from the east stand by our side, dont let the italians in this time.

its all over now .. its going to 0

>>23579666
>>23579700
>>23579711
Thank you for your energy.

Good riddance, the last OP that made the thread with the red pepe probably panic sold.

>>23579785
I'm the same OP.
Kek.

Kills Ripple

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA THE PRICE BOUNCED BACK IMMEDIATELY
THERE ARE ANONS THAT SOLD AT 10 CENTS JUST IMAGINE THIS

I NEVER FELT BETTER ABOUT LITION

>>23579753
It's interesting that they have the Central bank use case as the first one even though it's only in "R&D" stage while the others are live.
I'm thinking bullish, something big is coming.

>>23579700
>t. sold at $0.10

Just to be sure there is no way you can add to your staking amount unless you have another 5k to stake, right? I can't deposit the small stack I got in the dip on top of my already staked lit?

>>23579809
Same
kind of feel stupid for being banned from the official TG now kek
what's the unofficial TG?

>>23579830
Indeed, you have to BUY MORE.

Literally ûberbullish news disguised as FUD. A lot of anons were IQ tested today

>>23579855
pm a mod and explain you panicked, they will let you back it

>>23579826
>Richard confirmed all use cases will be in LIT and he only went into the deal cause LIT Token holders will benefit massively.
>This is an IQ test in the literal sense of the word. If you understood that all transaction rewards will be paid in LIT, even for TOMO-acquired usecases. Down the road (when TOMO acquires layer 2) they may decide to cut off LIT, but that surely won't happen without a merge between the coins. I wouldn't be surprised to see a 10-20x increase in tx's in only the next couple of weeks, as I think one of the main reasons this deal was pushed through was for TOMO to push a huge usecase through and they needed LIT's GDPR compliance.

Copying from old thread.

>>23579855
https://tme/lition_trading

>>23579855
Yeah same.
Could an anon thats still in the TG post all of Richard's replies here again?
One anon was doing so two threads ago but maybe he stopped or missed some.

>>23579932
I did two threads ago. On my phone now tho. Someone else can repost from there.

>>23579928
Richard took care of us and you shat on him and insulted him

not cool

>>23579916
kek. I am so happy that Mark banned all of the autistic screeching faggots, now they want back in when they got some time to actually THINK.

>>23579957
Maybe make a compilation out of all his replies maybe

Bought the dip and sold for a 50% profit

Later faggots

LOW IQS SHAKEN OUT EDITION

DIP SELLERS IN DISBELIEF

>>23579970
So the central bank usecase is practically confirmed

>>23579970
LITler needs more power, kek.

>>23579983
post trades larpie

you did jack shit

>>23579929
Thanks, already way better than the lame official one.

This was the final IQ test for LIT holders. If you sold now then you clearly never had a clue about the funadmentals of the project. This is incredibly bullish.

>>23580000
>Check em
You pretty much just confirmed it fren.

>>23579960
What insults were given?

SOLD MY SHITIONS AT 9C
THIS. IS. FUCKING. MARKET. MANIPULATION.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>23580000
Checked

>>23579666
>>23580000
Wth is going on in this thread?

>>23579666

>>23580064
Just fomo back in.
1.5 years of staking and you'll have your litties back.

>>23580064
kek

>>23580064
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHHA

>>23579666
Lol I'm not going to buy your shitcoin so that you sell your tokens on me.

Stay away from this scam frens

>>23580063
Loads, people were mad beyond logics. And when other dudes tried to make them chill they just kept on screeching. Some autists even mentioned suing or doing a home visit or some other shit like that. Low IQ reactions like these are killing the project, and Richards motivation to make us get comfy with our investment. Its really sad in fact.

Someone make a huge apologize wallpaper meme or some shit, we have embarrassed ourselves.

Who is this Adam Salam people keep insulting?
Is he the CM?

>>23580004
No, I'm not going to go through the trouble of posting my trades and get like 3 (yous)

Enjoy bagholding a chink project

Whats a comfy stack to get?

>>23580156
I literally just posted "thanks for playing I guess" and got kicked, kek

>>23580257
50k

>>23580275
gg

>>23580281
Damn. I could barely afford 5k but at least I have that

>>23580237
bla bla bla

you did nothing

i was down 10k usd because of some absolute fucking retards panic selling.

IRON HANDS BABY

can someone make a meme including the 9ct-sellers of todays dip? :D

I'm so fucking bulish on lit.

>>23580340
:^)

>The one usecase we currently have did NOT get merged (it will probably be significantly improved upon, tesla etc still a possibility)
>We will be the sole benefactor of every single TOMO acquired usecase

How did you .9c sellers read this and sell?

How many tokens needed to make staking worth it? Any anons seeing decent passive boomer gains?

>too much of a brainlet to use staking calculator

>>23580572
the question is not how many tokens but how many months since APY improves with staking duration not token amount

>>23580572
I have around 75k staked and I make 8$ish a day

Start guessing boyos

https://lition.de/tesla

Does this mean SAP is still involved?

>>23580707
We are all gmi (except the 10c sellers)
Reminder: >>23555555

>>23580707
WOT? So it's true?

I think it's time for a moon trip, frens.

>>23580064
fucking retard hahahah

>>23580064
Thanks for the cheapies.
May this be a lesson for you.

>>23580732

Yes

>>23580707
It's the same sales pitch as before, but password protected this time

>>23580732
Tomochain listed SAP as a partner two days ago. So yeah they're still involved

>>23580707
This was just leading to a sale pitch, basically "here is what Lition can help you (Tesla) with". As long as they don't add anything new, it's a nothingburger.

>Lition.io
The new design is VERY interesting tho, a completely new focus than before.

>>23580895
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

>>23580861
>>23580909

no smoke without fire

>>23580707
>>23580909
What is going on, the digits in Lition threads is starting to get on a paranormal level.

>>23580895
https://medium.com/lition-blog
Just look at this, they wont put SAP there for shits and giggles.

>>23580324
Get 5K so you can stake.

>>23580953
>pic related

>>23580988
Staking at this amount doesn't rly seem worth it though, does it

>>23580970
>I'm gonna coom...!

>>23581020
I'm staking 5k for (only) three months, I'm getting a bit less than 3 LIT/day.
3x90=270LIT, it's not a lot but if this coin every reach $1 or even $10 then it starts making a difference.
Also, if you stake for a whole year you get your gains multiplied by 1.8. Anyway, I think if you believe in the project you should stake, I don't see any downside.

Frens, lition energy remains completely independent.
Lition for enterprises has just expanded hugely.
Energy txns are set to rise ten fold over the next couple or years.
Now the enterprise transactions look set to be even bigger.
When you actually use your brain to think about this it's incredibly bullish.

>>23581032
You and me both, fren.

>>23581134
And at this amount what are the fee costs?

I thought LITION's greatest trick was convincing neets that LIT was just an energy token.

But it looks like their greatest trick was whatever they did here today.

So "acquired" means dramatically expanding use cases and another step toward a central bank.

Your move.

>>23581271
The average /biz/ fag thinks this is a sell signal. Let that sink in.

This is now the new Tron/Vechain Enjoy your china hustle scam coin while it lasts.

>>23581168
>>23581317
Fren, he said use brain, fren.

>>23581271
Just wait for the day LITlers LITionen start moving for a real LITzkrieg, that will be his greates trick.

Considering making a Takyon cover for Lition ...

>>23580002
>LITler needs more power, kek.

That's our Li'l LITler.

Li'l Hitler: "Mein teacher...my desk is *too small*. I need this little Polish boy's desk also."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHSPP-CzNl0

Whenever I'm worried about getting rug pulled I picture Richard downhill biking with his Aryan family and I remember he could never in 6 million years do something so deceitful

What do you think about Tomo themselves as an investment? I really don't know anything about them besides it being a layer 1 solution. I don't see them overtaking ethereum, and LIT can operate on top of tomo and eth, and other chains as well, so they have more room to grow. What about a situation where all ETH killers, including Tomo, fail? Would they just kill the Tomo part of the business and basically become Lition?

>>23580560
This is the problem when you spoonfed low IQ /biz/raelis. They don't understand the project and they flee from anything new that they don't understand.

>>23581317
Id pee myself if lit gets to the top 30 or top 20 like vechain or tron.

>>23581189
Improved

>>23581460
https://twitter.com/lightwizard777/status/1321530085447524354
"TOMO holders should be acquiring LIT."

>>23581317
I'm perfectly fine with that. Since, you know, VeChain and Tron have hundreds and thousands times the capitalization of LIT.

>>23581483
The hilarity of it all is that LITION is the fulfillment of all those Top 20 promises that are also half a hustle. Here comes LIT about to xenomorph its way through this TOMO chain acquisition and come out a fully grown top 5 monster on the other side.

VET, TRX, XRP...LIT will pass them all.

>>23579809
No shit, I scooped up 2k of that dump kek. Would have liked to get more but my other money is wrapped up right now.

>>23581317
>This is now the new Tron/Vechain
I'm counting on it

>>23581576
If we had the same mc as vechain lit would be worth about 7usd a piece after token burn is done

>>23581720
Kek. Yep. I'd have $10 million. I was honestly hoping for more, but that would more than do.

While I want the price to continue to climb as a sign of market confidence, I'm still mostly focused on an exponential increase in transactions using LIT. There is potential for me and other large holders to be earning hunreds of dollars per day from that alone.

And smaller holders should be excited too by this prospect for their own currently meager daily reward's dollar value.

Good afternoon from burger land LITGEN! What a difference a day makes. Hope you all had some extra cash laying around to scoop up at least some of that fire sale. I could only get 2k myself since everything else was wrapped up, but something is better than nothing. Reminder: always keep some ETH available for this kind of thing!

>>23580560
I read that and bought more at around .11 or so (Uniswap I'm certain made sure the ETH miner shitbags got their cut for nothing). I now feel comfortable throwing 10k in for staking and keeping 3k LIT for emergency.

Why shouldn't I just buy tomo instead of lit?
hard mode: don't mention mcap

>>23580156
I'm thinking of buying him his favorite Lego set if the AMA causes a pump.

>>23580707
password is lition btw

>>23581856
more value in layer 2, than layer 1. the fact that tomo bagholders are going to watch most of their value be sent to lit over the next year.

>>23581856
You got a point, everyone who is bullish on lit should also hold tomo because the mcap of lit will never go higher than the marketcap of tomo.

>>23581875
God thats lame

PUMP AND DUMP SCAM

>>23581856
LIT is the essential layer that TOMO needs enough to shell out money for instead of just partnering with. Would seem most of the value is on the LIT side though both will benefit. Pick up some TOMO if it makes you feel better, but I am set to benefit mightily from holing my stack stack in ancticipation of even greater future staking rewards. Those tx-based rewards have always been my top reason for stacking this one.

mikefrommoon has just been exposed in the telegram.

>>23581856
Because every usecase TOMO aquires only benefits LIT holders, holding TOMO is literally useless, tangiable rewards are gotten by holding LIT, which should drive the value of the coin up as well.

Only benefit of buying TOMO is that they are the father company and normies without technical knowledge might not realize the first statement.

>>23581903
Is that possible?
On the other hand Chainlink reached 20 Billion in valuation earlier this year vs 40 for Ethereum at the time.

>>23581856
That's like asking why you shouldn't buy ETH instead of LIT. Their value comes from totally different things

>>23581903
I agree. Pretty much all the use cases are going to be sent over over the Lition blockchain.

>>23582001
This. If you look at TOMO as an alternative to ETH it makes a lot more sense.

Where are the AT-AT memes?

>>23581195
No idea, maybe $10?

>>23581951
post screen shots

>>23581951
Screenhot plz I was banned

>>23581986
watch link + arbitrum absorb most of eth value.

>>23581906
Holding and staking Lit grants you a part of the profit generated by the txs. 20% APY is guaranteed, in words, by Richard. This means if I understood the deal correctly, that 20% will always be a minimum since the energy business still covers it, and runs through Lition blockchain. Im sure we will get to know more on the ama, but Im sure Richard made the deal in our best interest.

I bet he also realized that he couldn't oversee the rapid expansion of the energy business while also keeping the big promises of the blockchain development. So he sold to Tomo, which will specify Lition blockchain towards digital assets and bank use (Im sceptical), for those who remember JNT knows what Im on about. Buuuuuut... as long as the energy business still flows through the sidechain and keeps on generating txs, I couldn't care less.

>>23582093
It’s french anon

>>23582047
>>23582093

>>23582114
>Buuuuuut... as long as the energy business still flows through the sidechain and keeps on generating txs, I couldn't care less.
Bottom line on top indeed, anon.

>>23582154
Yeah figured as much, it was either him or ftp

>>23581956
You also get voting rights if i'm not mistaken? Im very badly read on Tomo. I have a conspiracy thought tho, the devs of Tomo got stuck and realized their token was useless and their chain missed key tech.

They buy Lition, the value will now transfer over.

>>23582215
did you seriosly think mike is ftp? lmfao ftp is probably smartest guy in that tg full of retards

>>23582225
>I have a conspiracy thought tho, the devs of Tomo got stuck and realized their token was useless and their chain missed key tech.
>They buy Lition, the value will now transfer over.
Based

>>23582215
It was never ftp. Ftp doesn't lie and he's actually informed about the project.

>>23582123
Based French compatriote

Can't wait to buy this bad mother fucker.

>>23582275
>It was never ftp. Ftp doesn't lie and he's actually informed about the project
FTP's FUD was actually worth reading as he is an IT guy and large staker. Mike was just idiot who bought high and sold low after the mainnet failure. He would just screech about 10K sells being the team dumping.

>>23582275
>>23582316

Didn't everyone know it was him? One of the LITGEN-bakers even had this exposed in one of the thread-titles and jpg of the thread.

If I recall even McDump called him out for it in the Unofficial chat.

>>23582375

Echo Base, Hoth

Now that the dust has settled - where do we go from here LIT frens?

>>23582154
Based Gojkira for exposing Mike
(even though i suspect him to be a virgin /lg/ baker, I give praise where praise is due)

>>23582790
Everyone already knew newfag

>>23582272
Probably the future sidechains will then require staking with tomochain LIT tokens, I presume?
I wonder if they will keep the energy chain staking running as erc-20's

>>23582846
>newfag
I dont follow TG trannydrama.

It's year of betrayals for me. First McAfee, now Richard.

hello sirs i lost 1 lakh of liton in the dump panic sale

Are these real people

WE WERE SUPPOSED TO BE IN THIS TOGETHER!

>>23583001
what do you mean?

>>23583001
Scams on /biz/ remind me of hilldawg memes

I'm proud of my work, desu.

>>23583061
Nice

>>23582154
He isn't mike but he fell for mikes fud. When he talks about posting addresses, he just copied addresses mike had posted in here and asked about them on TG. It looks like he's not denying it on TG but maybe he likes the idea people think he's mike.

>>23579746
Kek

can the meme guy please post a link to his comfiest lition pics? thanks

1. Everyone already knew about French anon being Mike but this time he openly admitted it.
2. ftp is not as smart as he thinks he is, not even close, but as telegram is full of literal retards and he talks a lot he stands out easily

>>23583189
That apu is really unsettling and I'm gonna have nightmares over it

https://voca.ro/18TdJ241QD1c

ok nobody here actually put in the work. i had to do it myself once again.

>all of richards comments from today

>>23583298

>>23583417
God's work anon

>>23582375
Ah me too

>>23582460
I'm pretty sure ftp called out French Anon Anon as being Mike like a month or two ago (let me see if I can find it)

>>23582375
Can we all send Richard AT-Ats if LIT makes us rich?

>>23582275
ftp is bullish as fuck on tomochain news

>>23583560
Count me in.

>>23583516

He was close

>>23583560
Yes

>>23583261
What are you talking about? ftp is smart as fuck

>>23583417
Much appreciated.

Jesus the guy has more aliases than Jason Bourne
Prabhu aka Satoshi Buterin aka mikefrommoon aka mikefromcrash aka French Anon

>>23580064
HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHA I FUCKING BOUGHT YOUR BAG AHGAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

I contacted the Lition team today pretending to be from a pharmaceutical company. I introduced myself as Dr Sinjin Smythe from AAC Pharmaceuticals. After explaining to the team my business and how I think we could benefit from using Lition the team informed me that to use the service you can pay with the Lition token by opening a coinbase account, buy Bitcoin, then go onto Uniswap then buy LIT, then buy a hardware wallet, then transfer funds to wallet, then transfer to the Lition team. Or just pay by credit card over the phone or online with fiat. I said that I was happy with the fiat option as it is a little bit much to ask a regular non crypto company to do that when fiat will suffice. They said absolutely, and that the Lition token is more as an investment for people as it goes up and down with Bitcoin but will never be adopted by regular businesses because most are too busy to not just pay with fiat and we don’t want to lose business by putting barriers in front of potential clients. I agreed and hung up the phone.

>>23582460
>>23583516
I (Gojkira) was the one who intially called him out in ftp's chat. Ftp was then convinced that I was right after his argument with Mike.

>>23582790
I've made 2-3 lg's. I'm neither the main one or the other one who can't number correctly.

>>23583772
Is this old pasta or did you just make it up? Anyway thanks

>>23583772
Ok.
I dont think many of the high IQ anons really thought of LIT as a payment system but thanks for your contribution or LARP whatever it may be.

>>23583827
>>23581261

>>23580182
Just someone who doesnt like retarded faggots.
Oh and by the way.
If your are reading this Trevor, I hope your worthless whoremother gets railed by a pack of niggers with AIDS that have their dicks on fire while railing her. Not even a redditor with perma gold status attached to his profile can be this smug and stupid at the same time as your dumbass is.

Feeling extremely comfy right now. Will be staking tomorrow.

>>23583849
>If your are reading this Trevor, I hope your worthless whoremother gets railed by a pack of niggers with AIDS that have their dicks on fire while railing her. Not even a redditor with perma gold status attached to his profile can be this smug and stupid at the same time as your dumbass is.
Dangerously Based. This Trevor nigger is also a Biden voting subhuman spastic. What a fucking loser.

>>23583417
Very nice and many thanks.

>>23583999

Checked

Tomo built Lition's mainnet didn't they?

The most comfy thing about this flashdump is that literally everything said on the AMA will be bullish

>>23584079
Yeah this got the scary news out of the way.

>>23584074
I'm sure they must have helped at least a little.

>>23583417
Based

>>23584159
And the weak hands.

>>23584079

>>23583417
>That wink
I'm convinced he browses or at least knows that we made Lego a meme.

>>23584606
based
>>23584635
he browses for sure. He is in the unofficial trading group. he knows.

>>23584635

I was hoping he would say his favourite lego was the official Tree House but I admire his honesty. Maybe Richard is trustworthy after all.

>>23584635
One of us

What if market will crash before election? I'm so bullish right now, but anons...bull trap is around corner.

It's not fud, just thinking about it.

I was very disappointed nobody posted the "thanks for playing meme" when we tanked today

>>23584765
people were too busy panicking like little bitches

>>23584777
truer trips couldnt have been posted anon

Why coin go down now

>>23584765

>>23584765
Sorry was slightly shell shocked by the news

A bit of boolishness for future TOMO holders out there. Who knows...

>>23584740
>if market crash before election?
I'm such a crypto addicted retard that I'm sure I will use a lot of my savings to buy up more ETH and BTC to make up for how pathetically little I have because I've been chasing the German dragon again.

>>23584908
It was bound to happen after a bounce. I took advantage at 13c to hit my next big number because I was too slow this morning for 10c. May get my chance for 10c again, however. I'd pick up another 5K or so if it dipped again. I'm focused on those use cases upping my rewards to LDAR levels by next summer. The price could tank or crab forever, but as long as Lition Energie was viable and others were tx were coming on, I'd be happy.

>Compound
Answer 1: Earning interest
Answer 2: Supply a crypto asset as collateral
Answer 3: COMP token holders

https://coinbase.com
/earn/comp/
invite/35n2wbx4

>EOS
Answer 1: A blockchain protocol for fast, scalable applications
Answer 2: Delegated proof of stake
Answer 3: Fast, free transfers
Answer 4: Stake EOS tokens
Answer 5: Upgradable smart contracts

https://coinbase.com/
earn/eos/
invite/4cb5m7qn

>Stellar Lumens
Answer 1: A decentralized protocol that unites the worlds financial infrastructure
Answer 2: Facilitating low-cost, universal payments
Answer 3: Transactions are fast, inexpensive, and global
Answer 4: To issue, exchange, and transfer tokens quickly and efficiently
Answer 5: It relies on the cooperation of trusted nodes to confirm transactions

https://coinbase.com/
earn/xlm/
invite/kd6071z4

Anyone still needs this shit? Help me out. I buy more LITTIES with that ref money. Its a win win.

>> but why'd he lock trust nodes a day before announcement?
>St. Richard wanted to protect people from making a terrible mistake by panic selling.

HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA RICHTARD THE SCAMMER LOCKED EVERYONE SO THEY CAN'T SELL WHILE HE DUMPED EVERYTHING HE HAS 1 DAY BEFORE THE ANNOUNCEMENT

>>23577604
>>23577638

HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHA

>>23584740
Pray Trump wins by a landslide
as this would start the GBR

>>23579666
>>23580000
>>23581444
>>23583999
>>23584777

>>23555555

>>23581813
You got 1,5mil lit?

Probably one of the biggest holders imo

>>23585598
kill yourself mongoloid.

Why do people keep saying the trust nodes got locked yesterday?

>>23585598
>DO NOT GIVE HIM ATTENTION
Also, even how much I dislike you mike, go get your head checked. For fuck sake.

>>23585669
Sorry, fren, I was in a tizzy this morning and had added a zero in my head where there shouldn't have been. I would have a mere $1.5 million by then (including staking rewards).

I have seen 400K, 500K, and even 1M, though. I think the baker who ran the poll has 500K.

>>23585669
I did the math, that would be more around 200k LIT

>>23585880
Now I'm confused, but you are very close to right.

>>23585894
Let me put down the calculation:
From 15c (average of the last days) to 700c ($7):
700/15=46.6
10 000 000/46.6=~214 592

>>23585769
This is great kek

>>23585968
I don't think your math checks out kek.
200k x $7 = 1.4 million

>>23586048
200k LIT @15c

top kek. Mikefrommoon ran over to the Tomochain channel to FUD xdxd

Did you all see this crumb?
https://boards.4channel.org/biz/thread/23575702/

Nobody bothered to search Google images, but I did.

>>23586048
Sorry my last answer wasn't clear.
The anon said if LIT would go to $7 he would have 10millions, from there it's easy to guess how much he has, seeing that from the price we are now (15c~) to 7$ the price would multiply by 46.6.
That means you just need to divide 10mil by 46.6 to find the approximate amount of token.
t. brainlet

>>23586085

>>23586060
Yeah that's 30 grand right now. And after an 46.6x which lands the LIT token at $7 you've got 1.4 million.

>>23586087
How is this related to LIT?

>>23586118
I guess I'm retarded, thanks kek

>>23586108

>>23586087
This is completely unrelated to LIT.. OP was talking about the Radix token release and some retard shamelessly tried to shill LIT in the same thread..

>>23586128
>How is this related to LIT?
It's literally right there.

>>23576625
"It's Lition. BIG news coming mid-November, that's all i'm going to say. Put 5k in and you're set"

>>23586187
>LIT thread bomb.
Thanks for clearing that up.

>>23586108
fucking retard.
Top kek.

>>23586103
kek

I have no idea why you go through it the hard way, if he says at 7$ he would have 10million, you just devide 10mil/7

~1,428 mil

but anyway he missed by a couple of zeros... I was just jealous that he had more.

T 410k holder
For you calculator
I would have 410*7= 2.87mil$

>>23586179
You are kek. See for example if you got 1 million tokens and each one is worth $7, how much is your stack worth in total? Hint: it's less than 10 million and also 1 million LIT > 200k LIT.
Get some sleep fren, you need it.

>>23586257
>by a couple zeroes.
It was one.

>>23586087
lol op was talking about the eXRD presale https://tokens.radixdlt.com/ 5k was the minimum and the launching on Uniswap on 17 November

>>23586103
>That means you just need to divide 10mil by 46.6 to find the approximate amount of USD.
So close, anon.

>>23586225
You seem to be a newfag. Look, anyone who claims he's a LIT insider or any shit like that is plain larping. I've been following LIT since it's inception and all the supposed "insiders" were larpers. If there were any actual insiders on here, today's acquisition would surely get leaked before it got announced.

>>23586388
Fairly new. Should have known better. Grasping.

>>23586108
I'm just imagining Mike PMing Tomochain's CEO trying to convince him that Lition is a scam and spamming etherscan links.

>>23586388
> If there were any actual insiders on here, today's acquisition would surely get leaked before it got announced.
>>23565357
Also there are two legitimate insiders but you don't know them.

>>23583664
>ftp is smart as fuck
Compared to some of the absolute morons we have in the telegram group, yes he's smart. Otherwise really not that much. There are many others in the community at least as smart. He had really dumb takes when lition made some github repositories partially available to the public. It was insane. It was not calculated fud, he actually believed in what he was saying. He jumps to conclusions without having enough data and he's definitely too overconfident about it. He vastly underestimated Patricio and Dragos, it was embarrassing how he even suggested that he might have needed to help to save the project. Absolutely insane.

>>23586730
Interesting actually. I missed this thread but it comes as close to a legit insider as I've seen. But what did he mean by "awesome" for Tomochain and "hilarious" for Lition?

1m volume on uniswap holy shit

>>23586820
Because he probably sees it as one company being superior to another by buying it out. I doubt he has that close connections.

>>23586769
>he might have needed to help to save the project
Yeah I remember that, pretty cringe

>>23586769
Yeah I think he did get ahead of himself back then but I think he's fine now.

>>23586924
I agree

>>23586769
I don't think he jumped to conclusions. He just said that there weren't many contributions to the Gitlab repositories during a certain time period and was concerned.

From what I've seen, he usually is data-driven and just presents his research.

And I think he said he'd only help with the staking site since it is shitty hahaha

>>23586869
>500k from idiots dumping
>500k from the same idiots rebuying

>>23586419

What is this guy talking about?

>>23586388
it was leaked here

Baker here.
I'm taking the day off. So bake as you will or dont.

>>23588000
I may do that later once we reach 300 if I'm awake as I did last night: this time with correct numbering!

>>23588107
>I may bake again if awake
Hope so.

Dumb nigger jannies I tell ya they have autism

So did I get chinked or not?

>>23588735
No. Crash happened due to panicking retard who got scared due to chinks. It’s bullish news, and sounds like something even better is coming Friday.

>>23588808
Anyone that wanted in under .13 had a 2 hour window gift wrapped in paper hands with a green bow. I scooped up a few thousand with what I had available. Takeaway: always have some spare ETH on hand in case of a flash dump!

>>23588961
>couldn’t do anything about it due to boss saying no phones at work

>>23587534
Don't know where he got that from.

>>23588961
14 cents is not bad either. kind of.

So banks are more or less confirmed. The only question is if LIT or TOMO benefits the most here.

>>23589201
The way he phrases it here, telling us to look for "hints" is a freudian slip telling us the new focus is not a nothingburger

>>23589201
Well if there are thousands of transactions on a Lition sidechain and Tomochain is merely just being used to act as a layer 1 for that sidechain, then I would think LIT benefits the most.

I hate that lit is owned by a shitty gook eth killer now. Seriously their ceo got kicked out of nem for doing manipulative tactics with sock puppet accounts.

>Invest in German crypto managed by an Austrian
>Still end up getting chinked

>tfw just realised tomoDEX was the 'Major' exchange listing

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

>>23589660
no it wasn't

they specifically said a fiat ramp on

>>23589201
He never said this. It's a fake message. It's not in the official TG.

Should I convert my free UNIs to LIT?

>>23589697
kek i literally took the screenshot 5 minutes ago, search "hints"

>>23589724
I searched around the time it was posted then I realized I'm in a different timezone yeah searching is faster I guess

>>23589717
yes

Hi schizos. How likely is it that lition will hit $1.00 over the next few months?

>>23589881
I kinda expect it to get there in 48 hrs, a month tops.

>>23589239
At this point, the term "nothingburger" is the definition of an American still not holding any LIT
>>23589247
I can see this. It may be Tomochain's way of getting some of the action without having developed any of the protocol making it possible. Call it a last ditch effort on their part seeing that this new implementation of the way a blockchain is being is the future and they don't want to be left irrelevant. Richard also new he needed a normie friendly onramp without sending potential new clients searching Uniswap for it without sifting through the likes of COOM, BREEV, and other degenerate scam coins.

>>23589881
90%

>>23589201
God the way that women tweets just screams scam. Bad grammar, announcement of announcement, Lition got chinked because Richard wanted an out. He knows Lition will amount to nothing and when it does he has a scapegoat in tomochain. Chinks from the 3rd world don't give a fuck they'll exit scam and go on with their lives, this is all an elaborate "clean exit" on Richards part

wait so
was the big "never before seen in the crypto sphere" announcement the tomochain shit
or are we still waiting

>>23589881
10%

>>23589971
Pointless post

brainlets have already sold and the ones who didn't are laughing at your attempt

>>23590080
Richard is too proud of Germany. He's doing this to make sure LITION succeeds to his own standards. The hybrid will be stronger.

Hey, not sure who needs to hear this, but here it is:

Some Anons were calling me a faggot for asking for a graph yesterday, said it was all memes, especially for low cap coins, some anons, in good will, suggested waiting for sub 16c prices.

I said it looked like a possible double top was happening, got laughed at again, anyway, go fuck yourself, when I got off work, the price was serendipitously at 10c, went all in and am sitting at instant 50% profit.
You can say it was all because of the asians, but I believe this was a synergistic effect of TA + FA

Go fuck yourself you non-chart gambling noobs.

>>23590179
You can believe it was all because of the charts but you'll continue to be delusional. It was 100% due to idiots misinterpreting the announcement.

>>23590179
Nobody cares faggot, lmao at thinking panic dump on a micro volume coin has anything to do with meme lines

>>23589971
English is clearly not her first language

>>23589803
Okay! I think I will once UNI is highish again, or when LIT is lower, 300 UNI I will. But I don't think staking would be a good idea if I only have about 5000 LIT, the calculator says only 14c a day wtfrick

>>23589717
I did when it was .11 cents and UNI was $5, haven't regretted it since

>>23590150
Name one project who straight up sold off to another? Why not the usual crypto partnership malarkey that they throw around? Because he needed a completely legal washing of the hands so to speak of the blockchain aspect to Lition. This gave him his out, now you're literally just another chink scam. Muh regulated German coin was a big selling point for Lit and now it's gone

New FUD is "chink scam".

>>23590440
Because Tomochain has much more resources and money to get shit done. Richard would not have sold if he didn't think it wasn't the best for the blockchain company.

>>23579666
how much can i make liquidity mining on unicorn, i put in the bare minimum 0.5 eth about 1350 lit how long will liquidity mining go on u think?

Fucking retards overreacting and still FUD posting. You had 2 years + 2 hrs yesterday.

>>23590491
You guys are utterly delusional. Well your money to lose, not mine. I wish you the best of luck

>>23590574

>>23583560
Im in

>>23590574
Yeah I'm delusional for not believing that Tomochain just wasted money buying something that they don't on making successful.

>>23586103
You went full retard, anon

>>23590439
I'm jelly, but happy for you. I missed the 10c this morning, but I won't miss the next opportunity.

dumpers ngmi

>>23579809
>>23579855
>no spare eth
>was at work so didn't even know this shit was happening

It's over for me, I don't even have a suicide stack either.

>>23580324
>>23580257
Believing redditpolls is pointless, redditors need to be pushed back to their own website.

lit holders need to accept that richard sold them out and cut losses before fridays ama. insider here & tomo will be buying all lit at 25% of the price before issuing a new token that will be airdropped to $tomo holders. tomochain is the real winner here.

Guys what the fuck is the announcement likely to be no schizophrenic replies please.
Is it a tomodex listing? I’m sending Richard anthrax if that’s the case. They talked about a “fiat on ramp” how do we know that isn’t just USDT/LIT on tomodex since we can only trade BTC or ETH for lit atm

>>23591113
tomodex is the big exchange listing, dev wallets have been selling leading up to this announcement, lit is over.

>>23581903
x108umVe)
>more value in layer 2, than layer 1. the fact that tomo bagholders are going to watch most of their value be sent to lit over the next year.
>>23591102
x108umVe
>lit holders need to accept that richard sold them out and cut losses before fridays ama. insider here & tomo will be buying all lit at 25% of the price before issuing a new token that will be airdropped to $tomo holders. tomochain is the real winner here.

You're back.

If the 'major exchange' listing is tomoDEX I will be committing suicide.

>>23591102
kek brainlet tier take, 100% of the value of TOMO acquired usecases will remain in LIT tokens, if TOMO ever sees success it will only tangibly affect LIT holders.

The only way this is bad for LIT is that if TOMO eventually makes their own layer2, making LIT obsolete, but if that happens we'll see a merge of the coins where holders get airdropped TOMO.


to draw a proper analogy, we own every table inside the casino and profit off every gambler, they only own the building and brand.

>>23591130
Logically why wouldnt it be?
Tomochain and LIT are in bed together, its a fucking joint AMA ffs, why would the Lition team announce a coinbase (for example) listing in a joint announcement with Tomochain when Tomochain isnt even listed on coinbase

>>23591113
Tomochain buying Lition was the announcement.

>>23591145
Based.

>>23591165
Time to fucking sell.
No more shitcoins for me Im all in LINK.

>>23591113
That's literally what it is. As of right now, the only way for him to tell potential clients interested in the project is to send them to Uniswap, where instead of seeing other projects that have at least been partially audited, they will see LIT hasn't left the platform that houses she likes of COOM, BREEV, Luigi coin and other Indian scam coins. It opens them up to the broader Asian market. Lition needs this if they want to present a normie friendly product to any potential client.

>>23590440
I'm not getting through logic of your argument here. Richard has Lition as a company he needs to run, along with the blockchain. If this is the scam you say it is for him to wash his hands of it, it's not the best look for a company that is GDPR compliant, actually working with the German government, and also responsible for the well being of those he employs. This just doesn't add up at all.

>>23591153
Didn't they say it's gonna be a centralized exchange though

>>23591145
spin it in your favor but the markets dont lie. lit got dumped in the face of this news. its over for lit.

>>23591211
Got a link?

>>23591113
USDT pair isn't fiat on-ramp you retard

exchange is likely kucoin desu.

>>23591225
Watch the last AMA

>>23591215
no, it flashdumped then recovered to exactly where it was (hovering between 15 and 17c), as brainlets panicsold when they saw "acqusition" and people who actually read the article bought the dump.

>>23591215
basically this^. i hold a small bag of lit. glad i didnt buy more. it's going to zero, or it might crab forever as a part of the 'side chain', IE; a side project that gets run just to avoid the bad PR that comes with overtly scamming your initial investors. but make no mistake, the rug has been pulled, lit is the definition of token-not-needed.

>>23591215
>dumped all over
Nigger, what the actual fuck are you on about?

We are still way up this year. Literally 10x from lows in January. I'm up 3x on my lowest buy, 2x on the majority, and 10% from today. It's just begun. We're just going to disagree on this. This anon said most of what I wanted to say. >>23591199

>>23591246
The beauty of a microcap. You can actually pinpoint this kind of retardation to a few weak hands lol

>>23591250
Your pitch is compelling NGL, but this >>23591246

>>23591250
You're dumb aren't you, LIT's token is the only one being used. If there's a token not needed it's TOMO's, at this point in time.

>>23591250
I'm guessing you bought in the last few days and know nothing about the project.

>>23591288
To emphasize "read the fucking article". I admit that I didn't right away and proceeded to freak out quietly over my coffee as I read the posts. I read it. Sounds surprisingly good. Picked up more. But I completely get taking off now. I actually find a lot of the negative analysis of this credible. Hell, it's stuff I would have said myself given the initial news. But I like what I read. So here I am. I hope you don't get to point and laugh at me.

Someone make a new general. I can't be bothered.

>>23591290
Yeah, TOMO paid for LITION. That's no small thing. If LITION didn't have value, it would have been left to dwindle on its own. I know the knee-jerk is to FUD, but these two parties obviously had complimentary strengths to leverage. We've been told that their ambitious plan works best this way. Again, maybe one has to be a little more open than average to see how this could actually work. Like I said, I hope my intuition's right so I don't get laughed at.

Why wouldn’t Tomochain fold Litions’ GDPR/tech into their mainchain, or create their own layer 2 where they hold more of the supply? Can a big-brained anon explain the technical reasons for not doing so? I can’t seem to see how they can possibly be incentivized to care about Lition’s value when they could just poach the features into their own chain.

>>23591288
Exactly. Remove that flash dump from the equation, and what do you have: the hardest "FUD" that LIT has ever been hit with and it didn't even put a scratch on it.

>>23591349
You weren't here when people find out the team was selling without telling us. This was the only time mikefrommoon was even slightly correct.

lit is going back to single digits

>>23591348
As I said, there is no technical reason to not do so, and I'm sure they even wanted to do that. But Richard wouldn't sign such a terrible deal and made sure all transactions were to happen on the LIT sidechain. That was one of the key reasons why he agreed to the merger at all. So now they're basically stuck with LIT holders extracting all of their value.

>>23591384
I just accept that sketchy shit has to happen sometimes. Imagine what we don't and can't find out about.

>>23591317
Done, fren

NEW BREAD

>>23591396
>>23591396
>>23591396

>>23591391
key reason being that he was paid, lit is done for.

>>23591228
Fuck off you megacoper
Define “on ramp” for me then faggot.
Since USDT is tied to the value of the US dollar that could easily be what he meant by “on ramp”

Just dumped my entire bag, enjoy the drop and use it to accumulate so I can laugh at you faggots after the big announcement
Shittylitties btfo
I trust Sergey now

Also richard telling us to look for "hints" on their new site where they've 180° shifted focus onto Bank transactions, made me personally relatively sure that the reason TOMO even agreed to it (make no mistake, this is a terrible deal for them on the outside), was that TOMO needed LIT's GDPR to lock in a partnership with a regulated bank.

>>23591415
>just dumped entire bag
Saw that. Under $0.15.

>>23591391
There would be absolutely no reason for Tomochain to buy Lition and then to just develop their own layer 2 GDPR compliant blockchain. That literally defeats the entire purpose.

>>23591417
>(make no mistake, this is a terrible deal for them on the outside)
This is the crux. This was gut-wrenching to find out. It takes some emotional control to sort through it, and no small amount of cope.

>>23591415
>dumps entire bag of crypto because he got into an argument with someone on a Mongolian basket weaving forum.

Put me in the screencap Litbros

>>23591462
How is it gut wrenching? Who cares if it's bad for TOMO? It's also not bad for the Tomochain company because it's literally the reason why they bought Lition in the first place.

>>23591467
>just dumped
>put me in screencap
>>23591496
>gut-wrenching
I am a big bagholder and this was the last thing I wanted to hear. Tesla was retarded, but I was honestly hoping for more traditional good news. I think I look like an idiot to most right now but that's going to have to be okay.

What price are we looking at a year from now?

>>23591570
$0.10

>>23591102
>Buy tokens
>Make them worthless
That's the best business strategy I've ever heard. Literally burning money kek. You're going to have to come up with something better than that, insider.

>>23591431
What exchange lol
I still turned a small profit

>>23591655
If not Uniswap, was it perchance Hotbit?

>>23591677
Yup. Got me

>>23591689
Switching between phonepoasting and laptop btw

The FUD got to me this time boys.

>>23591722
>The FUD got to me this time boys.
It's honestly understandable. This looks horrible from the outside and at first blush. Takes some digging, cope, tranquilizing, etc. Also though I'm out on a limb with LIT, I do have the rest of my portfolio in mostly LINK with some BTC, ETH, and another moonbag. I don't want this to be what it looks like to everyone else.

>>23591819
I sold my LIT cause I just dont think that the announcement is going to be anything big.

If Im wrong and LIT pumps, then Im graceful in defeat. Ill gladly admit right now that if this announcement is something big I was wrong and all you LITfags were right. Im not going to come back on here and try to justify selling my bag.

>>23591843
>Im not going to come back on here and try to justify selling my bag
Cool. Just so you know, the biggest wallets have been accumulating. I saw it mentioned that top #50 used to be 150K LIT and now it's over 190K. Some of LIT-fags may have more money than sense, but there it is.

>>23591887
>doesnt provide any etherscan links

You are a nigger

>>23591945
https://etherscan.io/token/0x763fa6806e1acf68130d2d0f0df754c93cc546b2#balances

>>23592017
Fair