/biz/ - Business & Finance

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Ni hao

>>23642004
Richard is a cuck I prefer Long Dong and his team of 30 developers

>big long diddly dong is not amused by your retardation

Im all in on these prices, should I stake my tokens or hold them?

>>23642258
Hold through November. If good news stake for longer I guess. I stocked up during the dip as well and bought the bags of retards but I'll wait out with staking.

>>23642258
If you are all in, stake. The price will go lower and this will save you from selling low like an absolute retard.
Going all in was already a retarded move btw.
The price will go lower for a long time but we are still headed to triple digits

>>23642440
>The price will go lower for a long time
What makes you so sure?

living a nightmare rn
can't believe we got gooked
hopefully something good will come from it
guess we'll have to wait and see

Anyway. I truly believe we are better off with the new team. I am still outraged by how they sold ecosystem tokens trying to hide them and not using them for anything good for the project. They have thousands of ETH that won't be used for Lition Blockchain.

>>23642440
I staked 15k for a year compounded like a fucking dumbass so next October for me I'll have a couple hundred bucks maybe. The chinks got us again boys. Look at them, just laughing at us.

For everyone thats like OMG TOMO SO BULLISH RIGHT NOW. Look at their fucking chart and tell me they've done anything worth fuck all up to this point. Atleast LIT was moving up ffs.

>>23642440
>The price will go lower for a long time but we are still headed to triple digits
Nah crabbing along and nobody is going to sell at these prices. There will only be hopium and good news from now that will increase the price.
From what they said on TG they are aware of the liquidity and want to get it on exchanges. This has been mentioned by them multiple times now. Liquidity/exchange seems to be first on their list. Anh said the post lit+TOMO merger moves will make headlines in November but we don't know what that means. And it's good there isn't too much speculation/no set date or hype around this. They might drop big news and the price triples in an hour lol. We don't know.

>>23642479
>What makes you so sure?
I can't be sure but we have tens of millions of tokens stuck in LPS and an army of retards who can't wait to cut loss.
We are going through a transition period, I don't expect anything that will make them change their minds in a few months.
Let's see if the team will try with some hype strategy, but for now they seem to be transparent and serious.

>>23642513
>and tell me they've done anything worth fuck all up to this point
Yeah they bought Lition. Smartest move in crypto. They NEEDED the L2 and Lition needed the L1. It's perfect. Keep seething.
Also if you think Berlin is better for business than Singapore you are autistic.
t. Lived in Berlin.

>>23642535
>I don't expect anything that will make them change their minds in a few months.
So you think people gonna unstake and dump their bags even if Tomo manages to get it onto an exchange, add a new use case and get that up and running and do all the things Richard said he would but never did? Sure a lot of people invested in LIT are pretty much sub human IQ tier as proven by the dip but are they this dumb?

>>23642522
This is also true. Anyway, I'm already loaded and comfy with my node, I have set a few more buy orders but I dca staggered them.

>>23642536
Ok so a company that hasn't done jackshit worth mentioning AT ALL and the only smart thing they've done SINCE INCEPTION is buy a company with an actual usecase. And that's bullish to you? WOW dude. Fucking wow.

>lition claims to be GDPR compliant blockchain in the EU
>motherfucking vietnamese chinks spawned

imagine EU adopting a chinkchain. im almost sorry to say to you but this project is D E A D

fucking tomochain ahhaahah. what is this, 2017?

the ultimate revenge against richard the cuck is to pump lition after he is no longer running it.

>>23642557
Good point. It really depends on the time-frame in which they will manage to accomplish that. The thing is that a LOT of people staked in the time in which LPS had artificially inflated crazy high rewards (almost exactly 2x as now), in April or May. A lot of 6 month contracts are about to end. For 12 month contracts there is still time.

Now I don't remember what was the price back then, this is also important.

>>23642522
Remember the last good news was

We are going to be listed on a major exchange
>Tomodex
We are going to make an announcement that's never happened before in crypto
>Sold to gooks
We are on track to achieving our goals
>Transactions are nowhere near the goal post
It's pretty fucking obvious its only going to get worse

Next week I'll analyse the staking contracts further and compile a list of dates where stakes will end. Then we'll have an idea who could sell how much at a specific time

>>23642632
>major exchange
I have no recollection of anything official about the "major", and even then it's too vague to keep them accountable for.

>>23642640
Awesome

cant believe i was right again..
anyone who listened to me, you're welcome

Is GDPR still applicable now that lit is owned by an Asian company? Is it only applicable to native companies or can tomo utilize lition's GDPR compliance as well?

>>23642594
LIT and TOMO are like 2-3 yrs old and have done a lot so far. I known crypto fags are always impatient and never had a job let alone worked in a start up or whatever. It's not easy to survive this long or even turn a profit. They clearly felt the need to get a GDPR L2 solution onto their chain cause Asia is even more autistic about deletable features than the EU. It probably came up a lot in talks and was the missing piece to secure something big. They didn't give Richard millions and buy Lition out of kindness and charity.

>>23642632
Yes all of this came from Richard and the gook. Be glad they are gone then lol.

>>23642657
>Is GDPR still applicable now that lit is owned by an Asian company?
Yes of course. GDPR isn't EU exclusive. Companies just have to be compliant with it. Like Facebook is GDPR compliant. Is it s European company? No.
>can tomo utilize lition's GDPR compliance as well?
Yes the deletable and regulation friendly features are even more needed in Asia.

>>23642513
You should remember this post when staking saves your dumb ass from selling early.

Lition!

>>23642694
>GDPR isn't EU exclusive.
Good to hear. I'm not familiar with EU laws.

>>23642632
You forgot:

We are working with an oracle if not THE biggest oracle out there!
>Never mentioned again.

Is it still possible to open a trust node? Do we still only need 50k lits for it?

>>23642711
Lition is in the Chainlink Changelog already.

https://github.com/smartcontractkit/external-adapters-js/releases

>lition to query the price in Euros per MWh for Lition.

>>23642491
>>23642594
>>23642632

Some truth. Nice. I hold simply because Idgaf. 95% (more like 98% as this shit drops) of my wealth is in btc. Maybe slopelords willl deliver. Maybe not. I feel like shit about this, but truth is, it's still better than FTM. Slopes are more competant than curries.

>>23642746
they will use band protocol

Richard is in the telegram clarifying for brainlets again

200k + lit holder here. didn't sell.
market's really emotional and irrational right now, partly because i think the communication was bad and investors don't really quite know what to think of an acquisition.

I am still confident, sucks that I can write off any short term gains, but it is what it is.

i think it also speaks for itself that there are still frequent LIT threads. it's not a pump n dump, the fundamentals are there. we need use cases now, better liquidity and i see LIT reaching $1.

>>23642914

I am bullish for long term. It's incredible that Richard even takes his time on a Saturday to answer to those retards.

>>23642867
You're the brainlet you little bitch. Do you understand one single thing about what has happened in the past week? No I didn't think so. All you do is suck your dads dick all day you fucking loser boy. Did you top up during the dip? I am now a Lit whale and I'm going to splurge bucket loads of my coom all over you and your mother.

>>23642995
What in the world are you saying.

>>23642932
I'll wait until there's actually another use case before touching this again

>>23643018

He is gonna fuck you and your mother, anon.

>>23643026
Well she's dead so that's out the question. Hope he pays me in LIT to fuck me at least.

>>23643049

After all...Its Halloween ;)

>>23642995
Reading this post made me hard.

Do all these brainlets come from biz?

>>23643026
this guy gets it
>>23643049
i'll pay you only in sploodges of my coom buddy. one sploodge for every littie i now own. omg my lit balls are sooooo full right now it feels so good being a whale buying at these prices.. OMG IM COOOOOOOMING IVE NEVER SEEN SO MANY LITTIES IN MY LIFE I AM THE LIT ONE PERCENT OOOOOH YESSSSSSSSSSSSSS

>>23643166

>>23643049
>>23643082
I bet he is on /biz/ in the LITGENs, that writing style is pretty familiar to me.

>>23643049
That answer was lackluster, as you need to know the yearly number of txs to make a good comparison.
This is an old question and it has always been important to make projections on the number of transactions processed by the energy sidechain, now and in the long term. We can't know for a fact what will happen (it's their own business decision).
Another question is if the recent acquisition might induce some changes in the original plans. I don't think so, but it's worth to consider.

>>23643279
Unless something drastic happens the amount of transactions that happen won't change.

>>23643296
Yeah, I agree. They will choose the level of control and decentralization depending on what's best in terms of profitability for Lition Energy and they were always gonna do that. We already knew that. I would like to have a discussion more based on numbers :) but I fully understand there are details that can't be disclosed

>you earn at minimum .24 cents a day from min staking staking right now with current genesis/price of lition staked at three months

This is literally unheard of rate of return in any non crypto investment, and you fags are all whining about it Lit

>>23643279
Well the entire point of Richard focusing on the energy business is to increase the number of customers which will increase the number of txs. He has 100% of his time for this now and doesn't have to spend it growing the blockchain business

>>23643326
This is always true and it's for sure a good point, but it's independent of the question on tradeoffs between decentralization/control and yearly transaction cost. I think it's pointless to insist on telegram as Richard is obviously smart enough to understand the question and he didn't want to say more (which he has all the rights not to)

>>23643326
This. We have resources being used at maximum efficiency now versus the half-assing going on before. Richard is free to maximize tx the best way he knows how: growing an energy business. He did chose short-term negative perception for long-term strength. I was skeptical about his "power move" claim at first, naturally, but it really is a good thing that Tomochain wanted to pay for this technology and merge it with their own.

I sold my swing as the price was melting down, but I'm glad my 101,000 is still staked where I can't touch it. This is about a quarter of my portfolio now, which is a level that will let me sleep through while price swings. I'll keep adding LITION along with more BTC, ETH, and LINK.

Just in case someone needed a statement from the team on this.

>>23643397
>I'll keep adding LITION along with more BTC, ETH, and LINK.
Wise choice

>>23642979
Its because he cares :)

>>23643178
who is he? i must have sauce for future coooooooooooming sessions

>>23643373
>he didn't want to say more
But why?
What would your motive be to not say ok we were aiming for 96 txs per day, we reviewed that, now its 24.
kek, i seriously dont understand.

>>23643508
No idea. Try reverse image search.

>>23643373
(which he has all the right to)
Yeah because this is deregulated, but if we were shareholders and the only documentation they have says yeah yeah 96 txs /day and it turns out its only 2/day.
You can sue the living daylights out of them for fraud.

>>23643518
>What would your motive be to not say ok we were aiming for 96 txs per day, we reviewed that, now its 24.
1. Maybe it's not decided yet, they really have no plans. Unlikely, but not impossible.
2. Maybe it's part of the deal with tomochain and their relationship as a customer, they can't disclose it.
3. Maybe they are just afraid of the FUD that might spark if they reveal that they plan to decrease a lot the number of TX because MAYBE they don't really need that much density of transactions for their energy business. Maybe the benefits saturate at a certain level. This is the question. And before the acquisition you could argue for a business decision that would weight in the benefits for the blockchain company, now you can't. (as I said, though, I'm convinced they would have always given most of the benefits to the energy business, regardless of the acquisition)


This is important for the one of us who stake and plan to stay on the energy mainnet.

>>23643518
because thats not how businesses work you fucking idiot

>>23643606
>because thats not how businesses work
In short, this

There will simply be more TXs and more rewards for token holders. That's just the energy use case. All others Tomochain adds will come on top.

I hold 160k.
I'm down at lot on that from the high ages days ago.
Still holding because Long Wang.
Also, what the fuck else is there with this level of real use potential?

>>23643647
Do i make more doing 3 seperate stakes or 1 15k stake? or does it not matter

>>23643677
It doesn't matter. If you do only one you save in gas fees when you interact with the contract.

>>23642575
Is it still possible to set up a node?

>>23643711
Yes we are now in a transition period but the onboarding will continue soon. Did you ever apply?

I think I'm in love with Anh ...everyt ime she posts a message on TG i literally COOM, even if I've just COOMED i will COOM again. Already today I coomed 4 times. I don't get it guys, she's not even good looking.

>>23643770
Caught me off guard, audibly kekd

>>23643711
>>23643734

>>23643770
Based

>>23643770
>she's not even good-looking
Asian women behaving a certain way have an effect on me, even the older ones. Bullish.

guise help, how do i find the top 20 holders of any given erc-20 coin again?

>>23643830
Yeah Victor already applied and will join us eventually. If I was a new guy who never applied I would ask specifically what's the process (I don't think there is an active submission form at the moment).

>>23643855
>Bullish
Kek

>>23643872
Based. Thanks for that.

>>23643872
Good shit

>>23643734
nope. i'm considering scooping some tokens now and applying. weighing my options currently.

>>23643911
Idk ask in the TG for clarification

>>23643734
>>23644029
Forgot to ask, is the requirement still 50k or has it increased?

>>23644048
Still 50k

>>23643872
COPE

>>23644067
good stuff. thanks

https://vndc.io/

g-g-guys? vietnam confirmed?

>>23644169
explain

>>23644139
Sweet, delicious COPE.
MOAR plz.

>>23644048
You should really ask Mark in the staking group, AFAIK there isn't a formalized process for new applications, selection criteria can change.
I applied in the very first round and there was no strict minimum requirement disclosed on the number of LIT needed.

In any case it doesn't make sense to stake less than 50k, as you wouldn't get the 2x multiplier. 50k is quite low honestly, consider that your ROI will be affected by fixed costs (server costs, eth transaction fees), so you want to maximize your LIT stake (500k) for max profitability.

>>23644169
>https://vndc.io/
More like a competitor.
>>23643872
See kyn top right:
>we have spent time with the vietnamese government discussing regulation frameworks, which has been announced publicly.

Look into that I'd say. I dont have time.

>>23644266
>stake (500k) for max profitability.
The team actually reached out to me to apply once I got past 100K, but after looking into it, I felt like it wasn't worth the bother unless I was over 250K or so.

>>23644266
>500k
cmon anon if i could afford 500k lit even at this price i wouldn't be lurking /biz/ 24/7

>>23644313
They both run on TOMO's Blockchain though and just recently secured a partnership that would give them an official national wallet...so maybe singapour might be the place where we will be used

>>23644321
I agree 250k is reasonable

>>23644330
>if i could afford 500k lit
That's why there's LPS.

Lition!

This will moon soon. I think they didn't pump it cause they'll do it when they announce something like a partnership, use case to create more hype around it. All of them are super calm, confident even with all this anger and the drop in price. Just think about it from their perspective. They KNOW all the people whining rn will massively benefit.

>>23644321
>it wasn't worth it to gain 2x returns on your position

I can't believe how fucking dumb you guys are

>>23642932
This, from the man himself, put it best into context what I've been saying all along: he's a business man. LIT isn't some Indian scam coin and he's going about this from the angle of improving his business. He made the best business decision by handing the keys to developers and marketers better equipped to handle the job.

I'm comfy. Thanks again, Richard. And we'll see you at the Vietnamese New Year celebration!

>>23644321

What a bunch of wankers. Quite a few of us have above 150k (including FTP) and we don't get chosen due to "FUDDING".

>>23644660
>2x returns
The question is whether it's profitable to run a trust node over an LPS 12 month contract (1.8x multiplier). It really depends on your staked amount.

Our rewards are steadily decreasing as more and more nodes are joining the network.

>>23644746
That sucks.

>>23644660
LPS was supposed to give 90% of what running one's own node does. When you factor in the bother and cost, it wasn't worth it to me. Luckily, I can do what makes me happy without worrying what fucktards on the Internet say.

>>23645068
*90% for one-year lockup.

>>23642202
Dumping some memes I made of Big Long Dong

>>23645068
???

>>23645260

>>23645282
Big long ding dong knows the best clubs in Vietnam desu

>>23645260
>>23645282
>>23645300
Much appreciated

Lition !

Vietnams economy is bullish as fuck. Lot more growth in the future than Germany. Germany is on the way down to 3rd world status.
t. German

>>23645421
>> 23632507
>Tomochain are actually quite well established in Vietnam. Unironically the governments there are more daring in trying out new tech to show of for the rest of the world. Lets say that Tomochain becomes a national tech symbol (likely) and probably what they want. Take a look at Dubai and the "smart city blockchain motives", now imagine the same thing but in a third world tourist country that just lost its main income. Its time to get bullish.

>Take a look at this infograph "what ever" on their new site. This covers all areas where "smart tech" could come in handy with Litions sidechain. I am sure that we will start to shit out new use cases before new year. It will be a lot easier to market the service here than in Germany, for many different reasons. This is actually the most perfect time to introduce money saving solutions in third world countries in Asia.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UBpdnhr-PI
Asian girls OMG i can't stop COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMING
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_cgrESBCaA
Behind the scenes at the TOMOCHAIN office
Frens we just got so much more based than ever before

>>23645569
Omg Anh is in video 2 i just COOOMED again

>>23645421
>Vietname is bullish
After the shock of sale comes the excitement of a blockchain established in Asia.
>>23645585
#
Omg Anh is in video 2 i just COOOMED again
Bullish.

I'm LOVING the Gook angle (I mean that affectionately).

>>23645752
Established in Asia and Europe.
This is something never seen before in crypto.
Lition!

>>23645752
When i say slantys i mean it affectionately too same as when i call ze germans nazis its just fun t. Potato eating drunken paddywacker

These slantys are gonna make us rich tho i feel it i mean look at their office our old office was in richard lego room after his kids went to bed...

>>23645569
These maniacs nap on a wooden plank.
ULTRA BULLISH!

Btw in the next bake we should use one of the halloween general pics.
see picrelated.

>>23645965
Or

>>23645945
nap room more like COOOOOOOOM room amirite??

>>23645945
Absolute chad move

Hey what's going on with this fella?

>>23646145
He's staying, at least for the time being. Dragos is out

>>23643603
As you say it's probably not 1.
It's not 2 since they have been dancing around this question since forever.
As for 3 why would they reveal that oh yeah were not going to do 96 txs but we're going to leave you in the dark regarding how many we'll do if they cared for fud? They obviously dont really care for fud or market stability. "Surprise! We're sold, bye!" kek. They are absolute rubbish when it comes to transparancy.

>>23643606
Shut up, sit down.

Looking like we found our floor Litties!

>>23646365
There are still people selling. Idk where they come from or what they are doing. Could all just be bots trading rn who knows lol.

How do you reckon he's holding up?

>>23646463
He's already dead.

>>23646391
Maybe they bought at 0.06 yesterday and sell now at 0.09

>>23646531
Trying make another dip :( can someone sell 100k again?

>>23646223
>They obviously dont really care for fud or market stability
They didn't care too much about fud related to lition blockchain (but it was openly admitted that the bep-erc bridge was used to sell ecosystem tokens to prevent FUD), but they might care about FUD related to lition energy. They have nothing to gain from disclosing the level of decentralization needed for their business to actually benefit from the blockchain tech. They want to market their p2p business as fully blockchain powered, no reason to go into technical details for people to argue that once you bundle transactions you lose some level of decentralization or whatever other criticisms one might raise. Indeed the only thing Richard said is that until now they could afford to avoid taking compromises on this, but we know that bundling and the amount of tx/day are still topics open for discussion. The mainnet is still relying at least partially on dummy transactions, nothing is set in stone.

I really believe Richard has nothing to gain and only potential risks for going into details on this in a public telegram group. Even if the risks are minor, why would he do it?

>>23642656
wrong

>tfw Jurgen from SAP isn't an advisor anymore
>tfw Jurgen from SAP was the one who co-wrote the whitepaper

>tfw there is no f
Kyn is our new hype guy. Truly one of us. Random dude that traded crypto, found Tomochain interesting, started banter with the team on TG and kinda out of the blue applied to a position and moved to Hanoi. Based.
https://youtu.be/w4KLN77oL8w?t=217

>>23647759
I knew he was based

>>23647759
>>23647844
Is it true he went to the same school as Trump

I got banned for the coomer pic lol. All my shill posts gone. Sad.

What concerns me the most is that Richard, Kyn and Long ALL have greatly emphasised financial use cases and that these things take a very long time. I thought when mainnet launched we would be getting hundreds of thousands of transactions through the energy sidechain. I thought SAP would be opening their new sidechain but now it seems that SAP and Lition and basically no longer a thing. Richard hadn't even talked about the sale to the 'main advisor' of Lition, Juergen Mueller. Then we heard about the "major news" and "something that has never happened before in the blockchain sphere" and I thought we were golden. The acquisition made me realise how wrong we were about Lition, they didn't have much going for them and they were really running on fumes. I cannot wait another 5-10 years for new use cases.

It's been said before, but worth repeating: the last 24 hours we've been able to learn about and communicate with the new team behind LIT than in 2 years with Richard. All we got were some LEGO memes

We're going to be fine lads

>>23646172
>Dragos is out
Sauce on that?

>>23647958

>>23648043
>The acquisition made me realize how wrong we were about Lition, they didn't have much going for them and they were really running on fumes.
Yep, it does explain why we weren't at $5 already and just 20 cents. Turns out we were only slightly undervalued and not massively undervalued. But we were undervalued though. >15 Million euro (ARR) for Lition Energie and Richard yesterday said that it's still growing with over 1000 customers per month and that 1 customer is about 1200 euro or 1400 USD (ARR), thus growing with 1.5 Million every month but only growing half as fast as I had expected. No longer exponential. Probably in part due to Covid, but let's hope Richard can grow it faster.
So yeah probably fair value would be 50 cents right now, but with the Tomo stuff maybe $1. That's the region that I'm hoping for short term once the panic sellers sold out and we hit a wave up again with some good news in the coming months.

how many do i need to be in top 10% of wallet holders?

>>23648466
but by the time we reach 1$ there will be so many more customers.

>>23646223
>Shut up, sit down

Businesses aren't going to be just tossing out performance goals in a fucking telegram. The fact that you need that explained to you shows how naive you are

>>23648466
>That's the region that I'm hoping for short term once the panic sellers sold out and we hit a wave up again with some good news in the coming months.
But that's the issue. What good news? Sure we'll get some news about proof of concepts but they've been very clear that their financial use cases will take a very long time (5-10 years). They've been emphasising these financial use cases and basically talking about nothing else.

>tfw i got to buy 15k lit yesterday at 7 cents

>>23649152
It really is like picking up free money atm

Stakers how much are you staking and what is your average earning not including bonus

>>23649295
11k and it only shows me as making 6.xxx LIT per day , it doesn't tell you the breakdown

3 month stake

>>23649327
>I only make $600 per day
Oh poor little baby

>>23649295
65/day on 100K, most staked for one year, some for 3 or 6 months.

>>23649371
implying lit will ever be 100 each

Bullish

>>23649371
By only I meant it doesn't break it down by genesis phase etc. I'm extremely happy with the returns, best "dividend" you will ever find

>>23649327
>>23649371
>>23649377
>>23649397
Based

>>23649397
TOMO MOMMY

>>23649397
this news will push over 10 cents sirs

>>23649397
Pls invite her to oktoberfest lads

>>23649611
fuck oktoberfest, we all will be going to Hanoi once we made it

Literally designed for

>>23649657
Quintessential American post

>>23649371
Answer me this is there a sharper looking Pepe anywhere on /biz/ right now

>>23649742

How do you guys feel about Kyn? seems based to me, dont get rugpuller vibes from him

>>23650163
I say based. He's clear and responsive.

>>23650163
Big Long Dong approves, come by Nha Luang later tonight. Drinks on me frens.

>>23650537
>>23645300
>>23645282
I'm starting to think we've just emerged from all this into a golden age of LIT memes. This isn't the Greta coin anymore boys. Party at Lition Vietnam!

>>23650624
Yeah I'm the original Greta poster and I won't post anymore Greta or Luisa. It's over. Based big long diddly dong

>>23650624
I'll keep em coming fren

>>23650163
Fucking love him

>>23649295
6k and i get 4 lit/day compounded ;) 6 month contract

I'm not into Asian women but Korean and Vietnamese were always the exception.

It posts its lition on the screen,

Or else its gains will go unseen.

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

https://coinbase.com
/earn/comp/
invite/twyz0dr9

>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/k7f25ynt

>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/09xykb7v

With these funds I will pump Lition back to 20 cents.

Anybody else comfy as fuck?

yeah.. i think im feeling lit

Now seems like an excellent time to get in. Yes?

>>23651267
best time was 2 cents ago but you're still good

>>23651267
The best time was two days ago. The second best time is now.

>>23651267
Not excellent but still good, go ahead

>>23650990
>Korean
based

>>23651388
Yeah i slowly started to get into Korean women cause of korean movies.

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https://makemeazombie.com

>>23651504
>>23651521
BASED DOUBLE DONG

>>23650746
Here's some OC I came up with

You guys doing great with the new même repertoire

It’s now official the LIT jews are the same as the XRP AND LINK jews. you faggots are all doomed.

>>23651721
>bitching about LINK that in late 2017 was going through the same growing pains
Fuck off

>>23651721
I'd say it's worked out pretty well so far for Linkies, I'd be glad to be on that level ;)

>>23651721
>XRP and LINK
Both market caps in the millions. Hopefully you're right, because then igmi

>>23648913
It's not goals. It's the current active factual number. If this was a company and we were shareholders then such a key metric would be in the quarterly report. Richard has always said that he regards token holders as de facto shareholders with respect to how he treats them and provides information.
The fact that they dont update the number after admitting the white paper is wrong, is worrying.

>>23649101
They said they would make work of exchange listings.
>financial use cases will take a very long time (5-10 years).
That's not true, Anh said there would be news in November.
Regarding 5-10 years these were the quotes:
>we have products like the public chain but also some applications like TomoX, TomoZ and TomoDEX and we will continue our path of building relevant products and service for the end user to be adopted in the next 5-10 years
and
>we are long-term investor and operator in this way we have longer vision than most of the people in the crypto space have. We are willing to spend the next 5 years 10 years to continuously invest in technology product development to bring the technology the utility to the world.
I'm not sure if that was wrt the banking usecase or more wrt tomochain philosophy.

>>23649397
Bullish? She literally said be patient nothing's coming for a long time

>>23651840
He's bullish about Asian mummy

>>23651680
Great work anon

>>23651825
>That's not true, Anh said there would be news in November.
The news will most likely be an announcement of a proof of concept without any utility. I also refuse to get my hopes up.
I still feel like Richard, Long and Kyn emphasised greatly on the long term.

I wish the LIT community wasn't so caught up with itself. I mean you have like a circle of 100 people circlejerking all day about LIT on Telegram. If all of them would go out and shill this shit we'd be at 50 cent already.

>>23652058
I think we should start shilling it to Reddit desu. It's been long enough.

>>23652058
>>23652094
We should only begin shilling when we get another exchange or use case as it would be a stronger narrative:
wow look what tomochain has done with lition in only x amount of days

>>23652094
Yeah. We actually need to colonize reddit and create a LIT community there.

>>23652116
Sure. Okay makes sense.

we need to wait for reddit, not now

yeah I'm thinking we are back (soon)

>>23652246
Everyone knew this.

>>23652246
>9 cents
We aren't back until we hit the 10-12c range.

>>23652246

>>23652437
This

>>23652236
Yeah I don't want reddit to buy in at my average buy in (in ethereum)

>>23652437
>>23652969
That's why I said soon and with the volume atm it's unironically just a few trades away. Anyway. I think people realize slowly that the merger is good news and if Tomo follows up with some good stuff it's a no brainer. FOMO begins soon.

stakers cope thread

>>23651746
>>23651763
Stupid embarrassing low level shilling leftist shills. LITION was SHILLED ON HUFFPO. All
Of these fucking scammers in this thread will be indicted.
>https://www.huffpost.com/entry/renewable-energy-blockchain-lition_n_5bfeb5a9e4b0d23c2138e1ff

>>23651215
Yes

long term prospectus post ama?

>>23653251
Moon

>>23653251
Looking really goooood. Gotta wait for the first things they deliver. Then we know more.

>>23653251
Honestly never been more confident on lition... its hilarious too only a month ago we had no mainnet and were just hoping they had it fixed, now we have a stable mainnet with real transactions and we have an actual blockchain company with developers with professional focused leadership talking about massive usecases i never thought were possible

>>23653290
gut

Are you guys going to buy some TOMO?

LIT frens I was skeptical at first but they communicate nicely and the more you think about it the better it gets. Kyn seems based and smart. I think he's the new brain and mastermind. Long Dong is just the guy who can communicate with the Vietnamese and knows their customs. Kyn is the man for Singaporean board rooms.

>>23653392
I wonder if she holds LIT bags. I want to look at the chart with her together and laugh at the poorfag wallets that sell $50 LIT and then come into the general and FUD by saying they are out and dumped their position not knowing me and Anh were watching all this time.

>>23653392
Wish she was mine bros

I was a bit baffled by the news, but it’s growing on me. Part of the confusion I think arises from not understanding the difference between the Tomochain blockchain and Tomochain the company. The company now owns both the Tomochain blockchain and Lition and would want them both to do well. They serve different needs however.

Already listed some shit on another exchange. They really do have a lot of exchange connections. Never heard of serum but at least it's something.

https://twitter.com/tomochainann/status/1322729797210943488?s=21

>>23653451
>>23653487
You guys can't both have her, she will need to choose

>>23653390
Good, seemed really contentious before the AMA, and I noticed the price dropped significantly after the AMA. Probably gonna start with $500.

>>23653537
should have bought yesterday but its still a good price. I might scoop up a bit more to top off my bags. I've got 16k so far.

>>23653574
Well I just realized there's a 10 ten waiting period for withdrawing crypto on Binance, woops.

>>23653596

Is this just the Stakers cope general now?

Im a staker myself but i've just accepted that i have 100:1 shot of actually making any decent returns.

>>23653197
bullish as FUCK

Better buy sir

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>>23653197
Going to buy 10K more tonight. Thank you and God bless you, anon!!!

>>23653197
I'm actually quite right wing. And I like making money as well. You feel like you got burned because of the news and the unwarranted dump, it's fine. You didn't hold, cut losses and went elsewhere. If we were shills we'd be flooding the board right now, and it isn't a cope thread because there's actual promise for the project. Shit, even moreso after the buyout.

>>23653390
Exactly. Those who can see what's going on are sleeping more soundly than ever.

>>23653451
$50 LIT (fitty dolla litty) would damn near make me a millionaire. It would at the very least set me up for a pretty stress free life.

This shit is overpriced and needless. Buy COCOS-BCX. Wait until Multiparty Computation flourishes. Sell. It's that simple really.

SHITION

>>23653937
Nobody is buying your bags ranjesh. Stop having poop coloured skin

>>23642004
NUMBER GO DOWN

>>23642091
>>23642199
>>23642189
Vietnamese aren't chinks and actually hate chinks/want to destroy China.

>>23642479
>>23642535
BTC will do some dumps which will spook retards who think this coin is fugged, which means I can buy a make it stack for a thousand dollars soon and ride the wave back upwards over the next 2 years as people TOMO in to lition.

>>23653865
Link must go over 100 before Lit can follow. Connections.

>>23653855
It's more like even if it goes to 1 cent and I buy a make it stack for 1000 dollars, over a 2 year period 1000 dollars is like nothing.