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Amp. Shhh accumulate while it’s 2 cents

>>29522582
amperiprise? what

>>29522582
bump faggot i need sauce. i have 4k right now

Lowe’s fag here. Flexa pitched us the idea of being able to accept crypto at our POS through their app via our gift card rails I.e. transaction is $50, customer exchanges $50 worth of crypto for a gift card behind the scenes, Lowe’s takes the gift card as payment.

Wondering if that’s what you guys are doing

>>29522902

Its something that lets you pay for shit in whatever coin you want. Im not 100% sure of the technical details but that sounds like it might be similiar my home improvement lowes fag but our limit seems to be $250

they are updating our systems tonight at 11pm

So i need to know my fellow fag. Whats the coin or stock to buy for this

>>29523098
I think their coin is AMP.

>>29523219

It is. thank you not on coinbase i see. guess ill do the needful with gas. For just .02 im all in

>>29523525
flexa uses all kinds of coins not just amp

Shhhhhh, I'm still loading bags. Coinbase listing within a month I'd guess. They've been reviewing it for a few months now. Now kindly remove your post, anon.

>>29524348
Ok. you can remove posts? how?

>>29524329
but amp is the settlement currency so that the transaction can process. This is the missing link so to speak. glad its not shilled yet

Feels good to be low

>>29524653
it was just at 4 cents donut should moon again soon

>>29524653
You can get it on Gemini. Don’t waste the gas fees. Even has low kyc for credit/debit if you’re a schizo

>>29525110
never heard of gemini. too late now

How would one go about staking AMP through flexa app while it's being held in Gemini? AMP isn't out on coinbase yet and that's one of the few wallets to connect to on the app

>>29525328
wondering myself

I have never even heard of any of this until today i wonder how this snuck up on me.

I just wanna have enough money to not care anymore about being a wagie, it's not fair bros

Hi Richard

>>29526415
Get into AMP now. This is the collateral that will overtake the Mastercard/visa/amex payment system.

>Lower fees for merchants, meaning anyone run by (((them))) will want in
>Less fraudulent transactions means more returns.
>Shopify integration by summer, unreal amounts of liquidity needed in market when transaction volume spikes.

You have.. about 3-4 months. Take your time, learn about it. But be there on time.

>>29522547
>How do i make it off this before everyone else knows

this is a kinda poorly veiled shill thread isn't it? how bout buying the coin?

>>29526415
bro i just wanna pump gas and be able to look away from the number

>>29526773
nah. you see my smock or something? Theres no such thing as flexa crypto. I just wanted to know who owned this shit.

>>29526678
I'm just a 10K tokenlet
I think I have the FUDs
What do you think is the minimum suicide stack?

>>29527085
100k

>>29527085
Probably 50-100k. I'm conservative for this year so I think $1 EOY, but so much more in the next few years. Probably $5 eony if partnerships keep rolling in.

>>29527129
Then let's hope it tanks to .007 again

>>29527488

just looking at the chart its taken a beating since .05

Maybe a reversal happening. Theres a lateral dildo on the 90 day. but bitcoin is driving everything lower

How is amp supposed to help if ETH gas fees are like 40% of any transaction???

>>29527719
Cant remember specific numbers, Gemini (Winklevoss twins) and Coinbase are holding an even split of the token. Gemini released access to it on their app, and rumour is Coinbase is waiting for IPO to release on their exchange. It's a long hold

>>29528748
Because it's a token that's supposed to bridge a crypto based credit card system at retailers. Already used in 40k stores

>>29528748
There aren’t any gas fees for consoomers or the merchant. Flexa Network pays the fee (in a single batch transaction) each day for each currency that needs settlement. The gas for that is the same you’d pay for a smaller transaction even though settlement in each currency could be a large daily sum.

>>29529074
Okay wow that actually makes sense