/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29797640

perhaps the one with a working product?

Statera is a scam

>>29797945
And which one has a working product? I've seen both being shilled in biz

>>29798493
STA is a working product, but it's had a very troubled and tumultuous history. If this coin ever goes anywhere it will be over the next month as the team finally releases their new whitepaper and starts a marketing campaign. It's also one of the most hated coins here for a variety of reasons, mainly because people who got in at bad times lost money. the potential is incredible but it's really fucking risky, but you need to take big risks if you have 4figures and you want to make it, whether it's with STA or another random low mcap shitcoin.

>>29797640
statera works, it has a finished product that just requires ease of access and marketing to succeed. its decentralized nature is both its strength and weakness, developments are slow due to this but the tokenomics are amazing, 4300 holders and noone owns over 2% of the supply. statera competitors have retarded tokenomics where the teams hold a majority of the tokens in personal+development "funds".

i am seriously apprehensive about anon team projects moving forward but statera quite literally cannot rug even if the team wanted to due to the previously mentioned token distribution and while development might be slow we're coming to a make or break period in the next month or 2 and it would appear that everything is ready to take off