/biz/ - Business & Finance

You need to be patient retard. Hardly anybody knows about this. Only 3800 have bought in on uniswap. Maybe 2% of all crypto fags have even heard of this.

>>29813334
My pants are either old or ripped. I need some pants but I've put almost all my money in ETH and ERC20s. Can anyone tell me how to buy pants with Flexa?

Isn't there something called the SPEDN App? Is that the best way?

>>29813576

Yes you can buy pants with Flexa in select retailers. Tractor supply company is a partner and they have wonderful rugged jeans for the working man who owns 500k amp and waits

I own 12k and plan to dump more fiat into this over time, but I don't expect to see this pump any time soon. It has a real use case with Flexa.

LMAO this is so useless

OGN is way better

I own 500k. Gonna it on it for a long time. 6 months- 2 years range.

A lot of people are over thinking this. Half of what makes speculation of an investment work isn't always just a product and that it's working. It's the idea of it. Being able to claim you can do crypto transactions is a lot more of a powerful thing to sell investors than you think. Think about how some start ups are valued in the millions/billions when they have really nothing to show for it, because of what they are promising. Now imagine you have the promise and the product.

>>29813334
It's not too ambitious, it just needs traction from the right people. Literally liquidated almost all my shit into a 1 mil bag of it. Staking it, then we'll see what happens in a year.

>>29814345
Where are you staking and how much? I've been really debating on doing it.

>>29813334
>muh spend your crypto token
>too ambitious
you niggers are actually retarded

>>29814318

What did you buy at? figure things are going to trend down until buttcoin 7 day avg levels out.

>>29814345
Probably direct to flexa capacity. I'm waiting on my address to clear from gemini to metamask.

>>29814345

I think i know what happens

>>29814400
I bought around 0.021 cents. Yeah btc is taking a huge shit and that will effect things but I'm not that worried since I bought in so cheap anyway.

>>29814491

it's over guys.. just sell..

>>29814833

nooooooooooooooooooooooo

wait whats the difference between amp and mobie pay? I heard they are competitors?

>>29814963

Mobie pay is probably a scam or a forever project

Amp is part of gemini and backed by billionaires and already in use at stores roght noe

>>29814963

The best I can tell there are like 5 active projects doing basically the same thing as AMP.

Amp is a 3+ year hold the coins are in Gemini and coin base custody so you don’t need to be worried about getting rugged but all these threads saying it’s going to pump by the end of the year are delusional. Once the virus hysteria dies down and city yuppies start shopping at retail stores again + dumb money getting into crypto amp will take off but that is a long time from now. Get a nice big stack 100k+ and forget about it and check back in a year.

>>29815079
w-what?

>>29815079
What are the others

>>29815044
have you looked into mobie pay? I wnet on their site they ahve all these like corpo partnerships and corpo linked in people for better or worse. I dont like the mission but money wise idk. I havent looked into amp so ill do my research. Is it like an api for payment or something?

>>29815079
this guy is right. there is chai based on luna, PundiX, Mobipay... probably more.

Right now the focus for most seems to be emerging markets. Mobipay has partnerships but seems to be focused on markets like Mexico. Has a lot of potential though; I don't know why someone would call it a scam.

Someone on telegram in mobiepay literally just said this: "why have you guys not pushed for this? its literally just a bunch of corpo motherfuckers in mobie pay and 4chan would eat this up."

>>29815591
yea that was me lmao Im wondering why its so hidden, and in another thread someone said amp is doing the smae thing which is why i came here. Im tryna see if mobie pays legit. And the market caps small af too. Its all boomers that are invested in it though.

>>29815079
The Development team at flexa seem to be trying to be direct competitors to VISA. They are actively targeting banking systems and trying to offer instantaneous currency transfer backed by collateral for a much lower fee than VISA. Market cap is 1B but they are targeting the entire transaction sector
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=musqJmNmIbA

>>29815591
>>29815795
It's #1 in payments. Flexa (AMP) is integrating with Shopify during the summer, (Shopify runs Tesla's payment platform, allowing people to buy cars with BTC). Shopify is also used by normies for stores like Sephora. Flexa is currently enabled in Whole Foods (Owned by Amazon), Home Depot, other major chains. Flexa is also integrated into NFC payment systems rolled out via an automatic update.

Don't miss this token. It has backing from very large institutions, including the transaction systems on Gemini (why their fees are so low).
only ~3200 people holding and it already has a 1B market cap. If everyone had an equal share it would come in @$312,000. All undistributed tokens are being held in gemini and coinbase custody so the devs cant rugpull.

Amp is only valued at .024 right now, extremely undervalued for what it is providing. Do your research, you dont want to miss this one

Here's links so you can DYOR

>https://defipulse.com/flexa
>https://amptoken.org/whitepaper.pdf
>https://app.flexa.network/
>https://amptoken.org/docs/amp-101/