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4794891 No.4794891 [Reply] [Original]

RIP BTC, RIP ETH, RIP Ripple

IOTA will be the biggest cryptocurrency in 2 years

>> No.4794922

>balance 0
Truely the future

>> No.4794956
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>Good percentage of IOTA holders locked out of selling their IOTA due to a 'bug' that happened in the last 1-2 weeks
>Bullrun happens

Really makes you think

>> No.4794973

>>4794956
I'm waiting this one out.

>> No.4794990

Just broke 30k sats so excited for this coin

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>>4794891
it's HAPPENING

>> No.4795028
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No one is using this garbage excel spreadsheet coin. Can't wait for the all pink wojacks when this scam gets exposed.

>> No.4795031

>>4794891

Wow, excited to see IOTA as the first coin in history to pump this hard and actually MAINTAIN ATH. Incredible work guys, I can't believe I missed that part in the white paper. Nobody is ever going to sell this puppy, the price will keep going up forever! What incredible tech.

>> No.4795037

>>4794956
iota surpassed btc in trading volume
dont spread bullshit mohamed.

>> No.4795038

>>4794891
IOTA is the Google to Bitcoin's Yahoo. (Eth is AltaVista)
Or the Apple to Bitcoin's Xerox. (Eth is Commodore)
Or the Nintendo to Bitcoin's Atari (Eth is Sega).

>> No.4795052

lol we haven't seen a bullrun like this since NEO went from $15 to $60.

It's going to dump REALLY fucking hard.

NEO bottomed out at $25 after that.

A lot of bitches are going to get hurt with IOTA.

>> No.4795076

>2 billion coins
kek this thing isn't going to be worth jack

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>>4795038

>> No.4795090

>>4795052
Or maybe it's like that time Bitcoin went from $130 to $11,000 in 4 years.

>> No.4795091

>>4795038
>IOTA is the Google to Bitcoin's Yahoo.

Bitcoin and IOTA are two completely separate things with different aims you colossal retard

>> No.4795100
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TO 4$

>> No.4795108
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4795108

I had around 5k IOTA I bought at 40 cent and sold at 95 cent

I am fucking crying right now and I am a well payed software engineer in my 30s but this shit was just too good to miss out on...

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>>4795100
>1 minute candles

>> No.4795139

>>4795052
Sold at $3.52. What kind of buyback should I aim for? My order is currently set at 20k sat

>> No.4795144

rape coins?
no thanks i'd rather sleep at night
unlike all the euro women getting raped when you buy these coins.

>> No.4795157

>>4795108
so you made over 100% profit. how is that bad

>> No.4795160

>>4795157

compare it to now

>> No.4795173

>>4795144
The weakest, dumbest fud I have ever fucking seen.

>> No.4795174
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how is this possible in one day?

>> No.4795180

>>4795031
you mispelled bitcoin

>> No.4795184

>>4795160
nobody could have known.
why didn't you buy apple stocks in 1999 anon?

>> No.4795185

>>4795160
rule one of investing... be happy with gains

>> No.4795188

BYE BYE RIPPLE
BYE BYE RIPPLE
BYE BYE RIPPLE
BYE BYE RIPPLE

>> No.4795190

>>4795091
Bitcoin doesn't have an aim. Yahoo was similarly aimless and failed to capitalize on the massive amount of data they could have been accruing, despite arriving long before Google. Google had a singular vision, they knew the value of data and they became more than just a search engine (as IOTA is more than just a cryptocurrency) - they became an advertising giant, a data monster.

Bitcoin has completely squandered its first-mover advantage. It's useless - it will not be part of the future that's being built. We couldn't have gotten here without it, but it will become an interesting curiosity in the history books.

>> No.4795195

honestly the things you do to your own people for profit. i'm not even white i just think its sad to see so many of you hate yourselves for being white so badly that you buy literal rape coins

>> No.4795205

>>4795184
>>4795185


i fucking know, but STILL..... I don't even care about the money just the percentage

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>>4794891

>muh tangle
>muh electric iota cars
>muh refugees

iota akbar!!

>> No.4795230

>>4795076
Yes but what is traded is an MIOTA 1 sat is 1 iota

>> No.4795232

>>4795190
ya bitcoin first gen tech like myspace or napster. its the second gen that makes the big bucks.

>> No.4795248
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5 hrs ago the biggest tabloid paper in germany published a article about iota
~10 mil readers daily
>the ride never ends

>> No.4795252

Iota can't implement smart contracts you dumb fuck. How will it replace ETH?

>> No.4795256

IOTA HAS ZERO FEES. NO NEED FOR MINERS LIKE BKEK BCASH
#1 soon.

>> No.4795263

>>4795188
all those 5 dollars gone

>> No.4795271

>>4795248
i'm sure many of them will appreciate the cultural enrichment iota can bring to their lives

>> No.4795282

>>4795252
it won't. it's literally just stockmarket Casino like speculation going on right now.

>> No.4795287

>>4795271
most of them are right wing oriented

>> No.4795295

>>4795190
>>4795232

IOTA isn't aiming to be a currency (which was originally BTC's aim before being moved down to a 'store of value'). It's not going to be the BTC replacement you dummies

>> No.4795317

>>4795215
stop posting vag! im on no fap.

>> No.4795320

>>4795256

This is one thing I don't get about IOTA.

Aren't fees typically required to protect against attacks on the network? If there's no fees, how does IOTA deal with this?

>> No.4795330

>>4795252
not private like monero, not widespread like bitcoin, not usable like ethereum. oh but those miners fees nobody really minded paying are gone so there's that. also something vague about internet of things cars buying their own tires or something. i dunno, limited applications, i'm not wild about the technolofy and i'm not wild about the profits going into the islamification of europe.

it may not be a shitcoin but its a shitheadcoin thats for sure

>> No.4795334

>>4795271
buying a Glock 9 with fugee coins to drop down some fugees. how more "readbilled ;DD" can it get?

>> No.4795369

>>4795330
You don’t clearly know that how big thing IoT will be in future

>> No.4795391

Backs niggers entering Europe they will fail due to retarded decisions

>> No.4795399

>>4795052
>$60
The fuck are you smoking, kys

>> No.4795421

Shill me this coin /biz/
What are the major benefits to iota besides being fee-less
How will it survive without smart contracts?

>> No.4795435

>>4795320
It's a little bit like proof of stake but not really. In PoS you use your funds to verify transactions. In iota you use the fact that you want to make a transaction to verify a small part of the previous transactions.

I don't fully understand the concept at the moment but I'll have enough time to read the paper during christmas holidays.

Also, Byteball uses a similar concept.
I doubt that it's completely without vulnerabilities since you usually don't get anything for free, particularly not security, but don't discard anything just because it's new.

For the time being, I stay 100% in Bitcoin. If iota can hold its promise, I'm going to put a little bit of money into Byteball.

>> No.4795440

>>4795320
It's centralised

>> No.4795445

Nothing feels better than gloating over the redneck /pol/ inbreds FUDing IOTA whenever we see higher highs.

>> No.4795457

>>4795320
Read the fucking whitepaper. All there. In short. It's really fucking complicated and theoretical.

>> No.4795466

>>4795399
it did go to $60 fucktard

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coinone just broke 0.00070000 BTC
this is bad

>> No.4795485

>>4795466
le no. It went $50 unless you visited some gook exchange

>> No.4795488

>>4795457
I glimpsed over the paper a few weeks ago. You can't expect even 0.1% of biz to understand it.

>> No.4795551

>>4795369
it'll be a big pile of overhyped bullshit that eventually becomes useful in some applications but is way overvalued and wont end up living up to 1/10ths its hype.

and that's if we're lucky. if we're not and internet of things does take off there will be consequnces. just as smartphones had consequnces when they invade everyones privacy. i don't know how the internet of things will be used to abuse us, but we wont be allowed to have it unless it can also be used against us.

fuck internet of things
all i want is a cpu, a hard drive, and an ethernet port. anything more is just asking for trouble. even wireless is already proven just a few months ago across major leaked studies from a california university to cause brian cancer. it's all a trap, fuck your bullshit trap tech from the master controllers. fuck you

>> No.4795639

Chill with the tin foil. Put it back into the drawer please

>> No.4795665

>>4795230
you actually don't understand shit lol... Theres 2.7 quadrillion IOTA and 2.7 billion MIOTA still insane potential for this coin.

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>>4795665
insane how many european women can still get raped by this coin

fucking disgusting. just leave. you'd fund your own mother getting raped for a cryptocoin. fucking rapecoiners make me sick

>> No.4795722

>>4795551
Haha you will realise in few years how stupid you was today

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RIPple

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>mfw Microsoft and IOTA create a new era of technology like Microsoft did with windows in the 90’s

>> No.4795766

>>4795551
you probably will need ram, power supply.. oh and a motherboard to actually connect all those pieces. and some sort of video output but i assume your cpu has igpu. fans and heatsinks optional obviously

just sayin

>> No.4795773

>>4795722
i will be pleasantly surprised if internet of things isn't either overhyped or a melevolent technological trap. personally i'd settle with overhyped as best possible scenario. your scenario where its both a success and not a trap is basically inconceivable to someone even vaguely aware that evil people run things in this world

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>>4795758

>> No.4795796

>>4795471
Seriously wtf.. Is coinone limited to korean users only?

>> No.4795817

>>4795766
if you can't connect your cpu manually to your hard drive without a motherboard then you shouldnt even be using a computer

>> No.4795847

>>4795710
There's a bit of truth to this.
How can you say "solid team" if they want to create refugee cities for fucks sake.

>> No.4795868

>>4795758
microsoft, yeah there's a name you can trust isn't a part of an evil global conspiracy

yeah these iota coins aren't a trap at all. it's not microsift is hand and glove with the deep state, oh no. totally can trust anything when microsofit is involved, no evil here.

fucking evil coins. rape your women now, enslave you later. yeah lets fund that. fuck off

>> No.4795935

>>4795847
What of those refugee cities use IOTA as currency and then we get rich AF in our non refugee cities? I mean those places are a drain but also possibly a profit center.

>> No.4795955

>>4795108
I did the same mistake with POWR. Didn't sell my 10k MIOTA yet

>> No.4795968

>>4795935
as if those afghanistan fugees are intelligent enough to know what the fuck IOTA is, how to use it and what implications for technological advance this has.

>> No.4796125

Whats the ceiling for IOTA? $6 ?

>> No.4796141

I just sold my IOTA so I can finally tell you god damn retards:
IOTA HAS NO WAY OF WORKING WITHOUT ITS CENTRAL COORDINATOR
>HAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHA
ENJOY THE FUCKING FALL DUMBASSES

>> No.4796150

>>4796125
I would say $0.01 per IOTA (not MIOTA).

>> No.4796166

This is called delusion, or "le new paradigm"

For bcc this is when people were believing in the flippening, good sign to exit.

>> No.4796331

>>4796166
Well if that means IOTA getting anywhere near BCC's price I'm fine with that

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Why do people want centralized crypto now? I thought we were all doing this to get away from banks and government?

>> No.4796377

>>4796342
It's not "THE PEOPLE", it's existing industries. As a part of "THE PEOPLE", you can still profit from this shit. It's not Satoshi's vision, but it's cold, hard cash.

>> No.4796421

>>4796377
You guys can support this shit. I don't want anything to do with our tech getting gobbled by evil fucks. Money or not

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>>4794891
>tfw muh BTC futures
>muh ETFs
see you fags on alpha centauri

>> No.4796479

>>4794891
Guys don't fall for this shill, IOTA will crash real soon

>> No.4796483

>>4794956
hurr because the developer literally contr4olds every IOTA in existence (all 5000 trillion of them) and can stop transactions and wipe balances at any time you fucking morons

>> No.4796499

coins in circulation 4,456,489,741,237,569,852,228,224,109

kys

>> No.4796509

>>4795052
>mfw I rode both bulls. Im still riding IOTA.

>> No.4796550

>>4795295
>IOTA isn't aiming to be a currency
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQEsItb922k&feature=youtu.be&t=2782
catch up, lad

>> No.4796553

>>4796421
Agreed, backlash will follow

>> No.4796572

>>4796377
if it becomes big there is an approximate 99.999999% chance it becomes controlled by one of the current financial powers

>> No.4796603

>>4795471
>Samsung HQ in in S. Korea
>literally almost double the price on Korean exchanges
>crazy fucking Korean volume
if you faggots are still sitting out, you are absolute retards

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SELL SELL SELL SELL

>> No.4796671

>>4795868
please do yourself a favor and take a break from /pol/ friend.

>> No.4796689

>>4794891
>5000 trillion coins
>Developer (1 guy) can set balances to 0 and reset transactions
>No blockchain
>No work to secure transactions
>No code
>No developers
>10 billion dollar market cap

Reminder IOTA shills are literally paid to spam an anime forum.

>> No.4796745

>>4796689
this much cope

>> No.4796825

>>4795108
If youre well paid with a job why dont u just hodl you fucking faggot

>> No.4796976

>>4796603
explain to me why people cant just sell this coin on a korean exchange?

>> No.4797004

>>4796150
which means?

>> No.4797068

>>4796499

Cope harder faggot

>> No.4797094

>>4796976
it's only open to Korean citizens, at least CoinOne is - the one to which i'm referring

>> No.4797128

>>4797094
so why cant koreans just buy on western exchanges. send it to their adresses and sell on korean markets

>> No.4797233

>>4797128
they can, but deposits and some withfrawals on CoinOne are taking over 12 hours because of the volume. it will slowly catch up, but more important than the arbitrage is the insane volume - over half a billion just on that exchange in the last 24 hrs.

>> No.4797264

>>4797233
i mean if they do it right now wont they just double their money?

>> No.4797335

>>4795076 But you can't buy .000014 of an IOTA like you can a Bitcoin. An Iota is the smallest unit, if you measured Bitcoin's total number of coins in Satoshis you'd arrive at something similar.

All coins were minted at the genesis block, the supply is very much limited

>> No.4797377

>>4797264
yes

>> No.4797386

>>4797335
>the supply is very much limited

Especially since a lot of people can't actually access their IOTA right now

>> No.4797420

>>4797335
what price is this even gonna be?

i made mad losses for buying link at 36 cent a month ago and needed time to cool down. i finally stepped in and bought 500 iota at 2.50 when this reached 4.50 i will be tempted to pull out because i will be even.

>> No.4797621

>>4797420
Iota wants to be the backbone of the Internet of Things industry, which is expected to be worth anywhere from 300 bln to several trillion dollars by 2020. The payment unit IOTA is intended for microsltransactions. If 1 IOTA reaches a value of a tenth of a cent, 1 MIOTA (which is what you're buying on the exchange) will be $1,000.

But by all means recoup your losses. I'd recommend you wait a bit so you can take some money out but still keep a stake in this.

>> No.4797698

>>4797335
that's not true, i have a fraction of an IOTA because of binance's transaction fees

>> No.4797794

>>4797698
Sure that's not a fraction of an MIOTA?

>> No.4798536

>>4795174
Looks a lot like a pnd lul, better get out in time fuckboii. Could be that multibillion dollar Korean pump group again.

>> No.4798631

>>4798536
the smart investors on this board bought in sub 50 cents a month ago....this ain't going anywhere but past $10 in the next 6 months

>> No.4798666

>>4797698
Binance shows you MIOTA. But...

>>4797794
Fractions of a single IOTA should be possible. Not like it's necessary right now, but I honestly doubt the devs oversaw the possibility of needing that.

>> No.4798720

>>4795139
>he sold
tip top kek, don't wait too long to buy back in