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>saw posts about this yesterday
>disregarded as a pajeet coin because it had dropped since ico
>actually looked into it
>realize I've stumbled across the next 10x
Thanks anin

>>5255942
Maybe it's regarded as a pajeet coin because the team is full of pajeets. I made a thread about OST yesterday but no replies at all. Barely has moved since released. Not to sure about the idea/tech. Would be nice with more infos for to be able to make a decision since it's just introduced to Binance

>>5255880
After I saw Tencent was involved with this it feels like a no-brainer.

>>5255880
its like $0.35. why would somebody buy this instead of chainlink for example?

The >>5256036
It's a good idea. Just needs traction.

Basically a SaaS for companies. Any company can brand their own and coin and block gain with a few clicks. They will eat this up.

Currently they currently have 9 companies signed.

Not trying to shill, look into it yourself. Just keep an eye on the project.

>>5256124
it's not that simple

>>5256124
Measuring in USD.
How new are you?

>>5256149
I did look it up but I'm not well versed enough to translate all of the information into potential gains and I have very limited funds. Thank you for your answer though anon. I got it on my watch list but strong FOMO on this one when it's so early.

>>5256221
>can't answer my question
>usd meme
congratulations on this, seriously.

>>5256287
Because your question is fucking stupid.

'Why would I buy a crypto currency based on current USD value?'

If you don't understand why that's a stupid question, I can't help you.

>>5256124
Why buy anything instead of ChainLink? I'm a large LINK holder but these aren't the same. Simple Token and link can succeed together, and both massively increase the adoption of cryptocurrencies.

This will jump up to one dollar by the weekend. WaBi did a similar jump from $1 to $2. It's just down now because almost all alts are bleeding.

>>5256507
Please don't compare this to your shitcoin with no updates or developers.

>>5255880
Anons I told you last night this is 100% shitcoin, tomorrow if this shitcoin is still down in no profit Op's mother ass is mine if this is same anon from last

>>5256633
Faggot it bleed last add when added to binance even after first initial huge dip when first being added, it just kept going down like the shitcoin this is

>>5256827
> it bleed last night when added to binance

Read about the product:

https://simpletoken.org/product

>>5256827
>pajeet tries to say anything about a coin
Fuck off back to your hole m8

>>5256675
Fucking simple faggot, enjoy your pejeet coin, link is for those who understand the future, linkies are 10 steps ahead buying now.
Simplecoin what a fucking kek, I hope anons listen to me last night, I am taking the loses for you so I can prove faggot op from last night he is totally retard fag.
If you had listen last night to me you may have made a bit of shit on this but not much, we are now back to where I said to buy in if you really wanted to. This is shitcoin

Good explanation of simple token: https://youtu.be/AOHAF-c8dck?t=3m39s

>>5257178
That will be a dog shitting in sand yeah? Not even going to bother watching such shit.

its called simple token because ya gotta be simple to buy it

>>5257270
>already proved himself as a literal pajeet
>can't structure a sentence or speak properly
>clearly projecting his anger
>still thinks he has any authority to comment on projects
wew lad

>>5257321
Good one man, that joke was hell NOT simple! Maybe on r/cryptocurrency that would get a few upboats! :)

I unironically dont trust indians and 80% of their team is indian

>>5257349
haha just kidding buddy it looks good and i added it to my to-buy list

>>5257364
it's more the obviousness that they're just randomers picked up on freelancer.com that makes it sketchy

>>5257364
>>5257526
Yeah the team is full of a lot of Indians and I too don't like Indians, but if you look at the CEO, Jason Goldberg, you'll realise that he wouldn't hire them if they didn't do good things.

Here is a review from one of the biggest ICO reviewers:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUY0D6mtbAQ

>>5257135
Emotional trader

>>5256287
my god.....are people here realy this retarded?

>>5257660
People here lost their money on potcoin. Enough said.

>>5256352
>not understanding that return potential for link outweigh the possible returns of simplecuck

which is why i said, WHY would you buy THIS which is similar cost to LINK, whether you want to call it sats or USD or fucking gallons of milk cost average, it doesn't make a fucking difference.

>>5257582
Stop talking about yourself, Ian.

Should I trade 1 ETH worth of this and hold? Complete newbie here, I only have a 2k to my name. Hoping for a moon or even just a 2x

>>5259137
Yes. bought about 1 eth of this yesterday. Guaranteed double if not triple before eoy

>>5259408
Okay I think I'll do it. It's okay that it's going down now though lol?

>>5257364

CEO is a big Jew with a good background

>>5255880
>Asking /biz/ to trust his crystal ball predictions
Fucking newfags need to provide something of value or shut the fuck up.
A brief, multiple line summary of what the token does is enough. I'm not wasting my time researching a shitcoin when you haven't demonstrated any level of competence.

>>5259137

I have exactly one ETH in this so yes, I would do exactly that

>>5259553
>https://simpletoken.org/product


Basically a SaaS for companies. Any company can brand their own and coin and block gain with a few clicks. They will eat this up.

Currently they currently have 9 companies signed.

>>5259623
What utility does the token have? Or is this a kind of template companies can use to implement their own use cases?

Why would this be different from LISK or ARK enabling sidechains or integratable forks?

>>5259137
fuck no lol. get JUSTed. put your money in the BANK so you can make a steady 1% like my papa taught me.

>>5259700
They do have sidechains.

The difference is companies can set their own up with a few clicks. It's the convenience.

>>5260019
Fair enough.

Is there a use case for having your own crypto ecosystem? It sounds interesting, but I can't think of a profitable, localised application for it.

>>5260090
You don't work in tech, do you?

Software as a service is HUGE

And that's what this does. I'm not saying buy now, just keep an eye on it. They already have companies using their product.

>>5259458
Yes just buy before it starts goin back up or you might miss some profit. I bought higher than the current price so your profits are going to be even better than mine

>>5260090
The place I work has its own form of “currency”within the company that can be traded for gift cards and stuff every month. If they could actually get that system on a system like this where it can be tracked on ohones, easily exchanged, etc.. it would be huge. That said, I don’t know how many companies actually have internal reward systems like that.

>>5259553
You dont deserve this coin. See you at the fomo stage..

>>5260090

even for reward schemes and things the applications are pretty big, the fact that it can be localised makes it very valuable to alot of different entities

ive bought in and will buy more if it continues to dip

Just went in on this albeit a bit low with only $150. Only got another $230 worth of ETH. Might buy in more if it has some growth and a dip. For now I'm gonna hodl this for 1-2 months.

>>5260138
Nope. I will keep an eye on this, I just don't invest into anything I don't understand or imagine being used for financial gain.
Kind of like ARK- it's a great idea, but I don't see it being useful financially, so im not investing into it.

>>5260151
That sounds interesting. Does that loyalty system generate a lot of money?

>>5260186
If I miss out on this, i'm not fussed. I hope it pays off for you though, even though you've demonstrated you're a newfag.

>>5260246
I can absolutely see this being useful, I just don't see how it could be necessarily valuable. But I also don't know the cashflow involved with reward schemes that could involve this. I figured a reward scheme wouldn't generate money... maybe a raffle system could?

Could a charity work with this token? It would make their funds more transparent if i'm not misunderstanding.

other minted coin tokens didnt do so well though, why would this be different?

>>5260391
Already has working business with businesses signed up. Check website
Eng team is pajeet but CEO seems solid and has had exits before

>>5260353
Sounds like you need to research more.

>>5260446
I'm not researching a token that sounds like it's not valuable to me. If you have more info, a thread about your investment is the best place to share it.

It sounds like a good idea, but having businesses backing it doesn't make it valuable unless those businesses are market movers or industry leaders.

This fucking thread lol.

>>5260530
I don't fucking care if you buy it.

I'm saying it sounds solid and to keep an eye on it.

I and I'm sure they don't care about your $40 investments.

>>5260872
>Sounds like you need to research more
Sounds like you were saying I needed to research more. I was saying i'm not going to as it does not present itself with any valuable reason to invest from what i've read so far.

Don't get so emotionally involved with your investments, it makes you look incompetent.

>>5261173
Did you just get here this week?

I never bought any. Again, all I'm saying is keep an eye on it and DYOR.

Sounds like you only buy shilled coins. Enjoy buying the ATH

literal shitcoin thats up a few x since ico, buy if you like to lose money

>>5261237
>DYOR
I'm not researching a project that doesn't present any value
We've agreed it sounds like a good idea. Why are you suddenly upset?
More importantly, why are you trying to avoid talking about the project on a thread about the project?
I'll never understand you newfags.

jews and pajeets. This wont end well white goyim.

Binance does their research on coins they list and I am making a large investment in this while it is still early. Btw the circulating supply is 181 million.