/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>9195394
Yup. They launch this month. Pumped!!!

>>9195424
>Yup. They launch this month. Pumped!!!
I'm really not interested in the beta launch, but I'm extremely excited about the first operator

Thanks anon, I'm in.

There currently isn't much marketing behind this coin but that will all change as we get closer to launch.
Jez is extremely active on discord and his credentials are solid.

The fomo will be epic.

>>9195394
motherfucker can't you just be silent and patient. why would you not want to wait and accumulate more

>>9195673
I literally ran out of money and can't afford any more. The more people who see this now, the more powerful the FOMO will be in late June. Plus I can be one of those dickheads who posts links to archived threads and says, "I told you so"

:^)

>>9195618
>There currently isn't much marketing behind this coin
Actually, there is, but they're a B2B company and all of their marketing is toward operators. This is unlike most other cryptos which just endlessly shill and hype their coin price with basically meaningless partnerships and so on.

Example:
https://www.reddit.com/r/FunfairTech/comments/8gbrg0/multicoin_capital_singles_out_funfair_as_having/

Personally, I think this thing is going to pull a Ripple.

>>9195446
Is this the new
>just bought 100k
?

Protip, they also have a pending casino games developer license in the UK, which would enable them to license companies there in addition to the shady locations described in the OP

https://secure.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/PublicRegister/Search/Detail/51321

>>9195394
Still have my 300k in cold storage. Not selling till $1.

>>9196254
Lol, I'm not convinced it will hit $1 just yet, but I really do expect $0.30 to $0.50 by December if the greater crypto market doesn't tank

>>9196254
based

>>9196260
I don't think it'll hit $1 this year or even next year. But it's likely in 2020.

>>9196290
>I don't think it'll hit $1 this year or even next year. But it's likely in 2020.
Why do you say that? I think by 2020 things will look very different, so they reallyneed to pull a home run out of their hat in 2018/2019. They're already 90% of the way there. From here on it's just beta, minor adjustments, and launch.

>>9196299
I think it will take some time for adoption to catch on but it should be snowballing by 2020.

>>9196375
But why that random and arbitrary date?

>>9196382
subtle FUD 101 just stop replying to him

also i just realized this thread is copypasta

>>9196382
It's a conservative estimate. Opengl and HTML5 aren't new technology. And I've spoken with game developers and potential operators on the Discord and Telegram. They're just barely touching their toes into the water at this point. The online gambling industry is very saturated. So it'll take some time for new devs and operators to carve out a nich for themselves. I don't see large casinos adopting the technology anytime soon simply because online gambling is so cute throat. It's too much of a risk for them. Which is why I foresee new developers paving the way for mass adoption. But they are just warming up to the idea and technology.

>>9196492
It's going to be small operators, people who don't traditionally run online casinos. FunFair isn't even aiming for traditional casino markets, they're basically looking to compete with etheroll and ultimately take on an untapped market segment. Sure, opengl and HTML5 aren't new, but when things like etheroll have as much attention as they do, this is a shoe-in. See also: >>9195444

I don't see it hitting $1 (whatever that means) at any point really, unless Bitcoin surges upward, in which case you were probably better off just holding Bitcoin or another alt anyway. I do, however, see it doing extremely well within the next few months for the reasons outlined above. See also >>9195444

>>9196492
Furthermore it's quite the transition for the big casinos to get into the blockchain industry. They're old money who stick with the tried-and-true. New operators won't have the same bias against blockchain technology.

>>9195394
I checked all the transactions and it is just not true, also 800mil tokens would mean 17% of the circulatin supply

>>9196567
>it's just not true
huh?

>>9196567
>>9196578
correct figure was 600 mil*

>>9196584
>>9196578
The tokens that were sent out by that wallet are way less than 600mil

>>9196553
So you've recognized that he has 17% of the coins in circulation, and you've recognized that he's not dumping them all at once? Are you able to put 2 and 2 together?

>>9196767
This post >>9197083 is for you

>>9196118

yeah. I bought yesterday and was looking to bump your post, but I'm too dumb to speak intelligently about it, so I went with a low effort comment.

Sold it all for Tron a few weeks back and more than doubled.

>>9195394
Bump, 15k funlet here

The minute this shit coin hits $1 I’m dumping my bag.

>>9195394
I wish I could afford more but I got 100k at.03-.04

122k funlet reporting for duty.

75k funlet here, bump

>>9198106
The reason people like you WONT do that is at that point it will probably be the best asset you own.

People don’t realize some of the latent use cases here, mostly because a lot of people really do get crypto advice from this place.

>>9196767
he has 150 mil remaining

>>9198417
his contention is that the whale never sold 600 million tokens

700k here

I only have 450. I bought some because holding FUN is a requirement for a chadfolio

>>9198732
450k? nice.

>>9198874
I think he actually has 450 coins.

>>9198961
well... at least he'll have $450 to spend on a nice iPad in a year or two

>>9195394
If the project is so legit why is this dude selling 800 million tokens worth?

>>9198991
He puts most if not all of the funds from the sale into Dai. I can only speculate, but it seems fairly obvious that he's anticipating a market crash. He bought in at ICO when Bitcoin was like $800, so he's still up millions of dollars even though he lost BTC on the exchange. He literally doesn't give a fuck about the price he cashes out at, which is why FUN has been suppressed for so long.

>>9198991
>/biz/ logic

>>9195394
>I've been arbitraging his coins for months.
tfw I had a bot set up for this but he stopped selling on ED

>>9199049
https://app.radarrelay.com/FUN/WETH

>>9199062
cheers

>>9196524

I'd love to launch a good online poker service using this, other games too eventually. I hope they'll do well.

>>9199006

What a gimp - sounds like he's all luck and no trading strategy. Probably an early miner who held some back.

>>9199346
>What a gimp - sounds like he's all luck and no trading strategy. Probably an early miner who held some back.
Well, look at it this way. You're a whale with a million dollars and you buy into an ICO. Suddenly BTC and ETH go literally 10x, then 20x, then back to 10x of what they were when you first bought into the ICO. You can't really dump your tokens because the mcap is too low so you have to do it slowly, and if you do dump your tokens, you technically lost BTC/ETH on the trade. However, you're still up literally 9 million dollars.

It makes sense that he'd sell while things are still extremely high, he's got a lot riding on the line and is up massively on a big initial investment. If he's some Chinese guy this could be his life's savings that he's covertly moving out of the country etc.

>>9199312
we'll know in about 2 months

>>9199701
Right, as that's when the first operator should go live. As long as crypto doesn't die by then, I'd say we're doing pretty well