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[Anonymous No.14467681]

Is Ada still a good buy?

[Anonymous No.14467696]

>>14467681
I'd wait.

[Anonymous No.14467707]

[Anonymous No.14467734]

If Charles can deliver in 2020 as promised, you’re talking about a 5$ ADA if you get in right now. Kind of like buying into link at 0.10, albeit more speculative. Shelley testnet is already successfully utilizing proof of stake activity and gnawing it function on a major scale will bring cardano to the top.

[Anonymous No.14467761]

>>14467681
Shut up im still accumulating

[Anonymous No.14467768]

If you enjoy getting fucked in the ass, fo right ahead my friend because the dick is huuuuge

[Anonymous No.14468336]

>>14467734
Wow that was informative. Thanks I ll check into it then.

[Anonymous No.14468631]

>>14467734
>Kind of like buying into link at 0.10, albeit more speculative
But ADA is already in the top 10..

[Anonymous No.14468889]

vapor warw. their aelling point is they use haskell.

newb thinks it a good.thing.

haskell is slow as fuck and procedural.

incel renamed procedural to.functional to help them masturbate at night.

wallet also doesnt works after 4 fucking years.

but this space is so cucked, it might actually be a buy

[Anonymous No.14469475]

>>14467734
its late 2019 confirmed. load your fucking bags

[Anonymous No.14469625]

i need to buy at least 20k
not selling until $6

[Anonymous No.14469647]

>>14467681
Can you stop, my accumulation is in progress, this coin is never shilled here and I hope it stays like this.

[Anonymous No.14470134]

>>14467681

Go for Ethereum Classic instead

tldr; Ethereum Classic is smart contracts with planned Oracle functions integrated

>Why do we have faith in Ethereum Classic?
Besides the upgrades coming in September in which it will be fully compatible with Ethereum and all of its upgrades. Ethereum Classic is planning to adopting oracle functions on top of its smart contract platform


>What about Chainlink?
Think about it, Ethereum Classic is the computer hardware and the command prompt. Most people struggle to use the command prompt.

Now imagine the oracle function of Ethereum Classic as a built in OS. Why do you think people use Microsoft Windows or Mac OS? It is built in.

Don't forget that Ethereum Classic also can create ERC-20 tokens like Ethereum. So image the Ethereum Classic oracle acting as an operating system for these ERC-20 tokens

>What is Ethereum Classic?
It is the original Ethereum blockchain that did not fork. Think of Ethereum Classic as BTC. Think of ETH as BCH

>Why Oracles for Ethereum Classic but not ETH?
ETH is going to proof of stake for its innovation. However, ETC wants to keep the original blockchain as much possible. By adopting oracles in its code, it can better accept correct information for its smart contract functions. Think of lightening network, but for smart contracts

>Why is there a transaction delay?
Because you are using Coinbase. Coinbase wants to have multiple confirmations so they can make sure there are not any non-ETC sent. To get instant deposits and transactions use another exchange

>Ethereum Classic Upgrade News
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/discovering-atlantis-ethereum-classic-hard-193700431.html

[Anonymous No.14470203]

>>14467681
SHUT UP, take this down rn

[Anonymous No.14470252]

>>14470134
Why would you want a functionality (oracle) that is limited that that particular OS rather than one that can be applied to many?

[Anonymous No.14470381]

>>14470252
Ethereum Classic's oracle planned function can also run with other smart contracts too such as EOS or NEO.

Think of this analogy you generally want to use Android OS (Ethereum Classic oracle) on Android phone (oracle), but you can also run it on an iPhone (other smart contracts). Because Android OS is open-source like Ethereum Classic is, it can easily be tweaked for other systems by any user or developer

Ethereum Classic is meant to be a platform that can be used for any need and has the tools already built in.

[Anonymous No.14470624]

>>14470381
Interesting, thanks