[ 3 / biz / cgl / ck / diy / fa / ic / jp / lit / sci / vr / vt ] [ index / top / reports ] [ become a patron ] [ status ]

/biz/ - Business & Finance

View post   
File: 76 KB, 1280x720, fuckwha.es.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]
14712858 No.14712858 [Reply] [Original]

25% burn rate, 20% next year and 14% after that. 300k supply, super limited. First transaction is burn free and every after 180 days is too. Costs about 30 cents per token, will go up to $3 after the first 50,000 tokens are sold. Super limited offer, on sale. Also a 10 collectible cap to prevent any whales and there are no reserve tokens, nobody makes money on the price going up except everyone invested equally.

https://whalephal.github.io/swap/

>> No.14712891
File: 11 KB, 193x262, download (1).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]
14712891

>>14712858

no ceo, no founder, entirely team driven. make your own discord, make your own telegram, make your own twitter. everyone owns a representative part. could easily go to $30 a token, especially with the highest burn rate in crypto and you retards are being given the first chance to buy the fuck in

>> No.14712931
File: 36 KB, 291x400, 1562714600588.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]
14712931

>>14712858

>>14712858

so who owns the contract? who owns the tokens? why do you have to pay for tokens, why not airdrop? what's the point?

>> No.14712977
File: 69 KB, 1140x641, article_whale_1-1140x641.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]
14712977

>>14712931

>>so who owns the contract?

Nobody. It's an open solidity contract meaning it's on the ethereum network and open to everyone.

>>who owns the tokens?

Whoever pays for them. Only one wallet can buy per swap, so there are no whales hoarding it. And only a max of 1 ether can be sent. If you bought before, you can't buy again. It's 100% whale proof and 100% anti-money-laundering

>>why do you have to pay for tokens

So that there is a price floor and it's not a meaningless and valueless token. With a price floor and the high burn rate and steady HODLing mentality, it can only shoot up

>>why not airdrop?

Then the worst elements of the crypto community tend to get it, pajeets, etc

>>what's the point?

Does BTC have a point? It's entirely based on supply and demand and it's a value based token. With such a complex contract and limited supply, it's sure to go up.

Even BTC is being held down by Whales, Whale Phal cannot have that issue

>> No.14713011

>>14712977

So it's whale proof? Why is it so special? What's the potential?

>> No.14713054
File: 6 KB, 266x190, images.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]
14713054

>>14713011

It could easily go to $300 a token, considering it's starting at 30 cents, that's a steal. It can go up because the burn rate is so damn high and supply is so limited.

Imagine bitcoin but with x20 less supply and x20 fees in terms of burn rate. But the burn rate drops off over time and eventually hits 0, that's the difference between it and bomb token, there's a floor.

By then, the token will be under so many decentralized hands and so many different people will own it, without a centralized interest that development can begin. Everyone will benefit from it. It can be a sort of voting mechanism since it will be in so many different hands.

Also, because it's capped at 10 tokens per transaction, it could easily pass as a non-security due to the anti-money-laundering clause