who's here smart money?

[Anonymous No.16519445]

The "kick back, relax and try timing and buy the bottom of this dip" edition

[Anonymous No.16519886]

>>16519445
u going to buy the bottom right anon?

[Anonymous No.16520583]

>>16519886
please enlighten me on why you think XTZ will hit $200.

and actually provide some reasoning for your answer without mentioning ethereum

[Anonymous No.16520619]

You can stake with your Ledger wallet now. Another world first for Tezos, and makes things sooo much easier. Don't leave your coins on exchanges for staking.

[Anonymous No.16520623]

>>16519445
are you the same anon that keeps posting these? when should i buy back in, sold and made a small profit

[Anonymous No.16520629]

>>16520583
because i believe in the tech and think its the best blockchain has to offer
>truly decentralized
>self amending and no need to fork
>backed by big players
its everything bitcoin was supposed to be
also the overall MC of all of Crypto is as low as large cap company in the stock market, we're still in the first inning of this whole thing and plenty of room to grow
if Tezos becomes the standard in Crypto (which i believe it will) then $200 is not far fetched

[Anonymous No.16520635]

also these markets are irrational
if XRP can reach $3.30 a coin and ETH reached $1,500 a coin a 140 billion MC with zero usage at the time but scam ICOs then a real project can easily eclipse that

[Anonymous No.16520666]

>>16520629
If I have 3500 and xtz goes to $200 In the next five years, then what is my future looking like?

[Anonymous No.16520798]

>>16520666
Based trips.

[Anonymous No.16520854]

>>16520666
you're looking at a 700k

[Anonymous No.16520944]

>>16520635
Do you work in Econ/markets?

[Anonymous No.16520951]

>>16520944
i am a corporate accountant, thats my wagecuck
but i follow economics/politics and believe have a good understanding of whats going on in the world

[Anonymous No.16520952]

>>16519445
Fomo into chainlink until it dips then back into tezos.

[Anonymous No.16520970]

>>16520952
i hold LINK too, not as optimistic about it as Tezos but then again these markets are extremely irrational and no doubt in my mind LINK will be a big gainer
fianlly
i am not into trading, i am planning to pay taxes like a good goy, so i am looking at this in longer terms than most people here
if it dips i buy more til the day i decide to cash out

[Anonymous No.16520989]

The memes for XTZ are nonexistent so I'm staying with chainlink

[Anonymous No.16521128]

>>16520619
This. Got enough baking to make over 6 figures per year when this goes $50+. That’s all passive income btw.

[Anonymous No.16521137]

>>16519445

U dumb money bud

[Anonymous No.16521222]

>>16521137
sure bud
i am just on 8x on LINK and 3x on Tezos and overall up on Bitcoin and counting on all of them

[Anonymous No.16521298]

I don’t see how this goes to $200 with current supply and MC. Maybe $20 but myb I can be enlightened

[Anonymous No.16521516]

>>16521298
there are people that bought pizza thats worth BILLIONS today that never thought BTC would ever reach a dollar

[Anonymous No.16521700]

>>16519445
Picked up a small bag last night. Gonna pop a few more hundred on it come Friday. Comfy staking on CB as well.

[Anonymous No.16521962]

Hope you bought the dip

[Anonymous No.16522077]

>>16520629
>imagine thinking it's okay to launch code that is riddled with unknown bugs for a financial operating system... with over a billion dollars of other people's money on the line.
>imagine thinking that this is a good dev team
>imagine believing that the code is formally verified when it's released in this pathetic state
https://www.reddit.com/r/tezos/comments/dlnouv/we_were_not_ready_for_babylon_and_babylon_was_not/
>we were not ready for Babylon, and Babylon was not ready for us
>There have been at least three new bugs found in Babylon since it became active just a few days ago.
>When Babylon first became active, nodes didn't know how to handle the operations in the mempool that were using the Athens format. This caused connectivity issues on the network for a few hours after the transition until a hotpatch could be released and bakers updated their nodes.
>Transferring from a KT1 account now expects to receive the amount in mutez instead of tz. 100000 mutez = 1 tz. See GitLab bug report here.
The Babylon code uses integer division when calculating the block rewards, so a block that is missing only one endorsement receives as much reward as a block missing 16 endorsements.
>This means everyone is earning less than expected from baking rewards until this is fixed. The first mention I saw of this was shortly before Babylon activated, but it didn't get much of a response.

>This brings a few questions to mind:
>How is it that these bugs passed code review before even being submitted to the Tezos governance process? I.e. how come they were not caught through unit testing or other means of verifying the code was well written?
>How is it that these bugs were not discovered during testing phase? Did anyone actually test anything during testing phase? I feel some responsibility here because I didn't test anything.
If the testing phase didn't reveal these issues...

[Anonymous No.16522379]

>>16522077
i love you too

[Anonymous No.16522402]

I missed the dip...

[Anonymous No.16522430]

Tezos: The fresh maker

[Anonymous No.16522437]

this was $0.32 and biz was calling it a scam. why's it not a scam now?

[Anonymous No.16522442]

>>16522402
treat anything below $2 as a dip

[Anonymous No.16522576]

>>16520623
i just saw this comment, sorry anon and yes i make these threads everyday except weekends
i think $1.40 was the bottom and this is heading to $2.20 now....i am the person that bought @ 1.40 on CB, literally caught the absolute bottom of this
nothing is guaranteed and you should never to listen to anyone online.......do what feels right for you, i still think we get a decent dip at the CB payout but again nothing is guaranteed
hope you caught the bottom, really do

[Anonymous No.16522637]

>>16522379
love cures everything in crypto fren. we don't need no secure code

[Anonymous No.16522653]

>>16522437
only retards on /biz/ were calling it a scam. the smart ones were accumulating.

[Anonymous No.16522799]

>>16522637
how much u holding?

[Anonymous No.16522837]

>>16520989
henlo

[Anonymous No.16522925]

>>16522576
I'm hesitating to buy at $1.48...I sold around $1.56 for $700, kept the same amount. I hope it will go back to $1.40 but the more I wait, the more I doubt about it.

[Anonymous No.16522928]

Premined shitcoin ;)

[Anonymous No.16523980]

>>16522928
an open subscription ICO is essentially a one-shot POW, a measure of how much resources you are willing to spend to obtain the token relative to others.

the resources can then actually be spent to subsidise public goods like development, instead of being turned into waste heat.

please please tell me you are not one of those colossal retards who think that coins have value because of the resources spent mining them (which is basically garbage-tier Labour Theory of Value and implies that digging holes and filling them up again is the secret to a thriving economy)

[Anonymous No.16524404]

Where’s the pump