Proton (XPR)

[Anonymous No.19078319]

There’s a cryptocurrency quietly putting out a new whitepaper that you all probably don’t know about yet. Frankly I didn’t know about it either until about a month ago, but everything I’ve read about it has led me to believe this is going to be one of the top 10 cryptocurrencies at some point in 2021-2022. Let me tell you about Proton (XPR).

To understand why Proton is a big deal, first you need to take a step back and think about how traditional finance is done. Everything you buy requires that you hand over all of your personal information: credit card numbers, bank accounts numbers, billing information, mailing addresses, you get the picture. We’ve seen countless instances where this has led to disaster - data breaches, malicious employees, etc. But as it stands today, you can’t buy anything without giving up your personal info. It’s a no-win situation.

>How does Proton fix this?
By creating a unique @name system (kind of like an email address), every person will have one “identity” that is used to send, receive, and charge transactions. All a vendor sees is your @name, nothing else - you have absolute control over what transactions are approved and which transactions aren’t. We already do custodial information systems - like giving your personal info to JC Penny’s or Chase Bank. Proton makes it to where way, way fewer companies see your info.

[Anonymous No.19078343]

>>19078319
There’s another issue plaguing commerce that Proton addresses, too. Moving “money” from one form to another is incredibly costly. Think about it: you own ETH, and you want to use that to buy some takeout? If the restaurant doesn’t accept ETH, you have to pay fees to convert that ETH to dollars, a process that takes time, too. It’s even worse when trying to convert one fiat currency into another fiat currency.

>How does Proton fix this?
Basically Proton acts as a bridge between all areas of finance. If someone wants to be paid in Japanese Yen, but you only have Bitcoin, no problem - send that Bitcoin through the Proton system, where it is wrapped and effortlessly converted. Everyone wins.

All of this is dependent on cooperation between all areas of finance/government, but the team behind Proton is already working on that. In fact, it seems like they did a lot of the leg work for that FIRST before launching their crypto - a good move in my opinion.

[Anonymous No.19078360]

>>19078319
>>19078343
I know there are other crypto’s who claim to do something similar, but nothing quite like what Proton is doing. Regardless, the value of this coin is going to skyrocket in the coming 3-12 months. Right now, XPR stands at about $0.02 each. It’s not crazy to think that this coin could easily jump to $1 by EOY 2020 - before their first major partnership. Just the hype alone is enough to carry this to a quick 50x.

Once the Proton system actually becomes functional? The price will go parabolic at that point. $10 is easy to achieve by 2022; higher could happen as well. Think for a moment about what that could mean for you if you loaded up right now on XPR while the price is stupidly low.

I’m buying as much as I can. I hope you are, too. I’d love nothing more than for this entire board to become multimillionaires, leaving the rest of the world wondering how they missed the boat.

[Anonymous No.19078411]

>>19078319
Yeah that sounds great and all, but where can I buy it? It's not on Binance, not on Coinbase, not where any of the normies go.

[Anonymous No.19078425]

>>19078411
I'm glad I asked. Currently available here:
>Metal Pay
>Hanbitco
>Bithumb
>HitBTC
>Bilaxy
>Exrates
>EtherFlyer
I've heard rumors that a Binance listing is in the works, too.

[Anonymous No.19078455]

>>19078425
fucking pajeet exchanges, which one of them is actually safe, anyone have a clue ?

[Anonymous No.19078541]

>>19078455
Bithumb is actually a very old and established crypto exchange - definitely one of the most popular in South Korea.

[Anonymous No.19078555]

I looked this up on twitter yesterday and every account shilling it without exception was a fucking pajeet.

[Anonymous No.19078556]

If it’s connected to protonmail then I will unironically buy. I love their services

[Anonymous No.19078573]

>>19078555
Yeah their Discord got raided by a bunch of Indians who don't understand anything. It's to be expected for any crypto that promises so much at such a low entry point.
>most of them are too dumb to figure out how to buy any though

[Anonymous No.19078623]

>>19078556
Not sure if they're connected to that at all. I know they're trying to be very privacy focused, but I think that may just be coincidence.

[Anonymous No.19078909]

I’m starting to buy into the hype.

[Anonymous No.19078921]

>>19078623
No word of a link to ProtonMail but they seem to be linked to Metal (MTL)

[Anonymous No.19078944]

>>19078921
Metal seemed like a cool enough product, just looks like they had the poor fortune of entering the market right at the top in 2017. If they can make it through this they should be solid.
Also, they are merging with Lynx, which looks like an absolutely solid team of devs.

[Anonymous No.19079420]

>>19078411
Why are you samefagging tho

[Anonymous No.19079441]

>>19078411
Pajeet, your VPN broke

[Anonymous No.19079468]

>>19078319
The problem is that no one can pay their restaurant bill in ETH even if they wanted to. As you say this is dependent on cooperation between all areas of finance. This is the crux and the largest hurdle. It's not just this minor detail that needs to be resolved, it's the entire point. It would require a monumental paradigm shift. And so, importantly, why can this little altcoin do what no one else can?

Regarding the anonymity, how is the @ any different from an ETH wallet? If I theoretically paid my restaurant bill in ETH with my current ETH wallet - how are they seeing anything more than my ETH public address?

[Anonymous No.19079485]

>>19078319
we have enuff fuck off

[Anonymous No.19080362]

>>19079420
he samefagged then realised he was retarded so he had to save it by replying back to himself with his own question like he intended too. behaviour like this and retard pajeet shilling some obscure faggot coin like >insert daily shitcoin here is what i love about this fucking stupid website

[Anonymous No.19080370]

>>19078411
hahahahaha