/FOUR HORSEMEN/

[Anonymous No.29633223]

These are the four horsemen of alt coins
>algo
>bnt
>atom
>grt

get in here chads who hold all 4

[Anonymous No.29633564]

Those are my main holds aside from BNT. I'll have to look into that one.

[Anonymous No.29633590]

>>29633223
Spoonfeed me atom I'm lazy fuck

[Anonymous No.29633661]

Already 2x'd on GRT and ALGO.
Shill me on the other 2. Looks like they mooned but ATOM looks like its in a little dip. Buy or wait till sunday bloodbath?

[Anonymous No.29633659]

missing bnt but

[Anonymous No.29633682]

algo is a scam

[Anonymous No.29633723]

>>29633223
Why all four if I think some perform better than others sell me on the stack?

[Anonymous No.29633754]

>>29633223
I have $1000 to invest, should I go all in on one of these or split it up?

[Anonymous No.29633780]

Missing algo and atom

[Anonymous No.29633810]

>>29633682
>outperforms every other coin in transaction speed and cost
>made by a MIT professor who won the turing award
>is a scam
get that FUD the fuck outta here

[Anonymous No.29633853]

Algo supply distribution is fucked,the Devs hold like 80% of them

[Anonymous No.29634068]

here it is broken down in simple terms for you faggots
>algo
the master card of blockchain

>atom
the internet of blockchain

>bnt
the hedge fund of blockchain

>grt
the google of blockchain

[Anonymous No.29634130]

>>29634068
thanks anon

[Anonymous No.29634190]

>>29633853
yeah I was getting super interested in Algo about a month ago until I learned this. There's no way I'm ever investing in anything that has whales that large, they could dump at any point and demolish the market

[Anonymous No.29634217]

>love to see my algo amount going up every second thanks to the interest.
i believe staking and interest gaining coins will be the future, defi as well. any thoughts on crypto.com coin? CRO, they're going to have a crypto funded credit card

[Anonymous No.29634249]

>>29634068
kek this actually makes a lot of sense thougj I'm buying more ATOM

[Anonymous No.29634286]

>>29634190
they earn money on what they hold anon, why would they kill their own coin and market?

[Anonymous No.29634687]

bitch i got dat algo

[Anonymous No.29634740]

>>29634687

[Anonymous No.29634896]

You’re wrong though

[Anonymous No.29634966]

>>29634896
>1 out of those 4 is on coinbase
>all 4 from OP are on coinbase
ngmi

[Anonymous No.29635199]

>>29633223
based, don't have any ATOM but I'm too poorfag to really grab more than 3 alts

[Anonymous No.29635322]

FBUF

[Anonymous No.29635391]

>>29633810
ok bro see you at 0.5 in the next dump

[Anonymous No.29635397]

>>29633810
>states facts and calls it fud
>is okay with nominal gains for the foreseeable future while algo foundation keeps dropping their bags on your fucking head
>apy the only thing keeping algo afloat, yet continues to lower every week
Ngmi sorry bud, tech doesn’t mean shit when people are trying to make money.

[Anonymous No.29635421]

lllmmmmaaaaaaooooo
have you seen this shit on /biz/
who allowed them to shill this trashcoin?
I’ve already participated in bot ocean presale and wait for launch
better use algorithms for trading with great algo
than believe in luck or smart chance

[Anonymous No.29635464]

>>29635397
yeah they keep dropping 50million "reward" coins and other bullshit into circulation every week, really kills any chance of gains

[Anonymous No.29635477]

>>29633682
Algo is a savings account. Only problem i have with the coin is the APY ends in 2030 or so. So if you dont have hundreds of thousands of algo by then you missed the boat.

[Anonymous No.29635498]

>>29633661
>>29633682
>>29634068
>>29633223
Do you all genuinely believe in GRT? Looks like an over-glorified JSON parser to me. I dont think you can economically scale a large application using GRT, considering you're essentially paying for both updating and querying data, not to mention that its significantly slower than a traditional server and you're paying for on a per-request basis (a lot more expensive i would assume). I can see it being used in very specialized or small applications but if a genuine large org truly wanted to mitigate centralization/singe end-point, etc. threats, they would benefit much more from a second/distributed server than they would from GRT. I think its only advantage is indexing blockchain/decentralized data, but even then, a more cost-effective solution can be implemented.

Not trolling, just my 2 cents. The price will deffo rise (at least in the short-term) but I personally think its overhyped.

[Anonymous No.29635505]

>>29633223
ALGO is the only horseman

[Anonymous No.29635588]

>>29635498
look at how many developers are already using it you fucking DOLT

[Anonymous No.29635640]

Atom is a pajeet scam that has done nothing but dump since they completed their white paper

[Anonymous No.29635639]

>>29635477
Bro they were saying that apy was gonna raise till 2024, and now they’re saying it’s gonna be lowering because they’re releasing coins too fast.

I almost believed in the coin but then I started actually reading into their white papers and there’s too many euphemisms that basically just describe that they want a fucking stable coin.

[Anonymous No.29635675]

>>29635498
based and redpilled
>>29635588
checked but cringe and bluepilled

[Anonymous No.29635716]

>>29635464
This. Algo might be the worst coin ive ever seen. You are making the devs rich. They will eventually dump their bags and its game fucking over.

[Anonymous No.29635828]

>>29635716
it's depressing because if you research it there are literally no holes in the project, except for the fact that they quite literally force the coin to stay low cost by dumping more into circulation as it hits certain price points, so bizarre

[Anonymous No.29635843]

>>29635639
Right. And whos releasing the coins? Yep the devs are.
They don't give a fuck about apy for the plebs, they are making themselves rich and every dump they do keeps the lie going.

[Anonymous No.29636029]

>>29635843
They’ve got enough people who FOMO’d in at $1.50+ to make them permanent bag holders for years or sell for a massive loss while collecting gains that are equal to a savings account because of the price dumps. MIT genius at work.

[Anonymous No.29636133]

>>29635828
In theory this means that early adopters can passively gain coins and Once all coins are released those early adopters will have been incentivized to keep the coin afloat and relevant for years.
The reality
>devs own 80% of algo and also get apy.
>APY is decreasing, doesnt matter for them but it does for joe hodler.
>they are gods over the price due to owning 80%, even in 2030 when all the coins are out and algo is presumably worth something, they can tank the price instantly.
Its a bad joke.

[Anonymous No.29636270]

>>29635498
Howdy pardner. Assuming this isn't LINK pasta. This is a dev tool/service, this is not simply some kind of data-access tool. It indexes and creates datastores that otherwise do not exist. If you are building a dApp, you are not also going to reinvent this wheel. The query costs are very low compared to hiring people to run and manage something comparable

[Anonymous No.29636338]

>>29635498
Look at how much Google paid for a hur-dur ETL tool Alooma. Data engineering and pipeline maintenance is literal monkey work. Teams will choose graph over homegrown every single time

[Anonymous No.29636460]

>>29636133
fuck it's my biggest hold too but I'm starting to see the light, it will have to skyrocket to pay off

[Anonymous No.29636899]

>>29633223
Crazy how many people still sleeping on bnt

[Anonymous No.29636900]

>>29636029
as if those bag holders cant lower their DCA with this shit coin, and from acquiring more free shitcoins from them.

[Anonymous No.29637198]

>>29633223
If I have 10k, what coins should I be in

[Anonymous No.29637214]

>>29635588
Using it for what? Decentralized flappy bird? Paying on a per-request basis is only cost effective for very small or very specialized applications.

>>29636270
Its good when it comes to "indexing and creat[ing] datastores" for data on blockchains. Nothing else.

>>29636338
> Series A funding for Alooma was ~15 million USD.
Now the acquisition price hasn't been disclosed but even if they payed three times that, they would still be spending less than they would on GRT. Imagine how much MORE they'd have to pay if they had to pay on a per-request basis, especially at fluctuating token prices.

[Anonymous No.29637284]

>>29637198
BTC, dipshit

[Anonymous No.29637303]

Thinking of dumping my RLC bags. What is the best out of those 4?

[Anonymous No.29637530]

Fantom will forgive you

[Anonymous No.29637612]

>>29635498

[Anonymous No.29638058]

>>29637612
Yes, 2 trillion searches a year charged on a per-query basis at fluctuating availability with fluctuating processing prices based on fluctuating coin prices. Great idea!

[Anonymous No.29638096]

>>29638058
yeah it's really cool i can't wait for the website to come out wonder what itll look like

[Anonymous No.29638359]

>>29638058
>>29637214
>>29635498

sorry I don't speak faggot

[Anonymous No.29638795]

>>29633223

[Anonymous No.29638884]

Bitch I got that algo

[Anonymous No.29639296]

I bought ATOM at $9. It mooned to $27 ish and correct. It has decent support around $20. With stargate update and new projects, this could easily be $100-$150 EOY assuming BTC doesn’t shit the bed

[Anonymous No.29639440]

>>29635498
you know what GRT is right anon?
>the Google of blockchain
>the opposable thumbs of fingers
>the double-decker of party favors
>the backbone of defi
>the Google of web3.0
>the Skyking of amateur pilots
>the Tom Brady of football
>the shotgun of mouthwash
>the google of crypto
>the API for APY
>the Hitler of nazis
>the McDonalds of diabetes
>the Lamborghini of Ferrari
>the corona of viruses
>the yoo-hoo of chocolate drinks
>the Sasha Grey of anal porn
>the thai ladyboy of trannies
>the Starbucks of coffee
>the Budweiser of tap water
>the Belle Delphine of Onlyfans
>the katrina of hurricanes
>the never of womanhood
>the anal fissure of ass problems
>the aids of gay orgies
>the chicken of barnyard animals
>the Grey Goose of vodka
>the Bud Dwyer of press conferences
>the Amazon of worker exploitation
>the Epstein of fake suicides
>the pajeet scam of crypto
>the Paul Walker of car enthusiasts
>the BBC of cuckoldry
>the corona of viruses
>the bleach of antidepressants
>the Peter North of cumshots
>the Gamestop of Melvin Capital
>the China of airpopulation
>the Jimmy Saville of pedophiles
>the George Floyd of fetanyl overdoses
>the Kobe Bryant of helicopter safety
>the Sam Hyde of mass shooters
>the Dan Schneider of child actress footfags
>the Auschwitz of leisure centres
>the Jeffery Dahmer of serial killers
>the MyPillow of head cusions
>the Joe Rogan of experiences
>the Great Leap Forward of communism
>the faggot of OPs

[Anonymous No.29640894]

>>29637214
yeah based, the tech for GRT is mesmerizing but i cant see it being incredibly profitable

my alt picks are HBAR, ADA and BNB
for as much as i hate BSC, i dont see anything stopping chinance shilling

[Anonymous No.29641016]

>>29633223
Out of those four, GRT the only one you need desu

[Anonymous No.29641109]

>>29640894
Not to be cringe, but google is one of the most profitable companies on the planet, if not the. But the adoption rate for GRT and its use will be disgustingly slow. It's probably the best LTH, but could easily get taken over during that time.

[Anonymous No.29641319]

>>29635498
>JSON parser
Stopped reading here. Thanks for the bull signal.

[Anonymous No.29641405]

I'm like 70% all in on BNT. If this shit moons to $20 anytime this year I'm gonna retire

[Anonymous No.29641721]

>>29634068
how is ATOM a good buy right now. I will wait for the dip to level out then buy personally