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LIFT OFF IS NOW. GET IN OR FOMO.

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4870431

this coin has been a giant dissapointment

>> No.4870446

>>4870401
you are about 1.5 days late from the $5.80 dump kid

>> No.4870508

Someone was talking shit about this in a dead thread a minute ago, hopefully he sees my response here:

>>4869243
>centralized nodes
You mean the coordinator? That eventually goes away once we're out of infancy. Blockchains are also basically centralized in their infancy, it's just less obvious. If I was willing to spend a million dollars (probably less) on hardware I could essentially take over almost any shitcoin just via hash power alone.

IOTA eventually provides for WAY more decentralization than any blockchain. Any crypto that has "miners" is at risk of being centralized - really, WILL become de facto centralized on a long enough timeline - due to the financial incentives. Bitmain undoubtedly controls over 51% of the BTC hash power. Is this better or worse than the (temporary solution) of the coordinator?

PS: I will be here happy to answer questions about IOTA and Binance. All I ask is that you use 11682017 as your referral code if you sign up because of my advice (thanks to the guy who did in the last thread).