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[Anonymous No.49427456]

What is the price target for HBAR?
How much is the sui / make it stack?

redpill me on this project

[Anonymous No.49427467]

>>49427456

0 usd somewhere next year

and anything is a suicide stack because holding this ponzi is gonna make you wanna kill yourself

[Anonymous No.49427474]

>>49427467
nice fud bro

[Anonymous No.49427475]

>>49427456
token not needed. if someone actually wanted to use the technology they would just use their own private network with private tokens.

[Anonymous No.49427486]

>>49427475
nice fud bro

[Anonymous No.49427540]

This coin makes incels like hoskinson seethe.

[Anonymous No.49427589]

>>49427456
>price target
$50

[Anonymous No.49427733]

>>49427456
Wait 5 more years and in 2027 1 HBAR will be equal to 1 whole United States dollar.
Based on this knowledge:
100,000 HBAR = SUI Stack
1,000,000 HBAR = Make it Stack

[Anonymous No.49427764]

>>49427474
It's the truth, we all know it.

[Anonymous No.49427827]

>>49427733
>just invest almost a million dollars to get almost a million dollars

wow great play

not buying your bags

[Anonymous No.49427912]

>>49427456
Difficult to say what target price would be, as with all crypto.
The standard sui and make it stacks are 10k and 100k but, again, nobody really knows.
There will be use cases coming out in the next month and subsequent few months.
The main one is Avery Dennison, which will account for billions of items (their words) and is supply chain tracking ie real world use, rather than shit coins, ponzi schemes and monkey pics.
After that should be Coupon Bureau, which is gonna be most coupons used in the US. Sounds like a poor people thing but coupon use is very big in the US, apparently, and it's a good intro into the retail sector.
Service Now recently built a product with DLA Piper for budget tracking, which is in use at DLA Piper right now but not huge txns, of course, however, that is more of a test. Service Now are currently working on their own stuff which is very exciting, apparently (Service Now are a cloud computing and workflow management company used by 80% of Fortune 500 companies).
There are plenty of other things being worked on by council members, apparently, so things are looking bright. I think the rest of the year and next year will be pretty interesting.

[Anonymous No.49427918]

>>49427733
>>49427764
>>49427827
Nice coordinated shilling. Let me guess: we should buy xrp, algo, ftm, icp, ada, eth. Fucking losers.

[Anonymous No.49427944]

>>49427912
This post right here is how you KNOW the shills are disingenuous at best, most likely malicious/paid. How can you read that and even begin to fud? Simple. You just make shit up because your piece of shit coin that you’re underwater on has none of it and it makes you seethe.

[Anonymous No.49427954]

>>49427918
XRP definately

Algo maybe

the rest are scams

[Anonymous No.49428040]

>>49427944
To be fair, dude, a lot of FUD spreaders are just bored HBAR holders, waiting for something to happen (or hoping to keep the price low whilst they accumulate). It's become a bit of an inside joke. Best question to ask them is how much HBAR they hold.

[Anonymous No.49428229]

>>49428040
That would fall under “disingenuous at best”.

[Anonymous No.49428430]

>>49428040
they do that when they're new. when you're an old hb*r holder you stop posting and stop even lurking after a while.
it's an existentially depressing coin, it literally crushes your soul.

[Anonymous No.49428547]

>>49428430
I'm not selling a single hbar untill it's worth a bottle of wild turkey.

[Anonymous No.49428664]

Huge amount of coin supply for HBAR, but those who invest in AVAX, HBAR or ICP even are mostly in them for the tech.
HBAR is one of the most solid projects tech-wise, but it won't be picked up until this clown market is centered around pump n dumps and meme tokens.
There will come a time however when crypto will be seen as a lot more than it is today, through adoption and underlying tech specs, I would think sometime between 2024 and 2030.
That's when technically superior cryptos like HBAR will become incredibly relevant.
Until then, it's a good idea to DCA into it every month imo.

[Anonymous No.49428829]

10k, 100k.

Price target is non important if you plan to hold for life and stake.

But once the stock market, real estate etc become tokenized, the price will be beyond any prediction.

[Anonymous No.49428878]

>>49428664
As for shitcoin casinos and pump n dumps the looming financial collapses, the stagnating wages, the lack of disposable income etc combined with the inevitable regulations will make the money flow into only the most legit and useful projects. This is where Hedera is leagues ahead of the competition.

[Anonymous No.49428927]

>>49427456
Price target for HBAR is:

0.[a lot of 0s]1

[Anonymous No.49428968]

>>49427456
1mil sui
10mil make it
Just look at the current supply. No, I'm not telling you to buy right now. Wait until it's under half a cent and you should easily be able to buy a make it stack. I'm guessing when btc drops to 20k. Good luck.

[Anonymous No.49429007]

>>49428968
I'm also bearish on HBAR in the short-run. You think it would be smart to swing my stack right now or just DCA in?

[Anonymous No.49429038]

>>49428229
>4 posts by this ID
>all fud

You hold hbar

[Anonymous No.49429063]

>>49427912
>After that should be Coupon Bureau, which is gonna be most coupons used in the US. Sounds like a poor people thing but coupon use is very big in the US, apparently, and it's a good intro into the retail sector.
Coupons are widely used everywhere.
Extremely common in europoor and bongland. There was arbitrage oon them if you can believe it. They had to impose a stricter time limit. Tokenized future is coming and they will have expiry dates.

[Anonymous No.49429065]

>>49427475
that's exactly how it works, you go on the hedera network and make your own coin.
same is how it works on eth.
>>49427456
money expects $2.67 in 2026
money expects $10 in 2030

[Anonymous No.49429072]

>>49427954
>>49427944
>>49428040
>>49428547

Price prediction on hbar, xrp, xdc

[Anonymous No.49429113]

>>49428040
Actually not really true. Most are FTM holders who get a lot of enjoyment from hbaggies pain and suffering.
t. 200K ftm holder

[Anonymous No.49429234]

>>49429007
I'm waiting for btc to hit 20k before buying. We still have more than a year until the next halvening anyway. But it's up to you.

[Anonymous No.49429326]

>>49427456
5 cents with a blow off top of 25 cents next cycle

[Anonymous No.49430059]

Hedera is on a mission to eliminate fraud as we know it. With Coupon Bureau and Avery Dennison, they are already started. Try to price that and buy how much you think this is worth.

https://www.business.hsbc.ca/en-ca/campaigns/cybercrime/supply-chain-fraud
>A 2018 report from the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) suggested that more than $7 billion is lost globally due to fraud.

https://multichannelmerchant.com/marketing/breaking-down-the-true-cost-of-coupon-fraud/
>Today, the retail industry loses over $100 million per year to coupon fraud or mis-redeemed coupons.

And I haven't even started on drone delivery (Neuron), entities issuing stablecoins (Standard Bank, DBS, eftpos), ...

You are buying the fuel of the future.
They call it Hedera cause it will be damn near impossible to remove.

[Anonymous No.49430353]

>>49427456
I believe HBAR will stabilize at around $1 USD eventually in a best case scenario. It may go higher than $1 USD before that due to hype, but it will end up at $1 USD if all goes well. I know the technology may seem interesting and maybe even revolutionary, but the supply is just too damn high. It’s 5x the size of ROSE’s supply, and ROSE has a huge supply already (reason why I don’t hold ROSE bags either). With a supply so high it’s very unlikely the price will moon. Just telling you this as someone who heavily considered buying into this project, but I don’t think the price action will be anything worthwhile due to the huge supply it has.

[Anonymous No.49431313]

>>49429063
I'm a Bongistan resident and I can tell you for a fact that coupons are almost never used here. Seriously. The average cashier at a supermarket can go their entire shift or even a couple of days without seeing a single one and, even when they do, it's usually just a compensation coupon sent to a customer who complained cos their fucking frozen pizza was paper thin in the middle and fell through goddamn oven rack (fuck me, I was pissed off). You might get one or two for beauty products in those stupid women's magazines but it's simply nothing like in America. I understand there are even magazines over there that are basically just full of coupons that you cut out and that can save you a fortune. Nothing even slightly resembling that here, sadly.
Can't speak for continental Europe.

[Anonymous No.49432100]

>>49430353
Fair point. But I think it goes higher than that by dint of the fact that once we reach that point, other 'big' networks will be falling by the wayside. Like who the fuck is going to need Cardano once Hedera gains traction? Everyone is going to want a piece.

[Anonymous No.49432411]

hbar anywhere under $10 is an easy buy honestly, i mean look at how the hbar foundation has allocated over half a fucking billion to accelerate the growth of hedera's ecosystem