Anyone else still holding this piece of shit?

[Anonymous No.8079180]

[Anonymous No.8079260]

Yeah it's gotten so low it's not even worth selling. Maybe next year.

[Anonymous No.8079271]

March 5th

[Anonymous No.8079291]

I've left it on my ledger, set inflation pool and just going to forget about it

[Anonymous No.8079297]

>>8079180
no lol
I was just holding it hoping it will pump with FairX, but they never delivered and I doubt they will. After actually researching what this coin does, here's the breakdown:

- protocol is legit for fast transactions, but will inevitably lead to centralization as there is no incentive to give away so much resources. Currently validator nodes are run by SDF and IBM.

- Little disincentive for spamming the network. Some inflation pools just massively spammed all the wallets with links to their website since it costs 1 cent per 10000 transactions. Moebius ICO slowed the network down significantly. Not sure how this would scale.

- coin distribution is a total joke and the reason I sold. There is inflation built in, and on top of that 80% of the current massive supply is held by the SDF. 50% of those will be distributed as charity in third world countries. The rest will be given for free to "partners".

So yeah, sleep tight snakey. It was a pleasure traveling with you

[Anonymous No.8079307]

i heard there's 500,000 africans who are holding this #innovative #crypto coin, so you're in good company.

[Anonymous No.8079330]

>>8079297
mobius ico didn't slow the stellar network down at all. shit was moving fine, it was mobi that fuct up their own site.

[Anonymous No.8079347]

>>8079180
Yup. Bought at .68. Not even kidding

Pic very and sadly related.

[Anonymous No.8079348]

>>8079180
Me

[Anonymous No.8079354]

>>8079260
>>8079291
If you sell XLM for a crypto that appreciates faster % wise it is fine to sell at this low price

Hint: ICX and REQ for this month

[Anonymous No.8079388]

>>8079297
https://github.com/stellar/docs/blob/master/validators.md

[Anonymous No.8079476]

>>8079354
>buy high, sell low

[Anonymous No.8079480]

March 5th moon mission. I repeat, March 5th moon mission.

[Anonymous No.8079491]

We all have to wait for Alt Season 2 and no one knows when the whales will bless us.

[Anonymous No.8079531]

Im holding. The prospects havent changed. The same projects that many other coins can only dream of are still running. So its still undervalued.

[Anonymous No.8079549]

>>8079480
Stop this meme. They failed to keep every single promise since January. Now all of a sudden it will moon because crooked Jed speaks somewhere. Gtfo.

[Anonymous No.8079579]

>>8079549
Which promise?

[Anonymous No.8079607]

>>8079531
To add. For some reason many proper coins are fairly low at the moment. And I think its because of the fear of regulation. This month the G20 will talk about regulating cryptos. But thats a necessary step to let it become mainstream. Once the G20 is over the crypto market will probably recover quickly.

[Anonymous No.8079619]

>>8079579
He is just a dumb fuck lying. The only "promises" they have made are in their road map.
1. SDEX improvements
2. Lightning

[Anonymous No.8079660]

>>8079619
They even failed to deliver a simple fucking video conference. Not to mention fairX. You bagholders are delusional.

[Anonymous No.8079671]

>>8079476
The /biz/ way

[Anonymous No.8079692]

>>8079388
Oh well, that has changed then. They used to run most of the validators. I guess they paid IBM to do it. My apologies

[Anonymous No.8079705]

>>8079619
Roadmap 2018
We are just March 3rd anon

[Anonymous No.8079728]

>>8079692
You can open your own validator anon

[Anonymous No.8079769]

>>8079728
The point is, I have no incentive for doing that. Why would I spend my electricity, internet and hardware when someone else is doing it for free. This is why PoS/PoW makes sense in a cryptocurrency.

[Anonymous No.8079779]

>>8079660
The only person who mentioned this so-called video conference was the moderator on r/stellar.

Take his shit with a grain of salt, he is literally non-white (just look at his writing) and thus should be trusted less than one of us

[Anonymous No.8079791]

when is fairx. i hate this coin

[Anonymous No.8079814]

>>8079180
>who's holding
people in the motherland i suppose >>8079307

[Anonymous No.8079835]

>>8079779
Dumped my 320k at 5300 sats. Enjoy your bleeding coin white guy.

[Anonymous No.8079836]

>>8079660
Not sure why everyone is so hung up on fairx. The projects of IBM itself are much more interesting. Crypto for banks, insurance companies, health care and so on. Many of the biggest banks in Europe have already announced to exchange letters of trade over the network. Which means the coin gets real life adoption.

[Anonymous No.8079838]

>>8079791
FairX is just a component of SDEX + an anchor, not a massive exchange like GDAX, designed to enable fiat -> crypto and crypto <- fiat swaps at prices and (any) currency users want

[Anonymous No.8079851]

yep. 20K lumens until it hits a decent value. Bought at 10cents or less, don't remember

[Anonymous No.8079860]

>>8079835
Show me.

[Anonymous No.8079894]

>>8079769
Most of current validators are various businesses that use the network. So it benefits for them to run nodes in creating a good network.
That's a way to avoid being dependent of greedy chinks

[Anonymous No.8079915]

>>8079836
The same as ripple really. And hopefully Ethereum in the future if they ever get an update.

[Anonymous No.8080033]

Utopiacoin will fail like every other utopian idea. They are just going to give out tons of them to 3rd world counties which will make it completely worthless. Most likely its just an elaborate scam to milk money from idealists.

[Anonymous No.8080053]

>>8079491
Inagine if it never comes and we're stuck holding shit while Bitcoin moons to 100k

[Anonymous No.8080074]

>>8079180
Nope, but for what its worth: I regret missing the first moon mission.

[Anonymous No.8080084]

>>8080053
thats the risk !

[Anonymous No.8080120]

>>8080033
The only way they helped 3rd world is by helping cross-border payment companies such as tempo to build on their network

[Anonymous No.8080147]

>>8080053
Will the lighting network ever arrive?

I fear that Ethereum will kill off bitcoin if they dont hurry up.

[Anonymous No.8080185]

>>8080147
Stellar Lightning network is planned for 2018

[Anonymous No.8080189]

>>8080120
Cryptos in general offer accounts and transactions without banks. The whole premise of crypto is empowering regular people.

[Anonymous No.8080246]

The rocket crash landed in Africa with all your money

[Anonymous No.8080434]

>>8079180
>>8079297
>>8079307
>>8079480

[Anonymous No.8080508]

>>8080189
If people can create a wallet on their phone, buy cryptos for real money and do cheap transactions then you have literally banked the unbanked.

[Anonymous No.8080558]

I bought at like 0.02 cents....
Still praying we reach dat juicy $5 by eoy. A man can dream

[Anonymous No.8080615]

I'm still holding, bought the january dip and holding hope for a $1 or so EOY

[Anonymous No.8080638]

>he fell for the inflation meme

[Anonymous No.8080671]

i don't understand, this coin is still 10x from early november, while most coins are only 3 or 4x (a few exceptions of course, like REQ, VEN, and TRX). how is it doing badly? i'd say it's actually outperformed most of the market

[Anonymous No.8080688]

>>8080638
>1% a year

[Anonymous No.8080793]

>>8080671
Holders get rich. Daytraders miss out on the gains of every coin and complain. It has always been like that.

[Anonymous No.8080862]

Palms are sweaty, hands weak, bags are heavy.

[Anonymous No.8080873]

>>8079180
>05
really been thinking about dumping this. stack is 2x, anon's what would you throw 3K into for a march/april/may hold?