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Already mooned

>>10712907
>stop listening to pajeets shilling their bags
>is a pajeet shilling his bag
kys OP is a faggot

shills iota , chinnkchain and eth, lol what are you talking about retard

>>10712922
What does that matter when the other 2000 coins that are useles market caps filter into these projects? These are all 50+ billion projects easily bitcoins there eth will get back and iota and Vechain will get there eventually

>>10712942
You can’t be this retarded lol that’s like me saying amazon apple and Microsoft are the best bets in the tech and you going “how heavy are those bags hurr durr”

This is what I’m talking about biz retards like this guy wanna see you broke

>>10712907
>Vechain

MWAHAHAHAHHA! Nice try Sunny.

>>10712907
I wonder if any of these scam coins are related to terrorist activities.

no bazinga coin wow op lmao

>>10712907
>goys the only coins you need are the bags i hold

>>10712971
Please name another coin with more partnerships? I’ll wait...

Inb4
> no enterprise transactions on a mainnet that’s not live yet

>>10712907
>Vechain
Top Kek

>>10712907
>BTC
>store of value
You mean the coin that lost 70%+ of its value in <9 months?

Better yet because all you spergs are in here shitting up my thread trying to make what I said look foolish

I’ll give anyone 1 eth if they can show me an original coin that does something none of these coins do or can’t do, I’ll be waiting

>>10712971
>>10713025
And there’s foxy right on time

>>10712907
What do you think of lite coin?

>>10713043
Link, numbnuts

>>10713042
but gained a literal 1 000 000% in less than 10 years?
this is from 1 cent to 10k, which is an underestimation since people were selling stacks of btc for a couple of bucks on bitcointalk back then

>>10713088
dead project don't buy

>>10713088
Nothing on bitcoin especially now, doesn’t do anything that bitcoin can’t


>>10713096
Literally an ethereum token, built on eth explain how eth couldn’t do what they’re doing?

>>10712907
stfu

>>10713043
So no one wants to take me up on this offer ?

>>10712907
>ETH/VEN/IOTA

ppppbbbbbtttttt--bahbaaahaaahhhahahahahha

>>10713237
XMR, Zcash, thank you

0xcc81ee1851b0a2550ab15ac06848c9cffe4c7ff0

>>10713161
You seem pretty knowledgeable, If I may pick your brain.

What are market caps and their implications?
How does a high or low volume of trades impact the price?
What makes a "good" crypto better than others?
Why are there so many cryptocurrencies?
What is a "pinch"
Do people put money in cryptos and plans to use them are currency, or for investments?

>>10713314
Eth has a dozen anonymous tokens already built on its platform, so again what stops eth from implementing this tech is the demand is enough?

Zcash is a pure Jew shitcoin which is the reason I didn’t mention xrp

>>10713316
Are you truly asking these questions or just trying to change the subject or try and “gotcha” me with questions

>>10713394
they are not minable thus not really secure. Tokens replacing xmr lmao. Now send me that eth

>>10713161
it's part of the ethereum foundation charter that they won't implement native oracles. lmao

>>10713401
Honest questions, been lurking all day and I have some questions about the market. Thought you could help.

>>10712966
>amazon
>apple
>microsoft
already mooned unironically overpriced premined vaporware shitcoins

>>10713420
Okay but my point is there’s literally no other coins besides these 4 that can’t do everything else

Just because they won’t doesnt mean they can’t, and regardless if eth wont vet easily can since much of their code is similar to eth

>>10713444
with your logic why aren't you a btc maximalist?

>>10713394
also they stop being private the moment you trade them for eth. Are you gonna send that 1 eth or are you another lying faggot? really, no token can be compared to XMR, thats why the darknet uses it instead of your shit tokens. SEND THE ETH

>>10712907
>Stop listening to these retards shilling their bags
>Now please allow me to shill you some bags

Fuck off dipshit

>>10713316
Market caps are what the total amount of coins x the price, so basically if there’s 1 million coins and their price is 100$ each the market cap is 100 million. Doesn’t mean there’s 100 million invested in the project.

High and low affect it in a number of ways the most rudimentary is if a coin has low volume it will be much easier to manipulate the price compared to a coin that’s exchanging billions of dollars a day. So they impact price because if the coin has low volume someone could pump the price up much more with littler money than a coin with more volume ... but liquidity of the coin is also a factor

There’s tons of good crypto out there but most are straight shit coins and scams there pretty easy to sniff out by reading online about them or checkin their website. If you feel like you’re being sold something it’s probably a scam. Also just because a coin is good with a good team doesn’t mean we need it or it’s useful

Of the 2000 cryptos our roughly I would say less than 600 are active a lot are dead or abandoned scams, but even of that 600 ( just guessing) a lot are just cash grab icos or pure scams I would say there’s only about 50 projects out there worth a damn

90% of people investing in crypto are in it for the money, nobody uses it as money and honestly at this point it is very retarded to do so, your 100$ grocery trip using bitcoin could wind up being a 800$ grocery trip 2 months from now

Feel free to ask anything more or ask to clear shit up man

>>10713482
And why do you need to trade them for eth you faggot what kind of retarded logic is that? That’s like saying once you trade xmr for eth it’s no longer private

>>10713529
to fucking cash out? holy shit you're stupid. But you were never gonna give that eth anyway, fuck off

>>10713482
Also there’s dozens of “coin tumblers” that make all privacy coins obsolete anyways I can anonymously send btc if I want to

>>10713544
Are you fucking retarded ? You really cannot be this fucking dumb holy hell lmao

I’ll bite tho, first off the question wasn’t even remotely name coins that can cash out anonymously but is there any coins that do something these coins can’t WHICH XMR CANT

And again if the demand was there for say btcp an anonymous erc20 coin (just an example it’s a shitcoin) or anything that eth implemented there would be fiat gateways you dumb retard

>>10713566
yeah keep moving in circles faggot. >>10713043
>I’ll give anyone 1 eth if they can show me an original coin that does something none of these coins do.
XMR lets you move your money privately and securely, and lets you cash out without trace. Your shit eth and tokens do not. So thats something your tokens CANT DO. You owe me 1 eth

just wants you to buy his bags, have almost 3 million and never owned one btc, biggest shit coin of all in my opinion

>>10712907
>Vchain
You stupid fuck.

>>10713518
Thanks that helped clear some things up.

Do cryptocurrencies have any intrinsic value?
Why are they worth anything?
Why do some people think chainlink is going to shoot the moon?

>>10713627
Read the op you fuckin retard, not what they can’t do right now you idiot something they can’t ever do. If you think none of those coins could implement anonymous transactions then you are delusional

>>10713627
I honestly don’t even know why I’m still responding I can’t even imagine how truly retarded you are lol can’t wait to see your “gotcha” I am le smart post on your anime forum later

>>10713651
Go ahead anon please name another coin with more enterprise adoption

>>10713660
shh, this was the post >>10713043
does it say 'that does something none of these coins will ever be able to do' ? no, it says 'something these coins do or can't do' IN PRESENT.
>could implement bla bla
but do they NOW? you got BTFO and keep avoiding it with excuses. Send that eth or you're a lying piece of shit

>>10713687
“Can’t do”

As in they won’t be able to implement you fat autistic fuck

The fact that you can’t grasp this makes this whole interaction make more sense lmao I’m arguing with a retard

>>10713687
I honestly feel bad how desperate you’re coming off and how much straws you’re grasping at that I’ll throw you a bone I’ll give you that eth if you post a time stamped selfie right now I would love to see the guy posting this nonsense right now

>>10713711
Cant do is PRESENT TENSE you fucking retard.
Wont be able is FUTURE TENSE.
Did you say 'Wont be able' ? No you said 'Cant do'. You are literally braindead

>>10712907

KYS MORON

>>10713729
You are such a dumb fuck lmao

“Something none of these coins can OR can’t do” you really mean to tell me you are interpreting that as “something none of these coins can or can do?” You are really just truly dumber than dog shit

Would I ask “is privacy something eth can’t do?” As in is it technically limited ?

Or would I sperg out like you and say “is eth something it won’t do?” Like what the fuck even is that you dumb shit? “Oh yeah eth can be private but yeah vitalik won’t do it bro”

>>10713782
Listen you dipshit, this is what you said:
>I’ll give anyone 1 eth if they can show me an original coin that does something none of these coins do or can’t do, I’ll be waiting
Meaning, show me an original coin (XMR) that does something none of these coins (BTC, ETH, VET, IOTA, you know, the coins on your OP) do (xmr is able to send annonymously) or can't do (your shitcoins cant do this). IN THE PRESENT.
Then when BTFOd you started your bullshit about how there are tokens doing this already, or that it could be implemented. But were you talking about these tokens in your post? NO, you said 'these coins' meaning the coins on your OP (btc, eth, vechain, iota). These coins cannot do what XMR does, plain and simple. You lack basic logic. Where is my motherfucking eth you piece of shit

>>10713678
Nothing in China is enterprise fag. GTFO go back

>>10713861
Those are some crazy hoops you’re jumping through brotha, be safe

>>10713890
I forgot all of their partnerships were with Chinese companies

>>10713921
im just explaining to your little brain your very own words. Seems like you cant put into sentences what you really mean to say, must suck to be you irl. Absolute shit tier taste in coins btw, except for btc

OP stop casting your pearls before swine

>>10713932
It’s hard to watch this board fall for scams day in day out,I’ve watched so many coins spammed here this past year that have all but gone to zero it sucks but I gave it the old college try but all I really got was some retard foaming at the mouth over a mistake he made

Crazy that no one can take that bet up on the eth

>>10714180
I would, but I agree with you although I am less optimistic about IOTA.

>>10714255
I say iota simply because it’s different tech from blockchain, just hedging my bets with dag. Plus they have some great partnerships as well

I can't believe people fall for this bait

>hurr durr prove me wrong for 1 ETH

OP is a faggot and never intended on fulfilling his end of the agreement. He just wanted to get on his soap box and yell "I'm special, look at me!". KYS

>>10714315
What the fuck are you talking about you retard, no one has proven me wrong yet dumbass

>>10713548
Coin tumblers are 90% scams and FBI Honeypots you bumbling fucking retard. Privacy coins are practically the only legitimate use case for cryptocurrencies and it makes me sick to my stomach to see retards like you not understanding such a basic concept.

>>10714315
Oh wait nvm lmao same poster as before defending himself under a new ip

>>10712907
all aboard the vetrain

Price predictions for IOTA?

>>10714342
Hey you bumbling fucking retard i gave an example didn’t say use them and you yourself just said 10% of them aren’t scams so why don’t you use your brain just a hair there and use the ones that aren’t scams maybe?! Or would that make too much sense to a retard like you

Also like I said there’s nothing stopping any of these coins from implementing a privacy feature you autistic fuck holy shit this board really is dumb people just cannot read can they

>>10714364
I dunno what the peak could be but like I said I believe they’re all 50+ billion mcap projects easily (tho btc is already there)

>>10713237
TRTL, no doubt, thank you
0x9b5F8600AB412717FfFB026C24aF311ab0Bc6E75

>>10712907

There's a privacy coin (the only crypto project I like aside from btc) called Safex that does anonymous transactions/communication/markets with fiat to atm gateways. That's something unique at least among privacy coins as tumblers are known honeypots (tor anyone?)

>>10713678
Go fuck yourself

>>10713161
Holy fuck do me a favor and stop acting like you know what the fuck you are talking about, I want to gouge out my eyes.

Fucking hilarious your reason for holding Ethereum is "the tech of blockchain" and it really just shows how much of a brainlet you really are. Do you know what Ethereum was built to do? Do you even have the slightest idea what a smart contract is?

Ethereum is great because now we have a platform to build decentralized applications off of and we have these "tokenized assets" that can be sent to anyone, anywhere and even be held in a private wallet without the need for a centralied server. But what if we wanted to use that technology outside of tokenized assets and use smart contract for traditional stocks/ bonds and even fiat?

Ethereum has no means of communicating with data outside of its ledger, so Chainlink is a company looking to bring data onto smart contracts with every step being secure and trust less so large financial institutions can benefit from smart contract-powered stocks and bonds, and with chainlink we can use the distributed ledger technology behind Ethereum past simple tokens.

Now please tell me chainlink is worthless. Please tell me because you are such a fucking idiot toting about like you know it all but anyone with 4 months of research in this market can easily smell out your facade.

>>10714416
This is actually the best answer so far, definitely one of the most original ideas out there and I actually like safex thank you for the reply

That being said what they’re trying to accomplish can be easily done on any of the platforms and if I remember correctly Vechain is currently working on this exact exchange with the Chinese gov, albeit not private

>>10714451
Oh did you want me to post that as my excerpt for eth instead of my little 2 word descriptions as all of them received? Damn you sure schooled me man wowzers im toast ... go on tell me more about how I’m a brainlet and ask if I know what iot is or if I even realize Vechain is working in the supply chain sector

But you say all this like chainlink isn’t an erc20 token you dumb fuck, my whole argument is that there’s nothing chainlink does that eth can’t do and golly gee whiz would you look at that chain link is doing it on ethereums code WOW

>>10714451
Also the way you used 4 months as your time frame of research in crypto goes to show me how little time you’ve been in this market lmao talk to me when you’ve been here years buddy I bet you entered in January

>>10713043
XMR, it does something none of those do and does it well.

>>10714471
No I'm reading your replies and it's so painfully obvious you have no idea what you are talking about.

>but Link is an erc20 token!

And what retard? Do you not realize why Ethereum was built? No of course not fucking idiot so let me spell it out for you:
ETHEREUM WAS BUILT TO HOST DECENTRALIZED APPLICATIONS

CHAINLINK IS A DECENTRALIZED APPLICATION

Op is anfucking brainlet and any "advice" he gave in this entire thread should be disregarded.

>>10714504
Here’s my ether address:

0xAD48DaF645a395b9B0E88F26a917941905E943D8

>>10714452

But not private is the key part. Privacy will be huge for a niche market. Capitalizing niche markets is a great way to profit. Plus the point of the 2 coin system delivers one coin to speculate on/collect dividends and the other offers a stable trading coin for the market place. Of course with pegging that only matters for holders.

0x49D30d12A5440c2dA1715728e7E216B648087331 lol ;)

OP is actually retarded. If he thinks ether can be made private he clearly has no knowledge of cryptography. Anyone with even the slightest understanding of what makes Monero private understands that not possible. Should have known to ignore this thread when he shilled a Ponzi scheme and chink scam as 2 of the most legitimate projects

>>10714512
What are you not getting you dumb fucking retard, eth can do it by implementing it via dapp if the choose too you dipshit doesn’t have to be eth itself MY QUESTION IS THERE ANYTHING CHAINLINK DOES THAT ETH CANT AND THE ANSWER IS NO and whys that ? Because chainlink is built on eth which that in itself means it can be done on the eth platform point fuckin blank

>>10714577
There’s literally private erc20 tokens you dumb fuck

Holy fuck this thread is literally making me dumber reading your guys reply’s

>>10714656
>huurrr why don't airlines just buy oil fields?

Brainlet. Not going to spoon feed you any longer. You don't know what you are talking about. Bye.

>Stop listening to these retards shilling their bags
>then shills chink scams
You blew it.

>>10714679
Holy fuck idk how many times I have to say it

Is there something that chainlink can do that eth can’t you fuckin moron

I’m not saying are they or will they but can eth not do what chainlink does if they so please it? The answer is yes I wish I could draw a fuckin picture with crayons for you to understand this

>>10714669
Can you be any dumber? It’s not private. Do you actually know anything about how this shit works? There is no such thing as a private token. They are susceptible to analysis. Period. End of story. You are actually the dumbest anon I’ve seen post crash. Congratulations.

>>10714722
dubs confirm

>>10714745
what can any coin do that btc can't do?

>>10713127
>but gained a literal 1 000 000% in less than 10 years?
You missed the Tulip Craze too, Anon.
It won't be repeated. Most of the suckers have caught onto it by now.

>>10713005
>partnerships

My fucking sides.

>>10715257
BMW tweeting about VeChain (about the sixth tweet down):
https://twitter.com/BMWStartups

Jérôme Grillères, General Manager of VeChain Europe, tweeting about BMW presentation in Munich: https://twitter.com/JeromeGrilleres/status/1010864803777269760

A reminder that Startup Garage is a maximum of 12 weeks, and it's been more than that since BMW confirmed they were participating in that program.

http://www.bmwstartupgarage.com/faq
>After successful validation of your technology, BMW Group aims to become a long term client of your startup.