CARDANOOOOOOOOOOOO

[Anonymous No.25503890]

[Anonymous No.25504910]

Feels good.

[Anonymous No.25505039]

my 1$ bags are heavy as shit man one day... one fucking day i may dump them at minimal loss and it will be a glorious day

[Anonymous No.25505133]

>>25505039
Why haven’t you been dollar cost averaging? Do you just not like cardano that much?

[Anonymous No.25505254]

>>25505039
>buying the top

[Anonymous No.25505320]

i have 2800 EUR, should I put all in ADA or 50% ADA and 50% something else?

[Anonymous No.25505443]

Put a little of my ETH in ADA 4-5 months ago

What a fucking mistake, hoping for a miracle doubling so I can recoup my ETH losses, and then I'm never looking at this shitcoin again

[Anonymous No.25505504]

>>25505443
ADA has more room to grow

[Anonymous No.25505566]

>>25505504
nah its dead on arrival kek they literally hired campervan thot to advertise on facebook

[Anonymous No.25505665]

Get yourself a few thousand and deleate. The returns are pretty good and this coin will likely be above a dollar soon. There's a reason it's stay withing the top 10 all this time.

[Anonymous No.25506442]

103k here, The extra 3 has come from staking since August.

[Anonymous No.25507125]

>>25505320
if you want a safe option, go all in cardano

[Anonymous No.25507178]

>>25505566
Cope

[Anonymous No.25507216]

1.5k ADAlette here. should i just rope?

[Anonymous No.25507298]

>>25505320

I've been following this project since late 2017 and slowly but surely my portfolio drifted towards cardano. Now I am 100% in ADA.

This isnt shilling just common sense.

LTC and IOTA bridge confirmed which means you could mint LTC blocks on cardano network. LTC is testing grounds for bitcoin. Entire projected power needed to run ADA network globaly is 4 watts of power. 4 fucking Wats. Your watch needs more.

Why would anyone run mining farms if they could just mint btc blocks on cardano?

[Anonymous No.25507379]

already put in their coinbase papers. imagine if the coinbase announcement comes during the golden bullrun?

[Anonymous No.25508033]

Serious question, how does ADA compare to all of the other “ETH killers” like DOT or AVAX?

[Anonymous No.25508107]

>>25508033
short answer: it's not shit

[Anonymous No.25508268]

>>25508033
Ada and avax are the only real competitors to eth out there imo. It’s gonna be one or the other dethroning eth since eth2.0 is shit and the process to move to eth 2 wont be any easier than just moving to avax or cardano

[Anonymous No.25508698]

>>25508268
Is there a world where all of these coexist and succeed long term... or will the necessarily be one winner in the space?

[Anonymous No.25509579]

>>25508698
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I think all those smart contract platforms will coexist. Just like there isnt one programing language that rules over everything similarily there wont be one smart contract platform for all dapps.

I think for a long time ADA will trail behind ETH before reaching 50% of ETH dapps and then it will be just complete takeover.

Oh did I mention that ADA will have offline transactions sometime in the future? The scientific papers how to pull it off are peer reviewed by mathematicians atm

[Anonymous No.25510125]

>>25507379
Cardano is coming to Coinbase?

[Anonymous No.25510505]

>>25507379
Wish I got more than 230k

[Anonymous No.25510585]

>>25509579
Offline tx seems like too good to be true. ADA is releasing like crazy so we might see a bunch of things out this year.

[Anonymous No.25510638]

>>25509579
I still don’t understand how this would possibly work. Brainlet here.
Extremely bullish on Cardano but some of the stuff Charles says does not seem realistically feasible — although he’s built the worlds best smart contract platform already so maybe I should shut up and oisreh

[Anonymous No.25510765]

I sold 20k ADA at .20. still have 20k left.

There's a crash coming isn't there

[Anonymous No.25510838]

>>25510765
lol I'd buy back in

[Anonymous No.25510873]

>There's a crash coming isn't there

[Anonymous No.25510959]

LOL

Cardanos biggest "get" was arguably going to be the Ukraine. Remember Charles "friends with the Prime minister of the Ukraine" spiel he loves to repeat.

Well, the Ukraine looked at Cardano, was friends with Charles , and Still went with Stellar

Cardano Absolutely BTFO and I would sell the last of any remaining ADA bags I hold with this news, future fraction of a penny land for Ada price.

[Anonymous No.25510968]

>>25510638

you store ada on a mobile wallet. This wallet is now tied to device.

When you make a transfer your wallet creates an secure transaction file and sends it over to another mobile device with tied wallet. When file is sent 1st mobile sends poof of burn and passphrase to acces file to 2nd device.

To send ada through internet all you need to do is to sync your wallet to blockchain and then your mobile anounces all tx stored to the network.

[Anonymous No.25511045]

>>25510765
Fuck

[Anonymous No.25511086]

>>25507298
please point me to further reading – you may have convinced me to push majority of my holdings into ADA

[Anonymous No.25511158]

>>25510968
Doesn’t seem secure to me, but I guess ledgers work on the same mentality. Only problem is it would be third worlders using this.

[Anonymous No.25511238]

>>25510765
rip

[Anonymous No.25511290]

>>25508033
ADA is probably gonna be the one that takes a share of the eth pie. It's better in basically every single way. Might be good enough to negate the first mover advantage ETH has in a year or two.

[Anonymous No.25511358]

>>25510959
Likely because Cardano didn't have a mainnet yet you brainlet

[Anonymous No.25511365]

>>25510765
Nope. Look at BTC dominance chart. All the alts I'm watching just flipped bullish vs BTC. Mini alt season, might be a full blown alt season depending on retail.

[Anonymous No.25511373]

>>25507298
Proof of work secures the Bitcoin blockchain. What secures Cardano? Seems unbelievable that it doesn't take any power when even running a node costs power

[Anonymous No.25511402]

>>25503890
2021 is going to be big for Cardano.
Might be €0,5 eoy. Meanwhile buy 10k ada, stake and check out some other project.

[Anonymous No.25511460]

>>25507298
Saus me in that

[Anonymous No.25511464]

>>25511373
Proof of Stake, literally what everyone is moving to

[Anonymous No.25511523]

>>25511365
Aww fuck maybe I can turn it into a swing. Stupid big a red candle shook me.

[Anonymous No.25511572]

>>25510125
ADA ambassadors, basically public outreach for dev team, has said multiple times on reddit over the last 20 days that the ball is now officially in coinbase's corner to make it official

just a matter of time

[Anonymous No.25511668]

>>25511464
Proof of Stake has yet to prove it's secure. When the price crashes and stakes pull out, how is the network secured while everybody is fleeing ship? I feel like PoS has a really bad potential for a negative feedback loop. Proof of Work actually has a contrary loop to people exiting. When people exit, mining becomes more profitable and more miners join, securing the network. In proof of Stake there is no incentive for stakers to join when it crashes

[Anonymous No.25511687]

>>25511572
Shit, nice

[Anonymous No.25511739]

>>25511668
staking rewards increase when stakers leave. dont they?

[Anonymous No.25511812]

>>25511739
But who cares about staking rewards if the coins goes to 0? Also that's just hyperinflation

[Anonymous No.25511900]

>>25511812
1. that will literally never happen
2. will 10s of billions of ADA staked there will never be a 0 supply staked

[Anonymous No.25512124]

>>25511460
>>25511158
>>25511086

I cant remember in which paper I've read this.

Have this instead
https://opencommons.uconn.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1579&context=srhonors_theses

[Anonymous No.25512363]

>>25511900
>that will literally never happen

Why? Proof of Work is incentivised by having node operators put actual resources into the system.
What incentive do stakers have if the coin they are backing loses value? What's preventing them from fleeing to another coin that gives better rewards?

[Anonymous No.25512492]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8AB8ljzqyE

[Anonymous No.25512627]

Charles is going to get SEC'd this year. good luck Cardabros

[Anonymous No.25512685]

>>25511668
>When the price crashes and stakes pull out, how is the network secured while everybody is fleeing ship?
this argument can be said for btc's pow algo.
>When the price crashes and miners pull out
>>25511812
new ada isn't created. there won't ever be more than 45 billion. the ada not in circulation now is locked for treasury/rewards.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCeK_4o-NCc
ouroboros (and it's revisions) have been mathematically proven to be secure. this is why the peer review process is so important. you know, the thing brainlets like to say is "just a meme".

>>25512627
cardano foundation is based in switzerland. ico was held in japan. ada also isn't a security.

[Anonymous No.25512710]

BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEENNNNNNNNNNNNNN

[Anonymous No.25512748]

ADA is such a shitcoin and cardies are gay soiibois

[Afiii666 No.25512772]

I'm so happy I swung this x3 and cashed out $3000. Still have 20k BASE just for the laughs.

[Anonymous No.25512866]

>>25505443
Ada is not a short term pump, I'm sorry you didn't know that anon. Its a long term play, the project isn't even finished yet.

[Anonymous No.25512886]

>>25512363
Please feel free to educate me. I just find Proof of Stake logic of "A hacker would need to control 51% of the money to control the system" to be very flawed, especially because nodes are very incentivised to own most of the money. Today 1% of the population controls 50% of the money. If we lived in a proof of Stake system they'd control 100% of the money. What's preventing stakers from teaming up to gain control over the network? How does PoS prevent centralization to very few rich people? How does it secure against Stakers dropping out? How does prevent inflation? How does PoS prevent creating the exact same financial structure that exist today? With PoS power lies with the people with money, so if a PoS network were to replace the current financial system... We'd have exactly the same system with the world governments being the biggest stakers and having complete control over the monetary supply. Please explain to to me the solutions to these problems, because I want to trust PoS but I just see so many problems with it. I'd happily switch from Bitcoin to a more energy efficient system if you can prove it's secure

[Anonymous No.25512954]

>>25512685
>he doesn't understand how law works

charles is done. his ego has destroyed what would of been an otherwise good project.

[Anonymous No.25513059]

>>25512954
claiming i don't understand how law works is a great argument. you might want to elaborate before talking out your ass

[Anonymous No.25514144]

Already made 500€ staking doing nothing, thank god i filled my bags when it was like 3 cents kek

[Anonymous No.25514324]

>>25510765
NGMI.

[Anonymous No.25514530]

>>25514144
I got into crypto in May. Cardano was my first bag bought my first stack at 0.054 felt lucky to get in even then

[Anonymous No.25514593]

>>25505320
cardano only, its going to 2 dollars

[Anonymous No.25514671]

>>25510125
yes, and celsius network

[Anonymous No.25514836]

mfw sold 40k at 0.05, just rebought 1.5. with some money i had left.

[Anonymous No.25514912]

>>25512886
https://eprint.iacr.org/2016/889.pdf this is cardano POS ouroboros per rewive paper looked by i think 7 universities around the globe.

[Anonymous No.25514993]

>>25512954
ADA isn't a security because it's an open source research project founded on peer-review code and is considered to be much more a tech company. Charles has never talked about price, and has never made Cardano about "making money," rather about it being a decentralized network of payment exchange with fast tps and smart contract usage.

Anything with freshly coded smart contracts released open source is obviously far from a security. Far too much technological innovation has gone into Cardano, been released to the world for completely free, and far too little has been discussed about the price of Cardano for it to be considered a security.

[Anonymous No.25515080]

>>25503890
I'm proud of you Cardano army

[Anonymous No.25515085]

>>25514993
Also Cardano is a project which seeks to help the third world, as it's continuously more interconnected to the web, gain financial instruments necessary without central banking industries. Cardano isn't paying people for shitty partnerships left and right and dumping bags on people everywhere. It's just not happening.

[Anonymous No.25515161]

Also Cardano is an ethical blockchain. Proof of Stake is more decentralized than Bitcoin -- it's not a chinese scam. It's really hard to target a network so decentralized and built on decentralization as a security. XRP's centralization, and why people flocked to it to make a quick buck, was its downfall. XRP's ruling in now way sets a precedent for ADA, so chillax and stop fudding and buy in already.