tired of waiting for kda

[Anonymous No.50889527]

When will kadena pump?

[Anonymous No.50889558]

>>50889527
When Eth merge

[Anonymous No.50889588]

>>50889558
why would kadena pump when everything gonna start dumping?

[Anonymous No.50889596]

it just won't, it's a coin for pedosexuals, tranny-grooming homosexuals
its dexes can't do routing because cross-chain transfers are way too slow
it has an inflation of 75%
and currently bonding is ending which means plenty of people are dumping their bags on the market

go buy kaspa instead

[Anonymous No.50889635]

>>50889596
I'm not a groomer.

[Anonymous No.50889640]

>>50889596
I'm not a homosexuals

[Anonymous No.50889655]

>>50889596
im not a pedo

[Anonymous No.50889692]

>>50889655
>>50889640
>>50889635
denial is the first step towards a cure

[Anonymous No.50889709]

>>50889692
As long as I'm not a groomer it's okay to be a pedosexual homosexual.

[Anonymous No.50889723]

>>50889692
As long as I'm not a homosexual it's okay to be a pedosexual groomer.

[Anonymous No.50889730]

>>50889527
>*girl*

[Anonymous No.50889738]

>>50889709
>>50889723
you guys are groomishly pedosexual homoish
but that's besides the point, we all knew that already
what about the routing? the inflation? the bonding?
it's over
i'm sorry but it is

[Anonymous No.50889760]

>>50889738
>what about the routing?
thanos told me that it's in the contract backend. did you know that, pretty funny to be honest.

[Anonymous No.50889775]

>>50889760
did he fuster that in your ear before or after you guys started kissing and making out

[Anonymous No.50889781]

>>50889738
Why didn't you wait for 9lpfWDKB?
You broke the formula!
>what about the routing?
Routing is possible, not implemented, but possible. You are thinking of a DEX aggregator?
This is technically possible to implement even with fractioned chains, it would just be a complexity mess. Ideally you'd have high liquidity high fee chains and low liquidity and low fee chains. If there's a medium fee medium liquidity chain I assume it would be one that shares chain with other dexes so aggregators can thrive on that chain to bring more liquidity in totality.

>>50889760
My god

[Anonymous No.50889784]

>>50889775
Any why does that matter

[Anonymous No.50889809]

>>50889692
but i'm literally not a pedo, my prefered age for potential bf would be 23-24

[Anonymous No.50889819]

>>50889809
I'm not a pedosexual homosexual either, but I was willing to be put on a list by going first and hoping everyone would play along.

[Anonymous No.50889829]

>>50889527

sauce?

[Anonymous No.50889838]

Oh well, still funny.

[Anonymous No.50889840]

>>50889829
some gay ass manga, you can reverse search it

[Anonymous No.50889873]

i think i'm shadowbanned my comments don't get through
too lazy to go for VPN
buy Kaspa

[Anonymous No.50889881]

nvm, looks like they censor certain words or whatever
looks like 4chan is taking the pozzed pill

[Anonymous No.50889919]

>>50889873
nobody is buying your pajeet shitcoin, anon

[Anonymous No.50889982]

>>50889919
beg to differ
went up 25%
kda dropped
trannies in disbelief

[Anonymous No.50889986]

>>50889881
>nvm, looks like they censor certain words or whatever
You're over a decade too late to complain about that.

>Kaspa is a proof-of-work cryptocurrency which implements the GHOSTDAG protocol. Unlike traditional blockchains, GHOSTDAG does not orphan blocks created in parallel, rather allows them to coexist and orders them in consensus. Whereby our blockchain is actually a blockDAG; you can see GHOSTDAG in action in a real time blockDAG visualizer). This generalization of Nakamoto consensus allows for secure operation while maintaining very high block rates (currently one block per second, aiming for 10/sec, dreaming of 100/sec) and minuscule confirmation times dominated by internet latency (cf. chapter 6 of the the paper for some initial benchmarks). The Kaspa implementation includes a lot of cool features and subprotocols including Reachability to query the DAG's topology, Block data pruning (with near-future plans for block header pruning), SPV proofs, and later subnetwork support which will make future implementation of layer 2 solutions much easier.
>Kaspa is a community project, completely open source, no central governance, no biz model. Think Bitcoin, Litecoin, Monero, Grin, Kaspa. The mainnet was openly launched without premining or any other preallocation of coins.
None of this is interesting. At least Kindelia had the interesting aspect of no enforced native token for miner rewards.

[Anonymous No.50890016]

>>50889986
i was just saying nigger and pedo
kaspa > kadena

[Anonymous No.50890026]

>>50890016
tranny nigger pedo?
I doubt this will get censored.

[Anonymous No.50890027]

Kaspa is the gentleman's choice. Fuck kadena and the trannies shilling it

[Anonymous No.50890039]

Based, fuck kadena, all kadena threads are now Kaspa threads

[Anonymous No.50890044]

>>50890027
Oh hello mysterious new IP with the same phrasing!

[Anonymous No.50890052]

>>50890026
seemed specific to the format, i wrote them as tickers as an example of routing
takes many minutes for a cross chain tx at my end btw and 10 minutes for my balance to update

[Anonymous No.50890062]

>>50890044
not just a groomer tranny but a paranoid one at that

[Anonymous No.50890181]

>>50890062
I don't encourage or discourage others to take "be gay" or transition nor do I interact with children without adult supervision or have any interest in sexual conduct with minors.
Paranoid tranny, sure, but not a groomer.

[Anonymous No.50890213]

>>50890044
Lmao take your meds schizo.

[Anonymous No.50890229]

>>50890213
hai hai...

[Anonymous No.50890250]

>>50889527
it did, was at 25 or so
you are just late

[Anonymous No.50890317]

>>50890229
Blåhaj can't consent

[Anonymous No.50890369]

>>50890317
Neither could trannies to corporate IKEA psyops.
https://gelbooru.com/index.php?page=post&s=view&id=7044909&tags=blahaj
https://gelbooru.com/index.php?page=post&s=view&id=6346869&tags=blahaj
https://gelbooru.com/index.php?page=post&s=view&id=5798165&tags=blahaj
https://gelbooru.com/index.php?page=post&s=view&id=4786138&tags=blahaj
The shark got what it deserved.

[Anonymous No.50890418]

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[Anonymous No.50890491]

>>50890229
>>50890369
is this a boy or a girl?

[Anonymous No.50890535]

>>50890491
What do you mean?

[Anonymous No.50890733]

>>50890491
>is this a boy or a girl?
yes

[Anonymous No.50891327]

[Anonymous No.50891450]

>>50891327
thats a cute friend

[Anonymous No.50891806]

>>50890016
>Within three dedicated experiments, we proved that malicious actors have a significant advantage over honest actors in terms of profit maximization, even in the situation where protocol security has been sacrificed for the sake of profit maximization of honest miners (i.e., where a significant advantage was given to honest miners). This implies that the influence of malicious miners would only be magnified in a real-world scenario. Moreover, we show that malicious actors have a detrimental impact on transaction throughput and have a significant incentive to form a mining pool, sacrificing the decentralization of the solution

[Anonymous No.50891825]

>>50891806
>https://arxiv.org/pdf/2109.01102.pdf
Oh no!

[Anonymous No.50891847]

>>50891825
nuwu told me that Kindelia is actually not that great after all btw. That was a day before she left I think

[Anonymous No.50891864]

>>50891281
Funniest shit isn't it

[Anonymous No.50891866]

>>50891825
Did you mean to reply to someone else?

[Anonymous No.50891883]

>>50891847
I just thought it looked like a cute hobby project. All projects should rename gas to mana. The concept of not having a native token seems unworkable in practice, but at least it's interesting. There's not many PoW coins to compare things with nowadays.

>>50891864
Just as stupid and funny as that walking crypto.
>I'm getting paid to walk!
>I'm getting paid to have people walk!
None of it makes any sense and doesn't help anything except make people put money up for something without value.

>>50891866
No, I just wanted to add the source of your comment for anyone else wanting to read more.

[Anonymous No.50891896]

>>50891883
Yeah my bad, the link opened correctly but then my phone switched to something else as I looked away so I thought it was unrelated

[Anonymous No.50891900]

>>50891883
>All projects should rename gas to mana
based
>>50891883
>None of it makes any sense
to be fair those walking Ponzis are genius

[Anonymous No.50891957]

i need hopium...

[Anonymous No.50892052]

>>50891957
why

[Anonymous No.50892234]

>>50891957
but do you deserve hopium

[Anonymous No.50892469]

>>50892052
>>50892234
stop gatekeeping hopium, please share it with me my bags are very heavy

[Anonymous No.50892492]

>>50891900
>to be fair those walking Ponzis are genius
They are absolutely fucking retarded. Why is there no limit to the retardation of what normalfags fall for? Walk to Earn. WALK TO EARN. It makes no sense. Where does the money come from? Ahhh uurrrrr you buy and stake and walk and uhhhh and if everyone does this then we're all going to be rich aaa hurrrr. I'm never fucking forgetting the guy who "trimmed" my addy in runescape, have these people just never ever seen a scam once in their life and blindly believe everything they're told?

[Anonymous No.50892502]

>>50892492
read https://www.vice.com/en/article/4axgn9/stepn-move-to-earn-games-try-to-convince-doubters-theyre-not-ponzis

[Anonymous No.50892554]

>>50892502
tldr in case anons have better things to do
>The typical move-to-earn game works similarly to Axie Infinity: A new user buys into the game with an initial investment, which can range from under $100 to $3,000. In return, the user gets an NFT —a digital shoe in Stepn's case—that grants them the ability to start making money. When they exercise, the user is able to earn some of the company’s signature token (in Stepn, that's GST, for Green Satoshi Tokens) but only for a set amount of time per day (say, 10 minutes).
>Players can cash out, but the game provides an incentive not to do so: They can often earn more money per day if they reinvest the money back into the system, for example, by paying to upgrade their NFT shoes or buying more of them—again, these shoes are not real—which allows them to earn for more minutes every day. The NFT shoes then become investments in and of themselves, able to be sold (or even leased) to the highest bidder. Stepn makes money from all this activity by pocketing a tax on in-app activities, including NFT trading and minting rentals.

[Anonymous No.50892579]

>>50892502
>“Everything is a Ponzi when you’re on the sidelines,” one happy user said.
>“STEPN is ushering a new wave of Web3 games in what they’re coining ‘move2earn’, which likely gives rise to more sustainable and net positive gaming experiences,” said one backer at the time.
>“You’re Already Moving. Earn Crypto Doing It.”
>To some of the move-to-earn movement’s own users, the Ponzi accusations have quickly become something of a joke, reflecting how so-called "Ponzinomics" have become almost embraced by many risk-taking crypto traders. “Stepn is a ponzi that forces me to walk every day,” Twitter user DonCrypto wrote in May. Another user joked, “Beautiful day for a ponzi run.”
>“At some point without new incentives the inflow will slow down,” the pseudonymous Stepn user “DonCrypto” told Motherboard in a message. “Basically the big bet is when that is going to happen.”
>Players can cash out, but the game provides an incentive not to do so: They can often earn more money per day if they reinvest the money back into the system
>But this month, the company admitted that people have started to “fake” motion data and use other “dishonest tactics” to financially exploit the game and “earn more than their fair share of earnings.”
>“I could have made back my roi weeks ago but have chosen the longer path of building up my account, getting more shoes so when I do start cashing out, it will be at a level that I’d be happy with,” Ahmed wrote in a message to Motherboard. “So I haven’t made back my money just yet, but see that happening in the near future.”
> “You need people to buy the shoes. Because otherwise there's no buying pressure on the system,” Willemen said. “It’s a very thin thread that we're walking.”
>“Our biggest competitor relies only on new users for feeding that pool,” she said, referring to Stepn.
>Should too many people start to mint sneakers, it would reduce sneaker prices, causing a spiral where people try to offload their sneakers in a race to the bottom.

[All the funniest. No.50892593]

>DonCrypto isn’t too worried about the sustainability issues or about his $15,000 investment. “I can resell all my sneakers back to the market and recoup my initial investment,” he said. Whether that will always prove true is an open question. But for now, he’s just happy that he’s making money for something as simple as walking.
>“Everything is a Ponzi when you’re on the sidelines,” he said, “and a miracle when you’re in it and make bank.”

[Anonymous No.50892659]

>>50892469
you own kadena, why would you need hopium

[Anonymous No.50892998]

>>50892579
>You need people to buy the shoes. Because otherwise there's no buying pressure on the system
So that is why we had constant threads. The thing I really like about ponzinomics is how it basically turns people into desperate shills who work for free.

[Anonymous No.50893010]

>>50892998
What do tesla buyers gain from shilling

[Anonymous No.50893088]

>>50893010
Nothing. They do it out of boredom. Imagine if there was a deflationary mechanism in place that made them lose money if they didn't shill it enough each day.

[Anonymous No.50893102]

>>50893088
>Nothing
Doesn't this fact fly in the face of your ponzinomics shilling idea

[Anonymous No.50893164]

tfw you can't speed up a videogame cut scene

[Anonymous No.50893192]

>>50893010
Let's them be smug and try to keep it going forever.
A lot of them also think Tesla is a revolutionary company that will create infinitely fast railroads, EV cars that will continue to be the most competitive forever, and that they'll be collecting asteroids and gold from Mars in no time. Plus he's rich and has a PR team so he has both proof of social media and proof of wealth that he is the smartest and bestest person in the world despite the fact that he thinks dogecoin solution is to 10x blocksize for 10x speed (yes he actually said this) and that nobody should ever question his ability to scale a blockchain because he founded paypal (he didn't).
Elon Musk is a sociopath and has "authority" so he's perfect for manipulating the masses.

[Anonymous No.50893224]

>>50893102
Boomer stocks don't have ponzinomics. Yet.

[Anonymous No.50893230]

>>50893224
Not everyone shilling tesla owns shares

[Anonymous No.50893258]

>>50893192
It is wanting to fit in with the community and exist in an echo chamber that says you are right when facing the uncertainty of investing too. We still have Gamestock threads somehow.

>>50893230
That doesn't change anything.

[Anonymous No.50893289]

>>50893230
They get paid in a feeling of superiority. The smugger they are about having one the more people will have one until they can no longer feel smug and then Tesla releases a new even more expensive car and everyone has to buy new ones to feel superior again and the cycle continues until everyone is fleeced and then the rugpull begins since they've cornered the market and can start extorting so much that everyone is priced out of even using their subscription based car.

[Anonymous No.50893463]

sisters you told me kdx was dead

you fucking lied

[Anonymous No.50893525]

lol

[Anonymous No.50893693]

>>50893463
Scams pump the hardest.
>19c
jesus christ

[Anonymous No.50893930]

>>50891825
oh no fellow heterosexuals, it's over. trannies won

[Anonymous No.50893952]

>>50893463
cope aha