/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23570618
>I take back what I said about them being filth that was rash and uncalled for.
Nice. We have to welcome our vietnamese new frens. They gonna help us greatly.

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>>23545780
yeah so i guess they just add the lition chain to tomo aswell then
>>23545784
yes
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>>23545910
yes i get it now
Thanks frens. Change is just scary.
>>23546477
based i will think about you and your loanwhen it moons

>>23435204
Dont get your blood pressure up, fren.
Consider this the spice of meal.
When we make it and buy our own tent at Oktoberfest, we'll look back with nostalgia about this episodes that played out on /biz/.
>/lg/ vs /LITGEN/ autism
>schizo Mike
etc.

>>23014199
Maybe the real 10x was all the frens we made along the way then?

>>22837278
You're not alone my fren.

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>>22289744
Well almost entirely on his own he's made Lition threads insufferable to be in. It's no wonder these threads aren't really active any more. We need a date for mainnet to get some buzz going again.

>>21807704
You can tell it's not shopped just by the words that he used. It's very consistent with Richard's own dialect. But please continue to bump our thread VIDT shill while we wait for the Europeans to wake up.

>>21544598
You're annoying but nice meme. You also couldn't buy LIT in 2018.

>>21393593
Thanks for the bump.

>>21342167
>The joke is that you're so suicidal that after you called the suicide hotline they keep calling you back because they're so fucking worried. And it's actually a JUSTed Richard because he has a temp job at the suicide hotline because he realized he's not going to bring food on the table with his Lition clusterfuck project.
Nah. Nice attempt to save it though.
>And it has 2 buttons to emphasize the fact that you have no choice except to decline because you're so miserable due to losing your life savings in a retarded basedboy green energy scam coin that you cannot possibly muster the energy to accept any call whatsoever.
Yes. This can be expressed with just one decline button.

>>21316100
No one has been shilling it. We're just talking amongst ourselves and sharing memes. If you can't be bothered to do the bare minimum amount of research and expect us to spoonfeed you then fuck off.

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>>21187953
>half of the supply being staked (50 million).
You're ignoring the fact that dozens of different sidechains will open and diffuse the staked tokens amongst each other. I wouldn't be surprised if the energy sidechain eventually had max 20 million tokens staked post mainnet. You won't even need 5 million transactions.

>>21169614
Why were we better?

>>21127460
You have us, anon.

>>21112347

Literally the only reason why Lition is so ridiculously underpriced is because of a lack of functioning mainnet. Now think about this, if Lition was just your run of the mill blockchain project or a scam, they would have patched the consensus issue months ago and called it a day. Despite the fact that Lition fixed the consensus issue months ago (why do you think Richard said they're likely to launch before Q3), they are still going through a massive amount of tests. They desperately want to be certain that once they launch it, it works and it works well. If they didn't have any utility they wouldn't have cared about triple testing consensus, they would have just slapped a temporary solution to capitalise on the hype. The only reason why it's taken so long is because their solution needs to scale to the demand that they know they're going to have. The fact that it has taken so long for a solution is bullish.

By the way, once mainnet 2.0 launches we're not only going to get significantly higher staking rewards (and in turn a higher price for the token), we will also find out what they're doing with SAP, Microsoft, N26 as well as other major announcements. A significant delay in fixing the consensus issue is what has allowed us to make. Be grateful and hold on tight.

>>21091683
Wish I had made that.