/biz/ - Business & Finance

don't have the mozzarella picture saved sadly but this was also pretty kek-worthy, if you ignore the fact that my REQ stack was worth 100k+ at the peak

did anyone go?

>>13765031
big event coming up

>>10991986
roll

When moon

>this news before bi-weekly blog
They're prepping the bull. Next blog will be fuck huge for REQ. Get in now or stay poor forever.

>Reqify as an official app?
>We were not approved
How is that adoption coming along boys?

>>9589019
It all depends on adoption, since the REQ team doesn't play the 80 IQ idiot hype game.

In a short time they've managed to secure some legit partnerships (Wikimedia, PwC France), and are expanded their marketing team to have people focused completely on certain industries (latest job openings were for product development in Point of Sale and Supply Chain).

Now include the fact that PwC France have very obviously understood what a huge impact the REQ could have on the multibillion dollar accounting and auditing industry and will be actively shilling their product to top billion-dollar multinationals around the world.

By 2020 I'd say that if things keep moving the way they are with this project (slow and steady, meaningful progress every update), then I could very conservatively see 8-15 dollar REQ being possible.

Honestly I'll probably end up being wrong and massively undershooting my price prediction for this project, but I'd rather keep my predictions conservative.

Cool

>>9518173
>https://twitter.com/PwC_France/status/997715998680772608?s=09

Feels comfy knowing that PWC is gonna be shilling massive corporations on REQ.

It's going to be just like it went down in december- anemic price action, desperation, and biztard fud until the super-mega moon that will take faithful reqlets to the promised land.

This coin is way too good for most of you idiots, stick to TRX you fucking fags

Why is the market cap just sitting there? Every coin seems to be frozen right now. Are we headed for a jupiter mission, or are we going to correct hard again?

Do I fucking buy in now, what do I do?

I'll see you faggots there

>>7954021
Lots of people are saying 10 bucks which is honestly not a bad estimate. That would put the market cap at roughly 6.3 billion right now, just within the top 10.

You also have to account for crypto blowing up again in general in the second half of 2018, people getting excited by it with more real-world projects getting completed, and the alt season like we had in 2017 returning.

That's a very good estimate, because the team has shown themselves to be very competent so far with their strong github commits, bi-weekly updates, and sticking as well as they can to the roadmap.

If they can actually implement that decentralized fiat gateway in Q2, this is going to easily reach top 10 territory as a top ETH dapp.

REQ and OMG are going to be in the top 10 end of 2018.

I really hope you're all buying as much REQ as you possibly can.

Look at the 1D chart, and tell me that doesn't look like the sexiest entry point in the world. You will never see it this cheap again come 2 weeks.

Hope u faggots are excited for 5 dollar REQ by the end of this quarter. Mainnet release, launch pay by request, further partnerships, 5 bucks is simply a matter of time.

>>5046445
Haven't bought anything as a reward. Had to take out .1 btc to pay for some of my car, and spent a couple bch (3 months ago) to buy a mining rig.

Every cent I own is in crypto, I only take out enough to pay rent a buy food once at the end of the month. Seems pretty risky and retarded but I'm up to around 12k now from the 3-4k I started with (ty based req and eth).

REQ will easily reach a dollar and more by Q1 with the mainnet release and the launch of 'pay by request'.

If you have over 50k just chill, sit back, and relax, you've already made it.

Knew this one was gonna moon by how hard /biz/ idiots were fudding it a couple weeks back, feels good man

We are the REQTMARINES
We are not selling.

Part 1:

The only clickbait is the title, the rest of this post will be explanations and calculations and all you anons can come to your own conclusions based on that.

As no doubt many of you are aware- both OmiseGo and Request are quite comparable in a few ways, but for now let's stick to discussing staking. The biggest reason why OMG's value jumped to over a billion dollars at a certain point, besides money skel hype is the promise of future token staking returns, whereby a large fraction of transaction costs will be directed to token holders who staker their tokens and provide some kind of service to the network (i.e. validating transactions). The Palm Beach Report provided a very interesting breakdown of the staking returns, and the speculative calculations proved that token staking returns could be incredibly lucrative in the future, and this speculative income is what has driven the token value so very high. This very same principle applies to Request, which, given its paltry $30 million or so market cap makes it probably the juiciest available moon mission in the entire market for those not inclined to gamble on the latest pumps and dumps.

See you soon boyos

>>4011290
It's pretty simple anon:

you some tokens, request a lambo, wait a month or two, and you get your lambo, that's really all there is to it.