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>>7236710
I am cheap. I'm doing it for free.

>>7236743
I worked 10 shifts a week, over 70 hours, for 9 months straight to buy in to bitcoin back when it was $200-400. DO IT. Working hard for your buying will make the gains that much sweeter.

>>7236832
Yup.

>>6183121
imo none of those coins have a future. ripple is going to stick around to JUST more people, since it is paying for itself. I've been watching ripple since it was created and its always the same story. When it was first released everybody knew that its function was to be price stable (like tether but without being USD pegged). The plan from the beginning was to issue more to keep the price within a range.

newcomers keep thinking its the next moonshot, only to get dumped on by the UNLIMITED SUPPLY, GENERATED ON DEMAND BY THE CREATORS.

It has literally none of the features of crypto except using public keys as addresses.

TRON is a literal scam
IOTA is a technologically unsound pipe dream (network protocol suggests transaction capacity 10,000 times greater than hardware limits)


XLM and ADA have a chance, but in terms of actual development they are behind several competitors.

And there's one coin that's doing ALL of these functions better (plus more), and its been in development for 5 years longer than any of the others (except ripple, but there is nothing there to develop).

And it's been worked on by original BTC and ETH devs that left to solve the problems they saw coming (congestion, PoW, anonymity, bugs/hacks, etc)

The hallmark of this last market wave (since july) has been HYPE. When everybody is done getting burned by illusions and already doomed projects, they'll put in the due diligence they skipped over previously and find the projects that are actually putting out.