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I don’t understand how Nano doesn’t get more attention. It’s literally satoshi’s vision but you know, not a slow expensive piece of shit.

Am I stupid for loading up my bags at these prices? I feel like it’s going to do next bullrun what Litecoin did last bullrun. Resurrect from the dead and go to several hundred bucks.

I still cant believe Nano 5xd in a dead cat bounce. Does that not prove it has by far the dumbest community in all of crypto?

Literally the strongest fundamentals of all the coins

womp womp

>i-it'll bounce back

why does this shitcoin never stop bleeding?

How much nanos are you holding? Price predictions by the time the competition ends?

$100 EOY

Insider here
Get in NANO before the weekend for some massive gains

Buy under 0.0009

Target 1: 0.0011
Target 2: 0.0015
Target 3: 0.002

Moon when?

>>8139256
Credit cards have higher fees than crypto. It's just that they charge the retailer/merchant rather than the user. You don't see these fees, instead they are hidden in the price of the product itself.

>slower
lolno, depends on the coin.

Friendly reminder that NANO is feeless fast, and about to moon. You have been warned, do not miss this train.

>There is NO new hack
>Binance deposits and withdrawals are working fine
>Charlie Lee did not commit suicide

If you are selling based on this COORDINATED FUD you are a a fucking moron.

>Tech is moving towards blockchain agnostic payment solutions to get rid of these ridiculous pure currency coins
>Meaning anyone can pay with any crypto they'd like, and the receiver can receive whichever crypto they'd like. See Kyber
>Why? Because no one will ever agree as to which currency crypto should be used, aside from King Bitcorn

Why would online stores, or anyone choose to accept Nano, or 1-4 different currencies, when they can receive Bitcorn or whichever crypto they prefer, and their customers can pay with whichever crypto they are holding, which would massively increase the customer base.

This isn't FUD. And I'm not shilling REQ. If they fail, which I think they will, someone else will pick up the ball. Most likely Coinbase, since they've already shanked REQ in the ass. All they have to do is utilize 0x and Kyber. And every pure currency coin becomes obsolete over night, no matter how fast or scalable it is.

Nano holders, please explain why you see pure currency coins as viable for the future when crypto is evolving to get rid of them, and is seemingly less than a year away from doing so. Except Bitcorn for obvious reasons.

APOLOGISE