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>>16649340
ATOM is what makes the cosmos core network work. The specific definition for its use is still muddy, but thats the price you pay for being an early adopter.
heres a more indepth article that could answer your questions

But from a surface level, ATOM is very important for cosmos to work. Hell, for the ethermint spoon, they are coming out with photon.

You should look into cosmos friend. Binance became a major crypto exchange in the latter half of 2017. And just this year, you can hold a select number of crypto that will stake for you.
I own ATOM on binance. That means, i get 6% of my investment back via interest, which compounds into my investment. In fact, I get interest monthly.

I am dead serious when i think ATOM is gonna blow up soon because its basically the problem Ethereum has been trying to solve for the past 4 years. EoS is crappier version of ATOM and has 2 billion marketcap

>>16642979
>larp
okay lol.

Holding $350,000 worth of cosmos means ive already made it. Cosmos is going to fucking replace EOS and is compatible with Ethereum. I make $20,000 a year now. Its not going to take much to make $100,000 a year, especially when interest is compounded

I know you said no shit coin. But there is seriously nothing more i see stable than holding ATOM on binance.
We've entered a point in crypto where the exchanges are doing the staking for you. That means you get compounded monthly interest for a certain coin you hold.

I chose ATOM because (pic). There are other coins that do staking too like tezos. But tezos aims to replace ethereum which is stupid and a coin like TRON is scamware.

ive been reading about ATOM all day. More and more projects like Binance are going to use Tendermint, and EoS is an overpriced piece of shit thats ATOM's direct competition.
You all need to buy and stake on binance now or stay poor

Attached are some articles to redpill you retards on how ATOM works, since none of you seem to understand