/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22930567
Are you ready?

>>21914316
Link? Google isn't any help. And obviously philospher.ai doesn't lead anywhere.
>imagine gambling for a 20% larger stack on a tiny marketcap gem like lit. Buy now or get left behind.
Couldn't agree more. There's no reason to risk missing the boat.

>>21796160
>If that's what you believe, why post here?
Because I'm bored.

>>21443709
Saying this means only one thing, you don't know what LIT is

>>21391556
It's going to be more than worth the wait in the end.

>>21318401
>https://etherscan.io/token/0x763Fa6806e1acf68130D2D0f0df754C93cC546B2
Yeah that's it

>>21233801
Staking is when you stake your tokens. When you stake tokens you must run a node or join a pool where the node is run for you. The nodes are what validates the transactions within the network.

Based, my portfolio is 100% litties but regret every day not having more. Is it too late? I have roughly another €10,000 I could throw in

/biz/ missing out on lit falling for pajeet scams
>pic related

>>20841748
Photoshop will do it but like we said it's a big job.. one or two days. What you've made is actually a perfect template for any potential future gif endeavours. Anyway, sometimes less is more and this is high quality, thanks fren.

>>20697879
You literally did not read the dev update. But anyway once the consensus issue is fixed it will be took late for you to buy in sub 10 cents.

>>20672533
Literally just proving my point. You know nothing about this and bought because you saw it on biz. Those hundreds of thousands if not millions of transaction I was talking about are not happening right now. Why? Because mainnet is in beta. Once mainnet launches they will be able to put all those transactions onto the energy sidechain which will contribute to the staking rewards. The reason why other mainnets haven't resulted in price increases is because they don't have any utility in the first place.

>no one is hyped for a mainnet
Literally who cares what other people think. You're supposed to buy before people give a shit, not after.

>>20629868
I actually think that the fact that he deliberately and explicitly didn't want to tell us everything that was going on is one of the reasons why I think he was legitimate. A larper would have made wild claims.

>>20452006
They can't.

>>20352785
They're going to burn the vast majority of those tokens.