/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23591250
I'm guessing you bought in the last few days and know nothing about the project.

>>23237219
I'm getting a share of the money generated by all of the txs on their chain, an actual business. That's more than enough for me.

>>22529623
Assuming they hit their target transactions for 2020 they will probably hit 3 million transactions by the end of 2021. Then you have to consider all the other use cases and new sidechains opening. SAP would have opened there own sidechain and would most likely have hundreds of thousands if not millions of transactions on there on. Lition will be a bridge for other companies and projects that allows them to enter the European market due to the necessity of complying with GDPR. Now consider the fact that many Salesforce customers are a part of INATBA, which Lition just joined. Any other project would be hundreds of millions in market cap with Lition's utility, technology and partnerships. It's ridiculously underpriced and you have beaten everyone else in this market. I've barely even scratched the surface of Lition's potential.

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>>22313268
Don't you see? Lition isn't just some blockchain project. 'Lition', in the technical sense, never even existed. Lition was always an idea. One that's transformative- passing from soul to soul with time passed. Lition is an allegory for the hardships of adolescence lost, of discomforting change, of human all nature itself. There's a little bit of Lition in all of us, and in that sense, we are all Lition. Like an olympic torch being passed, 'Lition' will always embrace the physical form of a new entity when the ones who once bore it age and adapt, and in them Lition will write itself onto the page. To yearn for the return, nay- the revival of Lition; an understandable, but misguided principle. Lition never left. Lition has been there when man first step foot on land, and Lition will be there when man takes its final step. It may disguise itself, shuffle the letters around, but the prospect of Lition is everlong. And in this night, once again, it has blessed us through the effigy of Richard Lohwasser. God speed.

>>21876688
>The tech isnt revolutionary, its necessary
Nicely worded.

>>21785883
I'd like to read what he posted, shame.

>>21212727
Digits.

>>21126144
Wish I had just replied in one big post.

>Currently only 28 million tokens are staked. By then maybe 40 million.
Unlikely. Other sidechains (which there will eventually be dozens of) will compete for staked tokens. This will reduce the number of tokens staked in the energy sidechain.

>The real kicker will be when outside groups start to develop on Lition though.
Exactly.

>>20762414
We need to stop making these threads so often. There's nothing to talk about until they give us further announcements.

>>20709723
>Way to prove me wrong anon. This really shows your confidence in your in this project. Good luck.
Also you didn't actually say anything. You just said some random bullshit. You haven't even proven you know anything about Lition. Why bother given a genuine response?

>>20687566
I think the people who don't realise how high this can go are just focusing on the energy business. While the energy business is fantastic, it's really just the beginning for Lition. GDPR compliance cannot be understated.

>>20629658
The original wasn't a larper.

>>20476323
Not enough.

>>20453251
No.

>>20434632
Yes and it almost ruined my life.

>>19275520
Thanks fren

>>19198307
sorry fren, my brain went into full anti fud mode.

>>19144111
Waste of digits. We've gone over this so many times. We aren't going to spoonfeed you anymore.

>>19113685
It's okay fren, stick to curry coins.

>>19031487
What bullshit. You have no Idea what so ever about anything regarding Litions internal finances or what the money from that sell off is planned to go to.

Baseless fud.

>>19025385
Diversified too much. Will never make it.

>>18990175
Good advice.

>>18990414
Because no one knows and are waiting for a response from the team.

>>18990440
Nice I didn't even see that lol.

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>>18990477
You literally aren't even trying to hide that the fact that you use VPNs. This is actually pathetic.

>>18979462
If you can't handle short term speculative falls in price based on a project that you know absolutely nothing about then you would have sold at $0.50 and stayed poor.