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all in SKY

I would suggest some monero

larp designed to shill your XLM and XRP shitcoins. kys

>>11709636
if you've been in the game for so long how come you dont see the potential that LINK holds?
i would drop "a few" ETH in there just to be sure

>>11709669
I really don't I think you people are jumping on this because the rest of you are..
but go ahead and ELI5 in 2 sentences why I should hold link?

>>11709636
splash 100 eth on various altcoins to hedge against continued eth inflation and losses desu, other than that you've already made it so who cares. get some boomer stocks after the august 2019 stock crash (around winter 2020 will be the bottom) and you're set for life

>>11709675
Buy Sovrin when it goes live, wait for Q1 and buy bloxroute.

>>11709733
>bloxroute
so you're telling me that if there was a way to scale all coins, this stupid ico would be the only one capable of doing it and not the 2000 ETH developers or the core team?

>>11709749
Yes thats what I am telling you.
Why should ETH do it? They are just all about their fking beacon chain and sharding.

>>11709846
sure buddy, they're not trying to scale right?

>>11709636
Maybe at some privacy plays into the mix.

>>11709675
based sergey is going to make us rich.
pee pee poo poo.

>>11709878
Kek sharding is expected to go live in 2020.

Ethereum depends on a network of nodes, each of which stores the entire ethereum transaction history and the current 'state' of account balances, contracts and storage.
If developers raise the size of each block to fit more transactions, the data that a node will need to store will grow larger – effectively kicking people off the network.

If each node grows large enough, only a few large faggots will have the resources to run them. Running a full node is the best way for users to take advantage of privacy and security. Making full nodes more difficult to run would limit the number of people that can verify transactions themselves.

Decentralization and sharding are at odds.
The goal of sharding is to move away from requiring 'full' nodes – those which store the full state of the network and every transaction that occurs. Instead, each node stores a subset of this data and only verifies those transactions. If a node needs to know about transactions or blocks that it doesn't store, then it finds another node with the information it needs..

You get it? Bloxroute is a 0-layer scaling.

>>11710066
I know that you utter retard, I'm asking why ETH can't implement 0 layer scaling without your shitty ICO
they could just take their idea and implement it if it is so good

Why isn't ETH implementing Zilliqa's sharding solution when it goes live in Q1 2019?
"They could just take their idea and implement if it is so good"

>>11710066
Just lol at the retards who think that if ETH collapses their paticular shitcoin will take over.
If ETH fails everyone will pack up their dicks and move on to the next bubble. Fucking asteroid mining or some shit.
You best be PRAYING they get sharting working.

>>11709636
>>11710074

Why you debate "magic ico" people lol

I have literally same folio -xrp and 10x more poor :)

Cashed out 250k in december (was supersad during january bullrun now superhappy about it lol)
I hold:
3BTC
300ETH
50k XLM

Wanna debate xrp vs xlm? :)

But anyway some anons are right you do have folio huge enough to spread it on some moonshot coins "just in case" or manipulate lowcaps -but both activities are time consuming so dunno

>>11709669
Because once you acually make some money its kinda hard to gamble on moonshots...hes not missing anything man -if hes wrong he will buy link at 3$ and still have 10x more than you do -easy

>>11710640

Also this...anones here are just to new and dont get it