/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20174180
BUT THE FUD BIZ TOLD ME IT WAS CHUCKIE CHEESE TOKEN.

I LOST 5K ON THIS SCAM I THOUGH ACRONIS WAS GOING TO DEFEAT VIDT IM FINANCIALLY RUINED

>>20174180
Is it too early for a 50c waiting room?

>>20174231
maybe in a week or two VIDT will crack 50 cents

>>20174231
Give it at least 5 days

Still going

Imagine actually listening to that obsessed pajeet fudder. If LINK taight us anything its that you shouldnt listen to fudders. This is gonna hit $10+ easily

>>20174222
I loled

https://www.docusign.com/products/blockchain
>At our Momentum conference in June 2018, we announced an integration with the Ethereum blockchain. It allows evidence of a DocuSigned agreement to be automatically written to Ethereum.
literally what VIDT does but docusign has a 36 billion marketcap. If VIDT reaches 1% of this it means 1 VIDT will be woth more than $10
>imagine not buying now

$30 EOY still looking likely

The fudders here are retarded. This coin has been doing everything right and it’s paying off. This is up 150% in the last month without any shills or pumpers blasting it all over the place. $1 is on the horizon.

if this thing hits 2 dollars i will name my son vidt

>>20174350
lol based meme line

>>20176187
Same

>>20174180
it's been a while since i bought my stack in 2019, and i can't remember what the token is used for.. is it kind of like gas to use the validation system?

>>20177179
Yes

>>20176155
would mean that i could cash out 1m+ tax free, please be right my dearest anon fren

>>20177303
seems like a cheaper coin would be in the interest of this project being successful mainstream, no? say vidt pumps to $5 per token, why would a company pay $5 for one document to be validated? or do i have something twisted?

>>20177374
Doesnt work that way. DYOR

>>20177374
LOL usd price of validation is always the same and the token has 18 decimals

>>20177374
The fee is dynamic.. The token is divisible by 18 decimals.....

Is this a business and finance board, or what? Hello??

>>20177374
DYOR and read whitepaper your crypto-fudder.

>>20176187
>$2

Try $200

>>20177997
>>20177445
>>20177409
of course you avoid the actual answer by using buzz words like "dynamic pricing" and "18 decimals" why dont you actually use the hypothetical that was asked.

If the vidt token was 5$ what would a company be paying to validate 1 document. And if thats the case why would the price need to fluctuate above or below "dynamic price"

thanks for any answers anon.

>>20178629
>you avoid the actual answer by using buzz words like "dynamic pricing" and "18 decimals"

No you don't, because that is the actual FACTUAL answer to this question.

Companies pay a FIXED USD/EUR price per. document that is then calculated in VIDT at time of validation.

How many VIDT are going to be burned this month?

>>20178210
>try $200
don’t be silly mate

>>20178629
the validation cost is the same. if vidt is 1$ and validation costs 1$ then it costs 1 vidt. If vidt price rises to 2$ validation costs 0,5 vidt

>>20178835

>>20179679
Read what I wrote again, you absolute moron.

You said the exact same thing here >>20177445, that I said in my post.

I am losing faith in this board..

>>20179419
so then what incentive does this token actually do then, if it's only use is for gas then why would it need to go up?

>>20180264
https://medium.com/@pim_vee/vidt-and-v-ids-tokenomics-9ae760f6c7df

Read this.

>>20180264
>>20180618

https://about.v-id.org/vidt-usage-dashboard/

Then, afterwards, go here for an in-depth overview of the token, how the distribution is - and how many tokens currently are out of circulation.

>>20180264
Isnt that the question for every shitcoin

>>20180733
>Shitcoin
You’ll never financially recover from this

>>20181735
Im in big profit with this shitcoin

25$ eoy