/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20685042
>All the effort has paid off. We’re approaching the end of the optimization process and we expect the launch of our first release to be just around the corner.

>>20685042
told you guys to buy and sit back while enjoying the biggest bullrun ever
see you at 30c

>>20685042
Is that the same mainnet that crashed 5 times a couple of months ago? thought so.

>>20685042
i have bad news for you guys

>>20685139
Everybody thought they were fucked so they sold at great loss. Mainnet 2.0 is around the corner and this will be the biggest bull run ever.

>>20685139
No. That's literally the point. They've found the solution to the crashes and can now launch a second mainnet. When you FUD it's usually effective if you at least know what you're talking about.

>>20685134
30c is FUD.

>>20685042
also, 3.2m of teams tokens were burned today

>>20685181
feeling comfy buying the absolute bottom
everyone who doubted me anddidn't take my advice will commit no breathing when they see the price flying beyond ATH

Is it true that Richard got in a fist fight with Jurgen Muller because Muller was spotted buying a bag of VIDT?

>>20685353
Jurgen would never betray Lition like that.

I hope your bags are filled Anons. See you on the Moon.

>>20685042
If they pull this off I am going to be filthy rich, not just rich, filthy fucking rich

1000x is FUD.

Loved the update, this shit is gonna fly

>>20686176
How much litties do you have?

Now thats a fucking detailed update ... we are here for the fourth industrial revolution.... fuck all y’all fake scam hype coins that dont do anything productive Lition to the fucking moon $3 end of year is fud

I have 50k staked. Haven't look at price in so long. Just know it will pay off eventually.

Where do I buy?

>>20686917
50k staked? Filthy rich is right. Earning dozens of litties per day. Will be nice at $1, but even nicer at $100.

>>20687003
>23
IDEX or Uniswap

>>20687106
Why 23 but thanks I couldn't see uniswap as an exchange been trying but I have a spastic pending order going through which is making all my trades return with "replacement transaction is underpriced" when it comes to miner fees

>>20686176
Exactly. It's actually ridiculous how underpriced Lition has been for so long.

I still have a sour taste in my mouth for buying at 32c last year. Still holding though

>>20687031
Idk about 100isd but it'll go high after eventually here. Considering putting my bzrx gains into this and turning off to crypto for awhile.

>>20687201
increase slippage tolerance

>>20687486
Usd*

>>20687486

You can stake for 12 months and forget about it, about 20ish percent per year return atm. Very comfy

>>20687486
I been at this a while. This could go to $1000. Of course, most don't understand this and will think they're geniuses selling at $5 or $50 next year.

>>20687566
Imagine being a seed investor and selling at 7 cents.

>>20687558
Waa higher a few months ago. Hoping it gets better after main net. My 50k stake has already frown to 56k this year.

>>20687566
Oh its possible. I just went all in. I was mostly all in anyways. Now ill just stake, forget crypto, and wait. The mc is way to low for what this is. And people forget they are planning a lot more than energy way down the line.

>>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.

>>20687660

Yeah i staked back in April and was getting around 30 percent but didn't want to overhype it. As I understand it as more transactions start coming via main net the staking rewards will go nuts

Dumb question. How long does it take for these rewards to move over to where I can take them out?
This is one of my stakes here I have them in lots of chunks.

>>20685134
Nobody will cash out because they staked lol

>>20687784
Better version. Fixes the eyes.

>>20687859
Forgot this.

>>20687859
You can take out your rewards at the end of every month.

>>20687860
Oh i mean I have some set to compound and a few not.

>>20687909
thankyou. I have most staked compounding but if price goes crazy eventually I'll be setting them to not as they finish and I restake.

>>20685042

>>20687768
>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.
T H I S
people do this all the time, even people bullish on LIT

>>20687880
>Better version
saved

Whats a make it stack?

lit is shit

>>20688077
100k

What’s gdpr compliance

>>20688077
10k/50k/100k suicide/makeit/comfy

>>20688139
European law. Companies must delete unnecessary data about a customer or former customer if they are asked to do so. The problem (or advantage) with blockchain is that data and blocks cannot be deleted which is by design. Lition has found a way around this by combining the blockchain with a distributed database. The blocks store the hashes for the database. Data can be deleted off the database but the hashes and the blocks remain.

A GDPR compliant blockchain is excellent for European companies (like SAP) to use.

>>20688077
it really depends on where you live and what you need
but yeah, 100k is a good estimate

>>20688077
This
>>20688275
Please 100k is quite huge for all. Aiming 50k for the nodes is the guarranted making it.

>>20688806
>Please 100k is quite huge for all
yes, I think it's a good number. It really depends more on what you mean by "making it" than on the cost of living in your area, but still 100k LIT should be enough - in the long term - for anyone. In many cases 50k would be more than enough.

>>20685353
I fuckin hope our boy Richard whooped his ass.

looks like an organised pump and dump this coin and mAiNNeT does nothing

If you 100k, what % of your total portfolio?

>>20688931
Imagine being this retarded.

>>20687566
you on crack? from 7cent to 1000$ hahahah nigga thats the worst shill i ever read

>>20688931
You have no idea what you're talking about.
>>20672666

>>20689029
ETH got there with a similar supply and with limited utility.

>>20688116
I understand your point but they ll eventually succeed I still believe

my litty stays shitty

>>20688931
They just unlocked tokens for few "investor" retards that have no idea how the market works and are dumping tokens at the absolute bottom.

>>20686522
>20686522

Too much, I've been accumulating for a year.
But the real answer to your question will always be: Not enough

>>20689029
Better sell. They one random fag is fudding actually news that I'm sure he didn't bother to read.

>>20689029
Yeah, not like ETH went from a few cents to $1400. It happens from time to time. Fuck around with LIT and find out.

>>20688274
IOW Lition is the go-to blockchain for enterprise in Europe. Energy use case was great start from a blossoming clean energy sector, but there is much more to come.

>>20688806
This.

>>20690051
It's like a roll out, they run their own very successful energy business on the same "platform" that plenty of other companies will use later.

https://medium.com/lition-blog/how-blockchain-can-digitalize-the-energy-sector-cc02c885f62a

And don't even get me started on their bank partnership and government publicity.

>>20690268
"Rollout' is great phrasing. They built an energy business to figure out how to build a perfect blockchain for actual businesses in Lition's stringent regulatory environment. Of course there were snags on the blockchain side! They are building something big. Patience will be rewarded.

>>20690421
we will look back at this just as the time in which we had the opportunity to buy a shitload of dirt cheap LIT