/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21036361
HEIL LIT

>>21036361
thank you based greta anon, I bought 40k when it was 6-8cents. Staking will bring me to my trustnode

>>21036361
I've applied. What do you guys think are the odds for someone with only 50k LIT?

Green days for weeks, making more coins with staking, just registered for a trust node, still a sub 10m market cap, mainet soon, still not on a big exchange. I'm so fucking comfy I don't even jerk off anymore

>>21036560
How does 2.5 million sound?

>>21036810
2.5 million dollar/euro sound great, a 1 in 2.5 million chance on being chosen to run a trust node not so great :D
>>21036489
>>21036779
we're all gonna make it

>>21036874
>we're all gonna make it
This. All of us.

>>21036874
Well they don't ask how many tokens you have in the application so I would say it doesn't matter how many you have

So this is it guys... Organic growth & adoption ... this is the golden bull run

>>21037007
>>21037057
I can't wait until friday for futures teens start shilling this to their boomer parents

>>21037042
you'll definitely need 50k fir a trusted node.
thats one in a lifetime chance.

>>21037220
I know, in the application form say state that you need 50k atleast. I just thought they didn't care if you have 50k or 500k, but they do ask on the second page of the application form.

Not sure if I should apply, getting the 10k more for my trustnode isn't a problem but I never ran a node before and I feel like I won't get selected anyway when I check that box.

>>21037220
I know, I just thought they didn't care if you have 50k or 500k, but they do ask on the second page of the application form.

Not sure if I should apply, getting the 10k more for my trustnode isn't a problem but I never ran a node before and I feel like I won't get selected anyway when I check that box.

>>21037479
>but they do ask on the second page of the application form.
to be precise they only ask what you have currently staked

>>21037715
Exactly this

>>21037561
>>21037992
The form has been updated, now there is a separate question on the amount of LIT you intend to stake

Allready got my 350k lit staked for 1 year, i just hope it doesn’t top and Starts crashing again

>>21038546
getting 0,2 x more a month would be comfy but yeah having to do nothing is also pretty comfy

>>21038651
The most important thing for you is not selling too early, LPS might even help in that regard :)

>>21038717
Yeah got 3 compounds and 1 not compound, getting 5k lit/month to sell if i have to. But keeping my initial. comfy

Staked 35k for a year a few months ago. Don't have the capital to purchase the further needed to reach 50k but sure as hell will reach that target after my staking contract ends when staking rewards increase post mainnet which seems to be very close. Think i'll have to ride this one out, see the added benefits of running a trust node from other anons experiences then decide what to do when i'm applicable.

hahaha imagine having GDPR compliance as a plus. god there must be so little going for this token. you sound like a total brainlet, it's embarassing

>>21039044
what did he mean by this?

>>21039115
probably a burger who thinks the world revolves around his united states

>>21039115
He thinks the gpdr features means you can delete blocks or something, which it is not. He is an imbecile, the worst kind of imbecile, the one that doesn’t realize how dumb he really is

Bros I only have 200k Lit will I make it? I’m so sad bros

>>21039148
>probably a burger
maybe. Maybe someone desperately trying to bring down the price to accumulate more.
>>21039523
>He is an imbecile, the worst kind of imbecile
Actually this, most probably this.

>>21038954
Let’s say mainnet launch = transactions go 5x on the energy sidechain. Sweet, 5x the rewards. But then everyone not in LIT sees the insane staking rewards wants in and LIT’s price moons to a dollar. Now the amount of LIT tokens paid out correspondingly falls to 10% (from ~$.10 to $1 per token ... because txn fees and thus staking rewards are pegged to the dollar value: $.01/txn). Now the network has way more traffic and you have way more money when you consider the value of the LIT you have locked up, but you’re earning LIT tokens at a much slower rate, making that 50k threshold for a trust node further and further out of reach. I guess the ideal situation is for the amount of transactions to proportionately go up way higher/faster than the price per LIT token, but either way this worries me enough that I decided not to rely on my staking projections and instead bought enough LIT for a trust node outright.
Someone tell me if I’m wrong?

>>21039901
You're right. Good call Anon.

Sadly underrated project

>>21036361
12.5K Litlet

Will I make it?

Friendly reminder that if you buy enough LIT and wait long enough you can retire early and escape the 9-5 helll

LIT is LITerally the golden ticket to a comfy NEET life

>>21036361
When is AMA? Richard needs to pump this.

>>21039044
I know this is bait but I'm going to respond anyway. GDPR compliance is absolutely essential to get non-blockchain European companies to get into using blockchain. It really is going to propel institutional and commercial use. And as >>21039523
said, it doesn't mean you can delete blocks.

>>21041236
Unless you don't sell until a decade or two has passed then no.

>>21042346
fud