/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23190050
depends on the day, some days it's a better price than uniswap

>>23190105
that's because sometimes richard heart fucks up his calculation when he is recycling ethereum you faggots give him.
You god damn sheep

>>23190105
That might be true. Using the adoption amplifier is basically gambling and it's only for those who share their referral link and shill HEX like hell.

>>23190137
It's not because he's fucking up you absolute retard it's exactly for the purpose of it giving a better price sometimes..

>>23190178
>giving a better price
ahhhh hmmmmm, no you autistic fuck.
If he didn't put the ethereum he recieves from YOU, back in there, EVERY SINGLE day, you would actually get super cheap hex.
But the thing is, he is creating a fake price.
Nobody is actualy buying that much hex daily, it's him only.
After AA ends, and bpd dump, who will buy your shitscam?
No more incentives to shill, no refferals no nothing.
enjoy 85% dump in november, kys fag.
You hexicans think you are smart, but all you do is repeat what the fat fuck says, word by word.

You have been trying more than any other community to shill you coin to everyone and still nobody gives a fuck not even /BIZ/.
Even an autistic retard could tell that it was created to make richard rich and not you.
it did 116x, but not from day one. he just counted lowest price and the highest price.
Every scam does 100x sometimes even 1000x.

>>23190262
Know what? You're probably right. I'm eager to see whether the big dumpening of HEX would come true or if it holds at least stable thanks to the upcoming crypto bull market. Only time can tell.

>>23190178
>>23190262
haha, he actually thinks retards are buying millions of hex. give it up dude, its just richard.

I got my stake in.
See you on the other side frens.

>>23190916
I suggest anyone to make at least a suicide stake for years 10-15 . At least something like 5-10% of your HEX, depending on how big your whole stack is. Just lock it and forget about it. Because if HEX succeeds in what it wants to accomplish, which I'm betting my money on that it will, those early long stakes and locked shares will be worth an absolutely insane amount in the future. With the rest of your stack do what thou wilt. Get the Big Payday, sell it, or stake it or whatever, just be sure to get at least a few long stakes in.

>>23191140
>if HEX succeeds
I hope it does. I've put half of my UNI airdrop stack into HEX and locked it up of 7 years. If there's a dump there's also the chance that a lot people are going to abort their staking which also means that we're getting paid their penalty. It stays exciting until the end of the year.

>>23191325
It's a big balls project. It will either work completely, which means likely taking the Number 1 spot in the next 3 years or it will fail.

Though really it can't fail. The code just works for all time, so the worst that can happen is a prolonged dump, as with any other project.

So IMO realistically speaking it's going to overtake the market over time, due to how the holding aspect of HEX is monetised unlike in any other project. It just makes sense for it to be top crypto.

>>23190262
Wow I don't even know where to begin.
First off, there's no proof of wash trading. It would take an audit to prove it. EOS was accused of the same thing because it had the same style of token release. Any token released in this style will be accused of wash trading by fudders, period.

The money going into the AA these days is due to arbitrage. If the price in the AA is 1252763% cheaper than on Uniswap (which it literally is when the AA resets each day). Then people would simply buy from AA and be millionaires. Google what arbitrage means you fucking moron.

Hex is probably the least shilled token by market cap. The most shilled project on /biz/? Are you fucking stupid or did you just get here?

Dumping after BPD? Yes the price will probably dump, but anyone holding bags will see their bags grow by ~2x. Therefore you'll see a price correction, not a dump. If it dumps beyond the point of the initial price, then why dump? Makes no fucking sense.

Keep researching, see if you can find one fucking point against Hex. One. Just one.

>>23192122
Just because HEX works doesn't mean it'll be successful pricewise. It does what it's advertised to do and that's it. Even Richard Heart himself stated that HEX is a speculative bubble that can crash anytime. We're talking about crypto here, after all. There's probably another 6 to 10 year bullmarket ahead which maybe is going to help with the price but it still would be healthy to curb one's enthusiasm.

The only reason hex trades at all is uniswap. 0 liquidity anywhere else and all those eth are coming from richard. Its not a novel idea, its just the typical erc 20 coin with ponzenomics behind it.

>>23192405
I understand. The code is what works. However that doesn't ensure demand. Anything can happen. I just think that, if we accept that value accrues in the places that humans have made to store their value, HEX provides this service in a way that is qualitatively better than anything that's come before it, whether that be banks, metals or other currencies.

Right now people still don't know how it works, which is the reason for questions such as what does it do, or statements like there's no use case. An understanding of it the use case is, should ensure future demand. I mean it is just better. It's simple to use, can be used by anyone, unlike masternode projects or the like and works meritocratically, giving all equal opportunity. If you use it properly, not as a pump and dump, it stores value better than anything else.

The time component where people lock for years will become noticeable over time. We are only in year one right now. But if people make 5+ year stakes, faster than stakers can finish them, we should reach a point where less and less HEX becomes available on the market. It just seems inevitable over time.

>>23192405
A lot of people don't understand Hex yet. They can't be argued with. The only thing that will turn them around is price (price go up). Hex knows what crypto is, and it understands its limitations and strengths. People buy crypto to make money. People are worried the most about dumps. Hex is designed exclusively around itself. This is why it prompted the DeFi bullrun. It popularized Uniswap. Look at where all the UNI money went after the airdrop.

Relative to other projects, the market cap now is a disgrace. Barring disaster it will go top 10 and most likely beyond. It's a revolution in crypto. It's a completely new investment style that works around completely novel factors - transparency in the CD investment itself and a reward system for loyalty/punishment system for day traders. If the price dumps, you've still made a fantastic return in interest. And if the price goes back up, it's like nothing happened. A crypto designed to be a crypto - what a concept.

I don't know how long it's going to take for people to get it, there are a lot of layers to this and you have to understand Hex and crypto at the macro level. I'm not going to wait on the sidelines though.

It may take until a Bitcoin bullrun. Bitcoin will match or surpass gold as the future store of value. Millenials don't buy gold and Millenials only hold 5% of the wealth. The wealth transfer from boomers (the wealthiest generation in the history of time) to Millenials will create an inevitable paradigm shift for cyptocurrency. Institutional wealth is already seeing this and acting on it (Jack Dorsey, Fidelity Investments, MicroStrategy etc). Remember, by the time they announce they've bought, they've bought already.

Or Hex will do it on its own, either way it's by far the comfiest hold. It doesn't need anyone else, it's designed in and of itself.

Also, what no one is talking about is the decentralization in this thing. The holders chart beats everything else. Look at yesterdays dump. A whale sold and the decentralization grew even more. That's exactly what you want to see, a whale exploding and an accumulation. A vertical line down and a gradual rise up. Decentralization, what crypto was designed for.

>>23192774
The holders chart is a beautiful thing. Before HEX I had no idea how centralized crypto actually is. The people talk about decentralization as if it's such a big value to them, but most things are pretty much fucked in terms of distribution.

I completely agree with your points. HEX is a revolutionary idea. I can only imagine how insane that sounds to the plebs lurking here. It doesn't compute. It goes against their programming. They can't grasp the concept, and so they'll keep missing out until we go high enough that they concede.

People really want to hate Richard. It's just too much for them that RH is already rich, smart and proud and then he says he's gonna go build a thing, actually builds it in a way where it works and does what it's supposed to (goes up in price) and then gets even more rich and proud as a result. It's too much for one man to do.

They really hate seeing pride. It offends them. Makes them realize how small they are. They can't accept it and they don't understand how it differs from vanity, which is why they seek to label RH as a greedy egomaniac or whatever else. It's like Trump derangement syndrome, but for us, here in crypto.

Richard Heart is just a winner and HEX is a trillion dollar idea. In ten years he might become the richest man in the world. Though they may hate it, he is right about most of what he says, they just don't want to hear it from him, since he says it too bluntly. They need a guy like Andreas whispering honey into their ears.

HEX finally revealed the bullshit behind the virtue signalling of the "tech loving" crowd. They don't want things to be done, or for crypto to improve. They want to do things TOGETHER, partnering up with everyone including the shittiest exchanges, banks and governments until they give away all their freedoms. But at least they're "team players" unlike Richard with his HEX project. It's all just a bunch of organized socialist minded bitch boys without balls.

>>23193554
>HEX finally revealed the bullshit behind the virtue signalling of the "tech loving" crowd. They don't want things to be done, or for crypto to improve. They want to do things TOGETHER, partnering up with everyone including the shittiest exchanges, banks and governments until they give away all their freedoms. But at least they're "team players" unlike Richard with his HEX project. It's all just a bunch of organized socialist minded bitch boys without balls.
If Richard Heart did one good thing for crypto then it is incentivizing people with HEX to pull their assets from the exchanges which can be hacked. Not your keys, not your coins.

>>23193731
>incentivizing people with HEX to pull their assets from the exchanges
This is one of them. But really he has done so much good that it's hard to name all of it. And he is going to continue doing great things in the future. This is just the beginning.

>>23192362
>First off, there's no proof of wash trading.
https://old.reddit.com/r/CoinMarketCap/comments/gg1noa/warning_wash_trading_market_manipulation/

>>23192362
>least shilled
Richard, you used manipulative (very scummy) advertising to shill the price, "all over" London. I've also noticed the paid shills from UpWork, and Fivver no longer post anywhere. I assume this is because, you bought a 3 word domain name, with a .com top level domain, and can't afford them anymore.

>>23194436
>CNN
Bitch, please. This is like suggestively asking for Donald Trump's tax records. Who cares about 'wash trading'? HEX does what it's supposed to do, it's a working product and it'll be around for a long time even after the adoption amplifier has come to an end.

>>23194552
>Richard
Come on, he has better stuff to do than browse this shithole of a site.

>>23194611
>Who cares about 'wash trading'?
The SEC, and CoinMarketCap
>he has better stuff to do than browse this shithole of a site.
He's unemployed with nothing to do. Of course he's the only one making these vestigial threads. He has done nothing to make the world a better place.

>>23194712
>The SEC
This is getting ridiculous. There's nothing for what they can prosecute him for. Also, fuck that shit site CoinMarketCrap.

I got 1 million Hex and 1 million Axion
Lets go boiis

>>23194889
That's gross. I wish Hexicans would take more effort into creating their 'memes'.

>>23193731
>Richard Heart did one good thing
He has never done anything good.

>>23195288
You're funny, mate. Checked.

>>23190262
>Implying we've been trying harder than link

>>23195335
>ironic post
You only further my point.

>>23194436
>https://old.reddit.com/r/CoinMarketCap/comments/gg1noa/warning_wash_trading_market_manipulation/

Everyone has seen that reddit post, a professional audit it is not. If a 1 page reddit post is enough for you in terms of proving definitive wash trading then it's enough for you. There were followup questions that were never answered. All of the transfers weren't even listed and explained! Again, deja vu with EOS. Not surprised, it was bound to happen.

>>23192997
Yeah that drop had me shook yesterday

>>23195434
It was enough for coinmarketcap.

>>23195487
Fuck that chunk CZ. Him putting hex on the third page is not evidence of it being a scam. because hundreds if not thousands of scams have passed through the front page of coin market cap and no one's ever cared at all until hex. if hex is a scam then why is it the only coin that's being gate kept while other scams are allowed to filter through unmolested like sushi?

>>23190262
Do we have Peter McCormack on the line? Excellent job with that debate earlier mate.

>>23195558
Because it's grotesque "founder" makes a fool of himself on YouTube, constantly.

>>23195376
There's literally no mind behind your posts. I doubt you're even a real person. Such low effort fud is pathetic. I am almost sad because we no longer have good fud.

At least February was fun, when many people were being sweated out and selling the bottom, but now there's nothing left. Just smooth sailing, as we move closer to the top ten.

>>23195487
Coinmarketcap and Coingecko. Most others list I believe. I actually sent gecko an email and they said they were still looking into it, this is most likely because of BPD, not because they saw a reddit post. The coins that will hit circulating supply is in flux depending on BTC claims, so it's an unknowable number now and until November 19.

If those guys still don't get their act together when there is a clear circulating supply and market cap then it's essentially gatekeeping. When the price arguably keeps going up, they're just going to look more and more foolish. But who cares really, the price suppression only gives others time to accumulate. And if you're in the crypto space, you must have heard of Hex by now anyways. That doesn't mean you've done your research though.

>>23195599
So how is it better when founders are completely anonymous... ?

Anonymous founders are the sine qua non of bullshit (with the exception of bitcoin)

>>23195678
>The listings team has been notified, and they have reported that they've been monitoring the situation. Thanks!
How much did it cost to bribe coinpaprika?

>>23195791
Yeah, personally I can't wait to see what happens.
This thing is built strictly to be the de facto interest paying investment vehicle of crypto. If and when CMC eventually capitulates it should be glorious. Again, a reddit post isn't going to hold up Hex.

>>23195965
>built strictly to be the de facto interest paying investment vehicle of crypto
>uses Ethereum

>>23195965
>Again, a reddit post isn't going to hold up Hex.
But it has.

>>23196088
>>23196111
Damn you really bring those digits in my thread, I can respect that, mate.

>>23196235
Not an argument.

>>23196088
Are these mutually exclusive to you? Why? ETH is the ideal ecosystem to use.
>>23196111
I'm talking long term. There is a clear demand for the token. Most investors have made money on Hex (it's up more than it's down and the support levels are insane considering how many people have made it already = they believe). If you would have bought the reddit post, you would have lost money.

>>23194944
There are better ones but its all i had on my phone

>>23196261
You got that reply because you haven't brought up anything worthwhile to engage in this thread. Nothing but accusations based on loos theories about what happens with all this Ether that's send to the Adoption Amplifier.

>>23196372
pic related is a good example for a somewhat presentable meme.

>>23196298
>ETH is the ideal ecosystem to use.
"Ethereum is a centralised cult" - Nick Szabo
>There is a clear demand for the token
No one wants it, everyone who does any amount of research says it's a scam. Multiple attorneys who practice real business and securities law have said it's a scam.

>>23195558
HEX is the only gatekept crypto because it is the only thing that can break the power of exchanges. It's not listed because CZ is obviously aware of this and so are the rest of them. They are not idiots. They understand what HEX is and how, if noticed it would take a huge chunk of their money away from them, both in terms of marketcap and by getting more people to stop trading and start staking. The real reason for gatekeeping is that there are many billions at stake here. There is absolutely a scam going on and in time people will see what it is.

>>23196413
Still not an argument.
Also why are using other people's backgrounds and pepes? They are not yours, you did no make them.

>>23196449
>There is absolutely a scam going on and in time people will see what it is.
Everyone knows hex is a scam.

>>23196521
Are you capable of an intelligent comment or critique anon? Or is your whole thing just calling Richard an asshole and HEX a scam? Can you show proof of sentience?

>>23196577
>asshole
*retard

>>23196440
>Multiple attorneys who practice real business and securities law have said it's a scam.
Again, there's nothing with what they can prosecute Richard Heart. HEX exists on the chain and it works. It's another story what will happen with the price but Richard occasionally warned that it could go down to zero.

>"Ethereum is a centralised cult" - Nick Szabo
Satoshi Nakamoto left and Bitcoin is still around, you stupid cunt. If Vitalik abandons his project, it doesn't have to be the end for Ethereum.

>>23192122
so you are trying to tell us it"s an elaborate scam?

>>23196440
>"Ethereum is a centralised cult" - Nick Szabo
Arguments from authority aren't great ways to prove points. I could throw in an authority that refutes your authority.

>No one wants it
I don't know what to say besides that this is not only provably untrue but wildly untrue. The people that do the bare minumum amount of research are the ones calling it a scam. It's hugely ironic because if you did the due diligence you'd understand this. You're breaking the word "scam", it loses its meaning if you don't have a clear definition based on facts and reality. Lol, I saw the video with the "attorney", even their lawyer friend wasn't willing to call it a security! It was an amazing moment of capitulation. Richard isn't as stupid as you seem to think. There are very clear well thought out reasons for everything behind Hex.

If you have real arguments I'm willing to argue them. But you seem to be stuck on ad hominem.

>>23196610
>If Vitalik abandons his project, it doesn't have to be the end for Ethereum.
He sold back in 2017, and yes it will be the end of eth. Look at what happened when people thought he died in a car crash. No one cares that he's irreverent, he should have stayed anonymous.

>>23196598
I see. No sentience found. Just an empty shell used as a vessel for tired talking points.

>>23196668
>authority
It's Nick Szabo, dumb fuck. An actual polymath.
>Richard isn't as stupid as you seem to think.
He's quite adroit at reading Wikipedia.

>>23196749
It's not that "Richard isn't as stupid". It's that he's more intelligent than most. He is competent on multiple levels, as a businessman, a speaker, a coder, a writer and an influencer in many spaces: crypto, science, life, business etc. He's basically a modern day version of a renaissance man and anyone with half a brain is able to see that. Doesn't mean he's right on everything, but it's obvious he is way up there in terms of intelligence.

>>23196749
>polymath
Again, argument from authority. Polymath? How long were you waiting to throw that word in somewhere. What does being a polymath have to do with anything? Ethereum is objectively more secure than Bitcoin. So what's your alternative?

>He's quite adroit at reading Wikipedia.
Meditate on the sheer amount of fud that is exclusively ad hominem. You have not brought up one proven point. No one has in this thread. Doesn't that ring any alarm bells in your head?

>>23196975
>intelligent than most
Not intelligent enough to create his own project.

>>23196993
>Ethereum is objectively more secure than Bitcoin.
You're to retarded to argue with.
>Doesn't that ring any alarm bells in your head?
That it takes you about 5 minutes to switch IPs using tor.

>>23196749
Well szabo has joined the ranks of tone vays and mised 10000x buy insisting it's a scam while number goes up.

>>23197040
Thanks for proving my point. Ever hear of an inflation bug? You don't have any points to make so you continue to rely on ad hominem. Good luck with that.

>>23197007
Is that supposed to mean something? What are you talking about? There's still not a single intelligent point or criticism that you've made in this whole thread.

Price pumped 11% since this post was created. Who else will be buying the dip after thw big pay day sell off?

>>23197046
Exactly. The world is in flux. Everything changes. You have to constantly update your perspective based on the changing world we live in. People that get set in their ways get swallowed up. Heart was a Bitcoin maximalist turned realist, as much pride (and he's got a lot) as the guy clearly has, he choked on it and became honest about what cryptocurrency has become. And it's gone a long way from Satoshi's white paper. People that don't see all the changing dynamics and act on them get destroyed. Those that act on them (like he did) get rewarded.

>>23197157
>Ever hear of an inflation bug?
You don't know shit about it.
>ad hominem
Is this the only advanced word you can promulgate?

>>23197249
I'm done arguing with you until you can come up with a valid argument. You're just attention seeking at this point. No more (you)'s for you. Also, I'm always willing to have my mind changed, but I get the feeling that there's nothing that will change your mind.

>>23197183
It means Richard Heart is not a: cryptographer, computer programmer, or even a mathematician. He's an overweight scammer, that will die of heart failure by age 50.

>>23197046
>szabo
Szabo is perhaps the most knowledgeable person in the crypto community. He's up there with: Nakamoto, Saberhagen, Finney, Cheatoshin, and Merkle.

>>23197300
You just lost the argument.

>>23197390
are you ok? get some help buddy

>>23197300
As long as these kinds of one sentence answers are the level of critique that we have to deal with there's nothing to worry about. If there were some substantial problems with the project I'd love to know. But the barking from guys like him, who can't even prove their sentience, are simply not interesting. It's just tired old fud, nothing more. Maybe there's no good criticisms of the project because the intelligent people are migrating to HEX or something.

>>23197370
Would you rather be smart or have money why the fuck are you here? Newton got wiped out in the stock market. Lotta good his iq did him.

>>23197300
>>23197538
>>23197627
>>23197661
Samefag

>>23197718
Not an argument

>>23196440
Here's another one: How many people knew about Bitcoin when it pumoed during its first years? How many people knew about Ethereum while it shot to the moon? Not a lot and many of those who knew considered those to be scams. Where are we now?

>>23197792
Don't worry about it. It's not a person. It has no capacity for sentience, so you won't find any argument.

Just stay healthy and happy. Be grateful for this opportunity. Ladder your stakes and lock down your shares for the future. Wait for Big Payday and think of how early we are. HEX is barely a year old and people are staked for 15 years. This is going to be unlike anything before.

More arguments and more discussion please. I want this thread to reach 300 replies EOD

>>23191325
yea, the price can almost be not that important in the end if you have long stakes and you just ride it out. you will be making such great interest from all the early-end stakes that as long as the price doesn't totally tank you will be fine. and there is MASSIVE upside. great project desu

>>23192122
it has every single thing you want from a crypto imo. like you said, most importantly it just always works. it has great community, pays people interest and is really programmed to make gains. there will be plenty of dips along the way but its gonna crush

>>23198817
That's the thing. It's programmed to be a long term asset. It's the first time it's done in such a way. The current price fluctuations are interesting of course, but the true value of a system such as HEX can only be seen over time. What should happen with price in the future only exists on paper, and on paper it makes sense that price would have to go up. The programmed to pump part may sound weird and suspicious when you say it, but it sort of is programmed that way. There may be a dump around Big Payday, but it's likely that it will get bought back up. There are whales in this project who are currently waiting to increase their stacks if a significant dump happens. So yeah, HEX is definitely gonna crush.

>>23198368
It seems there are no more arguments. I guess people are finally in agreement that HEX is the best crypto out there and will replace Bitcoin as the number one in the next three years.

>>23198368
you expect me to work for free? i'm not a janny.

>>23200056
Fuck em. Fuck em all.
We talkin bizness here.
Big money. Yuge numbers.

>>23200426
WORD!

Bpd fomo will be real

>>23201193
Both fud and fomo should get more intense as we get closer to the day. It's the biggest crypto event of the year. Should be quite the spectacle.

HEX made me rich biaaatch

Big pay dump. Might be a bigger dump than bitconnect. But, then the biggest moon run in 10 years for an altcoin.

>>23201277
Heil hitler, Heil Richard.

>>23201459
That makes no sense. BPD is essentially an inflation of value. It will only go to those who have bought Hex and staked it.

So lets say the coin is a dollar one day, and two dollars after BPD. Is it likely to be less than a dollar the day after? Why would the investors (who are arguably mostly Hex bulls) sell it past the original price? That sort of sell pressure wouldn't make any sense. And the more people that depart the network and end their stakes - the better the interest becomes. It's all about a balance. The token is built to balance itself, and once an eventual balance is found, it will gradually and naturally gain in price.

>>23190050
The hex scam again. Richard hasn't dumped on your heads yet?

>>23201932
Yeah, weird how you all said that was going to happen and it didn't. Then again it wouldn't make much sense for an origin address to dump when it has made 702.627M USD in ETH already.

>>23201997
Assuming no recycling. Not that recycling makes it a scam necessarily. But so many of the tokens are held by one entity. He gets into a bind and he dumps

>>23201997
This is true of many crypto projects. Crypto is full of scammers and pump and dump groups. Assume that is true about any project

>>23202090
Pretty sure he'll be a billionaire after BPD. It would have to be one hell of a bind. Listen to his videos, he retired at 26 or something. The guy has a different mindset than most people, he genuinely cares. There are a very miniscule amount of crypto influencers that have made it and are still acting as decent ambassador's to crypto. Most took the money and fucked off.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29TX4GJyCCY

>>23202175
That wealth only exist once he sells. If he sells of slowly you will be ok. If he sells of quickly the hexicans will be fucked and he will be quite richer

>>23202274
No, via the contract people pay in ETH to receive Hex. He could sell all of that ETH and it wouldn't effect Hex. In other words why sell when you already have a huge bag of ETH? Maybe if this was an anonymous project with a bunch of unknown dev's. Pretty sure Richard isn't willing to burn his baby and alienate himself. Interestingly as it stands there's no proof that any of that ETH has even been sold.

>>23202175
>>23202362
The OA is literally owned by an angel sent from heaven to finally sort out our financial system.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0inhhHX1T-8

>>23202090
And the "recycling" theory is actually just arbitrage.

People are confused as to why thousands of ETH are added to the AA every day. That's because the price in the AA is "207030%" cheaper than Uniswap right now. (Hex.live). By the end of each AA day, the price evens out to what it's trading for on Uniswap. That's why thousands of ETH are added each day on the AA.

F O M O

>>23202562
Big balls making big moves. The madman is aiming for nothing less than the crown.
What will it take for people to get that Richard Heart is serious about HEX?

>>23201920
>The token is built to balance itself, and once an eventual balance is found, it will gradually and naturally gain in price.
this guy stakes.

>>23202623
It even can get more expensive on the AA than on Uniswap, that's why OP opened this thread.

>>23202874
It's usually pretty damn close, but yeah I usually just buy on Uniswap and most people don't understand the little tricks. On the AA you have to remember to add about 30% for the referrals (you can refer yourself technically).

damn big pay out today

>>23202925
It's not even close. HEX does so many things better than the competition. Hating on it is literally insane.

>>23202860
This is the best HEX meme, I've seen so far.

Buy HEX get smart

>>23203772
What's missing from Auschwitz. The future of the city? Everyone pushes their work to last minute. He probably thinks he finished his work and already made preparations for the cities dismissal. Long term the city does not exist. Long term, we don't sell beef here, as well cows are represented on the council seats. "So about this murder".

>>23202919
I already know about the referral trick but even with that, there's a chance that you pay more for your HEX than on Uniswap.

https://twitter.com/aantonop/status/1315055648929792000

>>23206501

Here's a brand new interview with Richard Heart

https://youtu.be/Hv0N5UalNx8

>>23206726
Nobody cares, would rather watch paint dry.

>>23190050
Desu why would you ever even touch this. Or, hello Richard. Whatever.

BonFi is better anyway.

>>23207448
>BonFi is better anyway.
gtfo of my thread with your pajeet tier crap token

>>23206537
Imagine being this salty

>>23206501
who cares what andreas has to say lmao. dude probably has massive btc bags of course he wouldn't like hex. hex is better in every single way than btc

>>23207672
>hex is better in every single way than btc
It's not accepted anywhere, it's not anonymous, it has fees, it can't be mined, etc...

>>23207724
so ignorant of cryptocurrency in general i can't really respond to that without teaching a 1st grade class

>>23207724
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hv0N5UalNx8&t=25s

>>23207888
>can't buy anything with hex
>can be traced
>has additional charges to make a transfer
>distribution model is semi-centralized

>>23206537
>breading

yeah im gonna say fuck crypto wale