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Few know that avax is the platform that will take crypto from being a baby to a teenager.

Link is the other piece.

>>25426522
Nice writeup OP. If you have a real big brain, look into AVAX’s jurisdictional subnets which allow for compliance with various governmental or organizational rules I.E. a nation wants to launch a digital currency but wishes to maintain certain controls or features. AVAX allows that. It’s something that might now be needed for a few years but it proves that AVAX is much more foreword thinking than eth and others. The fact that the Turkish government is working on launching a digital Lira with AVAX is evidence of this

>>25426522
Avax the Turkish Eth-killer will moon in 2021. Let me accumulate more. Don't spread it yet.

>>25427071
meanwhile one of the stablecoins that are coming soon to avax is backed by the Lira. That same stablecoin has it in its whitepaper that they are working with goverment officials.

Comfy.

>>25426522
What's the VPS for 10 bucks that you're talking about?

>>25426901
and whats funny is that most people have still no Idea, they still cling to centralized platforms like Pedodot, ETH 2.0, Ripple, Radix or any other trash build with a slightly tweaked classical consensus that always slows down and craps out at 100 Validators. Like with Chainlink these Laggards dont understand why the decentralization is so important and thats why most will miss it even though it so obvious.
Like with a real Avalanche, they dont see it coming.

>>25427071
AVAX is the only platform that can scale enough to host CBDCs be it USD or Euro or whatever.
If you want decentralized Fiat money that is not depending on a centralized server to work you will need to run it on a AVAX Subnet.
>the Turkish government is working on launching a digital Lira with AVAX is evidence of this
Thats probably because Emin Gün Sirer shills it hard in Turkey but the US (and Europe will follow), IC3 and Cornell have ties to the Federal Reserve...
>>25427106
>Don't spread it yet.
too late, I'm too hyped and excited about it after doing my research.
I need to spread my knowledge now!
>>25427253
Vultr is very cheap, maybe not 10 bucks but somewhere between 10 and 20.
I heard there are cheaper VPS tho.

w-wait guys pls delay moon mission I haven't filled my bag yet

shhh accumulating my turk coin

>>25427652
>>25427708
Do you have at least enough to run your own node?

>>25427818
Tfw 5k vaxxies
I’ll be earning 500+ more AVAX every year just by delegating

>>25426522
There are many reasons why AVAX is the next big thing. It's a perfect storm.

- Turkish economy is in the drain, and so AVAX founder Turkish-American from Cornell can get HUGE concessions from Erdogan's cronies in terms of national legitimacy and into the ECC.

- Emin Gün Sirer, is probably one of the top 3 minds in designing futureproof crypto ecosystems alive today. The other guy is his business partner.

- It is lightning fast. So fast that its subsecond performance is jokingly referred as the eth-killer.

- It is able to work under gargantuan loads.

- Truly decentralized and communal in terms of how ANYTHING is resolved on the manifold.

Without shilling for it, let me say, that AVAX is probably the one coin that will skyrocket in the next 5 years. I definitely see a 100 dollar valuation by 2023.

>>25427915
you should get your own node up because like mentioned before AVAX Nodes will also Validate subnets and you will get paid in their tokens. the node is where the real money is.

>>25427989
Shut up MB I already delegated to your Jewish 5% node

Circulating supply: 76 million
Max supply: 720 million

Explain how you plan on not getting dumped on to death.

>>25427987
We still have to wait until PNG, stablecoins and wrapped ERC tokens go live to see how it performs under stress. Gossip protocols are still pretty untested and although I have high expectations for AVAX I’d still like to see that it maintains 1-2 second finality and pennies per txn once it’s pushing tens of thousands of transactions per hour

>>25428168
What portion of this is set aside to be distributed as validator rewards over the next 100 years or whatever?

>>25428168
Half will be distributed as staking rewards in the next few years, and the others seem pretty well distributed. The technology is still worth more than all other coins that can't even stand 0.0001% of Visa's TPS.

>>25428168
>>25428319
According to avalabs, it goes like this.

>>25427987
Have some to add to this bullish list:
>Turkish economy is in the drain
Basically every country is and every Bank everywhere already experimented with CBDCs and searches for ways to become more efficient. They couldnt make them yet because of the limitations that AVAX solved.
>Emin Gün Sirer
and IC3 is his Dojo and he farms gigabrains from there for his company.
He has Ari Juels on speed dial and likely the same connections that Sergey has.
>It is lightning fast
It really is, really cant wait for Pangolin to go online and give us a faster Uniswap that will rival and ruin the business for every centralized exchange. CZ chink will get BTFO.

>100 dollar valuation by 2023.
I see it much higher in the future as it will absorb everything useful in the crypto space. The potential is mind boggling and like Link it has no real competition.

>>25428354
What difference does this make? Its still 90% of tokens that will be shitted out into the market. Youre buying at an inflated price when not even 10% of tokens are on the market. This is a recipe for disaster. Also, AVAX as of now can claim whatever it wants about being an "eth-killer" until it actually gets USED it is just another vaporware scamcoin, like the thpusands of other scamcoins that croon about how revolutionary they are yet dont get used for shit. It wont beat Eth because Eth had first mover advantage, Avax is such a scam coin. Also, Emins connection with the fat fuck Sergey is a bad sign, hes already fraternizing with other scams

>>25428655
Not sure if accumulating or just retarded...

>>25428421
>it will be over $100
>with 720 million tokens being dumped on you

Kek. Deluded. FTM is less vaporware than this scamcoin

>>25427355
Radix isn’t centralised nor is it a slight tweak. You guys keep meming this even thought it’s not true.
Having said that I’m very bullish on both projects.

>>25428655
anon... people have been waiting for decentralized plateforms on about everything for decades. Ethereum promised this, but in practice, transaction speed and fees made it useless. Now that it might actually be coming, people aren't going to wait 10 more years for eth endlessly forking its bloat. They will just switch to it.

>>25428168
Most AVAX will be staked on nodes or delegated to nodes.
then there is also DeFi, you will need AVAX to provide LP on a DEX for example.

>not getting dumped on to death.
Because of the constant buy pressure once they centralized faggots like CZ have figured out that AVAX will kill their Business if they dont buy in and try to get a stake in the network, basically same thing they have done with yfi or UNI.

>>25428655
>What difference does this make?
It solves the Blockchain trilemma, thats a huge difference.
now we can have Speed AND decentralization.

>AVAX as of now can claim whatever it wants about being an "eth-killer"
It not an "ETH Killer", it the Solution to every Problem that Ethereum has and thats why ETH will move over to AVAX.
>like the thpusands of other scamcoins that croon about how revolutionary they are yet dont get used for shit.
because they are centralized and AVAX isnt, thats what makes it different from the scamcoins.

>It wont beat Eth because Eth had first mover advantage
thats like saying People wont watch DVDs because the VHS already exists.

the FUD had such a good run until this:
>Emins connection with the fat fuck Sergey is a bad sign, hes already fraternizing with other scams
>>25428761
FTM is a centralized shitcoin.

>>25429207
Subsets don’t have atomic composability tho.
That’s the one main advantage radix will have they successfully implement their project. + higher transactions per second

>>25429207
Though security on avax seems more robust which will play a big factor in adoption from large institutions

>>25429129
>Radix isn’t centralised
But it is even according to their own Whitepaper.
>the number of Staking Nodes is targeted to be approximately 100.
https://www.radixdlt.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Economic-2020-V10.4.pdf
only 100 nodes is centralized as fuck.
meanwhile AVAX has over 650 Validator nodes in only 3 months.
the AVAX testnet had over 2000 FYI.

there is also many other problems with RADIX, like its hardcore inflation:
>NETWORK EMISSION is generated by the Radix Protocol at a rate of 300m RADIX TOKENS per annum. The total cap of 24Bn tokens would be reached 40 years from the release of the Radix mainnet.
>Although anyone may run the client, only Staking Nodes are able to directly participate in consensus
>An in-depth description of the application of PoS to Cerberus within the Radix public network is left for future work.

tl;dr its shit and goes nowhere, 8 years of development and what they gave us is too little and too late.

>>25428655
Fucking retard.

Decentralized means its the perfect balance of healthy deflation-inflation dichotomy.

You won't be able to buy a 0.01 BTC in 10 years with your shitty ass savings. But you will always be able to buy an AVAX.

The thing is, the initial parabolic rise hasn't happened yet.

So we're giving you a fucking hot tip. Just like we explained why Link was a steal at 0.4 dollars. AVAX is a steal at 4

>>25429445
buying AVAX now is like buying LINK for 40 cents as AVAX is right now around 4x of its ICO price.

>>25429560
That's what I'm trying to tell him. But these guys are never patient.

Ever.

>>25429423
100 nodes on the first implementation of rpn-1.
By the time they implement rpn-3 the number will significantly increase.
Also Radix’s test net had 1000 nodes.
They’re implemented the project in different stages to reduce risks
If anything Avax’s token distribution spread is centralised af.
But yeah inflation with Radix’s supply is gay, but I get what they’re trying to do. They wanna decentralise the token distribution as much as possible which will mean less gains for early buyers.

>>25429657
Anon, I think you're pretty confused.

It's not the token distribution decentralization that's important here. Read more.

>>25429707
No it’s not but the point I’m making is that radix isn’t going to be centralised that’s misinformation. Once mainnet is up theyll have implemented rpn-3 which will have hundreds of nodes.
Still tho it won’t be as decentralised as avax, but it does have its own advantages which shouldn’t be ignored

>>25429358
since they dont have decentralization none of their buzzwords matter and radix is far far away from having any advantage because of this.
they are lagging behind hard and judging by the progress they make I think they wont ever make it.

>>25429657
>100 nodes on the first implementation of rpn-1.
AVAX had more than 100 nodes on the day it launched without problems.
>rpn-3 the number will significantly increase.
you dont know this and I really doubt they will actually do it. maybe they give you fake nodes to boost the numbers but those wont participate in consensus or add to decentralization.
>Also Radix’s test net had 1000 nodes.
probably were all running in the same server to boost the numbers, a common trick.
>but I get what they’re trying to do
no you dont, what they actually do is a long con and dumping on you.
RADIX is basically the new ripple.

>>25429358
even if radix 'could in theory compete', they haven't done shit and it's been in production for 8 years. What makes you think they are able to come out to fill the void that eth is leaving now. It'll be avax, dot etc that will fight for the spot and it's quite obvious that avax holds the superior tech.

>>25429836
I mean this is all talk at the moment as radix is yet to launch their mainnet.
But once they launch mainnet, if the project is as promised it could be a big problem for avax, because the promises have been big

>>25430013
This.

>>25430013
But despite that I’d say a huge advantage of avax is that the adoption would be seamless.
Radix would require the whole industry to shift to their platform which is a huge ask

>>25430079
What does this pic have to do with radix actually delivering a usefull product?

Thanks guys, just bought some. Hope it drops a bit so i can get to 2k faster

>>25430121
I’m just pointing out the advantages of it , because you all are claiming it has none.
But yeah, claims and delivering the code are two different things. Avax has certainly proved their value, and we’ll see how radix does in the coming months

>>25430195
i think most have claimed that its centralised which isnt good for crypto currencies.

Inb4 they deliver 10 years later along with eth 2.0.

>>25430257
It's not though, it's been made from bottom to top so that it's not centralised while being able to scale and hold atomic composability too.
This is why it took them so long.
Regardless im gonna be comfy holding both because i'm sure that one of these two projects are gonna be the next big players in crypto.

>>25430031
I think Avalanche will outright merge or buy out Radix with sweet deals. They are too similar, but alas AVAX is almost 6 months ahead of the tiny team that Radix has. Its not a context. But that doesn't mean Radix has bad ideas.

>>25430031
>I mean this is all talk at the moment as radix is yet to launch their mainnet.
yes and AVAX mainnet is already out and they actually delivered.
RADIX will have a very very hard time competing with them, especially being centralized and all that.
>Radix would require the whole industry to shift to their platform which is a huge ask
another reason why it will never get adopted.
>>25430079
they are promising you features while they cant even get the absolute basics right.
Emin has a better chance pulling it off.

>>25430424
How is 100 nodes not centralised? I am confused how you think that isn't centralised...

>>25430121
It means Emin Gün is an academic, while Hughes is a basement craftsman.

>>25430542
Because it’s not going to be a 100 nodes.
I’m not disputing a 100 nodes being centralized I’m just pointing out that it’s only starting with a 100 nodes. By the time they launch mainnet it’s gonna have a lot more nodes.
They’re just implementing it in stages to reduce risks and not fuck it up

>>25430554
a craftsman that takes over 8 years to deliver lol

>>25430554
Also Dan gives me autistic genius vibes lol. I don’t think he’s chatting shit honestly. I really think he’ll deliver.
Check out his #flexathon the guys based

>>25430643
>8 years
Honestly all the more reason to believe he’s not chatting shit. You can’t make revolutionary techn without hiccups along the way

>>25430642
>By the time they launch mainnet it’s gonna have a lot more nodes.
how do you know? they could keep it at hundred nodes for a long time as far as you know.
you just hope that they one day can decentralize it, it sure doesnt look like they will or can anytime soon.
>and not fuck it up
they already fucked up because its too little and too late.
AVAX already killed it before it was even born.

>>25430751
AVAX went from whitepaper to product in like 2 years.
Emins brain is fast, as fast as AVAX transactions.
by the time the RADIX guy has figured out which foot goes into his left shoe Emin will have gained complete control over DeFi and CeFi.

>>25430773
I don’t, but that’s what investing early is about. You trust the team to deliver. Either way I’m gonna accumulate some avax because if they don’t, I don’t see anything competing with this

>>25430431
thatd be pretty awesome desu. They both have the same goal at the end of the day, and combining their expertise would only help in achieving that goal

>>25430932
after 8 years of dragging their asses I really dont see why anyone would trust the radix team to actually deliver.
>I’m gonna accumulate some avax because if they don’t, I don’t see anything competing with this
and dont forget you need 2k AVAX for a node and you could launch your node today if you wanted to and thats the other thing about AVAX that makes me so horny, you can directly participate in the network and its easy to do.
basically anyone with 2k AVAX can contribute to its decentralization.

>>25431255
The problem is, when to accumulate.

It should be quite stable in its 3.5-4 dollar range for 2-3 months. I don't expect a moon yet. BTC is dominating the cycle too much.

>>25431532
as long as you have 2k AVAX you will make it.
you shouldnt see it as
>"how much will my 2k AVAX worth in X year"
its more like
>"how much money will the node print me in X years"
AVAX nodes are very easy low risk passive income.

If you want to see how much nodes make you check it out here:
https://avascan.info/staking/validators?p=1#tabletop
check out how much AVAX they get rewarded then do the math.

>>25431532
yesterday, today and tomorrow is a good time to buy... the important thing is to buy at some point

>>25431532
Thats good im a poor boy. Currently riding katalyo as the marketing campaign in china has begun. Gonna try making a x10 and dumping that shit in Avax
>>25431255
that is pretty neat. though 8k is far too much for me at the moment. Trying to ride a moon coin before i can invest in it properly.

how does the AVAX ecosystem compare to the Flare network? why better than federated byzantine agreement to solve trilemma?

>>25431666
checked.
>though 8k is far too much for me at the moment.
2k AVAX is 6800 dollars right now, still a bit but its doable.
>Trying to ride a moon coin before i can invest in it properly.
and thats overall the best approach. flip shitcoins and dump profits into LINK & AVAX for long term gains.
>>25431722
how many validators it got?

>>25426522
>2000 AVAX because thats how much you need to run your own Validator.
with price increase it will likely change to 500 in the future though

>>25432187
so 2k will be the make it stack
and 500 will be the suicide insurance node

>>25432187
2k is a good number for a make it stack though, the barrier for staking will always be lowered for the sake of decentralisation.

>>25432228
And some day only 100 AVAX will be needed to run a node but you continue to make mad gains with your 2k+ node.
AVAX nodes in general are really comfy, you never risk your funds and the worst thing that could happen is you accidentally the uptime and dont get the rewards.

how do you see qnt competing with subnets? if qnt exists we wont need subnets?

>>25427253
use contabo: 5 usd per month

>>25432802
Whats the premise with quant?
Basically
>connect centralized shitcoins
Meanwhile subnets can mirror anything in the crypto market today and give them true decentralization.

>>25433032
no it connects centralized and decentralized networks between them, insane work being done already. it's permissioned though

>>25433114
Centralized networks will be a thing of the past tho but as a temporary solution sure why not.

>>25433167
also what is Quant doing what Chainlink wont do?

>>25431654
Explain this noding to me as if I were a layman.

I'm gonna get my brother in on it too.

But make it idiot proof.

>>25433167
it's not centralized but you need to kyc before joining the network. no big business can just avoid regulations so for the moment they are way ahead of link

>>25433592
>buy 2000 AVAX
>sign up for a VPS like Vultr, or AWS etc.
>install Ubuntu
>install the AVAX software and obtain your Node ID
>go to your AVAX wallet and transfer your 2000 AVAX from X to P chain
>stake that 2000 AVAX on your node
>decide staking period (2+ weeks up to a year)
>keep it 60% online (piss easy to do)
>wait til staking period ends
>PROFIT

>>25433811
you said it connects centralized networks and I tell you centralized networks are a thing of the past thanks to AVAX.
>but you need to kyc before joining the network
so in other words: its centralized

>they are way ahead of link
but not in a way that it really counts, their tech is dogshit compared to LINK as nobody can measure up the the giga autist Ari Juels. there is a reason hes the #1.

>>25434187
Let's say you are online for 1 year with your 60% online time, and 2000 AVAX.

Whats the reward?

>>25434390
around 230 AVAX or so.

>>25434326
so avax is centralised too since you need to KYC to run a node. you dont understand the world we live in if you think businesses can just avoid compliance and regulations.
they will need to kyc and comply with local law, as it was always the case. i like link but qnt is way ahead. look at their real partnerships.. gilbert is some high IQ well connected guy at the highest level of power. qnt really has a chance to become to layer that connects everything.

>>25434476
>since you need to KYC to run a node.
you dont need KYC to run an AVAX node.
also Subnets can make their own rules and can be compliant with whatever region/usecase they serve.

>qnt really has a chance to become to layer that connects everything.
too bad for them that Sergey was faster and has the better tech/gigabrains on his side (and better memes too).

>>25434390
check avascan. it's around 10%
>>25434476
i must add, kyc as an org to validate subnets;

"Avalanche’s subnet architecture makes regulatory compliance manageable. As mentioned above, a subnet may require validators to meet a set of requirements.
Some examples include:
Validators must be located in a given country
Validators must pass a KYC/AML checks
Validators must hold a certain license"

>>25434536
>too bad for them that Sergey was faster and has the better tech/gigabrains on his side (and better memes too).
i think you greatly underestimate what's being built on qnt... they're already working with banks, central banks, regulators, set iso standards etc. way ahead of link.

>>25434536
also oracles are just a small set of what qnt can do.

>>25434737
what else can it do besides centralization? how many nodes it got?
>>25434654
Chainlink is already the standard when it comes to Oracles, the World Economic Forum agrees.
Sorry Quant, too little, too late. Like radix.

>>25434825
it's not a blockchain, it's an operating system that connects all blockchains together
>too little
lol. we dont hear them because they are busy building the ultimate layer.. they dont care about all those shitcoin projects in the crypto space

>>25435093
>it's an operating system that connects all blockchains together
in a centralized way, that chart also looks like centralization.
ngmi.

I'm just waiting until this reaches 1k someday, solving the blockchain trilemma and giving lots of bullish news at a fast pace is just a bit of what the coin is doing to take over the market in the next years.

Also, lets remember that this guy has more than a decade in crypto, since he created "Karma", a decentralized coin that existed six years BEFORE BTC.

Being buying some for a while, this is gonna be the year for avax, It's one of the best altcoins out there to hold right now

>>25427355
>ETH 2.0, Ripple, Radix or any other trash build with a slightly tweaked classical consensus that always slows down and craps out at 100 Validators
Eth2 supports millions of validators, way more than avax.

>>25435419
Emin is really bullish now, you read his post from yesterday?
https://el33th4x0r.medium.com/avalanche-at-3-months-758d27830d30

>>25435434
LINK & AVAX are the Bluechips.

>>25435188
you can't avoid regulations, that's why validating a subnet on avax wil require kyc. imagine thinking the wef will allow businesses to be non compliant with the laws in the 4th revolution.
see this pic? that's your 4th revolution future right there. the connectors are open source.
link is a joke compared to what qnt is achieving
https://medium.com/@CryptoSeq/value-beyond-speculation-why-quant-has-the-potential-to-be-an-incredible-long-term-investment-cb63f7d4706a

>>25435560
>millions of validators
it actually doesnt, it has like 64 validators and the rest is just hanging on to them.
also while selecting a leader to do the next block they can frontrun your transactions.
cant do that on AVAX.
+ all this sharding shit they are doing will introduce many other problems for Ethereum.
2.0 is 100% fucked.

>>25435642
>that's why validating a subnet on avax wil require kyc
some subnets will for sure like CBDCs, some wont. really depends on the usecase. but to just run an AVAX validator node you dont need any KYC.
>the laws in the 4th revolution.
what Laws has the 4th Industrial Revolution? as far as I am aware every country has its own rules and laws.
>link is a joke
and yet its the STANDARD for Oracles and the World Economic Forum hypes it hard, they dont do that with Quant.
also China (BSN) doesnt use Quant, they use Chainlink same as everyone else that matters.

>"but but lets centralize it all with some shitty quant program on top"
lmao

Avax already has the best technology at this moment, it wouldn't surprise me if that shit pumps to Mars this year

>>25428168
The 720M tokens will take 100 years to get into circulation. The number you need to look at is 360M which is vested and only 60% of it will be circulated in the next 4 years.

https://info.avax.network/

>>25436405
This here. Pay attention folks. I keep seeing people worry about inflation like it will be all at once. On top of this, there is a cap at 720,000,000. Unlike ETH and others that have no limit.

will you roach shitskins fuck off back to /pol/ already?

>>25436633
Mr racist here hates money. Typical redneck.

>>25436657
you roaches are literally worse than jews, twice as stupid and also twice as subversive.

Explain to a retard why this is better than Cardano and why decentralization is so fucking important?
I might buy 2k then. Currently waiting for a 2x on my shitcoin. If I get it, then this would allow me to get the AVAX suicide stack

>>25436688
Thanks for adding your high IQ opinion to the discussion. So is the crypto project you hold free of all disgusting colored people?

>>25436898
$ADA is vaporware. Theoretically, it works and it could be a great investment, but lacks of practical use cases, while $AVAX has a huge ecosystem just three months after its mainnet.

>https://el33th4x0r.medium.com/avalanche-at-3-months-758d27830d30

>>25436898
cardano has to invent some bullshit untested layer 2 to scale while it's already there on avax with sub 3 second finality.

>>25436898
wait till he tests cardano
https://twitter.com/kevinsekniqi/status/1345434930961149955

>>25426522
Aight I'm gonna level with you guys, I'm kinda new to this stuff and having a hard time understanding everything you're talking about in this thread.

Is there a decent guide I can follow to get into this stuff as I'm very interested. Thanks!

>>25436898
why decentralization is so fucking important:
>Censorship resistance
>Low risk of systemic failure
>dont need to trust a centralized authority.
you understand these concepts or are you complete n00b npc?

>Explain to a retard
not sure I can, I read that you need an IQ of 95 to grasp Avalanche (retard is around 60) . but I try:
basically consensus is reached by probabilistic sampling thousands of independent nodes over multiple rounds and its a breakthrough in Consensus protocols and it actually works.
last time we got a new family of consensus protocols we got BTC
now we got Avalanche and that gave us AVAX.

Bjj is np

>>25438356
watch this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Go-axb9Ed2k

>>25438764
Based, thanks.

>>25438764
>>25439120
It looks really great, really excited by everything being talked about here. Is there some sort of tutorial I can follow to invest in this? I'd like to create a make it stack.

>>25439487
buy on binance lol
if ur such a n00b that you don't have a pre-2019 non-.us binance account, i think you can get it on Gate.io or something idk

>>25439693
>buy on binance lol
binance is a bad idea, CZ is randomly locking withdrawals for no reason.
other exchanges dont seem to have that problem.
>Gate.io
I heard this one works and lets you withdraw your avax

>>25439487
here you can create a wallet
>https://wallet.avax.network/
and you can buy on
>Gate.io

I think for you it looks overall something like this:
>sign up on coinbase or kraken
>buy ETH
>send that ETH to Gate.io
>sell ETH for USDT
>go to AVAX USDT and buy AVAX
>then withdraw AVAX from exchange to the wallet you created

sound cumbersome and is but thats just another sign that you are early.

>>25431656

Pretty sure I'm small brain when it comes to this. How do I buy?

>>25434187
Is there a guide I can follow or something? I don't understand half of this.

>>25439908
>>25439693
Thanks guys, this is the in I need to understand this stuff. Gate sounds good and this guide is great. Thanks. Where did you learn this process?

>>25440024
https://docs.avax.network/build/tutorials/nodes-and-staking/setting-up-an-avalanche-node-with-amazon-web-services-aws
https://medium.com/@coronachanwaifulol/free-avax-staking-with-vultr-vps-b9d77ff23f03
https://youtu.be/ZyQPeSSCbYU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlur1nef4-E
https://docs.avax.network/build/tutorials/nodes-and-staking/set-up-an-avalanche-node-with-microsoft-azure

is now a good time to buy?

>>25440120
>Where did you learn this process?
what process do you mean?

>>25426522
Oh look another "eth killer" that will never get close because Eth 2.0 will bury any nascent competition

>>25434825
I disagree with this too late argument. If tech is better it will always succeed. Sure it may not dethrone the market leader who came first, but will still make you gains and have its own place in the market

>>25440151

Holy shit based. I wanna buy you a drink buddy.

>>25440384
when is eth2.0 ever gonna come out tho? Will they even deliver?

>>25440368

Using coinable to buy eth, sending to gate. Selling it for USDT and using that to buy avax. Trying to figure out how someone learned all of this.

>>25427355
>literally lies through your teeth
Dude they don't pay you that much surely

>>25440384
ETH 2.0 is a dumpster fire bro
>that will never get close
Avalanche is already superior, sub second transactions and more decentralized than 2.0 could ever hope to achieve, its not even a contest anymore because Avalanche already won, they delivered, even Vitalik agrees on this.

>>25440484
Chainlink has the best tech because they have Ari Juels. You probably dont know him but this is the most autismal guy working in the scientific field of crypto.
never good to bet against this guy.
>>25440641
you learn it because thats what you need to do to make it and all the information you need is easy to find out.
if you want to know where a coin/token trades you head over to coingecko, search for it and then scroll down and look at the trading pairs and on which exchanges they are.

>>25441093
Great thanks, that's exactly what I'm looking to do. Find how to gather the information I need to do this.

>>25441093
Eth killers are a huge meme. The market doesn't care about the best tech, it just wants passable tech with network effects and huge adoption, which Eth has and all supposed "Eth killers" don't.

>>25435810
You have no clue what you're talking about. Do you even know how ETH 2 works?

>>25440384
Avalanche is already superior than ETH2.0 what the fuck

>>25441381
Avalanche is not an ETH killer. It even has an AVAX to ETH bridge so it is no a competition to death, but a friendly relationship between coins

>>25441425
Well, then explain if you are so redpilled about it. He hasn't said anything that is no true.

>>25441381
>Eth killers are a huge meme.
AVAX aint no "ETH Killer", its the ETH Savior because 2.0 is a piece of shit and AVAX is fully compatible with Ethereum, everything on ETH can be ported over to AVAX and thats exactly whats happening now with png/uni. (ETH will turn into ATH literally)
>The market doesn't care about the best tech
If the market wants to grow it needs to scale and AVAX is the only way and its a good way.
its a very elegant solution too.

>and all supposed "Eth killers" don't.
all these other shitcoins are classical protocols that cant scale thats why nobody uses them.
most if not all of them are scams too.
AVAX is legit.