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I hold TRAC

>>29251835
oh but I am, good sir!

>>29251896
TRAC is okay coin but not comparable to VeChain
>he still thinks VeChain is a supply chain project

>>29252614
>he thinks vechain is anything other than a shitty scamfork of ETH with hypebeast retail marketing

I wonder why

>>29252728
>he is going to miss out on the AWS of crypto
ngmi

>>29251835
>still 1/10 of ath
>never pumps
>dumps hardest every time
No thanks.

>>29252841
If VET does a 2x it will be setting a new ATH

>>29251835
>VeChain
>>29251835
>TRAC

>>29253081
Ath is 850 sats you mong.

>>29252836
>the aws of crypto is a fork of open source software that i literally paid real money for

>>29251835
Well, I'm fuckin ruined aping into this. It's been five cents while everything blew up. Now it just took a dump. The fuck was I thinking.

>>29254323
>bought into a 2017 chink coin despite all the warnings

Stay poor :)

>>29254548
What the fuck ever. It was doing stuff in QR codes in Walmart faggot

>>29251835
Basically vechain threads are a massive sell signal

i've been stacking ath'd out vechain and harmony.
it's honestly quite pleasant and comfy

also there was a oijia board anon about 7 months ago back, that was talking to his dead bro, and they were bullish as fuck on vechain and link...

a 100k there.. oo look at that 1.. 100k over there.. oh and look at this.. how about 100k of that 1 too..

it's ok.

>>29254323
it pumps hard and it dumps hard. It will be 0.6+ by EOM

>>29252827
OP here, if this is real I'm fucking selling

>>29256486
>falls for fake FUD

1 mil here, was comfy but now anxious, want to see some strength against the btc pair and higher volume, right now it's just kinda moving with everything else, no news or anything driving price action. As it stands Vet has done well but not as well as ADA

>VeChain
"Proof-of-Authority"
>Centralized: need to identify with VeChain foundation to run an Authority Masternode
This is rudimentary research anon, if you lose money on this you deserve it.

>>29251835
copy pasta of Ethereum Ropsten POA testnet hustled as some breakthrough tech

>>29258303
I don't like chinks either, but I do like money.

>>29258303
I was told VeChain was from Singapore.

>>29258075
>>29256486
Think about this for a second, guys, and stop falling for the weak FUD.
We have motherfucking DNV GL shilling the shit out of VeChain. They have built multiple applications that use VET and they are aggressively pushing them to all their clients.
https://www.dnvgl.com/services/tag-trace-trust--185867

DNV GL has said publicly that their strategy for the next decade is to digitalize as much as possible. And you better fucking believe that PWC and all the other corporate fuckers are following suit. You think they are going to miss out on this?

Now, which crypto is most suited for mass enterprise adoption? Which crypto built the ToolChain which is specifically meant for easy enterprise adoption and consultant shilling? Which crypto has Jim fucking Breyer invested in it (he took Eth off his site btw)

Fucking VET does

>>29260087
I don't think the distinction matters much. Currently they are dependent on China and 3 Walmart if I recall. Also Shanghai gas.

>>29260529
I know bro but I've been hearing the same thing word for word for two years now. The sales pitch hasn't changed and none of those fundamentals mean much in a speculative bull market bubble like now. I'm expecting big announcements in April with PoA 2.0 and ideally revealling the "massive" US partner they've been teasing under NDA for ages now. News like that could absolutely send it to where it deserves to be but until then we're just climbing with the rest of the market with zero communication from the foundation

>>29260921
The one good thing though is mainnet activity which has been killing it for the last few months

>>29260921
0 transparency
literally a fork of ethereum
no reason to use blockchain at all
whole pitch is based on 'partnerships' which has no real meaning and costs essentially nothing for the 'partner' and allows scamming chinks to act legit for years while fleecing dumb teenagers

>>29260921
I hear you dude. You remember the Coca Cola kid days? I think as VeChain started gaining more enterprise recognition they took a huge step back from the medium articles and other shilling methods. I wish they would meet somewhere in the middle, you know, instead of going mostly silent.

I get scared by the FUD too but then I look into it and I still haven’t seen any other single crypto that is more poised for enterprise adoption than VET (actual adoption not defi trading)

I sold my 750k stack in to this pump. I had been holding since 2018.
God what a dumbass I was back then.

>>29261142
You’re almost there, anon.
Does AWS have a “partnership” with every client who uses their cloud? No, that would sound awkward. Same goes for VeChain. It’s a public blockchain, the ToolChain makes it super easy to onboard, and there are literally no other chains that are better suited for enterprise adoption

Hello my name is Sunny Lu im CEO of Vechain we have brand new technology we scan qr codes and sooooooon.....

>>29261438
lmfao ok retard, i honestly hope you're just trying to rope idiots in so you can dump this trash on them
god forbid somone ACTUALLY BELIEVES these fucking chinks

Enterprises are not going to pump your bags. Enterprise blockchains (lol) probably wouldn't need to hold token lotteries to lure in clients--they do it to placate their legion of teenage plebbit bagholders.

There is no point in using blockchain for centralized shit. You could just make a database LMFAO--but then you couldn't steal from retarded gweilos.

>>29252827
Kek

>>29261438
Stay objective Anon and realize how many "BaaS" services exist. VeChain may be good in a few places in China, but to say no other chains are better suited for enterprise adoption is a bit ignorant to me. Remember, VeChain will not be trusted in the US.

https://builtin.com/blockchain/blockchain-as-a-service-companies

https://news.bitcoin.com/7-of-the-worlds-largest-blockchain-as-a-service-enterprises/

Notice Alibaba, Oracle, Azure, IBM, Blockstream (lol), and AWS. What is even more fucked about AWS is they don't make any mention of VeChain cuz obviously they want the credit.

>>29261875

>>29261875
That’s fair. I was only considering other crypto coins

>>29262413
It looks like Amazon is using Hyperledger and Ethereum to me :(