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It’s a literal shitcoin anon
>t. sold at 113 sat

>>8949564
Dude this coin has more partnerships than most top 100 coins, how can it be a shitcoin?

>>8949507

Im going to sell half my xvg and put it into colx i think. seems like a good swap?

>>8949642
>Dude

the current state of /shill... i mean, /biz

I remember antshares and raiblocks. Just don't kys when you miss out again

>>8949852

ffs you're on /biz/... Colx is still waaaaay too low to justify a buy. We're gonna buy in at 0,50 cents and then post wojaks and panic sell when it goes down a few cents.

What are you, a newfag?

>>8949852
Serious question, how do you know that colx is actually private?

>>8950030
It's a PIVX fork.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Da1Z_ebVQAAQRoX.jpg:large

>>8949953
Does seem like it.
So far this board has done a great job completely ignoring low cap moon missions when they're mentioned.
CPX, IPSX to name couple.
Seriously though, look into the two for additional +100x coins to go with COLX.

COLX makes my peepee feel funny

>>8950030

It's similar to Pivx, being a fork. In the future they will add several more layers of added security like stealth adresses and TOR/I2P networks. They will also be adding the zero-coin protocol this year. It's secure and private.

This combined with being a proof-of-stake coin and the development of the grid makes for a nice combination imho. When i first noticed this coin at 7 sats a few weeks ago, i quickly loaded up some bags. Don't think i'm going to regret it... but hell, who know's. We'll see what it does the comming year.

>>8950206

Thanks for the heads up bro, i'll look them up. I'm swapping my xvg to get some more colx and i'll devide the rest between a few other low cap moon missions.

Ironically COLX is pretty good from experience. Not fussed about price too much but wouldn't say no to a debit card accepted most places.

>>8950364
That credit card idea seems very interesting, I'm looking forward to seeing that concept in action.
The concept of a card that does the fiat conversion rather than having to find a place that specifically accepts COLX itself, that's really what crypto needs to gain more widespread adoption.

>>8950322
Good choice! And here's quickly what the coins are about:
In short, IPSX is an IP address exchange built on the blockchain. There's an actual demand for this stuff already.
CPX is a marketing platform aimed at Asia that's being created by Shanghai's leading AI and data marketing company Chinapex. They have tons of massive companies as customers. This thing is still in it's absolute infancy though.
Two very different and new approaches at blockchain tech than your usual coins, but both are going to grow. Especially that China thing, it might be absolutely massive couple of years from now.

Fellas I got too cute and sold a buch yesterday, now I'm kicking myself for not holding or not going balls deep for 10 mil when it was more affordable. Still have a bit of sub 10 sat bags though, so that's good. Hopefully Kucoin and tier 1 exchanges soon.

Already bought in last year and this is the only coin I still hold

>>8949507
Nice useless shitcoin

here's a real coin with an actual usecase and a future: Peepcoin

What's going on with the supply?

>>8950698
Yeah the COLX team has already applied for Kucoin, waiting for a response now.

>>8950280
thanks anon

They really need to change the name and improve the wallet.

>>8949663
yea

>>8950957

whats wrong with the name tho? I really like it. It's distinct. It's so much better then all that other generic bit-, byte-, digi-, chain-, coin-, stuff.

>>8951058
Agreed. I've known about this coin for about 6 months and everything about it has really grabbed me. There's just something about the whole presentation of this coin that just screams professionalism. I also like the abbreviated COLX. Sounds similar to VISA or AMEX.

Already at over 40%
Soon the Lambo store opens up for our future business.

>>8951152
Do you pronounce it “kaw-licks”?

>>8951152

a new sheen of consummate professionalism that really gives the coin a big boost

>>8951385
I pronounce it "co-lex"

>>8951304

wait... is that the funding for Emporium anon? what the actual fuck... at 48% allready within one day.

>>8951304
>>8951495

Just checked it out to verify. Another percent up from the time you've posted it lol. This baby is moving fast, damn.

>>8951495
They projects worth 22mil (right now), receiving 6k in donation to potentially increase the price is nothing.

>>8951576

I am aware of that. But still, its a strong signal of healthy community activity. It's an important thing to consider when buying into coins imho.

>>8951488
Awww yisss

Just wish blockfolio would change the logo to pic related.

But other than that I'm holding for a 10x

I have 40M :)

>>8952523
I hope you've split those up into 4 master nodes

>>8952523
>Mfw he has 4 master nodes and I have none.
>He can buy a new Lambo every month with his passive income a year from now.
Good for you anon, you're definitely going to make it.

>>8950657
>That credit card idea seems very interesting, I'm looking forward to seeing that concept in action.
>The concept of a card that does the fiat conversion rather than having to find a place that specifically accepts COLX itself, that's really what crypto needs to gain more widespread adoption.
From what I understand these are already available, Andreas Antonopolous talks about it on the JRE podcast.

I've held this literal nigger coin since december. I got into it right before they cut the staking reward. I hope it does something someday.

>>8952523
Nah still staking MNs are scary

>>8952669
>mwf my bag was worth ~800K during december bull and didnt sell :(

>>8952806
Shit... send me 6 million so I can start a masterchode

>>8952883
Nah go buy your own :)

Genuine question: how can COLX ever moon anymore? Even if it used to be above 100 sats, the fact that it sat below 10 sats for a while means whoever bought it below 10 sats could start dumping at any moment for insane profit whenever the value rises. How can you be so confident that a whale who bought below 10 sats isn't going to dump their entire bags at any moment?

56% already.
If this keeps up, tomorrow the store partnership will be financed.

>>8952704
Interesting, got to look into it a bit more. It's a great idea and I haven't encountered it before now.
When COLX rolls out theirs, this idea needs some serious visibility. Who knows, they just might be able to market themselves as the only coin with a functioning system like this.
Using crypto to buy stuff from a normal store without requiring a coin specific partnership would be the tits.

>>8952806
>Yfw your bag will be worth 40mil in couple of years.

>>8952972
You can see people already taking profits. This always happens with every coin.
There are people even in this thread who held a metric fuckton of shitcoins but sold them early and those bags would now be worth +1mil.
If everyone was able to hold their coins from these prices to the top, we'd have way more crypto millionaires running around.
But this isn't the case. People will take those 1-10x profits over a longer term 100x-1000x.
In the end we have only a handful of people with millions of coins held from the cheap bottom.

>>8952972
>>8953078
Also, there was the whole thing where CoinsMarket stole a bunch of COLX and has been dumping it until recently.

the only good thing about this coin is that i can trade it on tradesatoshi

>>8952972
>It was under 10 because of the dumping of coinsmarkets.
>Your question is literally applicable for every coin in the entire market.
>Richlist

This sounds very basic because it is. It is not beneficial for an investor in COLX to "dump" bags. These people (normally) simply distribute their holding slowly into the market NOT causing a price collapse.

Next to that even it goes up eventually it would take a major major bagholder to actually dump the price down.

And finally if the tech is good this still doesn't matter and would simply result into more distribution.