Honest evaluation of Req

[Anonymous No.10084460]

There is a high probability this will suffer a catastrophic dump to fractional values of a cent US, since we're nearing pre-ICO prices, meaning the last of the pre-ICO buyers are starting to get nervous and will most likely want to avoid losses and sell millions of tokens they still hold.

[Anonymous No.10084533]

>>10084460
peequest pooquest haha

[Anonymous No.10084559]

>>10084533
haha peepeepoopooquest

[Anonymous No.10084701]

1 REQ pending lololololololoooool

[Anonymous No.10084968]

req ruined my life

[Anonymous No.10084971]

>>10084460
What the fuck happened though? I see the team is doing updates frequently.

[Anonymous No.10085742]

>>10084971
Everything is down to early november levels. This was more or less the price of REQ in november. It has happened the same to most coins.

[Anonymous No.10085765]

>>10085742
*Coins that didn't go parabolic ala PRL or TRX.

[Anonymous No.10085796]

That would be actually good thing. We need fresh blood for next bullrun.

And i can buy more cheap req

[Anonymous No.10086233]

>>10085796

CREAMY LOG? YOU WANT A CREAMY LOG BRO?

DO YOU FEEL IT? THAT IRKING YOU HAVE INSIDE, FOR A TASTE OF MY INSIDES?

DO YOU WANT MY CREAMY LOG? CREAMY LOG?

DO YOU WANT TO TASTE MY DIGESTION? CREAMY LOG?

I'll PUT YOU DOWN FOR 3 CREAMY LOGS

I KNOW YOU REQUEST A CREAMY LOG!!!

CREAMY LOG WHEN?

[Anonymous No.10086322]

>>10085796

CREAMY LOG? YOU WANT A CREAMY LOG BRO?

DO YOU FEEL IT? THAT IRKING YOU HAVE INSIDE, FOR A TASTE OF MY INSIDES?

DO YOU WANT MY CREAMY LOG? CREAMY LOG?

DO YOU WANT TO TASTE MY DIGESTION? CREAMY LOG?

I'll PUT YOU DOWN FOR 3 CREAMY LOGS

I KNOW YOU REQUEST A CREAMY LOG!!!

[Anonymous No.10086492]

why would anyone want to buy it? it relies on wide normie adoption, which will never happen. no one will ever use niche erc20-tokens to pay anything with on a large scale, since people expect it to increase in value like bitcoin. i am genuinely curious as to why you waste money on this

[Anonymous No.10086543]

the team might be lazy french fucks but the price of a project attached to YC wont drop that low you dumb pajeet

[Anonymous No.10086563]

>>10086543
>project attached to YC
he still believes

[Anonymous No.10086603]

>>10086543
it's a fucking button man...tell me why it needs a token

[Anonymous No.10086611]

>>10086563
i dont believe in shit
I've already accepted this is going back to .03 with the btc ponzi imploding... but fractions of a cent? that'd be around a 5m mcap

YC has had over a year now to drop their association with REQT

[Anonymous No.10086618]

>>10086603
this

link token= useful token
req token= useless token

[Anonymous No.10086642]

>>10084533
>>10084559
>>10086233
>>10086322
Why can't mods do their fucking job

[Anonymous No.10086651]

Ooh, another ERC20 biting the dust, who could've seen that coming?

[Anonymous No.10086661]

Imo, go home. request is dead until it has seamless fiat integration.
The pwc partnership, becoming the accounting standard of tomorrow and having stuff like inbuilt automatic tax payments will be the most important part of Req, but don't expect this aspect to be adopted in even pilots before 2h 2019.

Right now, the only thing that will fuel Req demand is seamless fiat integration and a simple fucking button. And it's unlikely to happen before the banks use products that interface with chainlink.

[Anonymous No.10086676]

req is so full of shit

[Anonymous No.10086703]

>>10086603
to fuel the ecosystem, incentivize people to build on it and maintain it... plus its moving to cosmos where it can be staked

>it's a fucking button man
fundraising app coming out soon
yes the team is slow as fuck but itll be more than a button


>the stinky linky cult is here
bye

[Anonymous No.10086726]

>>10086703
They should be burning half the transaction fee and the rest should go towards staking. People would be more interested then.

[Anonymous No.10086777]

>>10086603
This is a very fair question. And it pertains to all crypto. If you get past your biases or preferences then you'll see that most of them don't really need the token they're selling to function, and it's usually somehow hamfisted into the system to justify its existence. The token is just a roundabout way of raising venture capital without fucking with banks and actual money. At this early stage in the crypto market maturity it seems to me all we can do is hope that the companies honor the implicit agreement that if they succeed the token will go up in value.

REQ is also guilty of this, but it's only one project from amongst hundreds.

[Anonymous No.10086802]

>>10086703
>to fuel the ecosystem, incentivize people to build on it and maintain it
lol can't wait to see the different button skins


>>10086777
If they were serious about it they would spend a couple million on advertising or paying mobile phone producers to get their req app installed on phones. None of this is happening

[Anonymous No.10086826]

Does the Req team actually communicate back and forth with people anywhere? The telegram is just an announcement channel. Is the slack the same?
I have a very important proposition to make them that could allow them to shorten time to full product launch of the currency agonistic payment processor aspect of their platform as well as plugins like the crowdfunding app, and it's best talked about in a realtime environment instead of an email filtered out by an intern who doesn't know any better.

[Anonymous No.10086844]

>>10086726
I saw they thought about stacking to resolve the scalability problem, is an option unironically

[Anonymous No.10086845]

>>10086826
They never interact with any members of their crypto. They could care a less. They are lazy french. I'm pretty sure they exit scammed us.
Which is why they are stationed up in Singapore.

[Anonymous No.10086846]

>>10086802
>If they were serious about it they would spend a couple million on advertising or paying mobile phone producers to get their req app installed on phones.
No reason to do this until they have seamless fiat integration. Only then can they compete as an automatic, cheaper and simpler alternative to both coinbase and paypal.

[Anonymous No.10086853]

>>10084460
It's worth 0. Not even the dollar is as strong and undisputed of a competitor to btc as visa and master are to req. Stillborn idea.

[Anonymous No.10086856]

>>10086845
Crypto projects are stationed in Singapore due to the lax capital tax laws and lax business regulation, with a public stance of being hands-off in regards to crypto.

[Anonymous No.10086882]

>>10086611
at this point its not even worthy pr's time.
what they gonna say?
we disassociate from a button.
rather they let it slide

[Anonymous No.10086911]

>>10086856
that's what they wants you to believe.
the truth is lazy french want to be close to thai ladyboys

[Anonymous No.10086949]

>>10086703
link is for businesses
req is for normies (who will never use it)

[Anonymous No.10087204]

Why is nobody chimping out and killing all those exit scamming devs? I swear to God something will happen when REQ devs exit scam, especially when they're dumb enough to move their office to Europe before they do it. I could unironically claim that the losses caused by them made me insane and avoid going to jail for doing the world justice.

[Anonymous No.10087992]

>>10087204
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