/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.12619819]

Tell me why to sell my digibyte bags. Everyone that I talk to laughs at me when I say in 40% dgb, but when I ask why they think it will crash they dont even know why.

[Anonymous No.12619843]

its not about whether its going to crash or not, its just that digibyte exists alongside the 99% of other crypto projects that don't matter, have no users, and rely on speculators that quickly jump ship at a moments notice.

alts like that just see their volume evaporate until theres nothing left, it might never crash but you certianly won't be making any money, and its a huge risk to be sitting in the 99% of alts medium to long term.

[Anonymous No.12619861]

>>12619843

Does the whole dapp and 5 mining algo thing matter? :(

[Anonymous No.12619940]

>>12619819
>>12619861

If you want the brown pill, DGB is actually alright and the tech makes it a good alt. The problem with DGB is jared, the CEO. He will never be the leader DGB needs or deserves.

Pic related.

[Anonymous No.12619962]

>>12619940
That was actually the reason I bought, Jared seems a lot like a Texas style business man, humble and smart. It was one of the only alt CEOs I thought wouldn't self destruct his product.

[Anonymous No.12619974]

>>12619861
every shitcoin is adding "dapps", and yet none have ever been able to compete with ethereum. throwing features into a coin just shows desperation, and is a huge red flag.

[Anonymous No.12619992]

>>12619974

[Anonymous No.12620007]

>>12619992
you knew it was a gamble when you decided to buy a niche alt like dgb. your only option now is to see if it's likely you'll be able to exit in the black, or if you can afford to keep holding

[Anonymous No.12620054]

>>12620007
250k at .0004, ill hold. But I'm disappointed to read this. its been a long 2 years...