unFUD me on this

[Anonymous No.14913553]

I've had enough of sats dripping like from a leaky butthole

[Anonymous No.14913573]

i can't unFUD you but it will still pump because it is a "blue chip"

[Anonymous No.14913574]

>>14913553


Vitalik also claimed it would take a 100 years for ETH supply to hit 100 Million. The supply is almost 107 3 years later.

> approx ETH supply 95,912,556 time 2018-11-03

> approx ETH supply 98,562,556 time 2025-10-02

> approx ETH supply 101,212,556 time 2128-03-20

https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/5izcf5/lets_talk_about_the_projected_coin_supply_over/dbc66rd/


There has been a 30% increase in supply in 3 fucking years. That's a shitcoin inflation model that rips a new asshole while raping investors with Vitalik and his kiddies trying to figure out a monetary policy.

Get out now Anon. I am telling you like a friend

[Anonymous No.14913860]

>>14913553
Ethereum is incredibly undervalued when you take into consideration the massive number of developers and enterprise interest. Expect the Flippening by 2021.

[Anonymous No.14914010]

>>14913860

Doesn't look undervalued anon. You're choosing to just ignore sage advice because you're emotionally attached

>>14913574

[Anonymous No.14914050]

>>14914010
This. I love eth but I'm taking a break. I'll catch it on the upswing eventually.

[Anonymous No.14914285]

Is 120 enough to make it?

[Anonymous No.14914344]

>>14914285
no. ETH will be lucky to surpass 1k again, will likely require BTC @ 100k+ to drag it up there.

[Anonymous No.14915500]

>>14913553
this just isn't ether's time.
keep an eye on it. If something useful comes out of the ecosystem, then it should be pretty valuable.
for now it's not that useful.

[Anonymous No.14915506]

Stick with the original shit coin, etc

[Anonymous No.14915513]

Consider, that ETH is the defacto platform for decentralized smart contracts. Now consider that exactly ONE type of smart contract is what caused the 2017 bull run that put it at $1,400. Now consider that the whole protocol is going to be moving to a Proof-of-Stake model, which motivates block producers to reduce circulating supply due to the compounding-interest nature of the model (PoW is the exact opposite, miners dump their tokens on the market basically as soon as they are received for profit to support operations).

I'll let you do the math from here.

[Anonymous No.14915520]

Jump on the Noia train.. all the cool kids are doing it. gonna pump hard on kucoin listing. mini supply.. then you get more eth .. win win

[Anonymous No.14915536]

>>14913573
>>14913553
Scam ICOs from 2017 still liquidating their ETH

[Anonymous No.14915538]

>>14915500

>80% of top 100 tokens hosted on ethereum
>zero value
Anon I...

[Anonymous No.14915543]

Come on man, I have been telling biz for ages that Eth is going to ZERO!
There is only one alternative
>Pic related

[Anonymous No.14915557]

ETH 2.0 code is finished and also is being tested right now. next year people are going to fomo into it. buy the dip

[Anonymous No.14915569]

ahahha, yeah ICO scams from 2017 are definitely liquidating. IEO made a good return this year, so I'm not really crying here. Just saw Noia and instantly got hooked. There's money making opportunities with plenty of Binance IEO, stop whining

[Anonymous No.14915592]

DeFi is going to rape and pillage with no survivors except bitcoin, which will be mostly locked into wBTC

[Anonymous No.14915603]

>>14913553
JP Morgan is using ethereum for Quorum. 2nd biggest bank in the world.

[Anonymous No.14915606]

>>14913553
Only crypto with institutional interest. Has first mover advantage. I would expect within about a year people are going to start wanting ownership/certificates for certain items to be on a public blockchain. I also suspect things in the DEFI ecosystem will begin to prove their worth. Normies are never going to figure out what ETH is on their own. It will take people much smarter than them to start talking about it.

Unfortunately, its taking smart people a long time to get into crypto because bitcoin is the "leader". BTC will just crash again when normies buy BTC up to the point where it costs $50 to send $100. No one is doing anything of note when it comes to making BTC scale. People say "ETH is a mess" but people aren't even considering how bad of shape BTC is in.

One of the main reasons we topped out at 20k is because normies FOMOing in realized how stupid/slow/expensive it was to send "digital money".

[Anonymous No.14915637]

>>14913553
if you understood blockchains you wouldn't need to be unfud. corecucks want to keep everyone retarded so they don't realize the fork civil war was the beginning of the end for bitcoin. /biz/fags don't even know the difference between a hot and cold wallet anymore

[Anonymous No.14915799]

>>14913553
>cringe dancing vitalik gif
>pedo vitalik screencap
>vitalik lied about supply reee
>dev infighting
>cryptokitties bring the network to a crawl
>proof of stake in 2025 at best

[Anonymous No.14915829]

>>14915543
I heard about these guys, really cool project actually. Long term HODL forsure!

[Anonymous No.14916042]

>>14915513
>ETH is the defacto platform for decentralized smart contracts
that can and likely will change anon.
>consider that exactly ONE type of smart contract is what caused the 2017 bull run that put it at $1,400
You are talking about ICOs anon. at least it's good to see the capitulation that ICOs were solely responsible for ETH's insane over-inflated valuation in 2017. ETH's current valuation is a leftover remnant of the 2017 insane overvaluation. ICOs are also a unique case as in WHOLLY UNIQUE.
>Let me explain ICOs and ETH insanity for you
>ICOs created a requirement for people to BUY ETH
>ICOs created a requirement for people to continuously BUY ETH AT ANY PRICE
>ETH's PRICE DID NOT MATTER - PEOPLE STILL HAD TO BUY IT TO GET INTO ICOs
>The insane valuation for ETH is a DIRECT RESULT of people having to buy ETH in order to "BUY ICOs" and the price of ETH could be any insane number and people would still buy it in order to get into ICOs
>ICOs created a stupendous and unparalled buy pressure for ETH and there is no use-case that could ever exist that would recreate that mechanism of BUY ETH TO OWN ANOTHER CRYPTO
>There is no use case conceivable that would require people to buy ETH in large quantities at ANY PRICE in order to give to other people who would HOLD THE ETH and not immediately SELL.
>ICOs are dead for ETH --- FOREVER
...
>the whole protocol is going to be moving to a Proof-of-Stake model
this is years away anon. it is not clear that the devs know what they are doing. they have "been moving to a Proof-of-Stake model" since 2016™. ETH2.0 was just pushed back another year...AGAIN. Every year it is going to be finished, every year a delay. This is what happens when you try to slap down code without having a clear path to your destination.

[Anonymous No.14916064]

>>14916042
>that can and likely will change anon.
citation needed

inb4 some shitcoin "ETH Killer" or centralized RSK BTC

[Anonymous No.14916186]

>>14916064
we can agree to disagree anon. don't think that i didn't notice your lack of response to the remainder of what i wrote which is even more damning for ETH

[Anonymous No.14916210]

>>14915592
>>14915606
DEFi is not platform specific anons. citing defi is a sign of ultimate desperation. SAD

[Anonymous No.14916239]

>>14916186
I don't care for the economic side of things
it's the de facto smart contracts platform for good reason, you clearly can't name a network that'll beat ETH

>EOS
distributed POS isn't POS, it's fundamentally not trustless as you have to trust the majority of a predetermined small group of people

>TRON
it's just an ETH fork with much less security

>ADA
vaporware and the devs are about to bail

>any other shitcoin not even close to having any running software, or actual adoption
you guessed it, vaporware.

>>14916210
Sure it's not platform specific, but then it's a good thing that ETH is the de facto smart contract platform. A bit slow, but secure and reliable. Kind of like another old coin who's number 1.

[Anonymous No.14916247]

>>14916042
>tl;dr
Yes, people had to buy ETH at any price to get ICOs, just like they will have to buy ETH at any price to execute other types of smartcontracts. Is this supposed to make me bearish?

[Anonymous No.14916259]

>>14916210
Name another smart contract platform that isn't centralized and can't be easily 51% attacked. Most of these shit coins have very low hashrate or aren't decentralized. No one is going to build on some shit like eos.

ETH already has first mover advantage against these platforms anyways.

[Anonymous No.14916269]

>>14916259
DEFI is coming to BTC, albeit slowly, but it will actually be done correctly since it's actually decentralized

[Anonymous No.14916298]

>>14916269
BTC can't do anything. BTC core devs aren't doing anything and most BTC maximalists don't even believe in smart contracts/using BTC for other purposes. There is not even a serious plan to have BTC scale.

[Anonymous No.14916302]

>>14916269
>RSK
do I have to call it a shitcoin EVERY day? We have this thread every fucking day
you have to trust the majority of preselected 15 entities to not fuck you over when you turn your BTC into worthless RBTC, or more importantly, when you want to turn your BTC IOUs (RBTC) into actual BTC that's worth something.

[Anonymous No.14917016]

>>14913553
Shitcoin behind a snake oil. Ask any engineer on /g/ and they will tell you how ridiculous Ethereum is.

[Anonymous No.14917053]

>>14913574
Vitalik never claimed this shit bro. Eth supply increases by 18 million every year, and vitalik helped design the issuance model. Stop spreading falsehoods.

https://blog.ethereum.org/2014/04/10/the-issuance-model-in-ethereum/

[Anonymous No.14917067]

>>14917053
Current ETH inflation rate is almost the same as is on BTC.

[Anonymous No.14917094]

>>14917016
>Ask any engineer on /g/ and they will tell you how ridiculous Ethereum is.

lolno. Ethereum is too complex but it's also the only SC platform out there that has traction and actual applications running on a mainnet.

Solidity is a shit language designed by retards who don't know anything about doing programming languages, but it's still being used. This should tell you a lot about product need; in 5-10 years, ETH will be everywhere. Most people won't even realise it's being used.

Ethereum is here to stay; even more so when staking goes live and we can get rid of this ridiculous PoW meme.

Not sure about price, but ETHBTC is so ridiculously low that we're in for a rebound at some point. My guess is 500-1000$ EOY and a 2x-5x from then on with staking news (a.k.a. crypto dividends) hitting mainstream news channels.

>signed, T. software engineer developing smart contracts for $$$

[Anonymous No.14917145]

>>14913860
Lol go back to plebbit you dumb cock sucker.
>>14915513
POS will result in a huge sell the news event, do yoy realize how many itchy bag holders there are? God damn you are a fucking retard.
>>14915538
This equates to value how? Oh wait it doesn't, what a fucking retard.

SELL THIS ABSOLUTE BOTTOM TIER SHITCOIN NOW BEFORE GRANDAPA BITCOIN TAKES HIS VIAGRA AND SHOOTS HIS HOT STICKY CREAMY LOAD INTO YOUR ASS YOU DUMB REDDIT FAGGOTS.

[Anonymous No.14917181]

>>14917145
>SELL THIS ABSOLUTE BOTTOM
Typical /biz/

[Anonymous No.14917216]

>>14917181
You'll be swinging from a rope in no time my poor dumb friend.

[Anonymous No.14917236]

>>14917216
Give me your employee discount at Home Depot

[Anonymous No.14917258]

>>14917053

>Vitalik never claimed this shit bro.

Are you retarded faggot? I am literally posting a link to where Vitalik stated it would take about 100 years for ETH supply to get to 100 Million because of "EXPONENTIAL SLOWDOWN." Learn to read moron

> Hence, there is already an exponential slowdown in the growth of the ETH supply built into the protocol; my script shows: - Vitalik Buterin

> approx ETH supply 95,912,556 time 2018-11-03

> approx ETH supply 98,562,556 time 2025-10-02

> approx ETH supply 101,212,556 time 2128-03-20

https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/5izcf5/lets_talk_about_the_projected_coin_supply_over/dbc66rd/

[Anonymous No.14917289]

>>14917236
Retired, but you are right you'll be too poor to buy rope or a gun. Loop a belt around your neck and the other side to yoyr favorite door knob, tighten it up and then sit down to relieve of yourself heaviest bags in the known universe.

[Anonymous No.14917329]

The future is lots of makerDAOs pegged to lots of different things. It will be pretty cool

Having said that, nobody cares what i think

[Anonymous No.14917343]

>>14917289
>he doesnt know that no belt can loop around your neck and also tie to a doorknob on the other side
Deathlet

[Anonymous No.14917345]

sum rough numbers

Current daily BTC inflation: 1800BTC (0.01% of circulating supply)
Current daily ETH inflation: 13500ETH (0.0126% of circulating supply)

BTC going to get halvening in a year. ETH going to get significantly more than just a halvening, but probably in 2 years. There has also been talked about making ETH deflationary once full PoS happens.

Inflation FUD is only for math illiterates.

[Anonymous No.14917443]

Dont ask me for sources. These are all very easy to find. You just got to have some minimal crypto understanding and a calculator.

[Anonymous No.14917470]

>>14913553
moon soon

[Anonymous No.14917531]

>>14916042
>ETH2.0 was just pushed back another year...AGAIN.
Nothing like that happened. Only the beacon chain was supposed to launch in 2020 and it's going to.

[Anonymous No.14917542]

>>14917345
Kek. I like it how FUD just flat out stops after some facts are presented. ETH inflation isnt 3 times of BTC or something that corecucks like us to think. It is only 26% more at the moment. The future is uncertain, but even with some delays towards PoS, there wont be a lot difference with BTC inflation.

[Anonymous No.14917565]

>>14917345

Current BTC inflation rate = 3.68% per year

Current ETH inflation rate = 4.61% per year

BTC is will have 1.80% after next halvening. Nothing with ETH is guaranteed. ETH has changes in difficulty bomb adjustments, Constantinople fork which delayed the difficulty bomb to block times that have increased or decreased. Again, nothing is guaranteed. In fall of 2017 only 15,000 was being produced per day. Then it shot back up to 20,000. This shit is not written in code and is a monetary policy that Vitalik and crew wing as it as they go -- just like the Federal reserve and central banks.

[Anonymous No.14917623]

>>14917565
>Vitalik and crew wing as it as they go
Absolutely, 100%, correct.

But, what is their incentive to even work on the network?
ICO funds they gathered in 2015? Doubt it.
Massive ETH bags? You got it.
A cabal of skilled individuals hoarding the same shitcoin, that can play by flexible rules.
Where does the coin go from here I wonder...

[Anonymous No.14917640]

$800 or so in January then a dump to double digits again where it will stay mark my words

[Anonymous No.14917642]

>>14917565
Eth1 was always understood as a work in progress.
They are actually trying to create something with real value, not just speculative bubble like bitcoin. You can derive fundamental value for eth based on fees and staking eth under PoS.

[Anonymous No.14917678]

I think it is time for Coretards to answer some question back.
When is LN going to be accepted as a failure? 18 months after launch already, but less than 1000 BTC on it and no further growth in sight.

[Anonymous No.14917701]

>>14917678
In their delusion they didn't realize ln is a shitcoin and is going to have growth like a shitcoin.
Why would anybody sane prefer ln over something else, even ltc?

[Anonymous No.14917710]

>>14917640
>$800 or so in January then a dump to double digits again where it will stay mark my words
The absolute state. Once PoS + sharding hits, ETH will never again go below $1000 again.

I am currently taking all my shitcoin profits and putting them into a MKR CDP to leverage myself to 1000 ETH till EOY. 12 - 18 months from now, I'll be a millionaire.

It bears repeating: just like BTC is THE SoV coin because it has first mover advantage and a great team, ETH will be THE DeFi platform because it has first mover advantage, a huge team, and tons of feeder projects.

[Anonymous No.14917732]

>>14917710
>I am currently taking all my shitcoin profits and putting them into a MKR CDP to leverage myself to 1000 ETH till EOY

anon explain how please.

[Anonymous No.14917739]

>>14917710
I mean I hope you're right, it would make me some decent money my stack is just 150 but I don't really see $1k+ happening again

[Anonymous No.14917830]

>>14917623

To be fair they're trying but people who think they're going to get rich off ETH 2.0 and staking are going to get fucked hard. As mentioned nothing in ETH is set in stone and they wing their monetary policy as they go, which can increase inflation by a lot

>>14917565
.>>14917258

But worse is that staking has created downward price spiral for EVERY crypto that has implemented staking including Peercoin, NXT, ARK, Stratis, etc. On top of that ETH is implementing hybrid POW/POS for god knows how long and they have to satisfy POW miners and incentivize staking. I expect issuance/inflation to rise again dramatically to satisfy both groups. I am not sure why people would bet on this horse before this mess is sorted when Bitcoin 1.8% inflation will guarantee a much better return a few months post halvening around 2021.

[Anonymous No.14917870]

>>14917830
>inflation
>inflation
>inflation

why is everyone focusing on inflation with insane crypto price fluctuation? the only thing that matters is public perception and whale pumps. if you think PoS isn't hitting all news channels when it's released, you're out of your mind.

[Anonymous No.14918117]

>>14917870

Because the biggest downward pressure on price long term is inflation. It is much greater than the whale dumplings that brainlets panic about.

Listen to this wise Anon

>>14917258
>>14917565
>>14917830

This is great information you'll never get on hive mind plebbit

[Anonymous No.14918122]

>>14917732
MKR is mighty complicated at first, but the TL;DR is the following:
- lock your ETH
- receive DAI ("draw") for like 30% of your locked ETH's worth
- buy more ETH
- lock those again, draw DAI
- if ETH rises, your WHOLE stack rises
- after a doubling against USD, pay back a bit of your loan, free some ETH, sell them for the higher price and use the money to free the rest. Sell for magic gainz.

Ex:
- buy 10 ETH @ $200
- lock and draw 3.3 ETH worth of DAI, 660 DAI.
- Buy 3.3 ETH
- lock and draw 1 ETH worth of DAI, 200 DAI
- buy 1 ETH

=> you now have 14.3 ETH, but locked.

- ETH goes to $600 each
- buy a bit of MKR for fees
- sell your 1 ETH for $600
- unfreeze 3 ETH, sell for 1800 DAI
- use 60 DAI to unfreeze .3 ETH
- dissolve CDP, you now have 10 ETH + 1800 DAI - 60 DAI= $7740.

=> In addition to the 300% rise of ETH, you get an additional 87% from low leveraging via CDP. Just don't go overboard with drawing DAI on your ETH or you are going to be liquidated

[Anonymous No.14918188]

>>14918122
thanks anon

[Anonymous No.14918194]

[Anonymous No.14918209]

POS takes out the lower bound from ethereum, the production cost of new coins will become 0 and every new coin will get dumped on market, eth has always been a centralized cult lead by vitalik

[Anonymous No.14918314]

Ethereum is the safest bet for passive income with crypto

[Anonymous No.14918544]

>>14918209
There is no "lower bound" for POW crypto.
Eventually miners start dropping out as it's no longer profitable, difficulty goes down, and everything continues as normal. And production costs even under POS aren't 0, there is hardware maintenance and at current prices you're barely making even.

t. BTC in 2018 "6k is the bottom, it's unprofitable to mine below that"

>>14918117
>great information
You mean retarded parroting?

[Anonymous No.14918562]

>>14915538
It can’t do that whether the price is 1$ or 1000$

[Anonymous No.14918570]

>>14918562
same for every crypto

[Anonymous No.14918716]

>>14918209
>POS takes out the lower bound from ethereum, the production cost of new coins will become 0
Oh look, someone has no idea what PoS means.

[Anonymous No.14918749]

>>14918209
imagine being this dumb

[Anonymous No.14919379]

>>14913573

Blue chip? More like a limp dick

[Anonymous No.14920055]

>>14916239
>ADA
>vaporware and the devs are about to bail
not vaporware - shelly POS in phase 1 testnet and devs are pushing out an updated version of that testnet weekly and are amobg the most acyive in the entire cryptosphere
>about to bail
your FUD is so weak and pathetic and provably false that your desperation must be insanely intense. check your shorts anon, smells likeshit down there

[Anonymous No.14920197]

>>14916247
yes because people buying ICOs were using massive amounts of fiat to do so and were doing so in an itrational speculative frenzy. there is mo use case exclusive to ETH that will generate even 0.5% of the buy pressure for ETH that ICO frenzy created.

[Anonymous No.14920218]

>>14920055
>POS
no sorry champ but what you have is called Delegated Proof of Stake, or DPOS.

[Anonymous No.14920230]

How long till .019?

[Anonymous No.14920237]

>>14913553
SELL PLEASE FFS
and stop posting shitty FUD threads alraedy

[Anonymous No.14920358]

>>14920218
ADA is true proof of stake. DPoS is EOS where the 20 "trusted" block producers are the trusted delegates. anyone and everyone can stake any amount of ADA - true POS. you can stake 1 ADA if you want and there will be no limit to the number of staking pools. people will also have the option to delegate their stake to another if they don't want to run a staking node themselves. perhaps that's where you're confused.
https://staking.cardano.org

[Anonymous No.14920393]

>>14920358
>you can delegate your stake
>but it's not delegated proof of stake
Yes the ADA marketing team sure is advertising it as POS
but if it looks like a duck and quacks like one
it's a duck

[Anonymous No.14920574]

>>14918122
What is the best platform to accomplish this? Does anyone do this at scale?

[Anonymous No.14920595]

>>14920574
https://instadapp.io/
https://loanscan.io/interest-rates
https://compound.finance/
https://trade.dydx.exchange/

[Anonymous No.14920605]

>>14918314
>Ethereum is the safest bet for passive income with crypto
http://insideenergy.org/2014/08/18/data-explore-15-years-of-power-outages/
Data from 15 years of power outages in the United states
>65 power outage events of 4 days
>40 power outage events of 5 days
>28 power outage events of 6 days
>105 power outage events of 7 or more days
>each of the above categories includes millions and millions and millions of affected people
>your ETH POS node goes down
>your ETH stake gets confiscated
>safest way to Stake coins
>being this retarded
too bad the ETH devs don't know how to build a better system that isn't broken by design. ah well

[Anonymous No.14920674]

>>14920393
sweet jesus you are stupid. you can stake any amount of ADA. Any human with acomputer and a internet connection can deploy a node and stake coins. That is what true POS quacks like dumbfuck. allowing for the possibility of some people within that POS system to chose to delegate within that system does not make it a DPoS system. you don't know what the fuck you are talking about. perhaps you should read the papers and learn something so you don't look so stupid in the future

[Anonymous No.14920730]

>>14920605
?
Go check out how staking slashing actually works before posting about it.

The FUD is getting so low IQ that I dont know what to think about it anymore. Are they trying to trying to make FUDders look bad on intention, are they really underdeveloped mentally or are they just trolls wasting time and enjoying the (you)s.

[Anonymous No.14920752]

>>14920674
Delegation will create an ecosystem where people would rather delegated than stake themselves. It creates centralization. I agree that it's not what we traditionally know as DPOS but it's still kind of shit. Trustless delegation is a bad idea. I can guarantee you that there will be a small amount of pools with a majority of the power.

>>14920605
Oh my, with so many outages how do most websites manage to stay up all of the time
what secret technology do they posses

[Anonymous No.14920935]

>>14920730
its actually a subset of crypto "enthusiasts" who fall into two categories. 1. those who wish to see ETH fail solely because they missed the 10x and want their shitcoin to moon
2. BTC maxi pads who want supremacy over every alternative and are blinded
both are desperate bag holders and ultimately will pay the price

[Anonymous No.14920978]

>>14920935
what about people who see it for the scam it is
you're probably some random altcoin fag who thinks he's smarter than the best developers and cryptologists in the world (bitcoin core)

[Anonymous No.14920990]

>>14920978
>cryptologists

[Anonymous No.14921047]

>>14920935

>BTC maxi pads ... are desperate bag holders

ETH is -86% from ATH and is the same price as it was in May 2017 when BTC was about $2,200 and you think BTC investors are the ones holding bags? kek

The absolute delusion of mETH cucks

[Anonymous No.14921084]

>>14920978
case in point

sorry this looks like bait but ill entertain (You) , what in your opinion makes it a scam? and (You) are literally (((who)))? im not a cryptologist but i am a dev and i probably know more about it than 90% of people surfing this board. how does this affect what i said previously?

[Anonymous No.14921111]

>>14921084
if you can tie your shoes you know more than 90% of this board

[Anonymous No.14921141]

>>14921047
btc is inefficient. the end.

[Anonymous No.14921192]

>>14921111
true. this board is full of bag holders with the sole purpose of dumping their precious coins on someone else. what an existence

[Anonymous No.14921200]

>>14913553
Sell, don't bag hodl alts, thats for newfags & reddit.
Can't wait for the 29th

[Anonymous No.14921242]

>>14921084
most devs recognize the value of Ethereum which is why almost every developer in crypto works with it. it's really just weirdo libertarians who are obsessed with BTC.

[Anonymous No.14921285]

>>14921242
nigger crypto is about cryptographers not kids developers, no serious cryptographer works on eth
they all work for btc or military,
cyrptographers are literally the rarest workers on the planet there is no other type of worker rarer then cryptographers
only kids judge a blockchain by the amount of java devs

[Anonymous No.14921317]

>>14921285
oh no
it's retarded

[Anonymous No.14921365]

>>14921141

>btc is inefficient. the end.

mETH as the OP is a leaky buthole. It was worth .09 BTC and $225 in May 2017 when BTC was $2,200. It's worth less now in dollars and worth only .02 BTC. You gotta be retarded to hold this calling it efficient

[Anonymous No.14921633]

>>14921285
imagine actually believing this

>>14921365
english mother fucker do you speak it

[Anonymous No.14921718]

ETH is a mess.

[Anonymous No.14921942]

Can't wait

[Anonymous No.14921957]

>>14921200
What happens the 29th o:

[Anonymous No.14922044]

>>14914344
BTC is finished. It will never hit $13k again, let alone $100k.

[Anonymous No.14922195]

>>14921957
Bitfinex vs NY has filed a motion of dismissal the motion will be reviewed. Most maxis think this is their second shot at buying cheap coin cause they believe it will hit 3k again lmfao what delusion of grandeur

[Anonymous No.14923169]

>>14921633

Typing on my phone at work motherfucker

mETH is as the OP said: a leaky buthole. It was worth .09 BTC and $225 in May 2017 when BTC was $2,200. It's worth less now in dollars and worth only .02 BTC. You gotta be retarded to hold this calling it efficient.

[Anonymous No.14923213]

>>14923169
>wagie thinks his opinion matters

[Anonymous No.14923387]

>>14922195
Absolutely no way does that motion get granted

[Anonymous No.14923497]

>>14915538
I didn't say zero value.
When I say useful, I mean useful for more than trading in a speculation market.
Like decentralized insurance or P2P lending or at least trustless poker.
There are plenty of problems eth can probably solve, but hasn't.

[Anonymous No.14923573]

>>14920752
>I can guarantee you that there will be a small amount of pools with a majority of the power.
wrong again. you think this has not been solved? by tweaking rewards payout rates to be maximized for pools of a certain size with diminishong returns for pools having more or less than the ideal number, you create a financial incentive for pool sizes to be as large ir small as is ideal for the protocol. they can tune it for 100 pools or 1000 pools or 10,000 pools or 5,612 pools.

[Anonymous No.14923636]

Im holding TOMO instead of ETH so comfy rn

[Anonymous No.14923643]

>>14920752
>Oh my, with so many outages how do most websites manage to stay up all of the time
>what secret technology do they posses
AWS. so to safely stake for ETH you need to centralize everything to AWS and the like? yes i'm sure your average ETHholder will be able to get that up and running. meanwhile when they can't the stories of people having their staked coins slashed will start rolling in the first year due to simple unavoidable mother nature gifted multi-day power outages.

[Anonymous No.14923650]

>>14923573
>be pool operator
>current pool too big
>tell half your delegators to fuck off to your new pool
>become pool network operator
#SYBILED

[Anonymous No.14924127]

>>14920197

yes but there was also a lot of selling pressure, because the people who hosted the ico's were cashing out.

[Anonymous No.14924170]

>>14920574
There are people with open CDP's with millions of dollars locked. Look into Makerdao CDP'S.

[Anonymous No.14924268]

>>14921047
Your desperation says you bought at 14k, so yes you are bagholding.

[Anonymous No.14924813]

>>14923650
pool operators cannot kick people out. that's just not how it works anon. you think you're going to think of a way to break ouroboros that neither IOHK nor the cryptographic / mathematic / game theoretic scientific communities haven't thought of?