AVAX, DOT, ATOM, ARK

[Anonymous No.28871899]

How the fuck do you choose? They all have working products. They all have widely varying marketcaps. The differences are there, but certainly not gamechangers. Why would I invest in one over the other?

[Anonymous No.28872013]

>>28871899
4 bleh mediocre pics. dot if those are your choices

[Anonymous No.28872094]

Agree. Dot def for long term

[Anonymous No.28872241]

>>28872013
I own none, but see the value in interchain functionality. I realize there are some chains such as ICON that have that function built in, and I have invested in them, but it certainly seems these cross-chain platforms have gained a hell of a lot of ground lately.

[Anonymous No.28872260]

>>28871899
The Zero Exchange DEX let’s you trade assets between AVAX, ETH and (soon) DOT.

So there is that to consider.

[Anonymous No.28872546]

>>28871899
Short term atom is/was a no-brainer but this thread shows you are so have fun staying poor

[Anonymous No.28872797]

>>28872013
>>28872094
Why DOT? If anything, AVAX might be undervalued.

[Anonymous No.28873373]

>>28872797
AVAX will easily do $500 this year, probably $1k.

[Anonymous No.28873581]

>>28871899


Why ARK? I don't know of projects working on their platform. Genuinely interested.

[Anonymous No.28873621]

>>28872260
>>28873373
To any anons who need to see this, ZERO is an obvious rug.

1. Entire team is anon
2. They made their own bridge with unknown secret relayers and unknown code. The team claims Chainsafe helped them, Chainsafe team says they have never heard of zero. Relayers can take bridged funds at any time.
3. ZERO smart contract allows for anon devs to mint half of the total supply at any moment and rug.

Rug Rug Rug

[Anonymous No.28873878]

>>28871899
>Atom
I'll stick to the one actually fulfilling their white sheet to the fullest extent.

[Anonymous No.28874065]

>>28873621
Thanks, just bought 100K ZERO