BUY IOTA OR YOU WILL ROPE 100% EOY

[Anonymous No.28956910]

>Feeless
>Fast (10s)
>Scalable (1000tps without sharding)
>Data AND value transcations
>Energy efficient

2nd layer
>IOTA Smart contracts
>IOTA Oracle
>IOTA Digital assets (NFTs)
>IOTA Access
>IOTA Identity
>IOTA Streams

Adoption (very small excerpt)
>INTEL uses IOTA for oracles (project Alvarium)
>Germany tracks Covid-19 tests and vaccines
>BOSCH offers IOTA middleware for XDK IoT sensors
>ST Microelectronics offer IOTA middleware for chips
>German autonomous driving project
>EU2020 CityXChange smart city project
>Austin Texas smart city project
>Canada CO2 tracking
>over 300 patents mentioning IOTA
>and so much more

Next up:
-Q1 Chrysalis mainnet update + NEW Firefly wallet
-Q2 Digital assets (NFTs, already on Chrysalis)
-Q3 Smart contracts full release (alpha already out)
-Q4 Coordicide (IOTA fully decentralized. Testnet already running)

[Anonymous No.28957048]

>>28956910
The funny part is most upcoming releases, exchange listings and real-world uses didn't even make it on this list. There is just to much to IOTA to fit into one post

[Anonymous No.28957144]

>>28956910
IOTA Foundation are 120+ (soon 150+) people, not even counting academic partners like University Vienna, RWTH Aachen, industry developers or community developers

[Anonymous No.28957414]

>>28957144
Ecosystem is growing exponentially, but players like DELL, BOSCH, ST Microelectronincs and even Governments like Germany, Canada, Japan, EU jump on the bandwagon at increasing speed

[Anonymous No.28957527]

Just go to docs.iota.org and have a look if you haven't yet.

Buy now or regret later.

[Anonymous No.28957744]

I just looked at https://iotaarchive.com/

If even a fraction of that comes true... IOTA's price will have no limits.

No need for Link either since they have their own Oracles...

[Anonymous No.28957848]

>>28957048
The amount of partner shops they’ve rolled out these last two weeks are mind boggling
>Microsoft
>IBM
>Tesla
>German Givernment
>Zebra (largest barcode reader manufacturer in the world)
>these are just a small handful
REEEEEEEEEE

[Anonymous No.28958135]

>>28957744
Checked. IOTA penetrates so many different markets.
>Smart-grid / automated electricity
>Data trust and oracles / Data marketplaces
>DeFi
>NFTs/Tokenized economy
>Decentralized Identity
>Machine economy (autonomous car paying parking ticket and repairs)
and I guess I left some out here. Each is a multi-billion market. In most they are they are crypto adoption leader.

[Anonymous No.28958449]

>>28957414
Another angle is looking at patents: Hundreds of patents from hundreds of companies. Noteworthy for example this Mastercard patent for payment technology: https://worldwide.espacenet.com/patent/search?q=pn%3DUS2020265395A1

[Anonymous No.28958612]

>>28957848
>microsoft
>tesla
It's possible but these haven't been confirmed

[Anonymous No.28958680]

>>28956910
>>28957144
>>28957414
>>28958449
God damn I cum so hard these passionless PowerPoints are posted.

[Anonymous No.28958734]

>>28958612
No they haven't, don't know what he is talking about

[Anonymous No.28958830]

all the people in this thread are paid for post / reply or bots

[Anonymous No.28958946]

>>28958830
Or simply bored at home. Heads up! At least you get free entertainment

[Anonymous No.28959377]

I agree, if you aren't convinced, just take a look at the iota's github.

It has like 10-100 times the amount of code compared to virtually any other crypto project all-the-while it isn't even in the top 10 mcaps.

also it still has active devlopment. some top coins haven't had any work done on them since the last crypto crash, and they are still portrayed as the vanguard of crypto.

[Anonymous No.28959653]

>>28959377
Almost impossible to believe that Ltc, BSV, Tron and BCH are all above IOTA. For me this means x5 to x10 EOY

[Anonymous No.28959663]

>>28956910
DR;NS

[Anonymous No.28959744]

>>28959653
Doge is too. Clown world...

[Anonymous No.28960126]

>>28958449
>Imagine NFTs on feeless base-layer
>Imagine IOTA being part of several smart city projects (Austin, Taipeh, EU2020 CityXChange, Germany and several others)
>Imagine just ONE (1) city tokenizing all their real-estate on the Tangle

If you cant see it yet I have little hope for you Anon

[Anonymous No.28960196]

This one was hacked.

[Anonymous No.28960218]

when you look at the competition, it s a pleasure to hold this token.

[Anonymous No.28960377]

oh, btw anon: entertain yourself with relevant information: everything about iota is summed up in this thread:

>>28776272

[Anonymous No.28960423]

>>28956910
Horrible. All these newfags on this board.

Iota was the meme coin number one in 2017. Still remember they wanted to build smart refugee cities.

[Anonymous No.28960444]

>>28960196
There was a Wallet hack through a third party integration 1 year ago. The actual network never had any problem (so same as Btc, Eth etc)

[Anonymous No.28960486]

>>28960196
eth was hacked. you do not even understand what you re writing about, anon.

[Anonymous No.28960553]

>>28960218
I agree so comfy already x3

[Anonymous No.28960667]

>>28957744
I own Iota and link. No freaking way iota can catch link in the smart contract field, stop claiming this to sell Iota as it sounds wishful and bearish.

[Anonymous No.28960755]

At current mcap iota is not going to do 100x, but it is the surest bet at a 10x among the mid caps.

[Anonymous No.28960833]

>>28960486
ETH was never hacked, as far as I known. There was a major bug *in a smart contract*.

[Anonymous No.28960874]

>>28960667
Link is still ahead, but DELL prefers to do oracles with IOTA. https://blog.iota.org/together-iota-and-dell-technologies-demonstrate-project-alvarium/

Its only first-party oracles so far (so based on previous trust). However its the first sting. Decentralized oracles can be build wit IOTA Smart contract suit soon. Lets see where this goes

[Anonymous No.28961224]

What's the excuse for the team halting down the chain because they wanted to?
How could I ever take this project seriously when a central power can shut down the network if they want to?

[Anonymous No.28961241]

>>28960874
They will have the capabilities and they may grab a chunk of industry, they will not make link disappear, that snowball is to big rolling far down the mountain. I'm expecting to se a $10 token if they are successful, it's good they are with Dell. No doubt Dell is taking a risk to boost itself against the competing giants it must face.
I'm awaiting to see chrysalis

[Anonymous No.28961392]

>>28961224
I'm not worried about that central element, they will take down the central aspect as their system gets big enough.
If they do not and even if something goes wrong, they know it will be a fatal blow. I would not expect them to purposely mess up this time.

[Anonymous No.28961434]

I have always ignored this shitcoin so I have a few questions
Can i run a node?
How does it counter spam?

[Anonymous No.28961506]

>>28961224
Coordicide Q4, coordinator-free testnet (=Pollen) already running. They invent completly new consensus algorithm and spend years in mathematical, peer-reviewed proofs. Now they take time to finish the engineering part, since there is a billion-dollar network at stake.

[Anonymous No.28961519]

>>28961224
They keep control over the network until they are 100% sure it is ready. professional move if you want my opinion. Shitcoins tems hurry to release any shit as fast as possible.

[Anonymous No.28961556]

>>28956910
>>28957144
>>28957414
Can you please dump it? I want in, but like at 1 cent.

[Anonymous No.28961619]

>>28960755
Compare it with ETH's and BTC's marketcap. 100x is absolutely possible with the developments and adoption that is occurring

[Anonymous No.28961677]

>>28960423

this is basically the only investment drawback. There are better intermittent trades. But Iota is what you want long term when it is stable and sees adoption.

[Anonymous No.28961724]

>>28961224
What's the excuse for Ethereum hardforking at the behest of Vitalik wanting to save his buddy's money?

The coordinator is going away. Stop being a nigger with this recycled FUD

[Anonymous No.28961732]

>>28961506
>coordicide q4
>literally moved back every quarter since 2017

[Anonymous No.28961798]

>>28961434
Yes everybody can run a node. In 4-6 weeks a HUGE breaking mainnet update will be released (Chrysalis) with two new, functionally identical, nodes (Bee and Hornet). You can play with them on the Chrysalis testnet in between.

Spam gets countered by a little POW, however the Tangle is very scalable (1000tps) and with every transaction you must validate 2 previous once.

If you want details go to https://blog.iota.org/
or ask the devs directly on IOTA Discord

[Anonymous No.28961861]

>>28961506

This it is basically cardano but with with the right concept (i.e. dag instead of blockchains)

[Anonymous No.28961889]

i was promised news. WHERE'S MY NEWS

[Anonymous No.28961930]

>>28961732
>eth scaling end of year
>literally moved back since 2017

[Anonymous No.28962791]

>>28960486
YOU don't understand what you type. IOTA integrated moonpay, and third party onto their block chain. Moonpay was hacked giving them some level of access.

[Anonymous No.28962925]

>>28962791
Moonpay was a wallet add-on you certin. The network was never hacked or anything like it. Seeds were stolen, network was fine (HUGE difference)

[Anonymous No.28963382]

>>28962925
Can't wait for new Firefly wallet. It will have chat, personalized contacts and NFT Manager (although not right from the start). Also with new STRONGHOLD security architecture Moonpay hack would no longer be possible

[Anonymous No.28963521]

Firefly wallet is going to change the face of crypto.
IOTA is the distruptive technology in the crypro space, all shall kneel to the money worm.

[Anonymous No.28963631]

>>28963382
>>28963521
Yep, Firefly wallet potential first crypto killer-app. Will become the WeChat of the western world

[Anonymous No.28964120]

>>28963631
Wechat x 1000. The crypto world will be truely interactable by the layman. It's going to be like when the mouse came out for computers.

[Anonymous No.28964143]

>>28963631
IOTA token will be used in a great variety of ways. From paying for data, services and goods to smart contracts/oracles, NFTs and more.

[Anonymous No.28964382]

>>28964120
Perfect analogy. Today using crypto means copy-pasting huge strings of letters, while communicating over different media and hoping you didn't mistyped anything. With other projects add ridiculous fees. Convenience is something other projects undervalued big time

[Anonymous No.28964642]

>>28956910
Compare and contrast IOTA oracles with Chainlink. Thanks.

[Anonymous No.28964935]

>>28964642
Chainlink is still ahead, however DELL recently chose IOTA over LINK for their oracle solution (https://blog.iota.org/together-iota-and-dell-technologies-demonstrate-project-alvarium/).). So far its only first-party oracles (so previous trust), however decentralized ones are already in the making. Maybe they will share market, maybe cooperate. Anyway, Link shouldnt feel to comfy

[Anonymous No.28964965]

Is this a meme or should I actually invest in it?

[Anonymous No.28965089]

>>28964965
not even close to a meme, anon. IOTA has the best tech in the industry. I only own ADA and IOTA.

[Anonymous No.28965137]

>>28964965
What's the difference?

[Anonymous No.28965170]

>>28960423
>Still remember they wanted to build smart refugee cities.
You'll get the rope first

[Anonymous No.28965206]

>>28961434
same anon
and this >>28961798 doesn't sound very promising to me. a "little" pow required, so who's gonna run nodes? people making $ from it. no network can be secure w/o widely distributed and properly incentivized third parties with substantially varied and differing interests amongst them. HOWEVER some of these shitcoin "eth killers" may still find value and success in certain market segments or use cases - but never as the true layer1 of web 3. that's 98.7% a forgone conclusion to eth.

[Anonymous No.28965219]

>>28965089
And do you think there's gonna be a dip or should I just grab it now?

>>28965137
true

[Anonymous No.28965289]

>>28965170
David is kicked from the foundation. All that stuff was him

[Anonymous No.28965334]

>>28965219
1.30 is a great entry, i just bought some more yesterday, small dip to around 1.19 but i got my second bag at 1.23.

[Anonymous No.28965706]

>>28965206
I´m not enough into tech to answer your concern in detail, best is you go to IOTA Discord, devs answer every day.

Are you unironically believing in ETHs future? Brave take. About 0.0001% of humans use this network and fees are already exploding. Sharding will never fully solve this.

[Anonymous No.28965937]

>>28965219
Short-term market is hard to predict, might dip, might not. But mid-term this year will be absolutely glorious

[Anonymous No.28965939]

join the video ama rn, anon :

https://youtu.be/EA9GOWz-rvM

[Anonymous No.28966081]

>>28965334
>>28965937
Well I bought 100 so fingers crossed

[Anonymous No.28966289]

>>28966081

[Anonymous No.28966415]

Spend 5k on it after reading here. thx :)

[Anonymous No.28966510]

>>28966415
See you 2025 (possibly earlier)

[Anonymous No.28967024]

>>28966415
Wow jumped right into suicide stack. You will live 2022 gratz

[Anonymous No.28967033]

>>28965706
you don't understand the tech, you're right.

[Anonymous No.28967534]

>>28967033
>ETH 2.0 will solve fundamental problems of blockchain trust me

[Anonymous No.28967602]

only 554 peopl watching the AMA rn?
https://youtu.be/EA9GOWz-rvM

there s so much room for growth for iota!
10X by march.

[Anonymous No.28967638]

So guys picked up a small stack. What I really like about the Trinity Wallet is that it lets me sign my transactions with my ledger.

[Anonymous No.28967776]

>>28967638
Dude then you will jizz at the new Firefly wallet (comes in about 4 weeks for Chrysalis update).

Also, welcome to the club
>>28966289
>>28966510

[Anonymous No.28968680]

>>28967638
How much you got?

[Anonymous No.28968806]

[Anonymous No.28968817]

>>28967602
this dude actually seems pretty cool. bullish

[Anonymous No.28968989]

>>28968806
IOTA charged its Genkidama for three full years. This is now a moon-sized planet-destroyer. The world of crypto will come to an end only to rise again from the ashes with a new, superior leader on top

[Anonymous No.28968995]

>>28968680
5.5 gI

[Anonymous No.28969118]

>>28968995
Nice another tangle-pilled Anon work suicide stack. You will not rope yourself EOY

[Anonymous No.28969134]

Glad to see some iota shilling. This has been the coin I've stanned since I first got into crypto years ago. I'm super hopeful, possible 40x within 5 years

[Anonymous No.28969433]

11 Gi here.... Will I ever make it? I am poor now

[Anonymous No.28969484]

>>28969118
I was never going to, my main stack is XRP ;)

[Anonymous No.28969600]

>>28969134


I never had doubts that iota will become the defacto no.1 crypto.

The only thing that always held me back was how far away adoption always seemed, and there where always better bang for the buck investments. But I believe that iota will push through the ranks in the coming months. Unless or bubble bursts there will never be a better entry, and there will never be a better entry with btc at this point.

Straddle up /biz/!

[Anonymous No.28970161]

>>28956910
This is one of them coins that you can't buy in the US, right? The type nobody wants because you can't move anything to the smart chain or whatever?

[Anonymous No.28970468]

>>28956910
devil in the details mate. never trust a developer without a thinkpad

[Anonymous No.28970710]

Quality thread, everything about this looks solid as fuck, I'm getting 6k ready for the next dip while watching GRT crab forever

[Anonymous No.28970795]

>>28970161
Can be bought in US, I think Binance. Also some exchange listings will come with Chrysalis update

>>28970468
Kek

[Anonymous No.28970803]

>>28969433
how does 1.1 million sound?

[Anonymous No.28972181]

>>28969433
Dude 11 Gi is like havin 83 BTC (compare network share). At least you will not rope yourself EOY. If you can affort to buy before $2, consider it. I believe we go to $5 this year

[Anonymous No.28972454]

>>28972181
Yes 1 Btc = 132 Mi

[Anonymous No.28973251]

>>28964143
Do you see 100 "THE GAS FEES SO HIGH" threads everyday? Well...
>Imagine DeFi without exploding fees
>Imagine DeFi without network congestion
IOTA Smart Contracts alpha release soon, full release Q3. It is obvious where this will lead.

[Anonymous No.28973552]

also consider avax, they seem to be going for dag smart contracts.

I would split investment 70:30 between iota and avax.

[Anonymous No.28973650]

>>28973552
What are the exact differences between Avax and IOTA?

[Anonymous No.28974214]

>>28973552
Doesn't Avax has fees?

[Anonymous No.28974498]

>>28973552
make it 90:10

[Anonymous No.28974702]

>>28973552
Piss off roach, nobody wants your double spend scam coin.

[Anonymous No.28975400]

>>28973650

I am no expert, and someone please correct me if I am wrong. The way I understand it is that avax has blockchain(s) which achieve consensus through a dag layer (I believe they call it snowball). So it is basically a blockchain, as in a chain of blocks, but confirmation is not reached through other blocks.

>>28974214
Yes, it does have fees to prevent spam. Iota deals with spam through Pow, I think.

>>28974498

avax is more high risk, but may see faster implementation/adoption (i.e. quicker returns) compared to a juggernaut like iota.

[Anonymous No.28976229]

Are there any developments towards Distributed Computing solutions, similar to Golem and RLC?

Something like this will need quite some time to develop, and cannot start soon enough.
Of course most projects like this could switch or adopt IOTA aswell if everything works, which again would be huge.

[Anonymous No.28976518]

>>28976229
Aren't smart contracts z some kind of distributed computing? Or you could manage rewards for participation through a smart contract

[Anonymous No.28977293]

>>28976518
The latter one is pretty much exactly what golem is doing. Smart Contracts will of course be needed in order to monetize computing hardware.

What I mean is some kind of SDK a developer can use to create a cloud application and some other application for people to kind of rent their hardware to the users.

[Anonymous No.28977953]

>>28977293
I´m 100% sure this is possible with smart contracts, since they are Turing complete. The upside of IOTA smart contracts compared to ETH would be, that it has fixed fees that are defined at creation of the smart contract and wouldnt suffer from congestion in other parts of the network.

Also IOTA Foundation is creating good tooling so everybody can play around and create smart cotnracts. This will take until Q3 though (even though Smart contracts can already be used now)

[Anonymous No.28978461]

>>28965206
Machines are going to run these nodes smart ass
It's Internet of things, not people