IOTA

[Anonymous No.3518262]

Do you want to be rich or not?

[Anonymous No.3518267]

>>3518262

[Anonymous No.3518276]

Those are merely presentations.

[Anonymous No.3518791]

Don't long term invest in this shit coin. They have way to many issues. SERIOUS SECURITY FLAWS. Everyone who meets the team is unimpressed and dislikes them. AVOID.

[Anonymous No.3519863]

>September, 2017
>Not investing in IOTA

Are you even trying to get to lambo land anon?

[Anonymous No.3519980]

>>3519863
More like 1993 honda civic land
Fucking cuck coin

[Anonymous No.3520198]

>>3519863

[Anonymous No.3520210]

>>3518791
So what issues currently exist?

[Anonymous No.3520476]

>>3520210
Who knows? Read the unbiased article. The researchers are literally confident IOTA must have more major flaws because the last one was unthinkably dumb. The CEO of IOTA was recently complaining on YouTube about how expensive blockchain programmers were (1 million per year, crazy!). Well, that is the type of leadership that delivers a shitty, unstable, and probably insecure platform.

[Anonymous No.3520493]

>>3520476
So you don't know.
I've read all articles about it. There are no other problems.

Please refrain from posting like libtards kthnx

[Anonymous No.3520517]

>>3518262
shh quit posting actually relevant information we're too busy yelling NAZI and FAGGOT at each other like sportsfans.

[Anonymous No.3520531]

"First production ready applications of IOTA run by large conglomerates are going live early next year." - Dominik Schiener at the Wanxiang Shanghai Blockchain Conference, like two days ago

[Anonymous No.3520537]

>>3518262
IOTA is centralized so it is not true crypto

[Anonymous No.3520546]

>>3520537
Good. Global corporations dgaf about your ancap meme currencies.

[Anonymous No.3520556]

>>3520476
It's so obvious that you don't know what you're talking about. The "everyone" you're talking about are either practically anonymous nerds that have little to no influence in the market or intentional FUDs.

>>3520537
IOTA is a utility for IoT, not cryptocurrency. This is correct, but that does not make it unprofitable.

[Anonymous No.3520564]

>>3520493
>. There are no other problems.
hahahahaha
How the fuck would you know that? No one can! You judge a team by their past. The best weather predictor is today's weather. Anyone investing long term in IOTA is a fucking fool. It probably has many security holes. Serious ones. Why? BECAUSE THIS TEAM LITERALLY PRODUCED THE WORST SECURITY HOLE EVER FROM A MAJOR CRYPTO COMPANY

[Anonymous No.3520571]

>>3520556
There is a name right there.. Research them. They are world class academics nitwit.

[Anonymous No.3520576]

>>3520564
>all this ass mad
>and capslock to top it off
Look kid, I don't give a fuck about what you think. Just don't post bullshit as if it were fact when you don't have anything to back it up

So please show me these other "major security flaws" or fuck back off to whatever board you came from

[Anonymous No.3520585]

ALLAHU AKBAR
GET (EN)RICH(ED) OFF OF THE INFIDELS
IOTA AKBAR

[Anonymous No.3520597]

There are commercials right now for SAP and their growing commitment to the IOT, including a partnership with Dell.

IOTA just added Oliver Bussmann to the team, who is the CIO of UBS and SAP.

I'm trying to help you.

[Anonymous No.3520603]

Everyone who reads this can see who the bagholders are. Neck-your-selves panjeets. Whites and east asians know what is going on.

[Anonymous No.3520615]

>>3520597
hahaha
desperation of a coming collapse

[Anonymous No.3520627]

>>3520603
The bagholders are the ones making logical posts and have information you don't have
The fudders are the polrefugees who keep spamming Muslim memes and using caps and ahah*12 to argue their points.

Really telling.

[Anonymous No.3520645]

>>3520571
First of all, no, I wouldn't read the opinion of any "academic" and base their entire viewpoint on it without doing their own research. Second, a single group of "academic researchers" and other nerds who are also competing in the same market still does not "everyone" make.

Nice ad hominem. You seem confident in doing a really good job spreading your message to protect people from investing in a very profitable company.

[Anonymous No.3520693]

I dunno man the tangle is pretty sick.

[Anonymous No.3520697]

>>3520531

At 4:30 for anyone interested
https://youtube.com/watch?v=_4QsrGF2VSw

[Anonymous No.3520699]

>solid dev team

[Anonymous No.3520718]

>>3520571
This was the bitcoin club. The unofficial MIT bitcoin club. This was not "MIT" any more than Harvards unofficial anime club is Harvard

[Anonymous No.3520775]

>>3520645
>Nice ad hominem. You seem confident in doing a really good job spreading your message to protect people from investing in a very profitable company.

BUYING IOTA IS NOT INVESTING IN A COMPANY
IT IS BUYING A COIN
THIS IS THE SINGLE BIGGEST FUD IDEA OUT THERE

[Anonymous No.3520795]

Every half-baked, spurious possible partnership offered in this thread could make ZERO difference to the value of the IOTA coin. ZERO.

[Anonymous No.3520809]

The IOTA team could partner with Dell, but unless Dell is literally buying millions of coins, it doesn't make a difference. This FUD must stop.

[Anonymous No.3520827]

>>3520809
... do you know what fud is?

[Anonymous No.3520848]

The coins are the currency for the microtransactions between machines. Owners of Miota can sell or lend their currency to conglomerates that need them for their products. If you don't believe they will do that, you are entitled to that opinion. The list of companies working with Iota suggest otherwise, as the mechanism by which the system works (the currency) is obviously known to them. You don't have to buy, anon. But you're coming off as an uninformed fudder, and it does look a bit personal.

[Anonymous No.3520860]

>>3520809
A million coins cost .54 cents right now. Why wouldn't they?

[Anonymous No.3520866]

>>3520809
IOTA is basically marketing a new protocol, which will be based on the IOTA cryptocurrency, which leverages the Internet of Things. If you can't see how becoming directly involved in the technical innovations of major companies doesn't affect IOTA's value, ok. Fine. You win. Here's your (You), mad guy.

[Anonymous No.3520890]

>>3518262

1.5bil market cap, 50 cents..

so IOTA needs a 15bil market cap just to reach 5 dollars, wow you're gonna be so rich!!

[Anonymous No.3520909]

>>3520890
Because more money can never flow in. A cap is a cap in the literal sense and nothing can exceed it.

These people think their opinion mean anything. Lmao.

[Anonymous No.3520926]

>>3520890
k so the only arguments against buying iota this cheap are "lol ur not gonna be rich till next year", "allahu akbar" and ALL CAPS FUD.

have fun being fucking poor forever /biz/

[Anonymous No.3520948]

>>3520866
This isn't accurate. You can use the protocol without using the currency. Also the team is involved with many other venture that may or MAY NOT use the coin. So, no, stop spreading actual FUD, everything the team or company does does not deal with the COIN. Unless you hear about a venture that would cause millions upon millions of coins to be bough constantly, it isn't going to shoot up to 5 dollars, you dumb fucking panjeet.

[Anonymous No.3520966]

>>3520926

we're just trying to help you here, if you don't care about waiting to get rich, maybe have a look at this thread over here

>>3515536

make the right decision once in your life god damn it, don't fall for the iota and ripple meme

[Anonymous No.3520970]

>>3520564
you shit on a street though.

[Anonymous No.3521040]

>>3520890
The market cap of iota increases 27.7 million dollars every time there is a 1 cent raise in price. Do you honestly believe that anywhere near 27 million needs to be invested for the price to go up 1 penny? More realistically the number is closer to $250,000 for a 1 penny increase.

[Anonymous No.3521153]

>>3520966
There are so many companies doing the exact same thing right now. Why should I go with OMG over Ripple or IOTA? (I have money in all three)

>>3520948
Idk man even if you were right I wouldn't see why anyone would want to believe you because you literally can't string together a single thought without getting so fucking butthurt or misusing your words.

[Anonymous No.3521185]

>>3520948
Again, a million coins is currently around 54 cents.

[Anonymous No.3521312]

>>3521185
STFU smart ass. Everyone uses the prices on the exchange. Fine, millions upon millions of MIOTAs. Fucking loser.

[Anonymous No.3521319]

>>3521312
you shit on a street though.

[Anonymous No.3521324]

>>3521153
People know who to trust. The number of lurkers to posters is more than 100 to 1 here. Fuck you and your bags. I will fight for truth and against shiesters like IOTA every chance I get.

[Anonymous No.3521333]

>>3521324
no one trusts a street shitter.

[Anonymous No.3521441]

>>3521324
>>3520948
But you can't back up any of your claims with actual facts. All of your arguments have been based in your personal opinions. Why wouldn't businesses buy IOTA if they were going to use it as their protocol? Why would they build it in-house when IOTA is already compatible with so many devices? I suppose they very well could, but I also I imagine a lot of the work marketing IOTA goes into making profitable partnerships for the IOTA cryptocurrency. They are building a strong, interdisciplinary team and have a lot of press right now even despite the recent FUDing. You make the same arguments over and over and when someone calls you out you respond with insults and no substance or real dialogue. It is clear from your demeanor and inability to present a coherent argument that you are personally affected by this and as a result, no one will listen to you and will only feel second-hand embarrassment for you while they lurk this thread.

[Anonymous No.3521478]

>>3521441
>Why wouldn't businesses buy IOTA if they were going to use it as their protocol?
They would rather get the benefits from the protocol and create their own coin so they can benefit from an ICO. Is this a real questions?

Also, OMG, Ripple, and IOTA all do different things. So I don't think anyone should trust your investment advice. You also thought the stupidest fucking thing in crypt: buying currency is like buying stock.

[Anonymous No.3521524]

>>3521478
So every company is going to roll their own IoT crypto? That doesn't sound like it will work long-term. Invest in 20 different coins so they can buy this here and that there... Platforms are obviously a good long-term investment for cryptocurrencies and leveraging the IoT would be tempting because it's naturally scalable without investing in more computing power.

[Anonymous No.3521539]

>>3521478
street shitter.

[Anonymous No.3521591]

>>3521524
>So every company is going to roll their own IoT crypto?
Every single company that can will.

[Anonymous No.3521629]

>>3521591
lol k cause you said so right? this guy knows what he's talking about

oh and fuck you
>>3519980
old hondas are cool.

[Anonymous No.3521638]

>>3521629
that isn't an NSX