HBAR

[Anonymous No.52472080]

2022… I am forgotten

[Anonymous No.52472108]

>>52472080
hsisters are patiently waiting, 2 more weeks!

[Anonymous No.52472133]

>>52472108

[Anonymous No.52472191]

>>52472080
wtf is an hbar?

[Anonymous No.52472200]

what a shocker. another "utility" coin fails.

gee, it's almost like utility coins keep failing because the only utility here is line go up and nobody gives a fuck about tracking coupons

[Anonymous No.52472228]

>>52472200
You're retarded. Data is gold, tacking coupons reliably is a godsend for these companies.

Hbar hasn't failed in the slightest. It might, in the future. We'll see

[Anonymous No.52472260]

>>52472228
>tacking coupons reliably is a godsend for these companies.
it doesn't translate to much value for the token and retail, so people don't give a fuck about it and rightfully so

[Anonymous No.52472261]

HBAR needs to improve its image to attract younger investors.

[Anonymous No.52472321]

>>52472260
I disagree, coupons alone could be something close to 3 billion transactions a year

[Anonymous No.52472341]

>>52472200
>>52472260
>seething
Lmao hello future wagmi

[Anonymous No.52472352]

>>52472261
Gigacorps investing should be enough.

[Anonymous No.52472365]

>>52472261
They don't market to retail

[Anonymous No.52472420]

>>52472080
Og, OP didnt see the USD CBDC news....
When OP and the rest wake up - HBAR will be at 1 USD when BTC finaly bottoms . lol

[Anonymous No.52472443]

>>52472321
hbar might end up being successful with the companies it deals with, but that hasn't and won't make it a good investment. it's not like a company has to market buy a fuckton of hbar to conduct their business. just look at the history of coins in this space that have touted utility but failed to attain a community or build up a robust ecosystem

[Anonymous No.52472460]

>>52472443
They actually do have to market buy hbar anon.
>>52472420
has nothing to do with hbar afaik

[Anonymous No.52472496]

I feel like this coin is gonna make me kill myself

[Anonymous No.52472501]

>>52472443
Yeah exactly. A solid business idea is one where a community pumps and dumps tokens while the blockchain is expensive or slow .
Very likely the next Amazon of WEB 3 will be a project you hold idiot.

[Anonymous No.52472510]

>>52472460
i said market buy a fuckton

3b transactions is what, like $300k? and how does them simply making those transactions make me money?

[Anonymous No.52472627]

>>52472460
So EMTECH is actualy developing the digital USD.
And EMTECH uses Hedera for tokenizing it.
But that doesnt mean it has anything to do with Hedera?????
Hahahaha ..... are you on meds sir?
EMTECH even posted that the FEd can trust IBM & Co when it comes to validators.

[Anonymous No.52472647]

>>52472627
dude you and the rest of your bagholding buddies are stuck in last cycle's narratives

[Anonymous No.52472744]

>>52472647
Nope.
Last cycle shit like ADA that hadnt even a functional mainnet pumped x100 and SOl that constantly stopped pumped even more.
While HBAR didnt pumped that strong.
So next cycle will probably about real adaption and HBAR will be the x100 ( and more ) token. Like LINK etc....

[Anonymous No.52472750]

Hey Leemon. Where are the dApps? You said there would be thousands of dApps on the chain by now.
Why are there precisely zero?

Why does Polygon have more than 53,000 dApps already? Why are you letting Polygon screw you over like that Leemon?

[Anonymous No.52472804]

>>52472744
>While HBAR didnt pumped that strong.
because "utility" is a fucking meme that doesn't matter. how many more decades of cryptos existence do you need to comprehend that? we're here to speculate and make money. hbar is dogshit for that from every angle. hbar doesn't even have the hype or community like the other coins that have actually pumped

[Anonymous No.52472856]

>>52472750
Thats a good question i am asking myself since several weeks now.
After trying out chains like Avalanche, Algorand, Hedera, Arbitrum, Metis, Fantom and even ICP ..... i really have to say Polygon was the slowest and even not the cheapest one. In my ranking -- the last.
On top - everything feels like a pure clone copy from ETH - no innovation at all.

So perhaps you can tell me why such shit is ranked that high and gets even noticed by real world companies.

[Anonymous No.52472915]

>>52472228
>tracking coupons
lol, tremendous business, we wouldn't want poor people cashing their 5% off coupon twice

[Anonymous No.52473274]

>>52472804
>still seething hours later
>how many decades experience do you need
Lmao. Hbarbarians wagmi. Hello future

[Anonymous No.52473340]

>>52473274
>gets consoled with his heavy bags by repeating the same thing without forming a rational response

[Anonymous No.52473361]

>>52472804
Exactly. I mean who gives a fuck if a coin actually solves a real world problem. That's fucking stupid! These guys are retards, I made so much money off fluffyshibainu coin last cycle. All the smart money was in dog coins, and I think next cycle all the smart money will be in fruit coins. Those coins have communities. It's like these hretards don't realize the importance of family and community when making investments. Don't try to talk sense into these morons, it's wasted breath.

[Anonymous No.52473411]

>>52473361
i'm not even talking specifically about dog coins. anything with a community or hype or ecosystem. nobody cares about "real world" applications because it doesn't make you money. you guys seems to cope by being sarcastic even though the proof is right in front of you. hbar's performance speaks for itself. maybe it's time to consider other points of view as to why that is?

[Anonymous No.52473599]

>>52473411
No I'm with you bro. I was just citing the example of how I made a bunch of money. It wasn't off hfart that's for sure. I completely agree. No one cares about "real world" applications. The world doesn't need "real world" applications. All they need is hype and community, and I'd bet my life on that.

[Anonymous No.52473618]

>>52473599
>All they need is hype and community
when it comes to speculatory investments, yes

[Anonymous No.52473681]

>>52473618
And I mean at the end of the day that's all this space is, it's just speculation. Nobody will ever use high speed scalable distributed ledgers in any meaningful capacity.

[Anonymous No.52473788]

>>52473681
but my point is even if they do, it doesn't necessarily translate to value for the token. what really pushes the price generally is people speculating, not people running "real world" operations. you'd get more of a pump from the headline that a company is doing something rather than the company actually doing it, because them just making ultra cheap transactions doesn't inherently raise the price

[Anonymous No.52473865]

>>52472080
>Chief marketing officer at Hedera peddling monkey jpgs
I dont feel so good hbros...

[Anonymous No.52473887]

>>52473788
audacious retard

[Anonymous No.52474059]

>>52473887
i'm sure when hbar falls to the 2nd and 3rd page of ranks, you'll fall for the next hottest utility coin again

[Anonymous No.52474251]

>>52472080
What a surprise, the vaporware scam everyone said was going to 1c is now on the way to 1c

[Anonymous No.52474269]

>>52473788
I respect the thesis bro, mind dropping any gems? What coins community/hype has got you excited? I agree, supply and demand is mostly irrelevant for crypto, and is not a price driver.

[Anonymous No.52474410]

>>52474269
real world applications don't drive much demand. you barely need to buy any to conduct loads of transactions. retail mostly doesn't care because it doesn't affect them beyond the headline. there's a reason shit like hbar, vechain, and algo are among the worst performers

[Anonymous No.52476003]

>>52472627
They are one of the few working on pilot project. Theu already have a few working cbdc examples and IBM hyperledger uses HCS...

[Anonymous No.52476750]

>>52474410
>seething all these hours later
>t.
Lmao fill your bags to the brim lads

[Anonymous No.52477226]

>>52473599
I’d take that bet.

[Anonymous No.52477228]

its not that hard to forget hedera when you have polygon dominating the market in 2022, with major partnerships, groundbreaking technology, ecosystem growth, entering the top 10...

[Anonymous No.52478611]

>>52477228
cope

[Anonymous No.52479114]

>>52472856
>millions of unique wallets
>hundreds of thousands of daily active users
>millions of daily transactions
tell that to all these companies you cuck

[Anonymous No.52479230]

0.05 HBAR, we are lucky to get it at this price, as long as you didnt ape in at the top

Is this not what VCs bought for?
Are we the VCs now bros?

[Anonymous No.52479563]

Be patient y’all. We need this system to fall down before we get a new one, don’t rush things.
Hbar winning will coincide with the tokenization of everything and our enslavement à la Snow Crash. Enjoy your free air for now.

[Anonymous No.52479787]

>>52472080
we still doing the $50 EOY thing?

[Anonymous No.52481014]

>>52472080
uhm Hbros, why is the price going up while BTC is going down?

[Anonymous No.52481237]

WTFWT!

[Anonymous No.52481327]

Sold my hbar for sauce
>fuck
>niggers

[Anonymous No.52481449]

>>52481327
>Sauce
Pls do not redeem sir
Sauce number 1 dex very moon sir big time HODL ser

[Anonymous No.52481463]

>>52481237
>It was a suckers rally

[Anonymous No.52481477]

>>52479563
>our
I guess we'll see which cream rises up to the top.

[Anonymous No.52481561]

>>52481463
It'll be a suckers rally all the way up to $50

[Anonymous No.52482254]

Hedera only needs an initial handful of enterprise use cases to go mainstream in order to be successful.

[Anonymous No.52482274]

>>52472261
yeah, thats how democrats get morons to vote them into office

[Anonymous No.52484132]

>>52479114
Polygon is the only reason i still think we are still early.
Because if companies would be educated and have deep knowledge about blockchain projects - they really wouldnt chose polygon.
Abitrum, Optimism, Avalanche, Algorand, Cosmos, Fantom, HBAR etc.... they are all better.
Because Polygon is not the fastest, not the cheapest, not the most carbon neutral, not the most decentralized, not the most innovative.
polygon is in the best case above average - but thats it.
Polygon is the reason we are still early, because our space is still owned by around 80% tech retards - companies included.

[Anonymous No.52484298]

>>52484132
Go shit on your own street Ranjeesh

[Anonymous No.52484587]

>>52477228
HBAR has major partners like ALBT too, jeet

[Anonymous No.52484663]

>>52484587
>Useless coin down 97% that bridges cefi and defi
Wow that sounds like Celsius and nexo and blockfi and a total piece of shit

[Anonymous No.52484882]

>>52484132
That and Cardano and dogecoin being so high.

[Anonymous No.52485629]

>>52481449
Wtf is this real?

[Anonymous No.52485913]

>>52485629
Yes an indian posted it on Sauces twitter. Based.

[Anonymous No.52486007]

>>52472856
hows polygon slower than AVAX lmfao
are you srs?
proofs

[Anonymous No.52486023]

>>52484882
real talk

[Anonymous No.52486100]

>>52472915
It's beyond that. Do you not understand the value tech companies have from their customer data?

[Anonymous No.52486309]

>>52484132

im hoping all of these companies decided they dont care about the multisig risks and just wanna gamble with their customers' assets?

IDK itd be way worse if they weren't even aware of the multisig issue. or that we dont have the circuits figured out yet for full zk evm. idk maybe their business team made this stupid decision

everyone not going on arbi is the strangest thing to me. ari is watching

[Anonymous No.52487041]

>>52486309
>r*ddit spacing
stop talking

[Anonymous No.52487192]

>>52487041

you dont understand the tech just the words, midwit

[Anonymous No.52488155]

>>52487192
To be fair, you're the one that is making the assumptions.

[Anonymous No.52488622]

So HSisters, how are we feeling? Have you praised our lord and savior already?

[Anonymous No.52488802]

>>52488622
Feeling great knowing I invested in a project founded by God fearing individuals.

:)

[Anonymous No.52491021]

>>52488622
I feel euphoric knowing my life savings are in Hedera

[Anonymous No.52491759]

>>52488622
I've said my 50 hail leemons today.

[Anonymous No.52491834]

>>52479230
This. Fundamentals haven’t changed and we get vc prices. Truly blessed to own this token before the tokenization of the world.

Do you truly believe stocks will not be tokenized in the future ? Do you not think there will be a global market opened 24/7 ? This will be built on the hashgraph

[Anonymous No.52492189]

>>52491759
Hail Leemon, full of grace, blessed are the bars of thy loins

[Anonymous No.52492202]

>>52491834
Australia tried
https://smallcaps.com.au/asx-scraps-blockchain-based-chess-replacement-project/