HBAR Release Schedule

[Anonymous No.52746999]

>failed to capture enterprise adoption in 4 years
>failed defi
>literally single digit TPS
>constant sell pressure from founders
HBARfags, unfud this.

[Anonymous No.52747019]

>>52746999
they are just building their warchest

[Anonymous No.52747068]

>>52746999
Checked but OP is a faggot anyway.

[Anonymous No.52747814]

2/3 SAUCE left for emissions
2.5 years
All LUCKY already in circulation, 7 mil
Less than 1 mil in the LP

Hbar is not the play here
HTS is

[Anonymous No.52747936]

>>52747814
this

[Anonymous No.52748013]

I trust this man more than I trust myself

[Anonymous No.52748331]

>>52746999
Simple. Don't buy enterprise coins, hbar, iota, aergo. Neither the project or their clients care about your bags. Same goes with irl use case coins.

[Anonymous No.52748392]

>>52746999
checked, also scam
where muh coupons

[Anonymous No.52748495]

Remember you niggers all going crazy because some shitty Welsh advertising company was putting through a bunch of pointless transactions. Still the only client?

[Anonymous No.52749005]

>>52747814
Is SAUCE unironically the play? Be unironic just this once hbros, I'm retarded and don't know if I should diversify some of my hashies

[Anonymous No.52749836]

>>52746999
Checked. Imagine the effort required to create, and post, this very informative piece of original content.

[Anonymous No.52749947]

>>52746999
>less coins can be dumped on because they already were
BULLISH

[Anonymous No.52749960]

>hbar cucks are such virgins to defi that they unironically think a farm and dump coin is the future of the """""""ecosystem""""""

[Anonymous No.52750802]

>>52749005
yeah bro just buy a coin that is going to triple(!!!) in supply over the next couple years
>>52749960
sad and true

[Anonymous No.52750817]

>>52747814
Read the tea leaves faggots and thank me later

[Anonymous No.52751946]

>>52749960
I'll admit that I never touched DeFi on Hedera. I could already smell the lingering stench of incompetence coming from miles away. This problem isn't only unique to Hedera either.

[Anonymous No.52752078]

>>52746999
HAHAHA 50B coins, what were they thinking. Only a decade to go! How bullish. Heh hahahahahahahahaah

[Anonymous No.52753949]

Hbar price action is a little bit dissapointment but i'm sure in the future it will not be. almost everything's down atm, but we will see good times again in crypto world i'm sure about that.

[Anonymous No.52753953]

It's a scam to dump on mongoloid normies who think the enterprise meme is bullish lmao

[Anonymous No.52754003]

>>52746999
i'm just going to accumulate HBAR because it looks so bad that it might just work

[Anonymous No.52754051]

HBAR, like the US dollar, at least has the value of American military might behind it so bullish.

[Anonymous No.52754065]

Just went in the Hclub discord or whatever the fuck it's called and pic related is their most active chat. You literally can make this shit up, holy kek

[Anonymous No.52755705]

>>52754065
बहनचोद

[Anonymous No.52755753]

SAUCE will mint millionaires before HBAR
>verification still not required

[Anonymous No.52755805]

>>52746999
>designed for enterprise
That's as sure as sign of the product and company going nowhere as the CEO being a public alcoholic and gambler. The business-graveyards are littered with products "designed for enterprise".
Microsoft intranet initiative in the 80s and 90s is an instructive example: as the Internet was spreading, and was a Wild West that "reputable" companies wouldn't touch, Microsoft shilled intra-company intranets that supposedly would bring the benefits of networking, but in a "serious" way. Where are we now? People in adjacent offices talk with each other via Slack, Zoom, and Teams. Enterprises are the least risk-friendly and the least innovative actors; shilling a new technology specifically to them will never work, and because you shilled it to them, you can't even generate profit from other adopters, which would spread your costs. Enterprises are the last adopters, having to be dragged along kicking and screaming.
Full disclosure: I used to hold HBAR and don't anymore. I don't have any strong feelings about the team or the coin, it's just that I see it repeating a tried-and-failed pattern. And it's been tried and failed many, many, many times.

[Anonymous No.52755827]

>>52755805
What I really like about HBAR is that its shills shat constantly on Charles Hoskinson, another conman with a failed product who is reading this post because of his webscraper that he runs over 4chan because his ego compels him.

[Anonymous No.52755843]

>>52755753
source on pic?

[Anonymous No.52755880]

>>52753949
>Hbar price action is a little bit disappointment but i'm sure in the future it will not be.

I think you should reconsider being "sure" of something like this in the crypto space.

https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/IOTBTC/
https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/EOSBTC/
https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/NEOBTC/

[Anonymous No.52755997]

>>52755805
Good example. Another one would be Steve Jobs' company NeXT that he created after getting sacked from Apple. Instead of going after retail like with the Apple Macintosh he marketed the NeXT Computer towards universities, research labs, etc. and his company floundered badly despite the impressive technicals of his computer. He ended up getting saved by huge investments from Ross Perot and Apple (ironically) buying him out, but his company would have likely been bankrupt quite rapidly if that hadn't have happened.

What's worse in the crypto space (unlike the above examples) is that most of these "enterprise" coins are based on lies in technical capabilities and using techno-babble nonsense that lures idiots into thinking it's the next big thing and serving as exit liquidity for the VCs with big bags (see also: ICP).

[Anonymous No.52756406]

>>52755843
SaucerSwap.finance

[Anonymous No.52757202]

Coin not needed
Ethereum has been and will always stay king
>muh TPS
L2s are a thing for a reason
I’d rather use L2s like Mantle on Ethereum than this Hedera bullshit

[Anonymous No.52757477]

>>52757202
Same Id rather need 2 keys to unlock my car made from 2 different manufacturers than one key.

Why simplify life when you can just complicate it for absolutely no reason at all. I can see your nose from here

[Anonymous No.52759534]

>>52757202
HAHAHHA
Seething no tokener

[Anonymous No.52759884]

>>52757477
Based. Hbros are undeniably the smartest holders on /biz/.

[Anonymous No.52760912]

>>52759884
I mean its safest investment on earth other than gold/silver. 6.5% APY guaranteed, 20% APY somewhat guaranteed via Sauce... best web3 wallet, defi protocol, best dlt by far etc...

Also not based in Judaism.

[Anonymous No.52761466]

Yeah [anon-biz] you so smart, smarter than Anz Bank
Shinhan Bank
Eftpos
Shinhan Bank
Avery Dennison
DLA Piper
LG Electronics
Abrdn plc
ServiceNow

Yeah, you figured it all out [anon-biz], the genius who did his phd in comp sci in less than 3 years, a former professor at the US Air Force Academy, and his acolyte who worked on wargames, the epitome of strategy are all doing it for dumping on us !
How smart you are [anon-biz] ! You have such a keen analysis on what the future holds, you’ve seen right through their incompetency !

The price of the token surely reflects its quality ! Like Dogecoin and Cardano or Solana ! Only trust the marketcap ! Who cares about the rest ?

[Anonymous No.52762230]

>>52761466
Wtv let it continue flying under radar, just got my new job and Id rather put 500 to 1k a month into an immutable asset such as hbar/sauce than retirement fund.

[Anonymous No.52762703]

>>52762230
I agree who cares about convincing anyone, it just blows my mind that this project is so under the radar.