Yeah, So...

[Anonymous No.54205572]

I'm going all in.
The constant FUD has me intrigued, because there's no way you guys have nothing better to do then talk shit about this coin unless you're scared it renders ur speculative investment useless.

[Anonymous No.54205696]

>>54205572
I bought like 10 games off Steam instead of buying hbar

[Anonymous No.54205735]

>>54205696
didn't ask.

[Anonymous No.54205765]

Please just open the source

[Anonymous No.54207582]

>>54205572
Dirty faggot...post wallet. Stop shilling this scamcoin.

[Anonymous No.54207601]

>>54205572
Best coin ever

[Anonymous No.54207602]

i break even at 7.5 cents

[Anonymous No.54207704]

Cool logo! Im going all in too

[Anonymous No.54207756]

My average is 19 Cents and I hate you faggots for shilling this steaming turd to me.

[Anonymous No.54208918]

>the industry needs a consensus algorithm that is highly secure and highly scalable
>oh here's one
It seemed so plausible...

[Anonymous No.54208976]

>>54208918
Hashgraph technology is simply the best. There is no other blockchain, layer 2, DAG that could compete with hbar.
Right now its just a matter of time, but we're insanely lucky to buy the cheapies before mainstream crypto nerds ape in

[Anonymous No.54209076]

>>54208918
One, if not the most important, aspect besides the holy crypto trinity (scalability, safety, speed - yes, hbar checks all boxes) is the fact, that fees are pegged to USD (e.g. one transaction costs 0.0001 usd) which is a major advantage in regards to enterprise adoption compared to other projects out there *cough* casper *cough*

[Anonymous No.54209256]

wasn't the hashgraph hacked?

[Anonymous No.54209360]

>>54209256
No, the hashgraph algorithm is abft, that's the highest level of security mathematically possible for a DLT. It was a smart contract exploit (the smart contract was ported from ETH and integrated in Hedera token Service, HTS)

[Anonymous No.54209437]

>>54209256
Only DEXes, respectively their liquidity pools which contained HTS tokens, were temporarily at risk.
All in all, the hacker was able to drain 600k USD before a fix was implemented.

[Anonymous No.54209506]

>>54209360
>>54209437
sounds like the hashgraph is an insecure platform to develop on. lucky that there are no serious projects on it, imagine if this happened to an enterprise

[Anonymous No.54210351]

Listen nobody fuds this, people fud stuff because you spam it. And they do research on it and realize the scam. Don't be a laughing stock pajeet. Issue your own scam on BSC network and shill it, at least you make money. What a fucking nigger. This HDR ponzi is
1. scam
2. solves nothing
3. it's basically a sqlite database on some niggers computer
4. they literally shut it down a couple of days ago because of sql injection KEEEK

UNDERSTAND PAJEET? SIR DO YOU UNDERSTAND MOTHERFUCKER?

[Anonymous No.54210798]

all the "pedoshit coin cringe anime" fud towards xmr made me get into it, all the "shitcoin pajeet curry" fud made me get into marlin protocol and polygon, all the "money printing brrrr" fud made me get into bnb. feels good to be a contrarian

[Anonymous No.54210857]

Thank you /biz/tard. Swirld Labs will grant 1000 generations of prosperity to you and your offspring. We are all truly blessed to have this wealth of generations opportunity.

[Anonymous No.54210934]

The future is HBAR. The sponsorship of future generations of coding professionals like me and my peers is overwhelming. As computer sciences student at one of the universities on the Hedera Governing Council (ITT Madras), I can confirm that this ecosystem is the future of global business.

[Anonymous No.54211646]

Heard there's a hard fork coming next month at a 1:3 ratio. Is this true?

[Anonymous No.54211729]

>>54209506
Nice bait. People should know by now that hedera is the leading DLT by tps in the crypto space (source realtps.net), all by enterprise use cases like atma.io (supply chain tracking) and adsdax (global operating adverdisement company)

[Anonymous No.54211757]

>>54211646
Yeah, all your altcoins will be rendered worthless except btc and hbar. Didn't you know?

[Anonymous No.54211799]

[Anonymous No.54211832]

>>54208976
Then why is it such a shit ecosystem. I am so tired of hearing about amazing tech from projects like Hbar or ICP yet there is nothing ever developed to onboard new users. Arbitrum for example is completely btfo’ing Hedera as they have constant new and exciting projects launching on it while Hedera has nothing

[Anonymous No.54211890]

>>54211757
Do I need to hold on wallet to get the full redemption? I'm sure I saw binance aren't even doing the swap

[Anonymous No.54212550]

>>54211832
Because its not retail focused instead their Marketing is aimed towards enterprises to attract new usecases and council members.

[Anonymous No.54212575]

>>54205572
Advanced shilling tactics.
I like it, anon. DM me your resume.

[Anonymous No.54212602]

>>54207602
>i break even at 7.5 cents

[Anonymous No.54212615]

>>54209256
Dont worry, they stopped the public from accessing the network for more than a day then fixed the bug :)

[Anonymous No.54212622]

>>54211832
You should check out hedera.com/ecosystem for a overview of dapps, usecases etc

[Anonymous No.54212688]

>>54212615
Well, mainnet was technically still up and running. The proxies were disabled so it was not possible for the hacker to transfer the stolen founds. This was enabled by having security measures (= proxies) as long as the mainnet is still in beta

[Anonymous No.54212704]

>>54212615
>Btw double dubs

Check'em

[Anonymous No.54214355]

>>54205572
Hebrew Cashgrab
>no thanks

[Anonymous No.54214496]

>>54214355
Is Hedera or ICP the future? Or will they coexist?

[Anonymous No.54214518]

>>54214496
Sorry didn't mean to mark >>54214355

[Anonymous No.54214642]

>>54205572
Soory I don’t buy hackable shitcoins with a on and off switch controlled by a circle of corpo. Enjoy being dumped on and a corpocuk tho.

[Anonymous No.54214787]

>>54205572
HBAR is worthless. Hedera shitcoins is what will make you money. Eg GRELF will unironically hit $50 EOY because it has 6.6 million supply versus the 50 fucking billion that HBAR has.

[Anonymous No.54215113]

>>54205696
prob a smarter investment desu
>>54211757
that'd be nice

[Anonymous No.54215993]

>>54205572
Dead chain with no activity. Why would you buy it lmao

[Anonymous No.54216943]

>>54215993
no activity... are you stupid or disabled?