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why didn't you listen?

>> No.8761225

>>8761137
Lmao@ EOSfags

HPB is up 16% and actually has a future. Enjoy your iddy-biddy gains losers

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>>8761225
Zoom out faggot. Eos is only of the only coins that has had a sustained pump in the past 3 months. Watching retards like you miss out in real time brings real not to my life

>> No.8761379

>>8761291
Kek, you don't expect EOS to make you rich now do you?

HPB has a partnership with UnionPay and a mcap of only 50m whereas EOS has a market cap of 5B which makes EOS 100x bigger than HPB even though they are working on an extremely similar product and HPB being ahead of schedule and catching up to EOS rapidly. Buy now or cry later because HPB is going to beat EOS to market.

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EOS based coin.

>> No.8761404

>>8761379

lol come back when your irrelevant shitcoin makes it into the top 100 or something

>> No.8761424

>>8761379
>investing in a low mc chink scam that's lost 85% of its value even after this tiny pump
I fucking love /biz/.

>> No.8761447

>>8761404
>Buying top 10 coins in 2018 and thinking you'll make it.

You have to risk it if you want to get rich my man.

>> No.8761461

>>8761225
I dont know one is unknow and one is American and backed by Silicon Valley and Wall Street and bunch of other big names. One day you will realize its about who you know not what you know. EOS holders will be rich at some point this year/next year. Enjoy being poor

>> No.8761464

>>8761424
Okay big boy. It's dirt cheap now, buy now or cry later.

>> No.8761481

>>8761447
Bought mines around 3-4 dollars. 7k general here and no doubt this will make me a millionaire in the next bullrun. Enjoy your worthless coins

>> No.8761489

>>8761404
Partners with Microsoft kek, when was the last time microsoft actually made something worth buying, and why was it Windows xp?

>> No.8761504

>>8761379

muahahah, slow blockchain shit, DAGs will eat both of your shitcoins

>> No.8761510

>>8761461
Lol sure buddy, most you're looking at with EOS is a 4x, HPB has the potential to go 100x.

>> No.8761538

>>8761504
There aren't any decent DAG Coins though.

>> No.8761558

>>8761447
This isn't 2017 anymore ranjeef. 2017 was about irrational pumping, and 2018 has been about weeding out the irrelevant shitcoins with no future, which is most. Look at the sat value of all your coins over the past month. If they've lost value they're never going to make it. Get on board with one of established winners or you might as well be investing in pets.com post bubble. I'm sure it was pretty cheap too.

>> No.8761597

>>8761379
Eos had a feature complete public test net and are well on schedule to release the main net in 2 months. Hpb just finished their closed beta testnet which only had basic blockchain functionality. Didn't even have smart contracts yet. No main net launch date. Keep shilling pajeet.

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>>8761504
>he fell for the DAG meme

>> No.8761615

>>8761558
Additionally EOS is likely going to bring crypto from proof of concept to legitimate utility. Projects like Steem and Everipedia are examples of use cases. There will be new dapps and DAC like communities pop up because of what EOS can offer. If existing erc20 projects don’t migrate to a chain like EOS when it launches, they aren’t gonna make it.

>> No.8761624

>>8761558
Lol, 2018 is all about weeding out the coins with no future, as soon as HPB releases mainnet/starts implementating their product into industry it will go on a massive bullrun.

The less the coin is known when you buy it, the better.

>> No.8761633

>>8761510
Too much Wall Street behind it. Also techologically its the best platform in Crypto. Beside the fact that projects built on EOS will have to airdrop coins to EOS holders, so non stop pumps. Again Mike Novogratz and Wall Street will make sure this gets one major pump at some point before they cash out and i plan on doing the same thing. Once thats done i might come and 100x more of your shitty coins.

>> No.8761637

>>8761461
That's exactly how I feel about ETH vs EOS. ETH has 400+ corporations in the EEA and a huge head start, while EOS has nothing except for a billionaire or two for funding. And billionaires are notorious for being detached from projects and dumping on investors for even a 2x (which to them could be hundreds of millions) while you wait for your mystical 10x. Just look at all the crypto projects Mark Cuban has been involved in - none of them took off.

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>>8761558

Sats this month from being all in eos. Feels good man.

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how much of this shit coin do i need to retire next to a costco living a frugal life.

>> No.8761663

>>8761637
Technically speaking, ETH is not even in the same universe as EOS. Dont take my word for it, just go visit thier github, go read develoeprs blogs. Go watch Ivan on Tech talk about EOS. There's a reason block.one (connected to Google) Wall Street, Silicon Valley all love EOS.

>> No.8761686

>>8761225
>8761225
/thinking high performance blockchain is a legit project
/not realizing the chinese are literally salivating at the thought of dumping on dumb foreigners

>> No.8761741

>>8761663
>ETH is not even in the same universe as EOS.
I really want to like EOS but retarded shills like you make it impossible. This is like Verge shills shitting on Monero.

>> No.8761748

>>8761639
muh nigga

>>8761663
+Tesla, one of tomorrow's surprises

>> No.8761771

>>8761741
A programmer told me comparing EOS to ETH is like comparing iPhone to Nokia6. Both look good on the outside but the inside of the Iphone is a million years ahead and way more sophisticated. Btw you can actually go and use EOS test net and program yourself if you like. This will be the shocker of Crypto this year or next year, especially for the amount of FUD surrounding it.

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>>8761748

And ETH lol

>> No.8761817

>>8761771
>a programmer told me
Lol as a programmer myself I can tell you there are plenty of dipshit programmers. Everything EOS does can be done as a sidechain on ETH, with the benefit of having the main chain be as decentralized as possible - that's what Loom Network is trying to do. EOS on ETH is strictly better than ETH on EOS.

>> No.8761854

>>8761771
Programmer here, this is actually very accurate, and I've played around on the test net already. Ethereum's only hope is if they get pos and sharting out the door very soon, but even then they won't have parallel dapp processing,which is like comparing dos to Linux in terms of performance leaps. If the market exclusively reflected the tech, eos would flip ethereum as soon as its main net launched. It will probably take a good year for that to happen though since it will take a while for people to catch on.

>>8761817
That's complete bullshit and you have no idea what you're talking about. I'm sure the only "programming" you've done is html and JavaScript copy pasting.

>> No.8761884 [DELETED] 

>>8761854
>That's complete bullshit and you have no idea what you're talking about.

You could have proved me wrong incorrect, but instead you decided to come up with some nooby strawman web dev and insult him instead. Lol.

>> No.8761902

>>8761854
>That's complete bullshit and you have no idea what you're talking about.

You could have proved me wrong, but instead you decided to come up with some nooby strawman web dev and insult him instead. Lol.

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>>8761137
New EOS roadmap leaked today

>> No.8761925

>>8761902
Maybe you should learn how to read. Ethereum can't do parallel processing. Not to mention sharting is a good 2-3 years away at best, and by that time no one will care.

>> No.8761973

>>8761925
This. Coders love EOS and coders dictate what’s next in tech. Sorry mETH heads.

>> No.8762026

>all this EOS shilling
time to sell I guess

>> No.8762080

ADA seems like another huge competitor?
FUD me on why EOS is better.

>> No.8762089

>>8761461
wow lots of americans involved in "the world's longest running ICO"

>> No.8762171

>>8762089
They have a lot of good ideas and theories, but not much in the ways of a working product. I personally don't invest in academia. Those types seem more concerned with theory and being "corrrect" than building a usable product, evident by the fact that its written in haskell, which allows you to write mathematically correct code, but at the cost of being anywhere from 2-10x as slow as c++. I don't expect ada to ever see the light of day.

Also, ada has user facing gas fees similar to ethereum. This is one of the biggest barriers to mainstream adoption. The fact that normies can use an eos dapp without even knowing what a blockchain or cryptocurrency is is one of its biggest selling points.

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>>8762171
EOS's biggest problem will be last minute KYC

>> No.8762376

>>8762362
What the fuck... so to create a dapp on eos you need to send your id to them?!?
ROTFL

>> No.8762424

>>8762376
That has to do with the erc20 token and is related to the ico. Nothing to do with eos dapps. It's just legal shit.

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but I did.

>> No.8762585

>>8761137
I asked on reddit where to try out their alphanet. Crickets.

Ethereum had a running alphanet for a year before launch. Tezos almost the same.

Launch is >= 6 months after alphanet. Which I still can't find.

>> No.8762614

>>8761771
Good info (wish reddit people would respond). Where do I download alphanet wallet?

>> No.8762622

>>8761854
>Programmer here, this is actually very accurate, and I've played around on the test net already. Ethereum's only hope is if they get pos and sharting out the door very soon, but even then they won't have parallel dapp processing,which is like comparing dos to Linux in terms of performance leaps. If the market exclusively reflected the tech, eos would flip ethereum as soon as its main net launched. It will probably take a good year for that to happen though since it will take a while for people to catch on.

If you were a programmer you would understand that eos is a cloud solution with blockchain slapped for hype, which makes it technically pointless. It's by design unverifiable externally and again by design allows 21 nodes to change and delete accounts. It's literally like that iced tea company that changed its name to 'Long Blockchain Corp', only this time it's hosting.

Its unverifiability makes it useless for anything that needs it - which is pretty much every actual use case of cryptos. Existing systems (banks, stock brokers) are already unverifiable.

A megaupload-like dapp on eos would get deleted along with all files because of piracy. ICO that the SEC doesn't like? Contracts frozen. Your account is suspected of buying drugs? Frozen.
I give them 6 months max after the launch before they are forced to delete popular things causing an uproar.

>> No.8762629

>>8761137
tomorrow it will dump hard after conf. this tiny pump is due to conf. beware bizterds

>> No.8762663

>>8762585

So because you’re too retarded to find it that means it doesn’t exist.

>> No.8762671

>>8762629
wrong, it will pump to the moon

>> No.8762691

>>8762671
typical biz bag holder. kek.

>> No.8762695

>>8762080
ADA isn't launching anything till 2020+ and it likely will fail

>> No.8762728

>>8762585
Just go to their github. Instructions are in the readme.

>>8762622
I dont think you quite understand how it works. In order to alter the blockchain you need a 17/21 consensus. With a good token distribution there's almost no chance that those nodes will be under control of one entity or even a few entities in cahoots. You're going to have nodes spread out over the globe belonging to various unrelated organizations. And moreover if any of them act in ways contrary to goals of the community they will simply be voted out.

Now compare this to BTC or eth. Because 51% of their respective networks belong to giant mining pools in china, one censorship loving government has the ability to make a few phone calls and censor the blockchain. No one could do anything about it.

>> No.8762755

>>8761447
fuck off dude go shill your shit somewhere else

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I did

>> No.8762894

>>8762728
>You're going to have nodes spread out over the globe belonging to various unrelated organizations

Unless they are all going to be in Somalia it doesn't matter.
Just copyright already excludes the entire developed and most of developing world. Kickass torrents was from Ukraine. It got closed.
How many datacenters do you think there are? It's a datacenter receiving a request from a lawyer and telling the node to gtfo for breaching ToS.

There's nowhere to run. A decentralized network must be able to run on normal pcs.

>No one could do anything about it.

What? You can't remove things from btc or eth without a hardfork.
Pools itself have next to zero control. The moment pools start censoring in a 51% attack miners move elsewhere, and by censoring I mean blocking transactions, not editing the blockchain. Ethereum mining is ridiculously decentralized, so many people with few gpus.

>> No.8763034

>>8762894
>all countries have to comply with American copyright laws
Nigga you dumb. You dont need an nsa grade data center to run an eos and there is a zero percent chance a country like Russia, china or Iran would give two shits about American copyright laws. Moreover the idea that any single node could be held accountable for copyright material on the chain is so fucking dumb I feel like my iq is dropping as I type this reply.

>What? You can't remove things from btc or eth without a hardfork.
Wrong. They can create a soft fork. The minority network would then have to decide is they want to keep going with it or fork off with the original, thus fucking everything up for everyone.

>The moment pools start censoring in a 51% attack miners move elsewhere,
The mining farms are physically located in china.

>Ethereum mining is ridiculously decentralized, so many people with few gpus.
Even vitalik has acknowledged that ethereum is centralized. Jesus no wonder everyone on this board is losing all their money. You don't even understand the technology that you're shilling for or fudding against

>> No.8763049

>>8761686
I don't fucking care what you think. Up 20% today.

>> No.8763233

>>8763034
>You dont need an nsa grade data center to run an eos and there is a zero percent chance a country like Russia

Your outdated stereotypes mindlessly ingested from the media have no bearing on reality. Copyright is absolutely enforced on companies in Russia, in fact sites which break it are automatically added to the state registry of blocked websites.
https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=7f0d8539-0c89-4e9c-8a15-4f51389a1021

>china or Iran would give two shits about American copyright law

These two won't, but they (1) have horrible internet connection with the external world (2) have much bigger censorship requirements of their own.

Anyway is your answer to problems with centralization is that nodes are going to be in Russia, China and Iran'? Really?

>Wrong. They can create a soft fork.

That's not what a soft fork is. A soft fork changes the meaning of something that's already allowed so that old nodes accept the new format. You can't delete things with it.

>The mining farms are physically located in china.

Any proof that China controls majority of gpu mining?

>Even vitalik has acknowledged that ethereum is centralized

Any source? At most he admitted that there are few pools.

>> No.8763759 [DELETED] 

>>8761379
Stfu hpb is pajeet tier. Their site looks like something I made solo five years ago but worse. You expect their product is better? There's no comparing these two. Kys faggot

>> No.8763881

>>8763759
Lol, HPB has a partnership with unionpay and they'll start implementing it into industry by the end of this year.

You aren't going to make it bud, I'm sorry.

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>>8761137
I listened anon

>> No.8764473

>>8763759
never listen to biz, example #49999.

strap into HPB, biz.

new neo-like gains of summer. screencap this.

>> No.8764494

>>8761447
only if you're a poor faggot that got here in december my man. guess you didn't get the memo but the days of useless shitcoins going 100x are over

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>>8764473
Dafuq is hpb
Pajeet begone

>> No.8764631 [DELETED] 

>>8764473
>>8763881
Wrong. For so many reasons. HPB gonna pull a ODN

>> No.8765008

>>8764532
>Dafuq is hpb
Exactly, it's less known so it has a lot more growth potential

>> No.8765599

>>8762622
EOS isn’t just freely mutable you retard

>> No.8765947

50k eos here, AM I gonna make it?

>> No.8766007

>>8765947
You’ll make it bro I only have 80 so I won’t