What would it taker for this shit to 100x?

[Anonymous No.9894338]

I like money.

[Anonymous No.9894351]

>>9894338

An actual working product during the peak of the galactic bullrun.

[Anonymous No.9894352]

>>9894338
less of this for sure

[Anonymous No.9894353]

>>9894338
look at cryptopia coins if you're looking for a 100x. Not gonna happen to the top 10 anytime soon.

[Anonymous No.9894365]

>>9894338

[Anonymous No.9894401]

>>9894338
Why do people have faith in this. I never looked into it but this team will be so late to the game when it does release.

The current theme of blockchain has been Dapp platforms like ETH NEO ZIL, ect.

In 2019-2020 the theme may move on to other areas such as tokenizing assets, ect.

>>9894352
>>9894365
This is also pretty irresponsible of the team to be honest.

[Anonymous No.9894436]

>>9894338
i'm holding 30k of it for the time being
thinking of doubling my stake during this dip, not sure though. maybe trade my xrp for it

[Anonymous No.9894437]

>>9894365
literally one of my favorite FUD's ever hahahahaha

[Anonymous No.9894466]

>>9894437
it's elite fud
/biz/ and /pol/tards can't handle the fact they have one tranny developer and that alone keeps them skeptical on ADA despite them having easily the most sophisticated and qualified dev team.
nice low price for accumulators to continue catching up with the japs

[Anonymous No.9894524]

>>9894353
What would you recommend there?

[Anonymous No.9894557]

>>9894466
Dude. I'm talking about drawing a line in the sand, Dude. Across this line, you DO NOT... Also, Dude, Jap is not the preferred nomenclature. Asian-American, please.

[Anonymous No.9894591]

Im accumulating this tranny coin.

super undervalued compared to most of these permissioned protocols masquerading as a distributed network or blockchain.

[Anonymous No.9894931]

>>9894591
yep. this and zilliqa should replace eos and bitcoin cash by eoy

[Anonymous No.9895006]

Is this the coin whose ceo sends gimmedats to his African home village?

[Anonymous No.9895118]

>>9894931

high IQ ADA shill here

give me the quick rundown on ZIL

[Anonymous No.9895122]

Going to throw a hundred bucks suicide insurance on this when it hits 10 cent.

[Anonymous No.9895164]

>>9895006

precisely i believe most of the explosive growth in crypto will be ultimately from countries that have the highest populations of unbanked individuals and will see their economies vastly improved as blockchain technology proliferates.

there are over 3 BILLION people who do not have access to modern financial institutions.

cash societies that limit commerce, innovation, and trust.


i grew up in third world countries a good portion of my life to parents who were UN diplomats.

these places are genuine shit holes because of the lack of any formal financial infrastructure or perhaps the western / rothschild banking syystem intentionally exclude them so they remain, "high risk" "high interest paying" countries.

[Anonymous No.9895171]

>>9894338
I sold near the tippy top of ADA's bull run. My only regret was not putting in 10x more money in the beginning.
>pic related

[Anonymous No.9895178]

>>9895171

nice move anon. i did the exact opposite. bought a lot and HODLed like a dumbass

[Anonymous No.9895227]

>>9895118
Big head start on "sharding"; Ethereum is planning on implementing sharding as well but they are way behind

Straight from their whitepaper

> The cornerstone in ZILLIQA’s design is the idea of sharding — dividing the mining network into smaller consensus groups called shards each capable of processing transactions in parallel. If the mining network of ZILLIQA is say 8000 miners, ZILLIQA automatically creates 10 sub-networks each of size 800 miners, in a decentralized manner without a trusted co-ordinator. Now, if one sub-network can agree on a set of (say) 100 transactions in one time epoch, then 10 sub-networks can agree on a total of 1000 transactions in aggregate. The key to aggregating securely is to ensure that sub-networks process different trans-actions (with no overlaps) without double-spending.

[Anonymous No.9895351]

>>9894557
>preferred nomenclature
i hold n1 jlpt cert fyi. 90% chance i know more japanese than you.

>asian-american
but they weren't americans anon
cardano was sold to japanese in japan when it was still brand new
that's why there's so many ADA (25 billion): because it was initially traded against the yen, of which it takes ~100 to equal a dollar. turn that into dollars it's 250 million ADA total.
many nips probably have 250k+ ADA that they got for 1c apiece, just sitting in a retirement account somewhere.

[Anonymous No.9895537]

>>9894352
>>9894365

This guy is living in the year 2100, why aren't we?

[Anonymous No.9896045]

>>9895178
nah
that anon made money don't get me wrong
but he's like the guys who sold btc at $800 in the first bullrun. they're the ones fudding at /biz/ out of pure rage now

[Anonymous No.9896106]

>>9894338
When everyone locks their coins up in staking in a few months it should get a price boost.
That plus another bull run and smart contracts hype could do it

[Anonymous No.9896130]

>>9894365
>when Sopor Aeternus is on your dev team

[Anonymous No.9896142]

>>9894524
bismuth

[Anonymous No.9897138]

>>9895164
>I know that because my dad works at Nintendo.

[Anonymous No.9897222]

>what is market cap?
>what is circulating supply?

Nibba do you even multiply? A 100x is out of the fucking question.
2x? sure
5x? maybe
10x? possible
100x? lmao I was like lmao