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9928024 No.9928024 [Reply] [Original]

What are antshare type ICO's I should be getting in now? I want to be on the ground floor for once

>> No.9928052

None, because there will never be another ROI like antshares or similar ICO. You missed the boat. You were too late. You didn't listen then and now you suffer the consequences. You come on MY board begging for handouts and now you have the AUDACITY to ask me for a golden goose?

You can kindly fuck off, sir.

>> No.9928063

>>9928052
rude

>> No.9928064
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>>9928024
There's one true answer to this question.

Good Luck

>> No.9928090

>>9928024
Hubii
Coinloan
Chainlink (unironically)
Possibly Ankorus but its a long shot.
I guess Qchain deserves a 300x.

>> No.9928093
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>>9928024

>> No.9928139

not sharing with anyone until july 4th

>> No.9928145

BTC

>> No.9928157

>>9928024
Radix

>> No.9928162

Emotiq and Harmony, if you can

>> No.9928182
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9928182

are we shilling this yet or are people still accumulating?
>asking for a friend

>> No.9928184

zilliqa is going to be x5000 ico price this year or the next one, don't know about pre ico ones

>> No.9928189
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>>9928024
NKN

>> No.9928199

>>9928157
not for insane roi

>> No.9928206

Elysian. Have never seen it mentioned here so that must mean something

>> No.9928218

>>9928189
this. it is clearly NKN.

>> No.9928236

Req is back at ico price.

>> No.9928438

coinmetro

>inb4 retards who fell for the fud

>> No.9928452
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9928452

>Implying anyone semi-intelligent would give you actually good ground-floor purchases

The whole point is to get in under the radar so you idiots buy in later

>> No.9928468

Solid fud campaign for wysker today. Could be construed as a buy signal on the 5m market cap coin with their 2.0 dropping in mere weeks.

>> No.9928473

NKN easily

>> No.9928479

BANANO. I will give you this gem 1 fucking time biz, before you all ruin it.

>> No.9928680

>>9928199
I'm so happy people actually think this lmao

>> No.9928707

>>9928090
>Ankorus
Again with Ank. You got those fuckers free, I ain't buying it buddy.

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>>9928052

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>>9928024
>>9928093
It's going to enable off-chain processing for ETH, but their endgame is edge/fog computing. It's essentially next-gen cloud infrastructure, which by the way is being developed by iExec, IBM, Microsoft, Samsung, Intel and CISCO_FUCKING_SYSTEMS. Why is this huge? Well. 80% of the world's data is handled by Cisco routers and switches. Now iExec is working with all these behemoths side-by-side @ OpenFog consortium. If these guys want to push new tech, you'd be an absolute retard betting against them.

Imagine you're a datacenter. Now what does it cost to run it all? Literally hundreds of millions to build it and then some more to keep it running. Now imagine you could provide hosting and computing (Amazon Web Services, Netflix runs on it for example), without having to build a huge fucking datacenter. You just rent any goddamn hardware that is idling anywhere in the world to provide your service.

Now, you don't pay for infrastructure. So you cut your prices down. You become appealing to customers. You grow. You become the airBnB and Uber of data networks/service providing.

What do you need the tokens for, you might ask? Well let my autistic-as-fuck ass tell you.
It's to pay the hardware owners for computational cycles. Just like mining, but actually doing work and not wasting electricity for frivolous shit.

Oh, this sort of network model is also ABSOLUTELY CRUCIAL to IoT, since it kills all sorts of problems associated with latency and security. FUCK. This project makes my dick hard.

>> No.9929039

>>9929005
Why not SONM then?

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Pinkdate

>> No.9929135

NKN

>> No.9929310

>>9929039
The V2 mainnet will be released this week,
plus iexec has a much better team in my opinion.

Gilles Fedak (Ph.D.), has a background in grid and cloud computing and has worked as a research scientist at INRIA for almost 15 years

Haiwu He. (Ph.D.), is a scientist in grid computing and also a professor at the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

CTO, Oleg Lodygensky, Ph.D. is the founder of XtremWeb-Hep which is the core software behind iExec.