Latest satsgang's pump and dump

Riddle me this Vampire. There are only 1700 people that hold rpl. There will be approximately 100k rocketpool node operators. What would encourage those 1700 holders to sell their rpl to these node operators. When you find your answer, you'll become enlightened.

No one can give a straight answer. He’s right you know

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The people, myself included, are buying up are the rpl we can at under $5 each for two reasons. One, to run a node. Two, and more important, to sell to node operators at a significant profit.

How much rpl to run a smartnode?

Thats... not an answer

What you described is literally a pump and dump scam - first you pump rpl, then you dump on poor node owners

Frameo pls go

>Why would your 20,000 bags be worth anything?

Supply and demand. My rpl is out of circulation until $25 sorry.

OH NO NO NO NO NO NO

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pump and dump scams are illegal and the team isn't anonymous, they are based in Australia. Rocketpool is going to be shutdown by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) for running a pump and dump scam

you must have missed the part of running rocketpool nodes. Are you just salty that people have a lot of rpl because they know the potential? Stop hoarding anons. kek.

Your 16 rpl is out of circulation.... until it comes back...,

checked. hahahah

thank god.

this, you're right my friend

What gives link it's value with a total supply of 1 billion tokens and the devs holding a significant number of the tokens? Sure it has it's uses as an oracle but does that justify it's current $1 billion + marketcap with today's practical uses for it? A lot of rpl will probably just sit in wallets just like link, bitcoin and most crypto does. Supply and demand of tokens being traded at any particular moment determine price. This is true for any crypto, commodities and stocks.

The amount of rpl required to create a node is dynamic and demands on network utilization.

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What gives link it's value with a total supply of 1 billion tokens and the devs holding a significant number of the tokens? Sure it has it's uses as an oracle but does that justify it's current $1 billion + marketcap with today's practical uses for it? A lot of rpl will probably just sit in wallets just like link, bitcoin and most crypto does. Supply and demand of tokens being traded at any particular moment determine price. This is true for any crypto, commodities and stocks.

And devs only own 10% of the supply of RPL. eternal bull has come

Any proof of a pump and dump scam? Oh no someone sold it must be a scam. kek

exactly user. Imagine when exchanges start to list rpl and that supply has to be on exchange. The amount of available rpl will be spread so thin there is only one that has to happen in order for holders to want to sell.

Good point user. Im gonna make a few phone calls tomorrow. Hopefully this buries the scam token under a pile of investigations and it gets delayed indefinitely

And a protocol feature that allows the rocketpool team to continue to develop and profit without having to sell rpl.

Exactly, it's even more bullish for the token. The devs are incentivized more for growing the market rather than dumping their supply of RPL (they only have 10% anyways)

Thanks, it's good to see more people realize it's a scam

lol. Good luck stopping a decentralized protocol. I'm thinking about calling to stop ethereum tomorrow.