Lition LIT

makes really no sense with those fees on idex.

Shill me your shitcoin then faggots how lazy can you be

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nobody cares schizo, fuck off

LIT is lit atm. love their approach of their decentralized renewable energy market place. got a good bunch of LIT already months ago. mainnet is coming, node onboarding is already running.

Stay poor litfag
You had 3 years

Is there a lition discord where we can share memes

t.me/lition_trading

The TG is our battleground and is very very active
. Memes are mostly shared in Litions unofficial trading group.

3 years to do x3, exactly right kek

go on IDEX, zoom out and read the chart properly. its a 3x in USD/LIT in the last 4-5weeks. slowly climbing streadily without stupid pump & dump, eating all sellwalls alive.

No good memes have come out of there. Most debut in the LITGENs

Ewwww, normies...

>where can we share memes?
He asks on Zig Forums.

Lition is a high throughput second layer solution on top of Ethereum. The big innovation is deletable sidechains so businesses can use public blockchain tech and remain GDPR (EU law) compliant. Lition bridges the gap between blockchain and non-blockchain companies and it’s speculated that SAP will be their first big user. To showcase the technology, they have a number of usecases.

The energy usecase provides a peer to peer energy market where you can pick the provider you like and switch on a daily basis (1 tx/day) or on a 15 minute basis (96 txs/day) to chase cheap energy. The growth rate needed to get to 250k households late 2022 is being exceeded. In 2 years we can see 500k txs, burning 5000 USD/day in gas (staking revenue). If EWT with it's limited energy use case and zero other use cases can get an $80M mcap on pure speculation, imagine what this can do. There’s also a syndicated loan dApp (DeFi) with Volksbank Raffeizen and a certificates dApp with Lawpilots (data validation). Other dApps outlined in the whitepaper will cause an ecosystem of projects around Lition to emerge.

Token utility stems from the need to pay gas (max 0.01 USD) like ethereum, to secure the network by staking them and from paying fees to open up sidechains.

Lition is very underpriced due to a lack of mainnet. If Lition was just another crypto project or a scam, they would have patched the consensus issue months ago. Instead they fixed it and are running months of tests to be certain that once they launch it, it works instead of slapping a temporary solution to capitalise on the hype. 99% of your blockchain projects are just copy pasting or saying they will get shit done. Lition tries to deliver. Not owning a bag is the most retarded shit I've seen in crypto because if they make it work and you don't own some, you will get left behind and you will live every single day in despair until the day you off yourself, and this my friend, is why we call it a suicide stack.

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He means ETH.

i don't get how people are able to think in small decimals of eth and btc. i can't work out in my head what 5^-4 of eth and btc would be in fiat in my head

I still don't quite understand why the customers are willing to pay around $30 a month for the service.
Are they aiming more towards industrial/commercial clients because I don't see how normal households could end up paying less overall for their electricity with that monthly $30 service fee for Lition?

It's because on IDEX everything is traded against ETH so it is denominated in it.
Just like you would trade an australian stock it would be denominated in aussie dollars.
You would easily say things like 'im gonna sell when it hits 10 AUD'

Because we've been monitoring the order list in idex for a while

Not 30. 0.3 usd. 1 cent per transaction.
Only large customers would pay 30 so they can send a transaction every 15 minutes.

Can you imagine if they were to market this to a company like tesla with all his solar panel shit? They could take it global, and we'll be billionaires.

Mind you, 1 cent for massive discounts on energy. It's a no-brainer for regular households to adopt. It's just about getting the word out, which will happen slowly through commercials that have been airing.

I need more convincing. shill me.