ALGOCHADS

u bought their auction at $3/coin didnt u

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No. But I did trade from .20-.35 and then when it dipped to .29 I went all in. Sounds like you're projecting a bit, swingie. You ok?

just tryin to help. tech is good but the distribution is so cancerous that it wont moon

early relay operators were vesting 3.2 million algos daily, so each one $12.5m/year. one org apparently runs 9 of them. running an aws instance doesnt cost that much. go look at the list of relay operators on algoexplorer. thats not counting the massive premine. just selling the daily stake youd rake it in

might 2-5x (doubtful) but itll crab along while the operators aka foundation dump and say "muh MIT"

Appreciate it, and checked. The thing I'm bullish on is if this is used as an actual STO platform: algoexplorer.io/address/KJ6VYMLHYDH6FQT6UPFFIBVMJDZP3UIXUQD65AW44DIXZVLX7BIP6GY6VI look @ the latest transactions on that. all fresh, and all testing asset transfers: algoexplorer.io/assets. to me, this will be HUGE way bigger than a platform to build random dApps on, imo. I agree the original tokenomics of this thing sucked for the ICO investors. Avalanche seems like it'll dump hard, too and experience a similar winter like this coin did. I see ALGO doing 10-15x within a year.

i completely agree and i'm still a fan of algo, i just dont know how they fucked up their tokenomics shit so bad. what the fuck were they thinking? i guess its endemic to proof of stake (aka nothing at stake). for now i'm going to look at algocoin itself as a utility token rather than an investment like ethereum, which is at least mined. they also need to get their shit together on decentralization before im fully convinced, not that theres any point in rationalizing crypto

as you say the value of the platform is in the asset platform. they are one of the few legit "ethereum killers" with the working layer 1 contract platform, besides maybe eos (lol, another centralized pos). they still have a lot of work to do... metamask thing, better decentralization, layer 2 turing complete smart contracts, dev tools...

>he doesn't know what delta is...
ngmi user

>what the fuck were they thinking?
My *guess* is (giving the benefit of the doubt), that it could be potentially due to regulations (e.g. ensuring most of the nodes are US based given the MIT connections -- which would actually be incredibly bullish because the US government/public US companies could use it without worrying about takeover -- kind of like how Block one controls a fuck-ton of EOS but they don't actually do shit with to improve the atrocity of the state of that chain).

alright boys.
i'm link marine.
i'm thinking about stacking algos for a year.
what am i in for if i hold them for 3+ years.
which sites do i need to bookmark/study.

1. buy algo on an exchange
2. download algorand.com/wallet and send to wallet to collect gibs (variable 6-10% APY).
3. block explorer: algoexplorer.io/
4. follow twitter.com/silviomicali

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Damn. Did not know this. Good info user.

Addresses?

I'm looking at the top wallets. How did you make the connection that these accounts were the node operators?

thankyou fren.

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algorand.foundation/updated-wallet-addresses

I love how you think you know more than Silvio or MIT and you still have zero understanding of what ALGO is or even what it does.
ALGO is already being used my large Corps commercially.
Betting against MIT And the guy who invented cryptography.
KYS pleb

What's the price predictions bros

> appeal to authority

you deserve to get ripped off. keep holding XRP

170k ALGOchad reporting. Think I'm making about 40 ALGO per day staking, feels so fucking good bros.

>he's not holding xrp
cringe

>666
THE ALGORITHM IS WORKING

oh you comfy huh, user?

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