No... No.....They told me this was a scam

it happened before you, it comes and go, some people are doing massive profits because its almost predictable

No
Already know the economics of AMPL, this is a MEME coin
market cap WILL go up coming days/weeks wth nice rebases but it will violently crash again

Even if it does, does that mean AMPL wouldn't work as intended though?? Do you have any solid arguments against a revolutionary elastic supply currency?

I've had this on repeat for hours boys. This is a sad time. youtube.com/watch?v=wXcdYBh3hgg This was supposed to be a scam

it will pump, hit the 750M MC resistance, slow down a bit, then blow past up to 1B mark, and probably big sell wall there. Another month or two of crabbing, but the MC will go down to about 300-500M rather than 100-300M. This will happen over and over again, and each time AMPL will capture more and more permanent MC. Meanwhile, the upsurge in demand won't be so drastic with the price swings. Don't expect to see any $10 or even $5 very often. I'd be surprised to see $3 by EOY.

BASED

dear god you have piss poor pleb roastie taste, no wonder you believed it was a scam - you'd probably eat a handful of shit if someone told you to.

Let me redeem myself with a classic everyone loves. This is also my sad song of the day

youtube.com/watch?v=Hm7vnOC4hoY

Let's say that a soda pop costs $3 from a vending machine.

If we are using a traditional volatile crypto. One day the soda might cost 3 coins, the next 2 coins, the next 8 coins.

AMPL pretends to solve this problem by saying the soda will always cost 3 coins. But the reality is that while the price of the soda is staying the same, the number of coins in my wallet is not. I may have 3 coins one day, 4 the next day, and only 1 coin the next. Imagine going to check in your wallet and theres 10 less coins than there was before. you dont even know how much is in your bank and these fluctuations will be just as volatile as the price fluctuations of the traditional coin.

am i wrong?

You can buy in but take profits because when this dumps, it really dumps

Yes this is somewhat true but you must take into account stabilty once we are widely adopted that 4 coins will become 3.5 and then maybe down to 2.5 but eventually the window will get smaller amd smaller, this will build an economy that reduces cascading failures and everyone gets supplied and reducuted at the same rate.. If for example i pay for a soda with .01 bitcoin tomorrow that might be worth 2 sodas so i am less inclined to spend it. Though if everyone uses a fairly stable elastic currency sure if the demand goes up everyone can buy slightly more sodas because they now have slightly more coins but it will make the soda price more stable, kind of like a better fiat. Like QE except its balanced across all wallets, and it is less prone to economic shocks..

Sorry if thats hard to understand long story short its like hard money and fiat mixed together so you can keep it and not have to worry about getting diluted but you can also use it every day as a stable coin..

go to Zig Forums now
fix yourself

"If for example i pay for a soda with .01 bitcoin tomorrow that might be worth 2 sodas so i am less inclined to spend it."

The same applies to AMPL - If i pay for a soda with 1 AMPL that might be rebased to 2 AMPL tomorrow then I will be less inclined to spend it.

IMO there's no shortcut to price stability besides massive adoption and volume. Or by tying to other assets which already have these properties.

Shhh dont tell anyone else but this whole thread is a sham and Im a ample holder and I actually have patrician taste in music

It is a scam, so get into RMPL instead. Random rebases so you don't get dumped on by whales and it under 10m MC.

If this gets listed on Coinbase it'll skyrocket. You can still get in it's just more risky now. Because if it slows around 600m again a lot of people will take profits and run.

Hahahaha

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kek always do the opposite of biz, I got my Ample stacks three days ago

It still gets rebased. It does not matter where your AMPL is. The only way you can miss out on being rebased, is if you are storing your AMPL on an exchange, that does NOT distribute your actual rebase to you.

However, all AMPL is redistributed, no matter what contract it is sitting in.

Yes but i am talking about in a higher market cap scenario, the thing that makes it stable and unique is the opportunity for arbitrage.. If for example we have AMPL's at a stable market cap of 50 billion, then the lower it goes the more buy pressure, and the higher it goes the more sell pressure which keeps it pegged to the $1.09 The point is it is neither like gold or fiat, this not only offers more liquidity than any other stable coin, it keeps it somewhat pegged where 1 ampl will always = 1 ampl and things can be easily denominated.. 1 ampl currently might be worth more tomorrow but once it stabalized the opportunity to swing window will become less and less until it stabilizes as a stable coin, which is better than fiat because it solves deflation and there is no porblem holding because if demand goes up than everyone purchasing power is equally going up.

solves inflation*