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>if HEX succeeds
I hope it does. I've put half of my UNI airdrop stack into HEX and locked it up of 7 years. If there's a dump there's also the chance that a lot people are going to abort their staking which also means that we're getting paid their penalty. It stays exciting until the end of the year.

It's a big balls project. It will either work completely, which means likely taking the Number 1 spot in the next 3 years or it will fail.

Though really it can't fail. The code just works for all time, so the worst that can happen is a prolonged dump, as with any other project.

So IMO realistically speaking it's going to overtake the market over time, due to how the holding aspect of HEX is monetised unlike in any other project. It just makes sense for it to be top crypto.

Wow I don't even know where to begin.
First off, there's no proof of wash trading. It would take an audit to prove it. EOS was accused of the same thing because it had the same style of token release. Any token released in this style will be accused of wash trading by fudders, period.

The money going into the AA these days is due to arbitrage. If the price in the AA is 1252763% cheaper than on Uniswap (which it literally is when the AA resets each day). Then people would simply buy from AA and be millionaires. Google what arbitrage means you fucking moron.

Hex is probably the least shilled token by market cap. The most shilled project on Zig Forums? Are you fucking stupid or did you just get here?

Dumping after BPD? Yes the price will probably dump, but anyone holding bags will see their bags grow by ~2x. Therefore you'll see a price correction, not a dump. If it dumps beyond the point of the initial price, then why dump? Makes no fucking sense.

Keep researching, see if you can find one fucking point against Hex. One. Just one.

Just because HEX works doesn't mean it'll be successful pricewise. It does what it's advertised to do and that's it. Even Richard Heart himself stated that HEX is a speculative bubble that can crash anytime. We're talking about crypto here, after all. There's probably another 6 to 10 year bullmarket ahead which maybe is going to help with the price but it still would be healthy to curb one's enthusiasm.

The only reason hex trades at all is uniswap. 0 liquidity anywhere else and all those eth are coming from richard. Its not a novel idea, its just the typical erc 20 coin with ponzenomics behind it.

I understand. The code is what works. However that doesn't ensure demand. Anything can happen. I just think that, if we accept that value accrues in the places that humans have made to store their value, HEX provides this service in a way that is qualitatively better than anything that's come before it, whether that be banks, metals or other currencies.

Right now people still don't know how it works, which is the reason for questions such as what does it do, or statements like there's no use case. An understanding of it the use case is, should ensure future demand. I mean it is just better. It's simple to use, can be used by anyone, unlike masternode projects or the like and works meritocratically, giving all equal opportunity. If you use it properly, not as a pump and dump, it stores value better than anything else.

The time component where people lock for years will become noticeable over time. We are only in year one right now. But if people make 5+ year stakes, faster than stakers can finish them, we should reach a point where less and less HEX becomes available on the market. It just seems inevitable over time.

A lot of people don't understand Hex yet. They can't be argued with. The only thing that will turn them around is price (price go up). Hex knows what crypto is, and it understands its limitations and strengths. People buy crypto to make money. People are worried the most about dumps. Hex is designed exclusively around itself. This is why it prompted the DeFi bullrun. It popularized Uniswap. Look at where all the UNI money went after the airdrop.

Relative to other projects, the market cap now is a disgrace. Barring disaster it will go top 10 and most likely beyond. It's a revolution in crypto. It's a completely new investment style that works around completely novel factors - transparency in the CD investment itself and a reward system for loyalty/punishment system for day traders. If the price dumps, you've still made a fantastic return in interest. And if the price goes back up, it's like nothing happened. A crypto designed to be a crypto - what a concept.

I don't know how long it's going to take for people to get it, there are a lot of layers to this and you have to understand Hex and crypto at the macro level. I'm not going to wait on the sidelines though.

It may take until a Bitcoin bullrun. Bitcoin will match or surpass gold as the future store of value. Millenials don't buy gold and Millenials only hold 5% of the wealth. The wealth transfer from boomers (the wealthiest generation in the history of time) to Millenials will create an inevitable paradigm shift for cyptocurrency. Institutional wealth is already seeing this and acting on it (Jack Dorsey, Fidelity Investments, MicroStrategy etc). Remember, by the time they announce they've bought, they've bought already.

Or Hex will do it on its own, either way it's by far the comfiest hold. It doesn't need anyone else, it's designed in and of itself.

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Also, what no one is talking about is the decentralization in this thing. The holders chart beats everything else. Look at yesterdays dump. A whale sold and the decentralization grew even more. That's exactly what you want to see, a whale exploding and an accumulation. A vertical line down and a gradual rise up. Decentralization, what crypto was designed for.

The holders chart is a beautiful thing. Before HEX I had no idea how centralized crypto actually is. The people talk about decentralization as if it's such a big value to them, but most things are pretty much fucked in terms of distribution.

I completely agree with your points. HEX is a revolutionary idea. I can only imagine how insane that sounds to the plebs lurking here. It doesn't compute. It goes against their programming. They can't grasp the concept, and so they'll keep missing out until we go high enough that they concede.

People really want to hate Richard. It's just too much for them that RH is already rich, smart and proud and then he says he's gonna go build a thing, actually builds it in a way where it works and does what it's supposed to (goes up in price) and then gets even more rich and proud as a result. It's too much for one man to do.

They really hate seeing pride. It offends them. Makes them realize how small they are. They can't accept it and they don't understand how it differs from vanity, which is why they seek to label RH as a greedy egomaniac or whatever else. It's like Trump derangement syndrome, but for us, here in crypto.

Richard Heart is just a winner and HEX is a trillion dollar idea. In ten years he might become the richest man in the world. Though they may hate it, he is right about most of what he says, they just don't want to hear it from him, since he says it too bluntly. They need a guy like Andreas whispering honey into their ears.

HEX finally revealed the bullshit behind the virtue signalling of the "tech loving" crowd. They don't want things to be done, or for crypto to improve. They want to do things TOGETHER, partnering up with everyone including the shittiest exchanges, banks and governments until they give away all their freedoms. But at least they're "team players" unlike Richard with his HEX project. It's all just a bunch of organized socialist minded bitch boys without balls.

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>HEX finally revealed the bullshit behind the virtue signalling of the "tech loving" crowd. They don't want things to be done, or for crypto to improve. They want to do things TOGETHER, partnering up with everyone including the shittiest exchanges, banks and governments until they give away all their freedoms. But at least they're "team players" unlike Richard with his HEX project. It's all just a bunch of organized socialist minded bitch boys without balls.
If Richard Heart did one good thing for crypto then it is incentivizing people with HEX to pull their assets from the exchanges which can be hacked. Not your keys, not your coins.