Bullish.
Bullish
fucking bullish, but I would rather buy for 7cents, I guess I wait a little longer.
There is a serious fud campaign in full effect user let it play out
There is no fud campaign. just a whole bunch of wen moon??XD retards not understanding the product one bit.
it is kinda frustrating cause i didn't plan to invest more but if the price plummets again, i will have to dollar cost avg.
chinks own your coin, they can do whatever they want with it, most likely a kill the token to eliminate competition.
I'm sorry.
It's over.
> most likely a kill the token to eliminate competition
there you have it. this sentence proves that you are full of shit and don't even understand what you are talking about.
Lition is a layer 2 solution
Tomo is a layer 1 solution
These are not competitors. You. ultra. fucking. brainlet.
Competition with themselves? Who falls for this room temp iq fud?
MY SALARY COMES MONDAY CAUSE ITS A FRIDAY ILL MISS OUT ON ALL THOSE CHEAP LITTIES AND EASY GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIIINSSSS
So, what is it then?
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I HOPE I MAKE ITTTTTTTTT I NEED TO BUY A MAKE IT STACK ASAP NOW THAT ITS CHEAPER
To give you a super quick rundown. Ethereum / Tomochain / Neo are all first level blockchains.
They all share a common problem; scalability. See what happened to the ETH network when CryptoKitties launched.
Ok, what do we do? We bring a second layer network into the game for a specific group of use cases (here: business, banking, financially related).
On top of all that, Lition is GDPR compliant, which means that you are able to delete personal data of the blockchain. (more specifically you are able to create a block on the chain that commands a database to delete your personal data of its system.)
TL;DR
Lition solves scalability issues + it's GDPR compliant (which makes blockchain adaption for EU businesses possible)
>what is Microsoft buying and destroying tech companies
that's only one scenario
chinks owning it is even worse. people don't like it when fortune 500 companies sell out to china but a highly speculative blockchain? You're a fucking idiot if you think this is good.
I can't put into words how retarded you are. But hey you do you.
The fact that this didn't get crushed to 2c and is in fact back up near 9c. After all that FUD and after a fucking merger.
Bullish.
I sold my big swing bag a couple days ago, but none of the top wallets shed their new acquisitions. Bullish. Glad I kept that 100K staked.
ftp ripped Richard apart today in telegram it was hilarious
it will go lower as stakers get their funds back
Sell out cunt deserves it
Why would central banks enter the crypto market.
The people of Vietnam can just use private crypto chains.
Oh...
cointelegraph.com
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This.
It's not the time to start shilling.
We must regroup and address the Fud with logical coherent arguments.
Once the bulls have taken over sentiment in the generals again, conversation and excitement will pick up again. Likely only after some new revelations, which Tomochain has said were in store for November.
I'm taking a breather for when that happens.
Sorry this was so hard for me to post lol fug. But here's some proof of a fud campaign l.
Yeah we know thanks.
Why was it hard?
It shouldn't have been. Idk I just fucked up a lot. I've been up for almost 24 hours. Work night shift but stay up on Fridays to switch to regular human time for the weekends. I work 4 10 hour shifts mon thru thurs.
in the mean time bitcoin will probably shit itself and drag lit to sub 1c, theres no reason to hold shition right now
should i buy at 7c? think it'll go lower than that?
I still dont know know how to feel about all of this. Yes, in normal finance an acquisition is bullish fuck. But this is crypto, and the fact that they refuse to disclose their agreement spooks me. Like what reasonable reason would there be for them not tell?
>and the fact that they refuse to disclose their agreement spooks me.
This is extremely common in business
>Like what reasonable reason would there be for them not tell?
Countless. Again this is the norm for privately owned businesses.
>This is extremely common in business
I know, its the reason why I still have some hope. But still, in a world as lawless as crypto, you need a lot of transparency for people to trust you
qrd on merger?