>unlimited TPS
Uhh sweetie? That's now how DAG works. Now explain to me what Nano does that EOS and STEEM don't do? The only difference I can see is that 1: Nano is less scalable due to DAG inefficiencies and the lack of possible sidechains, and 2: It has a fixed total supply which makes it a deflationary currency. This is bad if you want people to actually use it, as no one will want to use an appreciating asset as currency (See: Bitcoin).
Mooning
I'll FOMO in at $4+. By then I'll know it's real.
nano is a swingers coin. it had some weird whales cause of the way this coin was distributed, then the bitgrail scammy thing made thousands of bagholders. what you are seeing is excessive manipulation to dispose of their own bags. this coin will have the biggest pumps in the market and huge dumps, creating bagholders over and over. its great for swing if you know what you're doing, but its a terrible investment at short term.
>It has a fixed total supply which makes it a deflationary currency. This is bad
for bankers and middlemen, but for the people it's great. are you not a regular guy? do you like your value eroded by inflationary monetary policy?
>but its a terrible investment at short term.
wew guy
Currencies don't work well when no one wants to actually use them. How are you going to get mass adoption when everyone is just hodling their coins? A small amount of inflation is good, as it incentivises spending and investment. The problem with fiat inflation is that governments can very easily fuck things up with their printing presses. Crypto with fixed, predictable inflation is the way to go for a currency that people actually use.
name a deflationary currency other than certain cryptos.
They don't exist, and there's a reason for that.
you do understand what's a timeframe in investments right?
The reason they don't exist is it was never possible to create a resource with only a fixed supply. Until now. Read the Bitcoin Standard