RLC REQ

Which one is better investment? REQ is looking better in terms of volume, but RLC is looking better in terms of development.

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I think when bull/fomo kicks in RLC will fly higher.

still undecided

I'd go with 70% RLC n 30% REQ, Both projects are really promising but I think iExec will see adoption faster and at a bigger volume desu.

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REQ has huge potential

I just want real advice

Sirs do the needful buy bags

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what are all these RLC shills?

>$208k 24hr volume
There is literally nobody buying either of these. 90%+ of that is bots wash and arbitrage trading.

I am not shilling it I actually want to buy REQ at the moment.

>I just want real advice
You can't ask questions on here!

Neither! Buy a real cryptocurrency. ICOs are scams that Jow Forums unironically thinks will make them rich...

go buy your bitconnect u poor fag

Na that shit was a obvious scam, much like the ICOs! Sorry you can't see that newfag!

>Send us your ETH we will give you another coin that will be very big, sir!

Can't you see the ICOs dying off?
Its the newfags hodling on to the ICO lottery tickets is the only 'value' left.
None of the oldfags i.e. people that actually control the market would hodl scamtokens.

The BCC shills had about as much logic as yourself!

I sold all my REQ for RLC at the last REQ pump to 1k sats. REQ has such slow progress. iExec V3 coming in may + they're working with intel, ibm & ubisoft.

but REQ have also something planned on March I think

Its probably the new logo and website they failed to release before end of last year.

Literally this.

Expect the absolute minimum and total disappointment with the dev team. Anything else and you are gonna have a bad time.

I'd go all in rlc. The chart looks amazing and v3 is in May

the request team hasn't released anything since April 2018 and didn't even market what they raised 30 million dollars to build lol
plus I'm pretty sure request V2 plans on using iexec to work since everything will be encrypted (request will eventually become an iexec dapp)

>REQ is looking better in terms of volume
>Doing TA on speculative asset with negligible market cap
It's like watching a toddler in the car backseat turning a toy steering wheel, believing he has any control.