Bump and pump
BAT
Robert Edwards
Levi Nelson
Bought like $10k worth of this at 11 cents. Pretty fucking obvious moonshot.
Austin Sanders
I kind of doubt it’s going to “moon” just because the nature of the beast (enormous amount of tokens in circulation) but I’ve got high hopes that it’ll breach a dollar within a few years
Mason Stewart
BAT is a classic example of why it's better in this retarded market to have a bunch of promises and hype with no product out so speculator's imaginations can run wild than to have a working product that has real metrics attached to it.
Caleb Jenkins
It's just another shitcoin loosely associated with a forked Chrome browser
Carter Thomas
backed by a tech genius, yep.
Kevin Robinson
This is actually pretty amusing. Many of these legacy coins are trading at tens and even hundreds of usd a share even though they seem to be little more than marginal improvements to the original bitcoin, whereas this could potentially serve a purpose other than simply being used to trade for real money or other coins and people are pensive about investing in it even for pennies because what it DOES do is relatively disinteresting, as novel as it is in some ways. The transparency has potentially hurt it in these early stages and the only way it’ll really do well for itself is if it delivers a good enough product that becomes as ubiquitous as chrome or firefox, or at least close. In the meantime despite the fact it could be used in much the same way the other dozens of redundant coins are it isn’t.
Logan Long
>In the meantime despite the fact it could be used in much the same way the other dozens of redundant coins are it isn’t.
I wonder how much of that comes down to it being an ERC20 vs having it’s own mineable chain.
Aaron Walker
Regarding this point, there aren't many ERCs that are above BAT in market cap. Besides stablecoins it's just Link (kek), Holo, OMG, Maker, and Binance's coin.
Jackson Gray
>muh browser plugin token