>Founded by the creator of fucking Javascript >Lead investor is Peter Thiel >Hockeystick growth along literally every measurable KPI >More adoption than any project in all of crypto's history, achieved in a matter of months >Brave is actually a bretty gud browser that will probably be better than FF or Chrome within a few updates >Simple and obvious use case you can explain to normies in like 5 seconds >With global wireless internet BAT could actually become a global Universal Basic Income >Launching reddit tipping, meaning it will become instantly visible to millions of users >Somehow STILL can't break the $0.35 price line
> coin price can't go above 1$ > no interest from investor
Gabriel Wilson
Why can't the coin price go above $1?
Wyatt Brooks
It has a potential to be useful, but it's not a coin you invest in.
Samuel Adams
did you even read the whitepaper?
Logan Scott
Why?
Hunter Johnson
It's explicitly designed this way based on the fact that average CPM in other ad networks is $1.
Thomas Lewis
Yes and I didn't see anything in there that inherently prevents a price rise. There's a finite amount of BAT and no set cost to Brave ads, which means with enough Brave adoption any given price should be possible.
Benjamin Ward
1$ EOY makes this a great investment
Gavin Davis
I keep getting this and hitting the same wall. I've read the white paper and done my own research, and even though everyone keeps telling me 'it's designed not to hit above X price' I don't actually see any reason to believe that's true. What am I missing?
