Bruhh

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>paypal 2.0
>engineering manager doesn't know what the term fiat mean

I'd like to request my money back.

Really though, I sold this piece of shit at 2.5 cents many months ago. I lost $15,000 hard earned USD and the chance to buy over 100k LINK so really I lost more than $250k USD. How the fuck do I ever get that back?

I'm grateful to the REQ team because this shitcoin finally convinced me to stop pumping money into altcoin speculation and focus on good ol' BTC, ETH, and some XMR instead.

meanwhile PayPal.com is Partnering with Ink Protocol

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bruh. you need to be in stage 4

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Stege five is electroneum

The only reason I haven't sold my REQ off already is the War on Cash (c). TPTB want goys to keep paying their taxes, and in order to pay taxes you need to have invoices. Whales are gonna nuke this to the ground until tokens start burning for good tho

Me too user. Fuck us.

Fuck off back to the telegram Chris

tell me more about those whales, and the deadline for token burning

You lost over 100m user... hopefully you can live with that

this has been under 2 pennies for over 8 months now

its over

I hope so too. I still have a stack of LINK. It's just peanuts compared to what it should have been. FML.

req was the perfect scam
>manage to get into YC as some shitty french slackers since you fill the foreign quota
>start buzz you have major YC connections even though everyone hated them
>make $30m
>eat the finest moz everday for the rest of your life

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yep. they scammed everybody, including wikimedia, pwc and YC. they know how to shill to investors, but are too lazy/incompetent to actually get anything done. fuck the french

the problem is its trying to insert itself as a middleman where no middleman is needed. If you really want accounting done, can't you just use something like Bitcoin.tax? If that doesn't solve your problem, can't you just query each blockchain offchain? Why is a token needed?
There could be use case with something like Gilded, but even in Gilded, using Request is completely optional. It adds an additional cost.
If i'm a business, i am 100% going to have transactional records for business purposes anyway, so why do I want a blockchain to have that data too? I'm already recording it and have a system.
It is a token in search of a problem, instead of a solution that solves a problem.
The whitepaper is generic and non-technical. The team is 6 months late on a revision to a protocol that was 9 months late to implement. Every time they show their faces they do something even more retarded than the last to show their naivete and lack of purpose.

This is literally like stealing at these prices. The devs are doing god's work. If you only knew Anons

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Severely undervalued. Imagine not buying at these prices or selling at an ATL

you put it in ONE and wait for moon

>the worst CryptoNote coin ever made

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