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Luke Russell
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Jordan Williams
mite be cool
Henry James
do have some. good project imho
Brandon Morgan
It’s going to be huge. Qash is going to have hundreds of trading pairs and the liquidity will be massive
Ryder Gray
5% of my portfolio
Evan Murphy
It's a good long term investment imo. Just don't expect immediate gains.
Cooper Robinson
99% of my portofolio
around 25k USD
Ayden King
Investing in QASH is making a bet on the following things:
>The liquid platform is going to provide the liquidity it says it will and will be in general a good
In favour of this we have perhaps the most experienced team in all of crypto, at least when it comes to traditional finance.. On the downside, their current exchanges leave much to be desired and we know for a fact that binance will not be apart of the worldbook, the exchange with the most volume currently. We know they are partnered with 17 exchanges at the moment so hopefully that'll bring in enough liquidity to entice people to use the liquid platform
>Institutional investors will enter the crypto space and will want to use Liquid and QASH
This feels like a given to me. With the recent news of Soros looking to enter the market as well as the fact Mike talked about still being in talks with the like of Goldman Sachs and having an investor trying to fill a single $1,000,000,000 BTC order on top of the fact that Liquid will theoretically provide the most liquidity and services such as a prime brokerage. Not to mention that most of the teams come from these big players. The only downside is it's reliant on if the liquid platform will deliver, DYOR and decide if you think they will.
>Regulations are coming to crypto down the line
Seems inevitable to me, and when it does QASH will be left standing. Big players want regulated exchanges since they want things to be done safely. They don't want to take part of the wild west market we have at the moment which is one of the reasons they have restrained from entering for now.
Anthony Reyes
>Seems inevitable to me, and when it does QASH will be left standing
they seem to be the only major japanese exchange to have passed the jfsa regulations so far. bullish
Ayden Bell
This comment under the KoreanJew interview made me feel pretty bullish on qash.
"As a QASH investor, I am looking forward to great things from Quoine, the World Book, the Liquid platform and the QASH token. Let’s assume that crypto becomes a $30 trillion market as Mike says. If QASH becomes a 5th ranked coin by market cap as Mike also says, it will make up 2.5% of the entire market by today’s proportions. Assuming all 1 billion QASH coins are in circulation by that time, that means QASH could be valued at 30 trillion x 2.5% / 1 billion = $750 per coin. If it becomes a top 3 coin as Mike alludes to, QASH would be valued at $2,250 per coin. Scary."