You can however most people aren't programmers and can't make their own plugin for websites which is why they need to release those separate plugins.
The API and protocol are complete and working. If you knew anything about software engineering you'd know that most of the work is already done. It's more about integration and 3rd party Dapp development now
>With it, interest and enthusiasm in the project wane
So? The money comes from the accounting and lower fees in their payment portal and Dapp development. NOT from speculative buyers and traders.
That's the difference REQ is the only product that actually benefits from staying under the radar and have it least shilled as possible since the money is going to pour in from the business side not from the consumer speculation side.
Nah, big investors won’t come if there’s no liquidity. Even if the supply dwindles, which it won’t without mass adoption, you still need big investors to prop up the value.
Brainlet.
Mainnet =/= full development and adoption of the platform. Mainnet release was huge because now any company can build upon the Req Network, which is happening right now. This shit doesn't happen overnight. If you can't wait like 99% of all newcoiners then just sell your bags to one of us retard.
I'm not talking about "big investors". I'm talking about genuine revenue due to a working product. Once the product is getting used (primarily on the accounting side of things) it's generating REAL REVENUE and that revenue all automatically burns REQ as its fees which are all bought from the open market.
There is no need for any investors or speculators from here on out. The developers just need to focus on the triple-entry accounting system and undercutting established systems in terms of fees and all the rest will fall in place all on its own.
You just want to get cash quick even if it sacrifices your long-term profits. REQ isn't for that, you bought a pretty shitty coin if you wanted that since like I said lots of people are going to suppress the price over the coming years.
REQtards are emotionally attached to their bags at this point. There's literally no point of holding REQ, shit already launched a mainnet and it did nothing. Why the fuck are you still hodling ?
Why does req even work?
I think you got it wrong bro. While this is a token burning model that decreases supply, it does not generate much revenue per se. You reiterated that point when you mentioned undercutting fees. You still need investors to want to buy and hold the tokens—in others words value the tokens—for the price to appreciate in the future. So yes, there is still a role for marketing to increase investment into this company. Companies don’t grow without investors.
>price will rice
And please don’t assume I want cash quick. I knew this was going to be a long term investment, but long term thinking in crypto is 6-12 months, any predictions beyond that are plain ridiculous. And if you knew how much req I own it would make your panties drop.