I'm looking at REQ / LINK / NXS / SKY They all seem like good projects but i need someone to shill me over the edge for one. Which should it be?
I'm looking at REQ / LINK / NXS / SKY They all seem like good projects but i need someone to shill me over the edge for...
All memes. Buy wanchain and fusion during the next dip.
none of them are good projects. just accumulate bitcoin
I'd go for nxs simply because I have no idea what it is and have already convinced myself the others are trash
All in Req.
It will moon in May
already hold some WAN my guy
i appreciate the honesty. That is exactly the reason it is on this list.
SKY is literally the future of internet. For any coin you hold, you generate 1 skyhour. (so holding 1 coin is enough to keep 1 person online for 24/7)
The new internet is completely private, but with high bandwidth. And when the 5G antennas get ready - worldwide decentralized internet.
There is no other project that would be as ambitious as this one.
>buy 100 dollars worth of btc
>it goes up to 20k
>you make 100 more dollars
Ok no
Most people trade alts to increase their stacks, if you just mindlessly throw money in bitcoin you might as well go into boomer stocks unless you're starting with 100k
yeah i guess I need to look at their upcoming stuff closer. There isnt anything upcoming in the near future correct?
I was intrigued but a moment but the whole idea is not going to fly.
It's called a sky coin but really it's just a network token with limited use. You get to use a token to browse the privacy internet where there's no content. Particl is trying to the same with their privacy eBay. People don't give a shit about doing everything privately, just the embarrassing or nefarious shit.
LINK is good
SKY is autistic
REQ has no usecase
WTF is NXS
>this
Skycoin is like paying for pornhub premium with verge
All those are good except req. It's staying under 30c all year
NXS
LINK on paper seems like the most legit + feasible project in crypto with potential.
REQ ... A crypto that lets you buy other crypto with fiat?
Alright boys... looks like you may have actually brought another stinky on board..
I already answered you in the other thread, copypasting here too.
I am 80% in req because I think it's a top 20 project.
Real partnerships, not "we are partners because we are partecipating in their boot camp" style.
With pwc france (4 billion revenue branch of a 36 billion revenue franchise) they are actively collaborating with their blockchain lab to educate the firm clients on blockchain benefits in auditing and invoicing. Basically a lot of big firms are getting exposed to the idea of integrating the blockchian in their financial flows with req tech.
Wikimedia France partnered with req "to widely integrate blockchain tecnology in its platform, starting by integration of currency donations". And it will give a lot of visibility and brand prestige.
They have erc20 and bitcoin coming by the end of the month, and hinted at other parnerships (and these guys demonstrated that they aim high, so I expect other big names).
The fact that they are not at least in the top 50 now is unbelievable.
how can an erc20 token be a top 20 project? what makes the token valuable? genuinely asking
Being an erc20 token has nothing to do with valuation, it's nonsense. As soon as crypto matures a bit making your own chain will be seen as now making your own encryption, a risky and not useful behavior to be used only if strictly necessary because the previous ones are not up to the task.
The req token economy is simple. Any transaction done on the token protocol has a small fee (now 0.5% with a $1.5 cap, but it can be changed by the team). The fee can be payed in any accepted currency but it's always used by the contract to buy req tokens at market price and burn them.
This way the request foundation can be a non-profit organization but still be viable in the long run.
So if the network gets adoption and is widely used, there will be a constant buying pressure by the contract bot and a constant erosion of the supply. This will make the token price go up constantly by simple demand and supply laws.
>REQ has no usecase
you should do standup