Hey guys, I know many of you are not devs, and I myself am only a novice, but how many of you actually think you know whats up? I've been in for a little over a year now. I've went through the full cycle from discovering Bitcoin, to alts, to eth, and then I got in to developing about 7 months ago. I've mined multiple coins and published multiple contracts to main and Ropsten. Im no genius but I have a good understanding of what Ethereum is. (As well as Chainlink if they come through) BCH and BTC started this bullshit and I have the majority in ETH now. I can see the claims from both BCore(BTC) and BCash(BCH). But I know if BTC takes off again it will decimate alts. But will it really this time?
My game plan here is that since BTC and BCH are not going to coesxist peacefully anytime soon, they will just compete with eachother. So Thats why I'm still heavy in ETH. Is this a Brainlet play? I know some of you more silent ones are the ones with the higher IQ. I believe that from December to here soon was the first sell off, and anyone with half a brain can see this is the bottom unless some huge black swan event happened.
I hope you arent heavy in ALTS, because whether BTC, BCH, or ETH have a next run they will bleed to all fuck.
>When you got in. >What you truly think your understanding level of this industry/technology is. (Don't be a Dunning Kruger retard) >What coin are you heaviest in.
>3 years a go sold eth then bought back in during heavy shilling >does anybody really understand this industry? You can be versed in pump and dump scams and the market itself yet be oblivious to the technology behind, or understand the technology behind and get justed in the markets, I understand eth, btc and a few shitcoins to an intermediate level, know what a distributed ledger is, smart contracts, etc, understand a bit of the issues things like smarts contracts face, scalability and business applications, the thing is can you really understand most shitcoins out there? The white papers of most are just conjectures you don’t know where the reality ends and fiction begins. >I’m in ETH longterm and ZIlliqa because it’s the only decentralised coin with a programming language and smart contracts besides eth, has a public tesnet with sharding. Making sharding work is what really sold it for me desu. Either way I’ve been in ZIlliqa for a long time so I’m not fussed about the recent dump, if I see btc making a serious move then I’ll sell my zil to buy back in cheaper a few days after, the way things look like right now I’m keeping my zil and eth.
Christopher Adams
Answer my damn thread and I'll have more.
Havent hear of Zil, will have to look into it. Thoughts on Link?
Been in the market for about two years. Background in finance so I know more about how the market works than the tech behind it. But I’ve done enough research to invest. I think this next run up will be focused more on which coins/tokens have the best tech which is why I moved most of my stack out of btc/eth (all I owned until around November). Largest holdings are omg, ven, eth, and btc in that order
Andrew Evans
Is this a boi, the bulge looks rather large. I’m concerned.
Regarding chainlink, I’m a believer. I’m not invested In it because as of right now even if they did have a working product there is very little use for it, blockchain main use right now is as speculative asset, the promise of real life applications must be accompanied with shilling, publicity, partnerships etc, you can expect chainlink to remain in that price range some time while shitcoins moon and crash. The reason I’m not invested in chainlink it’s becausd I’m waiting to be able to gauge if chainlink will be able to capitalise on the first mover advantage if business adopt blockchain solutions. Which might not even happen in a large scale for a long time.
Tl;dr Chainlink looks good, stays stinky, but will remain stinky for some time there is no reason to rush into it because it won’t noon anytime soon. You’d be better off profiting off shitcoins until they deliver enoug to show they will be able to connect offchain data with smart contracts.
