Now it may be over

Dr.Windbeutel@DrWindbeutel

1Mês

@Krynt 10€ never

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Paolo2006@Paolo2006

1Mês

@Krynt ok If market cap is the only criterion... but I don't begrudge him it anyway

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Krynt@Krynt

1Mês

@Paolo2006 Of course that is a criterion

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1Mês

@Paolo2006 LOL why shouldn't market cap be THE MOST IMPORTANT CRITERION 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Dr.Windbeutel@DrWindbeutel

1Mês

@Windbeutel I also don't understand at €10 we would be at what kind of market cap? Is there even that much money worldwide? 😀

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@Hotte1909 Since I'm sitting on the shithouse right now, I did the math: €10 would be 142x the current price.
Current market capitalization: €2 billion.
So that means it would have to be around the current value of ETH at the moment. Unrealistic, but not impossible. Nevertheless, the market cap is the absolutely most important criterion for all moon price fantasies.

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1Mês

@Windbeutel good shit 😉

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Stefan21@stefan_21

1Mês

Hope you at least read my Kaspa post beforehand😂

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1Mês

@stefan_21 maybe that's why he sold?
I'm actually considering buying a small tranche of Kaspa. I'd be interested to know how much potential you see in the coin in the medium term? :)

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Stefan21@stefan_21

1Mês

@V7Hodl you can go ahead. There is certainly potential in the medium term, but also at a higher risk. However, the coin will not be able to exist alongside Bitcoin in the long term.
To speculate on short to medium-term profits - especially in view of a potential altseason that might come - it's certainly not the worst altcoin.

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1Semana

@stefan_21 define "cannot exist alongside Bitcoin in the long term". So that we can back up this statement with 1BTC. Are you with me?

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Stefan21@stefan_21

1Semana

@ordinemo I can explain the statement in more detail for you: Kaspa will fade into insignificance compared to Bitcoin in the long term or will never become as important as Bitcoin is right now. There are many reasons for this, the network effect is one of them, but there are also a few others as described in my Kaspa article. That's my opinion on the subject, we'll see what the future brings.
If underpinning with 1BTC means that you would like to bet with me for 1BTC, I'm afraid I have to disappoint you. Why would I bet so much money with a stranger from the internet who apparently feels offended by my opinion?

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1Semana

@ordinemo you just have to take a look at ETH. Everyone was talking about flippening... ETH/BTC never got back to the high of 2017. Kaspa is still a long way off, even though I find the technology fundamentally exciting. @stefan_21 made some pretty good points in its article. That's why I didn't buy the coin and I'm currently quite happy about it. The altcoins are getting quite a battering at the moment... Only Bitcoin is holding up surprisingly well.

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1Semana

@stefan_21 If you were sure, you would take the Bitcoin ;) See my answer under your original post

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1Semana

@V7Hodl fair. Some of the points made by @stefan_21 are understandable, but not well-founded enough.

Ethereum is in second place mainly because of its cult status - similar to Bitcoin. Both will relinquish their place in the long term.

In the case of Ethereum, technically there have long been more efficient alternatives, to which Ethereum has lost its users, even if the alternatives are not particularly innovative.

In my personal opinion, there are only a handful that are disruptive enough to hold their own in the long term beyond the cult status, Kaspa is probably one of them.

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@ordinemo Ethereum simply has no real use case in my eyes. I agree with you about its cult status.

It's not just because of its cult status that Bitcoin is in first place. It's the best network with by far the largest ecosystem. We are slowly moving towards nation state adoption with Bitcoin.
Kaspa is exciting, as I said, but still very small. I think we'll have to wait and see. I see the risk of centralization with Kaspa in a similar way to @stefan_21
I also don't think that any other project can catch up with the network effects of Bitcoin. Something serious would have to happen with Bitcoin. Maybe Satoshi comes around the corner, throws 1 million Bitcoin on the market and goes all in on Kaspa, who knows😂

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1Semana

@V7Hodl Ethereum's use case is yet to come. Tokenization needs a lot of regulation and time. Unfortunately, Ethereum is not designed for this and others will ultimately win the race.

Bitcoin is facing golden times. We all agree on that. And especially for those who don't want to spend the time and energy to delve deeper, this is a clear buy recommendation in the medium term. In the long term, I am not quite as positive as some Maxi. I see the market ultimately deciding in favor of the strongest use cases, and I see other technologies here.

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Franjo Poth@FranjoPooth

1Mês

Good tip, read the post yesterday and shorted the thing. Already made 41% 😁

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Nobody@Nobody_123

1Mês

It's pure speculation for you, isn't it? And you don't care about the 15k? So when they're completely gone

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1Mês

@Nobody_123 jops I now hold a total of 450k kaspa coins. I believe in the project in the long term. Also because it is structured similarly to Bitcoin but can theoretically do much more and is also faster and cheaper to transfer

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Nobody@Nobody_123

1Mês

@Hotte1909 I am impressed 🫡👏 keep going 😉

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K@TechNav

1Mês

This is, as with all scams, a play on words that they tell themselves e.g. Ghost 👻 etc.. As with any crypto or scam project, unsuspecting investors are being lured in to be trapped and cashed out. In the end, this will go to zero - just like many others before it.

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Null@Frei

1Mês

Have you sold?

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@Frei Yes, of course. After Trump's announcement for the reserve. But get back in at some point

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@Hotte1909 why after Trump's announcement? Sell the news?

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