Topic: [ANN] QRL - Announcing the Quantum Resistant Ledger - page 76. (Read 186383 times)
Very interesting project, just bought some QRL
Awesome project, I just sold all my ETH to get all in.
Good project, sold my exposure to it today, kept few coins for long term.
Having a diversified portfolio helps playing smart long term.
If you have none of it, definitely time to buy
Easy rule:
Be on 3 markets and have 5 assets on each.
This reduce your chance to make millions but reduce your risk to miss out on millions.
Having a benchmarket on the overall crypto market is good enough
Victor
Yeah for sure, Since 2013 i have had nearly 1 million slip through my hands lol. ive still made a bit tho. Exspensive lessons learnt.
Thing is i have a the same feeling about QRL its going places :-)
Thing is i have a the same feeling about QRL its going places :-)
Some of the comments on here are hilarious. "I can't pay 10 times ICO price!"
First, there was no ICO, as the pre-sale sold out the max cap ($4 million) before the ICO ever got off (see page 7 of this thread).
Second, 10 times $4 million is still only $40 million. At the time of this writing though it is at $32 million. You've got coins like Library Credits with a higher market cap than this coin. Think about it. If this coin can solve the quantum computing problem, it can literally save crypto. Should it really have such a low value? Or the better question is, should one really disregard it because someone who invested first is making "too much" of a profit at 8 or 10 times? If you didn't buy ETH or many other coins for the same reason, it would be your own personal loss, not the initial investors. Or you could just go buy dogecoin ($386 million market cap) - I hear the fundamentals on that coin are super awesome; it has 10 times the "value" of QRL right now
Now the MainNet isn't launching until August or so (subject to change or delays of course) so if somebody wants to wait for that I get it. Just be prepared to pay even more by then.
First, there was no ICO, as the pre-sale sold out the max cap ($4 million) before the ICO ever got off (see page 7 of this thread).
Second, 10 times $4 million is still only $40 million. At the time of this writing though it is at $32 million. You've got coins like Library Credits with a higher market cap than this coin. Think about it. If this coin can solve the quantum computing problem, it can literally save crypto. Should it really have such a low value? Or the better question is, should one really disregard it because someone who invested first is making "too much" of a profit at 8 or 10 times? If you didn't buy ETH or many other coins for the same reason, it would be your own personal loss, not the initial investors. Or you could just go buy dogecoin ($386 million market cap) - I hear the fundamentals on that coin are super awesome; it has 10 times the "value" of QRL right now
Now the MainNet isn't launching until August or so (subject to change or delays of course) so if somebody wants to wait for that I get it. Just be prepared to pay even more by then.
Totally agree - I bought ETH at $6 but I wasn't whining about the investors who bought at 35 cents at the ICO. The price difference between those two figures now is pretty irrelevant given the rise. QRL is a game changing technology. Buy and hold and check back in 3 months time.
Now I just rebought around $5.80.
I also had like 10 ether when it was $10.
Sold all around $12.
This is crypto world, noone can really guess whats gonna happen next.
Sold Dash when it was Darkcoin under $3 and sold Ripple under $0.03. I feel your pain fellas.
Millions can be made in crypto long term, it is a lesson worth learning.
This will be the accumulation phase between 10k-20k for a few weeks or months before a rise IMO.
Some of the comments on here are hilarious. "I can't pay 10 times ICO price!"
First, there was no ICO, as the pre-sale sold out the max cap ($4 million) before the ICO ever got off (see page 7 of this thread).
Second, 10 times $4 million is still only $40 million. At the time of this writing though it is at $32 million. You've got coins like Library Credits with a higher market cap than this coin. Think about it. If this coin can solve the quantum computing problem, it can literally save crypto. Should it really have such a low value? Or the better question is, should one really disregard it because someone who invested first is making "too much" of a profit at 8 or 10 times? If you didn't buy ETH or many other coins for the same reason, it would be your own personal loss, not the initial investors. Or you could just go buy dogecoin ($386 million market cap) - I hear the fundamentals on that coin are super awesome; it has 10 times the "value" of QRL right now
Now the MainNet isn't launching until August or so (subject to change or delays of course) so if somebody wants to wait for that I get it. Just be prepared to pay even more by then.
First, there was no ICO, as the pre-sale sold out the max cap ($4 million) before the ICO ever got off (see page 7 of this thread).
Second, 10 times $4 million is still only $40 million. At the time of this writing though it is at $32 million. You've got coins like Library Credits with a higher market cap than this coin. Think about it. If this coin can solve the quantum computing problem, it can literally save crypto. Should it really have such a low value? Or the better question is, should one really disregard it because someone who invested first is making "too much" of a profit at 8 or 10 times? If you didn't buy ETH or many other coins for the same reason, it would be your own personal loss, not the initial investors. Or you could just go buy dogecoin ($386 million market cap) - I hear the fundamentals on that coin are super awesome; it has 10 times the "value" of QRL right now
Now the MainNet isn't launching until August or so (subject to change or delays of course) so if somebody wants to wait for that I get it. Just be prepared to pay even more by then.
Totally agree - I bought ETH at $6 but I wasn't whining about the investors who bought at 35 cents at the ICO. The price difference between those two figures now is pretty irrelevant given the rise. QRL is a game changing technology. Buy and hold and check back in 3 months time.
Now I just rebought around $5.80.
I also had like 10 ether when it was $10.
Sold all around $12.
This is crypto world, noone can really guess whats gonna happen next.
Bought a few, the project is still young and I'm expecting big things with time - From what I even understand anyway lol.
Good luck devs.
Good luck devs.
Awesome project, I just sold all my ETH to get all in.
Some of the comments on here are hilarious. "I can't pay 10 times ICO price!"
First, there was no ICO, as the pre-sale sold out the max cap ($4 million) before the ICO ever got off (see page 7 of this thread).
Second, 10 times $4 million is still only $40 million. At the time of this writing though it is at $32 million. You've got coins like Library Credits with a higher market cap than this coin. Think about it. If this coin can solve the quantum computing problem, it can literally save crypto. Should it really have such a low value? Or the better question is, should one really disregard it because someone who invested first is making "too much" of a profit at 8 or 10 times? If you didn't buy ETH or many other coins for the same reason, it would be your own personal loss, not the initial investors. Or you could just go buy dogecoin ($386 million market cap) - I hear the fundamentals on that coin are super awesome; it has 10 times the "value" of QRL right now
Now the MainNet isn't launching until August or so (subject to change or delays of course) so if somebody wants to wait for that I get it. Just be prepared to pay even more by then.
First, there was no ICO, as the pre-sale sold out the max cap ($4 million) before the ICO ever got off (see page 7 of this thread).
Second, 10 times $4 million is still only $40 million. At the time of this writing though it is at $32 million. You've got coins like Library Credits with a higher market cap than this coin. Think about it. If this coin can solve the quantum computing problem, it can literally save crypto. Should it really have such a low value? Or the better question is, should one really disregard it because someone who invested first is making "too much" of a profit at 8 or 10 times? If you didn't buy ETH or many other coins for the same reason, it would be your own personal loss, not the initial investors. Or you could just go buy dogecoin ($386 million market cap) - I hear the fundamentals on that coin are super awesome; it has 10 times the "value" of QRL right now
Now the MainNet isn't launching until August or so (subject to change or delays of course) so if somebody wants to wait for that I get it. Just be prepared to pay even more by then.
Totally agree - I bought ETH at $6 but I wasn't whining about the investors who bought at 35 cents at the ICO. The price difference between those two figures now is pretty irrelevant given the rise. QRL is a game changing technology. Buy and hold and check back in 3 months time.
Now I just rebought around $5.80.
I also had like 10 ether when it was $10.
Sold all around $12.
This is crypto world, noone can really guess whats gonna happen next.
Moral. Hold for at least a few years. Maybe a decade.
Some of the comments on here are hilarious. "I can't pay 10 times ICO price!"
First, there was no ICO, as the pre-sale sold out the max cap ($4 million) before the ICO ever got off (see page 7 of this thread).
Second, 10 times $4 million is still only $40 million. At the time of this writing though it is at $32 million. You've got coins like Library Credits with a higher market cap than this coin. Think about it. If this coin can solve the quantum computing problem, it can literally save crypto. Should it really have such a low value? Or the better question is, should one really disregard it because someone who invested first is making "too much" of a profit at 8 or 10 times? If you didn't buy ETH or many other coins for the same reason, it would be your own personal loss, not the initial investors. Or you could just go buy dogecoin ($386 million market cap) - I hear the fundamentals on that coin are super awesome; it has 10 times the "value" of QRL right now
Now the MainNet isn't launching until August or so (subject to change or delays of course) so if somebody wants to wait for that I get it. Just be prepared to pay even more by then.
First, there was no ICO, as the pre-sale sold out the max cap ($4 million) before the ICO ever got off (see page 7 of this thread).
Second, 10 times $4 million is still only $40 million. At the time of this writing though it is at $32 million. You've got coins like Library Credits with a higher market cap than this coin. Think about it. If this coin can solve the quantum computing problem, it can literally save crypto. Should it really have such a low value? Or the better question is, should one really disregard it because someone who invested first is making "too much" of a profit at 8 or 10 times? If you didn't buy ETH or many other coins for the same reason, it would be your own personal loss, not the initial investors. Or you could just go buy dogecoin ($386 million market cap) - I hear the fundamentals on that coin are super awesome; it has 10 times the "value" of QRL right now
Now the MainNet isn't launching until August or so (subject to change or delays of course) so if somebody wants to wait for that I get it. Just be prepared to pay even more by then.
Totally agree - I bought ETH at $6 but I wasn't whining about the investors who bought at 35 cents at the ICO. The price difference between those two figures now is pretty irrelevant given the rise. QRL is a game changing technology. Buy and hold and check back in 3 months time.
Now I just rebought around $5.80.
I also had like 10 ether when it was $10.
Sold all around $12.
This is crypto world, noone can really guess whats gonna happen next.
Hi all, and inca.
I was wondering where can i download the client for mac? I'm not a tech person at all and when i look on github there seem to be only instructions for windows users and no dmg file or appstore link.
Thanks and sorry for the n00b question.
I was wondering where can i download the client for mac? I'm not a tech person at all and when i look on github there seem to be only instructions for windows users and no dmg file or appstore link.
Thanks and sorry for the n00b question.
Some of the comments on here are hilarious. "I can't pay 10 times ICO price!"
First, there was no ICO, as the pre-sale sold out the max cap ($4 million) before the ICO ever got off (see page 7 of this thread).
Second, 10 times $4 million is still only $40 million. At the time of this writing though it is at $32 million. You've got coins like Library Credits with a higher market cap than this coin. Think about it. If this coin can solve the quantum computing problem, it can literally save crypto. Should it really have such a low value? Or the better question is, should one really disregard it because someone who invested first is making "too much" of a profit at 8 or 10 times? If you didn't buy ETH or many other coins for the same reason, it would be your own personal loss, not the initial investors. Or you could just go buy dogecoin ($386 million market cap) - I hear the fundamentals on that coin are super awesome; it has 10 times the "value" of QRL right now
Now the MainNet isn't launching until August or so (subject to change or delays of course) so if somebody wants to wait for that I get it. Just be prepared to pay even more by then.
First, there was no ICO, as the pre-sale sold out the max cap ($4 million) before the ICO ever got off (see page 7 of this thread).
Second, 10 times $4 million is still only $40 million. At the time of this writing though it is at $32 million. You've got coins like Library Credits with a higher market cap than this coin. Think about it. If this coin can solve the quantum computing problem, it can literally save crypto. Should it really have such a low value? Or the better question is, should one really disregard it because someone who invested first is making "too much" of a profit at 8 or 10 times? If you didn't buy ETH or many other coins for the same reason, it would be your own personal loss, not the initial investors. Or you could just go buy dogecoin ($386 million market cap) - I hear the fundamentals on that coin are super awesome; it has 10 times the "value" of QRL right now
Now the MainNet isn't launching until August or so (subject to change or delays of course) so if somebody wants to wait for that I get it. Just be prepared to pay even more by then.
Totally agree - I bought ETH at $6 but I wasn't whining about the investors who bought at 35 cents at the ICO. The price difference between those two figures now is pretty irrelevant given the rise. QRL is a game changing technology. Buy and hold and check back in 3 months time.
Wouldn't Quanta be a more appropiate name? Quantum resistant ledger is a bit long and the largest denomination is quantum so quanta is what we receive and send to each other.
Some of the comments on here are hilarious. "I can't pay 10 times ICO price!"
First, there was no ICO, as the pre-sale sold out the max cap ($4 million) before the ICO ever got off (see page 7 of this thread).
Second, 10 times $4 million is still only $40 million. At the time of this writing though it is at $32 million. You've got coins like Library Credits with a higher market cap than this coin. Think about it. If this coin can solve the quantum computing problem, it can literally save crypto. Should it really have such a low value? Or the better question is, should one really disregard it because someone who invested first is making "too much" of a profit at 8 or 10 times? If you didn't buy ETH or many other coins for the same reason, it would be your own personal loss, not the initial investors. Or you could just go buy dogecoin ($386 million market cap) - I hear the fundamentals on that coin are super awesome; it has 10 times the "value" of QRL right now
Now the MainNet isn't launching until August or so (subject to change or delays of course) so if somebody wants to wait for that I get it. Just be prepared to pay even more by then.
First, there was no ICO, as the pre-sale sold out the max cap ($4 million) before the ICO ever got off (see page 7 of this thread).
Second, 10 times $4 million is still only $40 million. At the time of this writing though it is at $32 million. You've got coins like Library Credits with a higher market cap than this coin. Think about it. If this coin can solve the quantum computing problem, it can literally save crypto. Should it really have such a low value? Or the better question is, should one really disregard it because someone who invested first is making "too much" of a profit at 8 or 10 times? If you didn't buy ETH or many other coins for the same reason, it would be your own personal loss, not the initial investors. Or you could just go buy dogecoin ($386 million market cap) - I hear the fundamentals on that coin are super awesome; it has 10 times the "value" of QRL right now
Now the MainNet isn't launching until August or so (subject to change or delays of course) so if somebody wants to wait for that I get it. Just be prepared to pay even more by then.
Yeah the whitepaper is a good read and goes into alot of detail. Good work devs
Looking like 20k~ is the bottom. See where we go from here
Looking like 20k~ is the bottom. See where we go from here
https://theqrl.org/whitepaper/QRL_whitepaper.pdf
You know it's good when it's so technical you can't understand half of it..........
Yeah LOL The math
head explodes Yeah the whitepaper is a good read and goes into alot of detail. Good work devs
Looking like 20k~ is the bottom. See where we go from here
Looking like 20k~ is the bottom. See where we go from here
https://theqrl.org/whitepaper/QRL_whitepaper.pdf
You know it's good when it's so technical you can't understand half of it..........
Yeah the whitepaper is a good read and goes into alot of detail. Good work devs
Looking like 20k~ is the bottom. See where we go from here
Looking like 20k~ is the bottom. See where we go from here
10x ICO price? After such a short duration? Seriously?
I wanted to buy some, but not at such unrealistic prices...
Dunno who's brave enough to buy at those prices! Needs some more initial dump.
I wanted to buy some, but not at such unrealistic prices...
Dunno who's brave enough to buy at those prices! Needs some more initial dump.
The price is so very high 10x can really dump the coin.
ICO was capped at very low amount and therefore this huge gain. I think dump is over and price is now stable and can rise further.
look at the whitepaper. best one I have seen since a long time...
10x ICO price? After such a short duration? Seriously?
I wanted to buy some, but not at such unrealistic prices...
Dunno who's brave enough to buy at those prices! Needs some more initial dump.
I wanted to buy some, but not at such unrealistic prices...
Dunno who's brave enough to buy at those prices! Needs some more initial dump.
The price is so very high 10x can really dump the coin.
ICO was capped at very low amount and therefore this huge gain. I think dump is over and price is now stable and can rise further.
10x ICO price? After such a short duration? Seriously?
I wanted to buy some, but not at such unrealistic prices...
Dunno who's brave enough to buy at those prices! Needs some more initial dump.
I wanted to buy some, but not at such unrealistic prices...
Dunno who's brave enough to buy at those prices! Needs some more initial dump.
The price is so very high 10x can really dump the coin.
ICO was capped at very low amount and therefore this huge gain. I think dump is over and price is now stable and can rise further.
For the amount of supply and this bringing something new to the scene it is cheap as chips. Roll on 100k min
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