Topic: raylblock (Read 290 times)
I did listen something about raiblocks, they have no transactions fees and fast transactions, they say instant but usually takes 5-10 seconds between the transaction, the curious thing is raiblocks is old coin wich had some issue into their distribution, IOTA took part of the project and pushed ahead the concept of raiblocks, their ICO were sucessfull, but some feedbacks does show they are far away from what they had advertised.
If you really want, just go to faucethub and hit the top faucet there. It's actually a Raiblock earner, you solve captcha through the hosted service, and it credits you satoshi directly instead of mrai. I think you only earn something like 80% of the value, but that is probably easier than just downloading your own wallet, solving your own captchas and looking for someone to buy your mrais.
Unless you actually want to hold them of course.
Unless you actually want to hold them of course.
Hi Lucacrebbe,
I do not think "having no fee" is a sufficient condition (at all) for any altcoin to grow.
As ChiNgadOr advised, the best thing to do is to "do your homework", get the more information you can about XRB and decide if it is worth investing or not.
No quick decision makes a good investment (or this is just luck
).
Wish you the best!
I do not think "having no fee" is a sufficient condition (at all) for any altcoin to grow.
As ChiNgadOr advised, the best thing to do is to "do your homework", get the more information you can about XRB and decide if it is worth investing or not.
No quick decision makes a good investment (or this is just luck
).Wish you the best!
Yes I make my own researches, of course, I wanted to know if having no fee would have been a good reason to ake them big competitor of bitcoin
Competition is so fierce now, and Bitcoin has the huge advantage to be the pioneer, and that's why it will stay at the top IMO.
Just my 2 cents.
First of all, i would advise you to not buy it. Why? Because a Coin that you don't even know the right name of surely got no research from your Side. So you should not invest.
Besides that, i believe xrb is extremely undervalued right now most likely because indian faucet people own most of it. They either have a big gain soon or just die due to that start
Besides that, i believe xrb is extremely undervalued right now most likely because indian faucet people own most of it. They either have a big gain soon or just die due to that start
why is undervalued? Reasons not only words..
did you research it? the technique its using is insanely good. Kinda its total own "System". I guess you could compare it to the Iota System. And check out where Iota is located at in the coinmarketcap while its even still more centralised than xrb.
The faucet stuff was just stupid and might kill it.
---> a Coin that you don't even know the right name of surely got no research from your Side. So you should not invest.<---
you hit it!
First of all, i would advise you to not buy it. Why? Because a Coin that you don't even know the right name of surely got no research from your Side. So you should not invest.
Besides that, i believe xrb is extremely undervalued right now most likely because indian faucet people own most of it. They either have a big gain soon or just die due to that start
Besides that, i believe xrb is extremely undervalued right now most likely because indian faucet people own most of it. They either have a big gain soon or just die due to that start
why is undervalued? Reasons not only words..
First of all, i would advise you to not buy it. Why? Because a Coin that you don't even know the right name of surely got no research from your Side. So you should not invest.
Besides that, i believe xrb is extremely undervalued right now most likely because indian faucet people own most of it. They either have a big gain soon or just die due to that start
Besides that, i believe xrb is extremely undervalued right now most likely because indian faucet people own most of it. They either have a big gain soon or just die due to that start
Hi Lucacrebbe,
I do not think "having no fee" is a sufficient condition (at all) for any altcoin to grow.
As ChiNgadOr advised, the best thing to do is to "do your homework", get the more information you can about XRB and decide if it is worth investing or not.
No quick decision makes a good investment (or this is just luck).
Wish you the best!
I do not think "having no fee" is a sufficient condition (at all) for any altcoin to grow.
As ChiNgadOr advised, the best thing to do is to "do your homework", get the more information you can about XRB and decide if it is worth investing or not.
No quick decision makes a good investment (or this is just luck
).Wish you the best!
Yes I make my own researches, of course, I wanted to know if having no fee would have been a good reason to ake them big competitor of bitcoin
Hi Lucacrebbe,
I do not think "having no fee" is a sufficient condition (at all) for any altcoin to grow.
As ChiNgadOr advised, the best thing to do is to "do your homework", get the more information you can about XRB and decide if it is worth investing or not.
No quick decision makes a good investment (or this is just luck).
Wish you the best!
I do not think "having no fee" is a sufficient condition (at all) for any altcoin to grow.
As ChiNgadOr advised, the best thing to do is to "do your homework", get the more information you can about XRB and decide if it is worth investing or not.
No quick decision makes a good investment (or this is just luck
).Wish you the best!
RAYLBLOCK doesnt exists... i suppose you are refering to RAIBLOCKS. (XRB) negotiated in Mercatox exchange.
I have heard they try to make something like IOTA... but better do your own research.
I have heard they try to make something like IOTA... but better do your own research.
Sorry I see many treads talking about raylblocks they have no fee, but do you think does it have a real future?
I mean : the coin has no fee, so does it mean it could explode thanks to this advantage?
I mean : the coin has no fee, so does it mean it could explode thanks to this advantage?
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