What is the best price to buy Stratis token now?
In my opinion, the 200s-300s. But since there will be MANY rebounds on the way down, you will probably be able to make some decent trades if you choose wisely your entry points. Again in my opinion, anything beyond those numbers I just gave you, its simply too risky.
You sir are now on my ignore list.
It is a tough blow, I admit it... but with luck, introspection and perseverance, I hope I'll e able to survive it.
There's not a single project no matter what shitcoin you could think of that is valued at 300s with a 100m coin supply. So I get you have doubts and questions about the project but that's just plain stupid to even mention.
I do agree with you that 95% of crypto projects don't have real world usage, even top 10 market cap ones, it's all hype and nerds playing with code. But I'm a trader and a investor, I don't care about that, the market moves when there's news and development and that's it. Stratus at this price is definitely undervalued, it may take months to get some traction of course.
Waves didn't even released anything yet, I dont know much about the project but people here think all its going to $10 like ETH in a month. Ethereum itself was at 20 cents for more than a year...
Oh I could give you a very, very long list of shitcoins "valued" at that with 100 million. Take one trying to be launched today I believe, Lazarus or something like that. Valuation, 100 million or so, 1.57 BTC (most of it from the dev himself, I believe). There are hundreds more, most of which ceased to exist long time ago.
This appears to be different, though. Not exactly a clone although... but the questions remain, clearly, that this could be and probably is just an scheme -not scam, necessarily- to make half a million bucks to develop some interesting -if crowded- technology that can benefit the dev team , AND ONLY THE DEV TEAM, some time down the line. There's nothing else in it -that I can see-, except for speculators like you. As pointed out previously, probably if you can get it at the rights steps on the way down, you could pocket some nice trades on the many rebounds sure to happen along the way. But, like I say, it is just my opinion. What the hell do I know, right? You see those circle under my "name", they represent 3 + years of experience watching dozens of projects. Not that it makes some kind of an expert, but certainly someone who has seen quite a bit in crypto world. Take from that what suits you best. Good luck!
Oh I could give you a very, very long list of shitcoins "valued" at that with 100 million. Take one trying to be launched today I believe, Lazarus or something like that. Valuation, 100 million or so, 1.57 BTC (most of it from the dev himself, I believe). There are hundreds more, most of which ceased to exist long time ago.
This appears to be different, though. Not exactly a clone although... but the questions remain, clearly,that this could be and probably is just an scheme -not scam,
Yes, the scheme is to create new tech and provide B2b solutions whilst promoting it . Which coins are not a scheme anymore?
necessarily- to make half a million bucks to develop some interesting -if crowded- technology that can benefit the dev team , AND ONLY THE DEV TEAM, some time down the line.
Dev Team always gets something down the line. The more consultancy agreements they get the greater the value of Stratis platform which means Startis is worth more & holders benefit from an appreciation of their Stratis investment. The team are willing to do the tough and dirty work in order increase the value of this & be rewarded for their time. There is absolutely nothing wrong with that .
There's nothing else in it -that I can see-, except for speculators like you.
Did you read the part how its being developed in C hash which compliments B2b as they all use the Microsoft.net framework...... There is deifnately something in that
As pointed out previously, probably if you can get it at the rights steps on the way down, you could pocket some nice trades on the many rebounds sure to happen along the way.
Durrrr... its called a free market, you can go long or short
But, like I say, it is just my opinion. What the hell do I know, right? You see those circle under my "name", they represent 3 + years of experience watching dozens of projects. Not that it makes some kind of an expert, but certainly someone who has seen quite a bit in crypto world. Take from that what suits you best. Good luck!
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I don;t think your a troll.
I think your a pessamist.
But its people like you which make me money
By definition, all are schemes. It is a generic term and not necessarily a negative one. There are schemes that are very, very smart.
"There is absolutely nothing wrong with that." I didn't say there was. It's just a reality, clearly stated otherwise, by which the devs will make money with their company -if successful- while the Stratis holders will be left to the speculation to win or lose. The success of the company or their services in practically no way will reflect in the value of the coin which is a mere instrument to provide network security (a very doubtful endeavor at this point for it would require thousands of people to do it and then, not altogether secure anyway). I did not say this is bad, good or inj-between: It's a scheme by which it -if successful- will benefit the dev team and practically ONLY the dev team. That's it.
"I think your a pessamist." I think I'm being just realist, but "pessimist" will do also. One of the peculiarities of having been around the block for a while is the ability to connect dots in the same space, so to speak. When companies like IBM have been spending tens of millions of dollars in developing block chain technology, FOR YEARS, with next to nothing to show for it, color me a bit skeptical when it comes to "we wills" in crypto in general and "side chains" or whatever you choose to call these things. As for the state of crypto currencies in general, including bitcoin adoption, I believe it isn't exactly pessimist to admit that we are, both in valuation and level of adoption, very far from where most of us expected to be at this stage of the game.
It is understandable though that more recent arrivals to the scene, under color of greed most of them, would be significantly more "optimistic". Reality will set in though in due time.
It means people realize strat is undervalued after 3M whale dump, now the price is back to 2k sat. Awesome coin!