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Topic: Will Iota reach 10,000 satoshi before lauch? (Read 3383 times)

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legendary
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so what is price now and when is launch?


Oh  i forgot i read somewhere that launching will be  after halving. But price question is still solid. I dont understand what kind of speculation thread is this if there was no price mention in last few months.
legendary
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Only proven PoW coins can survive.

Sounds reasonable - I cannot elaborate because I'm watching a proven Super 8 movie.
sr. member
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lol IOTA and Jinn project will die with the end of NXT and the launch of Ardor

You forgot to add that NXT and all of its subscams will all die over the course of time. The technology just doesn't suffice.

Only proven PoW coins can survive.
ejp
legendary
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lol IOTA and Jinn project will die with the end of NXT and the launch of Ardor
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The project is plagued by delays Lips sealed

I noticed that, and also noticed that complainers about it are treated as trolling the project. Make of this what you will.


A lot of good ones are. I know that the project is doing really great, especially considering the magnitude of the impact of a successful implementation.

10,000 before launch? Maybe

Marketcap in the Billions, yep


legendary
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The project is plagued by delays Lips sealed

I noticed that, and also noticed that complainers about it are treated as trolling the project. Make of this what you will.
sr. member
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One world One currency, Bitcoin.
In my view it will go further up, because every altcoin seems scam to me (might be my fault). when the developer will cash out it will again go down, low trading volumes ,delisted from exchanges over.
legendary
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The project is plagued by delays Lips sealed

Not delays, it's purely a cash grab.  He doesn't want to release until after BTC goes up then stabilizes, and Eth bubble implodes, then he can benefit from increased interest in cryptocurrency without having to compete for attention with BTC halving or Eth pumpers.  If he released now, nobody would care.
legendary
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The project is plagued by delays Lips sealed
sr. member
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Yes supply IOTA is huge more than BTC. So anybody could to get "x" IOTAS x 1 sat.
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IOTA is already revolutionary and its going to be huge when the news releases, deals, and many other things will be released. 10,000 satoshi will be really cheap.

The only way to find out is when IOTA hit an exchange but I think it can really be achieved.   
legendary
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IOTA is already revolutionary and its going to be huge when the news releases, deals, and many other things will be released. 10,000 satoshi will be really cheap.
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What is the ratio between the "old" IOTA compared to the "new" IOTA after the developers decided to remove the decimals?

1 old iota = 2.78 million new iotas

Sounds like a lot, but supply of old iotas was 360 times larger, if you count decimals as well.

Yes, IOTA has no decimals so in caparison Bitcoins Max coins would be 2,100,000,000,000,000 if Satoshi wanted no decimals but still wanted to have the same amount of units at launch.



Bitcoin = 21,000,000/0.00000001 = 2,100,000,000,000,000 units
IOTA = 2,779,530,283,277,761 units

IOTA's supply is 32% larger than bitcoin.

NEM's supply is one of the biggest.

NEM = 8,999,999,999/0.000001 = 8,999,999,999,000,000 units
legendary
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What is the ratio between the "old" IOTA compared to the "new" IOTA after the developers decided to remove the decimals?

1 old iota = 2.78 million new iotas

Sounds like a lot, but supply of old iotas was 360 times larger, if you count decimals as well.

Yes, IOTA has no decimals so in caparison Bitcoins Max coins would be 2,100,000,000,000,000 if Satoshi wanted no decimals but still wanted to have the same amount of units at launch.



bitcoin only has 8 decimals, so

  210'000'000'000'000 compared to iotas total supply of
2'779'530'283'277'761
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Power the World for FREE
What is the ratio between the "old" IOTA compared to the "new" IOTA after the developers decided to remove the decimals?

1 old iota = 2.78 million new iotas

Sounds like a lot, but supply of old iotas was 360 times larger, if you count decimals as well.

Yes, IOTA has no decimals so in caparison Bitcoins Max coins would be 2,100,000,000,000,000 if Satoshi wanted no decimals but still wanted to have the same amount of units at launch.

legendary
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What is the ratio between the "old" IOTA compared to the "new" IOTA after the developers decided to remove the decimals?

1 old iota = 2.78 million new iotas

Sounds like a lot, but supply of old iotas was 360 times larger, if you count decimals as well.
x13
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Things are called shit for a reason, dear.
What is the ratio between the "old" IOTA compared to the "new" IOTA after the developers decided to remove the decimals?
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I there a launch date specified when IOTO will be traded on markets?

It is going to be very soon. We are now testing software.

Cheers
legendary
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I there a launch date specified when IOTO will be traded on markets?

No there is no launch date. There is only them demanding to sell 150 sats tokens for 10,000 sats to you now in private.

Sounds like a great deal. this coin is not even proven to offer any real world benefits over coins we already have ?

I will buy some for my collection only but would not dream of paying over 450 sats = 300% profit for those that snuck into the underadvertised ICO.

Hopefully it will be cloned in a week of release and we can collect some (if it is not useful to use for any specific reason) for a reasonable cost.
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