Will it give Waves a new strategy?? | Bitcointalksearch.org

AlexaSonda

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Quote from: Em00n01 on February 18, 2018, 01:17:40 AM

Five more crypto gateways are coming soon on Waves Platform!

BitcoinCash
Dash
Monero
Ripple
XEM

I think it is a good news for all waves holder and it will give waves a new strategy. What do you think??

opening gateways to other alt is highly awaited by waves community and I think this is a great development for future waves, but why only now they want to do it?
does anyone know when waves will do it?
is this the right time to hold waves?

Sephire

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This is good news. WAVES also needs more ICOs on its platform that should help its boost its price more.

Hui8

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I like your motivational approach about the waves but the thing is just getting the gateways wont help the specific project to grow bigger as long as they want to share the profits with the investors and this all depends on whether or not the platform is developed properly. There is platform like Kick which supports the building of different ICO and it literally raises more than billions a day but where is the coins stands in the CMC? Its literally not having any good value and since the launch it could have gone upto 1 USD but its still worth cents. That sucks. So its not about how much it is being used but its all about how much it is being developed and how much shares are been allotted to the fellow users like you and me.

exadex.org

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I don't think this will change anything concerning strategy. This way just represents the current Waves strategy.

On the long run this might be a very good coin.

Em00n01

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Five more crypto gateways are coming soon on Waves Platform!

BitcoinCash
Dash
Monero
Ripple
XEM

I think it is a good news for all waves holder and it will give waves a new strategy. What do you think??

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