Topic: Your thoughts about Bread (BRD) (Read 201 times)
While the market did not react to the news. Neither the price nor the volume almost did not increase.
Bread still got a lot of potential, it's still a new coin you need to give them more time. I think it's better to hold it and wait for the next alt season to sell it than selling it now at a loss.
If the pies calm down I expect very good performance from the bread. But we still can not get rid of the decline.
I read through the whitepaper and I honestly don't get it. It's going to be a Bitcoin and ERC20 wallet that will offer up services through 3rd party providers, and the BRD token will be used to pay for those services. The use case is a decentralized exchange, but we have those already. They say they'll eventually offer up services such as loans, credit scores, direct deposit, and others but the whitepaper doesn't provide the necessary details to give me confidence they'll deliver. I'm looking around more... but if any of you have YouTube videos or other materials I'd appreciate it. Thanks.
People were acting like Bread was the next great thing just a few weeks ago. Now, it's fallen out of favor as new cryptos have become the fads of choice. It's a good product with a working exchange. It'll go up in price eventually. I thought about investing at the low, but I wasn't terribly enamored with it, so I chose not to. I would just wait until it hits a high and consider your options then.
I bought BRD at 1.56 USD but now I'm thinking about selling this coin. Do you think is any chance to rise in next 1-2 months?
Bread is one of the few project in Top 200 and with cap close to 100M who doesn't get any pump in last 2 months like other alts got. I think it could go at least to the previous ATH around $3.
I think it can also increase in price. Although the market is this: today they are selling, tomorrow there is no. But I could have risked it.
I bought BRD at 1.56 USD but now I'm thinking about selling this coin. Do you think is any chance to rise in next 1-2 months?
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