XBY will replace all crypto

>>2218153
Do people really think this kind of shilling is good for a coin?

I'm holding a fair amount of XBY and intend to for a while, but I have no delusions of it toppling ETH/BTC.

>>2218161
I'm not trying to shill. I'm stating facts.

>>2218169
Alright, maybe dial it back on wild claims like "new paradigm" and "replace all crypto". Shit comes off as very shilly.

>>2218177
Hahaha agreed, tbf its 5am in Australia and I'm pretty blind atm

Where do you see the coin going in the near future?
I'm actually not unimpressed at the slow but steady growth.
I can't stand the marketing guy though.

>>2218169

If you shill it too much people won't buy it, if they're smart

It's a slow progression but we're getting there. Keep in mind this has been a one man project up until recently. Eager to see what it has in store.

>>2218169
You are quite literally stating opinions

>>2218788
This is the 18-19 year old who broke his node because he was mad about the dip. How does it feel to see that we are bouncing back over the point where you sold lmao get wrecked freshman.

>>2218153
Kindly don't use the words "New Paradigm" as you'll scare people into thinking we're at the top of some bubble

>>2218189
I anticipate that we can be at 5c by the end of summer. It could very well be significantly higher if the Borz finishes the nodes, a new marketing guy comes in (or the current one gets a lot better), and it gets on a few larger exchanges. I think they played it right by delaying getting onto Bittrex until the nodes are up. It would have made that last big pump bigger, but it probably would have really stalled the momentum.

Today we saw a nice recovery and a possible small uptrend, which is heartening. Holding for 6 months is my plan - hopefully by then we are up to 10cents or more.