It's too late to get on board?

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>>2480620

>>2480638
>huawei, microsoft and cisco as partners
>idiota

I'm concerned about prices and trading, but the tech is legit.

"This is the greatest posting ever on why IOTA is a huge scam, not taking credit for it, altcoinUK on btctalk:

"First the 24 years old business executive and the man from Belarus scammed the investors with JINN. A 24 years old delusional boy decided to take on Intel, Samsung, Motorola, AMD and Texas Instruments by rolling out a revolutionary micro processor. Never mind Intel's R&D budget is 3 billion $ per year and can produce only gradual innovations in minor steps with that monetary force, this delusional 24 years old boy with the "investment" from even more delusional users promised that he will build a completely new micro processor. WTF? Anybody who understand a bit hardware design and manufacturing knows, how ambitious and therefore how fucking absurd from them that business plan is. No wonder they failed to deliver anything with JINN so far, and of course they never will deliver anything. He is barking on that JINN brought a good ROI to his investors and he forgot a long time ago what actually he promised with JINN. He says, you could sell JINN, why you didn't sell it, he says your financial loss is not my responsibility. Not different whatsoever from a typical Bobsurplus scam operation.

IOTA is exactly the same process. They will never ever monetize the IOTA project in the IoT sector. There is no monetization route for alternative crypto currency tokens in IoT, not even for Bitcoin. IOTA will come to the market, the shills and sockpuppets will do the moon talk and the greedy "investors" like tobeaj2mer01, albert_mt and others will realise some profit. The 24 years old business executive will be proud that he made them some money and that will be the end of the IOTA story. Naturally, there will be a lots of disappointed bagholders at the end of the chain, but who cares about that, right tobeaj2mer01 and albert_mt? You will make some profit during the IOTA P&D, and you don't care whether it is a scam or not."

Here's one bad thing about IOTA:
The technology they intend to use to replace the blockchain, called 'tangle' is not going to work. The size of the tangle is going to grow really large really fast, faster than the rate at which an average blockchain grows. This already makes it non-viable.

Furthermore, syncing the tangle across nodes is significantly harder than syncing the blockchain.

Furthermore, it is significantly more vulnerable to attacks (double spending).

Furthermore, it expects IOT objects (it's designed for IOT after all) to perform transaction verifications as if they were mining computers. Either the transaction verification doesn't take that much computing power, making the network more vulnerable to attacks. Or transaction verification takes a lot of computing power, but IOT objects don't have a lot of computing power."

You're welcome OP

>>2480653
http://fortune.com/2017/02/28/ethereum-jpmorgan-microsoft-alliance/
http://archive.is/pChym

No one is really concerned about Eth's partnerships either.

>>2480818
"Greatest posting ever"

...in chinkglish

>mcap $1,216,227,948
probably won't make you rich

>>2480620
Too late for Iota, but not for Byteball
The creator is distributing them FOR FREE
go check it out, next distribution is July 9th