Guys I'm not very rich, but I'm patient. Do you think

>>2565827
Absolutely I do. It will hit $30 sometime in the next 6 months. Depends on when they release a beta, and then finished product. Alpha is awesome though.

t. holding 1200 and not selling before $50

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>>2565837
I will invest 150 euro in this coin. If it will hit $30, then I'll have around 2000 euro revenue. You better be right anon

dedicated , honest guys. they were two but now they're up to 7, so progress and news is inevitable. my only concern is that btc shoots to 10k after segwit resolution and alts don't move with it.

>>2565871
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jt061BAbkQs

>>2565905
Download the alpha, do some reading, and see if you believe in the project yourself. That's what I did and that's what has given me iron hands. It will go up, but you will rest easier knowing that you believe in the project and you'll be less tempted to sell at $10.

>>2565827
Aragon is one of those slow-burn, sleeping giant, coins that doesn't (and won't) get much press prior to mooning. If you've read the whitepaper, it's essentially taking the "smart contract" aspect of ETH to the next level by using the blockchain as a non-repudiating factor in human contracts. The devs intend to create a "decentralized court" that will handle all disputes between members on the network. The goal is to have this court remain free of bias when mitigating disputes. That's where decentralization comes into play.

Also, this is a coin that isn't constantly shilled on /biz/, so it has THAT going for it.

They're partnered with status and bancor. Anybody know if there's any others?

t. bought 250 after the speed tweet

>>2566316
>Aragon is one of those slow-burn, sleeping giant, coins that doesn't (and won't) get much press prior to mooning

I forgot I even had this coin until I checked one day and wondered where all my money had come from.