Should I go all in on IOTA? >quantum hacking proof >tangle

>>2716608
No.

Interesting concept, but it lacks practical applications and is also less secure than conventional blockchains.

>>2716715
>lacks practical applications
yeah instant transactions with zero fees sure is useless...

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>>2716608
>Tangle > blockchain

Someone very smart told be an Iota will be worth $0.01 each one day. That's IOTA and not MIOTA.

are there any online tutorials for quantum hacking?

IOTA is the most promising coin out there. Fee free, designed as a protocol for machines. Works right now. I own around $5k worth

>>2716715
>it lacks practical applications
i don't understand why the iota foundation doesn't make any of their projects public, but they don't so they must have reasons. i know they have projects up and running though.

>>2717423
Because they are aiming for professional partnerships with industry and universities. They don't wanna spout off about things until they are ready. It is a sign of professionalism.

>>2717446
yeah i get that, but they could do a better job marketing iota. if they aren't ready to sell people on iota they shouldn't have gotten added to bitfinex.

IOTA and QRL are both high risk / high reward long holds. On the off chance quantum computers become economically viable & someone attacks a blockchain they will both moon so hard it will make your head spin.
I'm talking something like 5000x.

This is why I have brought and are going to hodl until this happens and if it never happens I have only wasted $1,000.

Maybe not all but a decent chunk. It's my biggest stack with 32Gi. Got in a few months ago so already 5x on it.