>great stake coin >has huge buy walls out of nowhere GET

>>2845004
Pump and dump? Yeah I'll ride this wave.

>>2845033
>selling stake coins

You're a degenerate.

>>2845041
Tell me what a stake coins is.

>>2845058
you get paid to hold a coin in a wallet.

instead of mining with your graphics card, the coins generate more coins to sustain the network. it's a more energy efficient and transaction-enabling than proof of work. but it also has a key market effect now that "big money" is coming into crypto:

there was a point where someone could say "cryptocurrency isn't a real investment" because it can't offer you payment for holding it long term outside of selling it for a higher price (this is where "muh ponzie" gets claimed on coins). this is where "proof of stake" has changed the game. now big boys can look into cryptocurrency like bitcoin and ethereum and monero, say it has no value outside of speculative, then look into the other coins and realize some pay you for holding it. like a dividend stock,. but untaxable.

in other words, proof of stake coins are going to explod ein the near future like XBY, Bitbean, pivx, stratis, any number of coins have and will continue to do. i's just a matter of finding undervalued and overlooked coins, which spaceocin is. I bought at 50ish satoshi and has shilled it here ever since

now it's 300 satoshi

please fucking buy it before you miss yet another moon mission

>>2845085
Oh shit, thank you. Does it generate more coins even when your computer is off?

>>2845118
NO

your wallets/computer must be on 24/7, but you can have as many wallets open as you can handle in theory, I have like 20 right now, inflationcoin, bitbean, magi, spacecoin, version, radium, it's just amazing to be sitting at home jerking off and getting paid big bucks in coins

BOAT great stakes