Last chance

This is the comfiest hold in my portfolio, easy 2-3x by the end of the year

>>2930263

OK, so buy pressure for Ardor tokens comes from settling child chains on the main chain.

But there are a billion Ardor tokens.

Realistically, how many transactions would have to get settled, and for what price, in order for these tokens to have substantial value?

I have no doubt Jeluride and NXT are very good at what they do, I am just wondering where the value for Ardor will actually come from.

>>2930263

I love the tech behind this coin

>>2930616
stop looking for confirmation bias faggot

>>2930902
It's hardly talked about. Everyone is falling for the ANS/NEO meme. This coin has an immensely strong tech backing

I have more in ARDR thanin ETH. Still feel like the devs can be a bit too purist for hype, so it might not go anywhere.

Probably will cash out half, keep rest long term hold. (5x is possible)

>>2931122

I think they make it too complicated for noobs.

I had to research tons of different FAQs to understand what the difference between NXT and ardor was. Then how everything works.

what's so good about it?

>>2930616
1 billion isn't that many.

500x btc coin supply, more utility than btc mean in theory should be more than 1/500th btc price.

I'm getting desperate in these tough times. Is it worth getting bittrex account and dump $400 in this?

Did you listen biz?

>>2932464
Is this legit or just another stupid shill shitcoin thread