You've been given a second chance.

see how the only one that collects user info and data is the only popular one? big brother is the only reason it succeeded.

where's discord?

LOL. Most likely true

>>3121479
in the trash with all the 12 year olds that use it. Hope you are not being serious since it's the worst botnet there is

>>3121466
Signal is catching on really fast
>>3121453
IOC should be on this list since you can check most of those as green :^)

can I get this on a device that is not a portable normie meme? if not it's irrelevant

>>3121648
It's a platform, this messenger is the first app.

Obsidianplatform.com

>literal who team

yeah no thanks lmao

why hasn't it sold out

all the decent ICOs sell out ASAP

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>>3121453
i already have 500 of these shits

would it be dumb of me to sell everything and go all in?

>>3122847
Yeah, there's a few good ico's in September. I have 36000 ODN, but I think it's gonna be a year before my 5x returns

Have a short term, long term and medium term.

Use obsidian has a medium to long

ob-si-di-an
too many syllables
this shit will never make it

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>>3122817
They have a Monero Developer

>>3123650
I'm holding around 20k. I think we will do well.

>>3123705

They have a Monero ADVISOR

How long does it usually take for ICOs to hit smaller exchanges? Larger ones? Like when will this hit?

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>>3123722
So a Core Developer of Monero leading their team is bad?
Don't be silly Anon

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>>3121453
does anyone have a copy of that lovely ico spreadsheet that was doing the rounds on /biz/ yesterday? i tried to access it today and got denied

>>3123923
They are working on getting on Bittrex and two others ASAP. Probably week(s) after the launch. This is a priority according to their Slack

>>3124066
that faggot deleted it and linked all of his social media profiles instead like a nigger

>>3123977

Advisors are nothing more than email communication on odd basises, aka it's marketing for gimps like you to think their team has some what of a credible background, which it doesn't.

IOC already has a product that does this plus MORE, Obsidian more like Obsolete

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>>3124099
fuck sakes

i hope someone took a screenshot of the first tab, there was alot of great icos listed on it and ive FUCKIN FORGOTTEN ALL OF THE PROJECT TITLES OF THEM REEEEE

>>3123923
I can't remember the last time Poloniex actually added new coins to their exchange besides BCC.

Bittrex/Yobit/Cryptopia on the hand...

>>3124116
well i remember that the top listed ICOs were 0x, Enigma, and Red Pulse if that helps you.

>>3124164
ah yep, thats the one i was thinking of, enigma

thanks friendo

>>3124192
no problem dude, happy to help. hopefully it is very profitable for the both of us

>>3124116
ChainLink as well

>>3124164

Heavily considering the Red Pulse ICO. Debating whether to put 10 or 70-80 NEO into it...

>>3124258
>Debating whether to put 10 or 70-80 NEO into it

i originally thought you had to have at least 10k USD worth of neo to invest into it, but thats only for the pre sale apparently

>>3124258

Why? Research/data stuff is usually a decent use case, but not particularly profitable.

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>>3124066
You are welcome my sweet dears.

>>3121453
Not including xdn

Hmm

>>3124378
S-surely its just an o-oversight r-right?

>>3123705
is this kid still alive?

They forgot about Tox

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>>3124360
F U C K Y E S

you're doing gods work anon

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>>3124389


No he killed himself for realizing his bad taste in crypto currencies, I mean IOC literally has a fully fledged product coming out in weeks that does everything ODN does, yet that's just a small feature of the overall IOC ecosystem.

If ODN pumps it's nothing more than disgrace to the true developers working day n day out to deliver real viable technology for the progression and critical adoption of block chain based currencies.

>>3124360

Wtf is the actual use of this shit?

Obsidian is a meme.
Keybase is the true winner - it solves the identity problem.

How do you know who you're talking to IS that person? Keybase verifies this with your online identity.

Furthermore, it has an API so you can program a bot if you'd wish, it supports forward secrecy and it uses standard encryption algos (not the shit telegram uses).

>>3121453
I just don't believe they'll get a solid place in messaging market for it to be worth anything.

>>3125406
Come on now.

>>3124360

>decentraland
>good investment

*in the trash it goes.*

Fuck of it's garbage and you know it OP.
It's just another project which DOESN'T NEED A TOKEN ATTACHED TO IT but they did it anyway.

>>3126309
this was my first question looking at it.
the token does what?

Tokens are awfully expensive. Obviously a scam.

>>3123705
>>3123977
He is an advisor. Stop spewing nonsense.
And I like and support this enterprise, so be truthful.

>>3123705
An Advisor to the project literally does nothing. They just there to get potential buyer.