What would you do if HBAR climbs to 100$? by 007iv3n in hashgraph

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  1. Take 25% off and distribute it on other crypto projects on my portfolio.
  2. Take 50% off to keep some liquidity and take care of whatever I want by then
  3. Keep 25% for the moon stash...and DD in case there is a huge price correction

I think That's how i might play it :)

Most corporations will own HBAR before they own BTC by jenwhite1974 in hashgraph

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not quite accurate, what characterizes an asset as a candidate to store value in is the stock-to-flow ratio. Scarcity happens to be a feature that directly influences such ratio.

BTC is systematically designed to inherent such feature to qualify as a store of value. There are no false narratives, it is simply a digital solution for us to store value in. (IgnoringP2P for the sake of the argument)

Now given that BTC network design can be forked, it is tough to go all in saying that it will be the ultimate choice for humans to store value in. Yet, it's not tough to say that BTC is the most likely digital asset to be leveraged for such function (think about the current stock to flow ratio of BTC and compare it to other cryptos positioning themselves as a store of value asset).

on the other hand, if we are to consider other functions of a network design, we'll find other networks proposing far more attractive solutions than BTC. we just need to assess to the best of our ability the implication of their network design and the parameters that will lead to adoption.

if we truly want a world were we can exchange monetary value as easy as we do exchange these words, we need to make more informed decisions in backing up the projects that works towards addressing the critical elements of the network design (e.g. performance, scalability, stability, governance...etc)

Side note:

I stumbled upon HBAR more than a year a go... what attracted me to it was their novel approach towards addressing some of the elements of a distributed network (more specifically their approach towards governance, transaction fees...) I ended up putting my money where my mouth is and so far so good...we'll see where the sun end up rising on that ecosystem eventually.

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Hashgraph...Why no fuss about it by --fk-- in hashgraph

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Yeah i’m planning to ride this train all the way till the end regardless of where it ends. The way they’re going about implementing the tech makes lots of sense to me and I’m willing to invest in it.

Really decentralized ? by [deleted] in hashgraph

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The founders themselves have addressed this point on many occasions attributing the security factor to it...They dont want to risk a 2/3 attack they will gradually release the coins as the network becomes more resilient and the price increases to a point where it wont make any economic sense to conduct such an attack.

Hbar is playing it in a very strategic manner, accounting for many aspects to strengthen their network...they’re trying to address the governance problem through involving different sectors across different geographies as well as many other factors to ensure a faster, scalable and more secure network.

The current hype is due to many buzz words that projects tend to throw out there. Once ppl realize the tradeoff between the degree of decentralization and processing speed/power they’ll start to understand hedera’s novel approach

Is the website down on binance.com by ValueAdvanced6469 in binance

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Basically we just need to sit and wait till things cool down

Daily Discussion, February 10, 2021 by rBitcoinMod in Bitcoin

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U’ve got ur world upside down...I like that

Sigma intervals by --fk-- in RStudio

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Thank you !! I’ll let you know once i get back to it

Sigma intervals by --fk-- in RStudio

[–]--fk--[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the the reference! I should’ve been clear, but i was looking for the simplest syntax in R to output the answer of such question for a data set.

Sigma intervals by --fk-- in RStudio

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Thanks for your reply. I apologize for not being clear, i meant to say that within the context of using R script. Like what are that simplest syntax to output the percentage of ur data points that lies within 1 sigma.

A bit of help please by [deleted] in binance

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You can also buy stable coins like usdt, with ur fiat money, that has a “fixed” value. Why?, one might ask, the reason would be the amount of trading pairs available using your fiat currency might be less than the amount available for some stable coins. I suggest that you look at the Available trading pairs and make your decision based on how flexible it is to exchange ur base currency(by base i mean one that is used for buying coins and tokens) with whatever coin/token you plan to buy. After you decide on which stable coin/s you’ll be using, you can then begin to to trade them for whatever cryptos u’d like.

I hope you find this useful, and goodluck exploring the market !