Quote: (12-28-2017 07:51 PM)SamuelBRoberts Wrote:
Quote: (12-28-2017 07:17 PM)Giacomo Casanova Wrote:
Let's keep the facts clear: why has a company like Bosch invested in IOTA? Why many big players are collaborating in the data marketplace with IOTA in order to study how the solution could fit their need?
Maybe the project will be successful, maybe not, but at least here we have real companies who are taking it seriously and trying to cooperate, which makes IOTA more serious than 99% of other crypto currencies. So this is not the typical pump and dump coin, but rather a long term project.
It was already told that it will be decentralized in the future when the solution will be stable and the security flaws have been fixed.
There are still some issues with transactions and the wallet, but this project is the most promising along with Ripple.
See? If Giacmo thinks this way, odds are a lot of other people do.
Is he wrong? Well, I think so, but his money is just as good as everybody else's, right?
So which is the smarter move? Spend two hours writing a well-sourced, detailed post about why he's being ridiculous, or buying some IOTA and then turning around and selling it to him and his fellow believers for more than you paid for it?
JJG: No, I'm not in IOTA right now. I don't like high caps as a general rule.
What is the meaning of "high caps" in this context?
Are you referring to market cap or something related to how much money you need to get in or something else?
Regarding market cap, there are a whole-hell-of-a-lot of cryptos that seem to be in the stratosphere of evaluation with regard to their market cap, so any analysis of market cap as compared with fundamental value would seem to need a decent amount of contextualization in order to attempt to make such indicator meaningful in and of itself.