So I'm pretty convinced that we'll see a mega bull run next year due to the BTC halving. There's probably a LOT of wealthy people looking to invest, if the price starts to skyrocket again, but as we've seen in the past, these people are all about privacy. Remember the Panama leakage a few years back? https://www.bbc.com/news/live/business-35944255/page/2Wealthy people is likely to hide a ton of money in crypto, and while you could argue that most of them would hold privacy coins like XMR, there's also a fear that these will be illegal, and delisted/removed from centralized exchanges eventually. This got me thinking, that perhaps decentralized exchanges where nobody can follow your trading history will get HUGE demand. So perhaps it's not a bad idea to look into projects like Blocknet for the next bull run? If these DEX's takes off, the coin itself will be highly sought after. Thoughts?
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I'm excited about the part of making Block DX the go-to OTC platform. Hopefully helps people noticing the project a bit more Loving the progress you guys make!
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Because it get's more and more attention world wide, with millionaires, and billionaires wanting a piece of the pie, it's only natural to see these HUGE spikes in price from the millions of dollars pouring into the markets. The Panama leakage shows that these people care a LOT about tax evasion, privacy etc. So I've got no doubt that DEX's will the the preferred means of exchange moving forward to these rich individuals. That's why I decided to invest in projects like Blocknet, who could benefit from these rich individuals pouring BTC in to trade to whatever coins/tokens they want to hold, while still remaining anonymous. So, why Blocknet? Look at the chart below comparing the latest DEX's and it's obvious:
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Wrong address buddy. Need a BAN address
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I'd much rather invest in what seems to be the "future" right now - Decentralized Trading. Look at how many platforms that has been released recently, then look at who actually came up with the idea for this in the first place? ===> Blocknet.
Scarce supply, first movers, low marketcap, one of, if not THE best DEX out there. I believe it could potentially move to $100/coin eventually, but who knows lol.
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$100/coin is easily achievable due to the low circulating supply of coins. I did my research, and compared to other DEX solutions, BLOCK is the clear winner of them all.
Any reason why there is not BisQ on that chart you presented? Guess it wasn't relevant when the chart was made. There are TONS of DEX's out there, some better than others.
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my username : pageraji my wallet : ban_33yg3pfety7do7877os4mj513cx719f4pr1hmzksjsaqn7w6kfhp9pane6j1
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I joined..Wher i get ban wallet pls.
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waiting to see if this rekt one comes back too. (one good pump, then dead as usual, like most crypto). promising but i doubt much will come of this anymore lol.
You should follow them on social media channels they are active and this project is not dead maybe you are confused or mixing it up with other stuff. Blocknet is an active project and the team is making nice progressive to make this ecosystem more useful. Wise words. Their latest Blockfolio Signal shares a ton of stuff they are working on currently. Actually surprised me, and it seems like they are working on the marketing part as well, which is needed to get the word out there I guess.
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Well, if you look at market trends, my best bet in terms of upside potential is truly Blocknet. Blocknet launched the very first DEX on the market, but they'll way more than just that. Through Blockchain operability they could do Oracles too like Chainlink, among a ton of other stuff. This project is so undervalued, considering it's been in active development since 2014. With heavier regulation, comes a huge demand for privacy. You do the math!
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The idea of a lightning router that holds coins in cold storage is rather brilliant.
True, anything that runs on lightning will run as smoothly as butter. Moving your funds instantly is hard to beat. I'm sure once people experience what lightning can do, they wont ever want to go "back" to the good "old days". I honestly wasn't a big fan of Lightning when it was first discussed and proposed, but projects like Stakenet really seem to be pulling it out of the fire. I felt the same way. I'm not sure why, as I'm sure I was just following the sheeps, thinking it's only use case would be centralized while working on the BTC chain. Different thing here, which looks promising Long term, it appears that Bitcoin will benefit from both on-chain and off-chain tx. Off-chain being used to buy coffee, beer, or a slice of pizza. On-chain being used for large scale business (i.e. settling futures contracts, transferring large amounts at once, buying real estate, etc). I hope that a see-saw effect will take place in the event that the LN becomes more popular and miners get discouraged from keeping the network secure. Stakenet will certainly help to keep LN liquid so that hobbyists don't have to carry all the weight. Yeah, I'm thinking the same actually. If LN becomes too popular (due to it's instant transfers with virtually 0 fees) then I guess some kind of see-saw mechanish would be ideal. I'm guessing there will always be people out there who refuse to even use LN. Hardcore BTC Maximalists, probably wont use it, but who knows. It's pretty cool that Stakenet actually made a setup, where the Lightning nodes is incentivized to run through masternodes. It's actually genius, so I wonder how it will pan out in the end, in terms of adoption.
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