Who's into REQ? What do you like about it?

Who's into REQ? What do you like about it?

Don't say paypal 2.0
Don't get butthurt

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It's a payment provider like XLM, XRP, ADA, LINK etc.
One of them will gain some decent market share and moon. I'm hedging my bets by literally getting all of them.

>None of those are payment providers

It is Normie Friendly and catching on in Silicon Valley

Sounds reasonable. I was just looking at how much it's changed overnight. I keep reading that it holds prominence over the others, but I'm not totally clear on why. Maybe I should read the white paper, huh?

request currently has one of the fastest growing crypto subreddits
even gnosis has a request poll as one of their first markets (olympia.gnosis.pm)

FOMO will keep building to $1

So what's that mean? It's like the coinbase service? Stupid proof?

Whoah 0.o

But why though? What exactly makes it so appealing. I've already purchased some, but I'm considering buying a lot. I mean, a LOT. I just wanna see what some different communities think about it.

It'll tap into a $500 billion cryptomarket in which it's supposedly hard to cash out. An easy way to convert crypto to fiat is what will essentially grant it success.

The whole paypal thing and tapping into the normie markets will just be a cherry on top.

aside from 'paypal 2.0', it just looks really fucking nice. looking really fucking nice adds a lot to having a working product

who cares about the product
crypto is 100% FOMO

So you're saying this altcoin could potentially make cryptocurrency, in general, easier to liquidate? This intrigues me.

I respectfully view it differently. I want to invest in crypto that I believe will do well. I understand the fear drives people to buy more, but I only invest in things that I think will do well in the long run. I know there are many schools of thought around day trading and such, but I like the idea of being able to actively trade until I'd have to take a loss to get back to btc. Instead of doing that, I'll just wait for the value to go back above where I left off and hop back in. Just my strat though.

Yes. Their marketing at the moment focuses primarily on payment systems which means you'd be able to pay for an item priced in fiat currency on say Amazon, with Bitcoin through REQ.

It also goes the other way though. Which means I could set up a website with an imbedded REQ button, where I offer to purchase BTC at market price (or slightly below to make a profit). You use REQ to pay with BTC, and in return you receive USD/EUR/CNY. In just a couple of seconds.

That's where the real money is at. But the paypal thing also works out nicely, and will contribute to an extreme pump in the price.

In general, yes. But REQ with its smooth looks and usability actually makes it the thing that could bring crypto to the mainstream. isn't that what you fuckers want

I was just now reading through the whitepaper. I see their API is already available. Very cool. I'm in school for programming right now, so the idea of using this crypto on a website I build sounds really great.

Hahaha, I actually really like the logo. Their site is clean af.

REQ has become my all-or-nothing crypto, despite always diversifying since I started trading cryptos in 2014. That's how much I believe in this thing.

They'd have to fuck up on an unimaginable scale at this point in order to not have at least a billion dollar market cap within 3-4 months.

WHEN the market cap hits $2 billion, I'll be able to liquidate 80% of my holdings and do nothing else for the rest of my life.

This guy is the truth

Companies are using their platform

My finger is on the trigger. I'm seriously considering spending half a bitcoin on REQ at this point. I'm hesitating though.

ITS GOING UP AS IT WAS FORESEEN.
BUY BUY BUY.

Ok so if you believe that crypto is the future of money, then you'll need a payment provider to handle that future. That's where Request comes in. It's a payment processor that will enable businesses to transact with consumers and other businesses using ANY crypto of their choice (through the request network) and even fiat.

This will all be done with fees that are an order of magnitude lower than what paypal can currently give.

This will make it easy for consumers to spend whatever crypto they want on your business without having to know all of your crypto addresses, they will simply send any crypto or fiat of their choice to your 'request ID'.

In addition to that, the blockchain will be able to instantly connect all of your payments to things like invoicing services, auditing/accounting, payment of salaries etc.

It will remove a huge amount of financial staff from businesses, saving them money. As well as allowing businesses to accept any kind of money from their customer at lower fees currently possible from current payment providers.

here we go boys

Same.

the accounting stuff

i wonder if it can break the sell wall at 2000 sats rn

>half a bitcoin

I'm 900k deep at this point. Initial investment was $310k, so I could sell at a decent profit now, but I haven't been this enthusiastic about a crypto since Ethereum launched. I'm riding this thing till at least the $2 billion marketcap.

You won't regret it.

Finally someone who read the Whitepaper.

Wish I had more to invest.

Got in at $0.15 but only had £1000 to invest so went with a ETH/REQ split as 80% of my portfolio and 20% in shitcoins to daytrade. So far the REQ has been my biggest gainer.

Where to get it ? Of course not on bittrex. Etc.

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