What do we do if it doesn't moon during the meme conference?

>x10
not unless we hear about a fuckton of partnerships right after the conference...in which case they would be buying en masse and that alone would raise the price.

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do you think there is any chance for that? I mean casinos love profit more than anything and gambling is not going anywhere, just like prostitution or drugs. Crypto proved a lot in the past year so its not crazy to assume a lot of casinos wanna get in. The only question is do they need Fun at all? They can go "fuck you btc, eth or something mainstream will do."
everyone is so into stellar I may put 10% of my folio in to the rocket.

60% zcl
20% icx
20% fun
10% xlm

I think I will settle with this. Any suggestions?

55% FUN
35% DARICO
10% KMD/HSR/MONA
I'm holding all for 6 months, maybe day trade to get more of FUN. Then I'll reassess. I bought FUN at 350satoshis. I'm fine.

Whats takin' ya so long, Fox?

I don't think the conference itself is going to change the price but but it might attract some attention

right now you cannot find a +15k video on youtube about this coin. if this get covered by someone like data ash it's going to rise regardless of the conference

If it doesn't reach at least 20 cents I agree.

agreed

will set sell order for 17 sats,

I bought at 084 i better not get fucked.

You just have to believe user. Believe it in your mind, and put those thoughts forth to the universe. It will come true.

I'm really hoping it hypes big time. Because I'm sure as fuck selling the news. I have faith long term, but it's got a long way to go

I think the better question is, why would it not? The crypto market is based mostly on hype and speculation. It will get pumped like every other coin would off the news alone.

I think the gambling license being approved or the casino launch are better milestones for how long to hold.

No it won't. You're setting your expectations too high for the ICE release. This is a long term hold as casinos begin adopting it.

>silently shadowforks

I feel confident about EOY

just letting you know, XLM will be a good bet this year, but will have a super hard time breaking the 3$ mark, because of MC

underrated

The coin is one of the oldest bluechips in circulation. Everyone that's been in crypto for more than a month should know about it already.

I have 50k FUN, but have serious concerns about the project. My first concern is that nobody will adopt the platform, which I see as a serious threat.

Second concern is, I do not think that if a serious casino does adopt the project, they will buy the tokens themselves. It just seems too farfetched for a casino to market buy ten million dollars in coins straight from the Binance order book. I bet the uncirculating supply will be used to seed new casinos.

Can confirm this same thing happened during BNB burn. Lesson learned is the only noticeable effect of a burn is invariably SELL THE NEWS

>50% XLM

Good to know I don't have to pay attention to what this guy is saying

this

although it is a solid 3x Q2-Q3

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Nice. What was the date on this?

It means the team does not have what it takes to take this coin places, just like DGB.

If it doesn't break at least $0.50, I'll dump my 500k FUN. I've missed tons of moon missions holding this stupid shitcoin.

Today, it says right there.

Kms

Guys. Honestly: I hope this shit is going up after that conference- but im not sure if this going to work. I would be happy for you.Online Gambling is already a fucking big business, but increasing the fairness is neither what Online Casinos want, nor what Gambling Addicted Peooöe would consult. I thought about buying FUN, but i dont have a good feeling with it. Hope you make it.

People*
Sorry for my English- Germany calling

I just don't see casinos wanting to deal with the risks of crypto on top of the risks of running a gambling institution.

There are already situations where casinos have an unlucky month and lose millions of dollars because a whale got lucky. They aren't gonna want the headache of keep all their currency in crypto as well and take a 50% hit when BTC shits itself every other month. However, I already doubled off my investment so I have nothing to lose holding the other half of my stack. We will see where we are in 2019 but I just don't see it being majorly adopted outside of maybe some crypto whale that has millions in crypto and likes gambling and wants to start one for fun.

> just don't see casinos wanting to deal with the risks of crypto on top of the risks of running a gambling institution.

Are you speaking from experience and are you involved in the casino industry? How do you know what they want?

The founder of FunFair and members of the team have actual experience working in the industry, so i'm curious what kind of knowledge and experience your opinion is based on.

I own lots of FUN but I'm not counting on it to moon due to the ICE conference

When the UK grants a Remote Gambling Software License to FunFair - it will moon. No idea when that's expected occur but I saw late Feb or March mentioned somewhere.

And of course when casinos begin using fun it will moon because they will buy it up on exchanges — and investor confidence and demand will spike as well.

I work in the online casino industry and have great insight in how online casinos work. I can tell you with 100% certainty this shitcoin is going nowhere.

>absolutely no need for a blockchain.
>the demo casino game FUN put out is the most laughable shit i've ever seen.
>casinos only care about profits. Not fairness or anything like that. There is a super well oiled machinery behind each casino trapping gamblers to keep playing at their casinos. FUN can not compete.
>if funfair becomes even a remotely popular casino the real casinos pockets are so big they can easily duplicate it. No way a casino buys FUN and just give away a ton of their profit to a bunch of shitcoin holders on a japanese cartoon forum.

I'm telling you guys, just fucking sell this shitcoin and go into something else that has some real value and chance of mooning.

Such as?

>t. someone who knows nothing about how FunFair works

Just common sense and being a degenerate gambler for most of my life. Anyways I read on Reddit and Jez said that they don't really plan on landing big casinos and actually are targeting the smaller/middle level players like I mentioned in my post is O.K. with me.

I'm doing more research and apparently they plan on eventually implementing a staking feature, where we holders can stake our FUN to casinos to bankroll them and in return get a % of the profits. That is a very interesting concept and could help with the problem I mentioned and add a ton of value to us as token holders.

whenever investing in a coin ask yourself two things
1. Why does this need a coin/token?
2. Why does it benefit from blockchain tech?

Online casinos already operate fine. Why would they use FUN? If somebody wanted to start a casino why use FUN and not BTC or MONERO or LTC or USD or anything else that's already more popular?

What coin you should buy? HST is a personal favorite of mine. Other than that exchange coins and coins that in general are building the crypto/blockchain infrastructure is a good bet i think. Or commodity backed ones like Wepower, Shipchain.

Reading on their website their whole concept is just made up of complete soy boy retardation. Why don't you shill me on it then?

Absolute accurate.

Because none of them have smart contracts you fucking imbecile? Why don't you research crypto and the coin you're discussing for 2 minutes before trying to sound intelligent?

Transaction fees, Fate channels, locked in prices per gaming session, real-time provably fair gambling as opposed to post-game, using the platform to host your own casino, the list goes on

I'd this gets off the ground...its How you cash out of crypto.

Pray this takes off gents.

Funfair is not a casino, it literally allows practically anyone to OPEN a casino. An animal shelter will literally be able to open a casino as a fundraiser. Not only that but this casino would be provably fair, have a customized look and feel, and a MUCH lower barrier to entry.

Define moon. So many faggots think it’s going 50x.

I’m a FUN holder and I think 2.00 end of year is ambitious.

I’d love to see it go 5x in Q1!

My father owns one of the largest casinos in North America. He took me aside yesterday and told me I would be the dumbest faggot in the history of crypto for not buying FUN.

>I work in the online casino industry

What do you do? There's a big difference between someone who works in management vs marketing vs IT for example

>the demo casino game FUN put out is the most laughable shit i've ever seen.

If you are familiar with the project, their plan isn't to integrate with large casinos, as they know this won't happen. They are going after small and medium sized online casinos, and will eventually have a software that will enable anyone to start their own online micro-casino in niche markets. This is a market that hasn't been tapped yet, and would take market share away from larger online casinos.

>casinos only care about profits. Not fairness or anything like that.

This statement makes me extremely suspect that you are actually involved in online casino gaming in any way. Even if the casinos don't care about fairness (they actually do because it's integral to their business), the players do care. That's why you have online casinos that are certfied by third-party organizations like eCOGRA.

>if funfair becomes even a remotely popular casino the real casinos pockets are so big they can easily duplicate it. No way a casino buys FUN and just give away a ton of their profit to a bunch of shitcoin holders on a japanese cartoon forum.

What a stupid argument. Why does any company buy anything when they can make it themselves? Why do companies buy the competition when they can just copy them? Because at that point FunFair should have the tech, development, market share, customers, and human capital that would make creating a competing platform from the ground up more costly than simply working with them.

Will 50k FUN be enough for me to start the official Veeky Forumsnessmen casino?

>Gambling is one of the most heavily regulated industries in the world. It doesn't make sense for an animal shelter to open an online casino as a fund raiser because it would most likely be illegal (depending on where they are based and where customers come from). And if it was legal you can already create your own whitelabel casino in 10 minutes.

>fairness and openess and 'being able to trust the casino'. Again, casinos are one of the most regulated industries in the world. Online and offline casinos get their games audited all the fucking time by authorities. They are legally obliged to tell you the odds of any game (most slot games have an avg of 95% ish return rate to the gambler)

> customized look and feel already exists, some of the biggest companies on swedish stock exchanges work only with making custom slot games for online casinos.

>The barrier of entry is due to the regulation, nothing else. And even with regulation it's pretty easy already to open your own white label casino that you can customize how much you want.

>HST promises voting fees under 50 cents
>but the token costs $2.77
>which means anyone using the system isn't buying the token
>but voting on the system requires gas from token holders
>which means if whales sell their token during an election cycle it can fuck over the legitimacy of the entire system
Yeah, no that's not going to work.

>wepower, a blatant powr clone that's still in ico phase
>shipchain another ico that will be completing with waltonchain and vechain
One doomed token and two pump and dump clone shitcoins.

Thanks for this. That guy you replied to has been trying spread FUD on FUN for a while now. It's obvious he has no understanding of what FunFair actually sets out to do.

FUN isn't targeting large, already established casinos. It's trying to make it easy for just about anyone to create provably fair games.

It's main purpose is the proliferation of online gambling. Honestly, FUN will probably have the most impact in places where online gambling is illegal. There are tons of shady pop-up online casinos in areas where gambling is illegal. They make bank even though there's no concept of "fair" gambling. FUN could potentially destroy them and take all of their market share.

Seems like lots of people haven't grasped this angle.

>Gambling is one of the most heavily regulated industries in the world. It doesn't make sense for an animal shelter to open an online casino as a fund raiser because it would most likely be illegal (depending on where they are based and where customers come from). And if it was legal you can already create your own whitelabel casino in 10 minutes.

WRONG. The only part that is heavily regulated in the online casino industry is the payment processing aspect, which doesn't apply to crypto. Do actual research before you just pull things out of your ass.

>And if it was legal you can already create your own whitelabel casino in 10 minutes.

You can, you idiot. It would take longer than 10 minutes (more like 1-2 weeks), but you could easily start an online casino right now, LEGALLY as long as you are only accepting crypto and not credit card or bank wire payments (that would require a gaming license). Slotegrator and Coingaming are just 2 examples of a companies that provides this service.

Again, do some actual research before you just pull info out of your anal cavity.

>What do you do?
I'm an affiliate for online casinos, so part of the demographic FUN wants to disrupt. Also i live in Malta where most online casinos are based (easiest country to get a license in) and i know several people here running big and small online caisnos.

>go after small and medium sized
Companies already exists now that lets you very easily set up your own customized casinos in any niche. Even shitstains gambling with CSGO skins can make their own casinos already even tho they're in a very grey area.

>fairness
My point is casinos operate to make money. If they could rip cusomers off more they would. However since it's so regulated they are obliged by law to tell customers about the odds of each game. They are regularly audited to make sure they follow the regulations or they are shut down. Most small and medium sized casinos license games from big providers just like FUN wants to do, but FUNs product is nowhere near what's out there.

>buying out funfair vs duplicating the system
Yeah if FUN becomes a thing it'll be a cost benefit analysis for them i guess. Who knows. Facebook tried to buy snapchat a bunch of times but they refused. Facebook ended up copying them and now Snapchat is down in the dumps.

Also the people FUN want to integrate into their system. "paying affiliates and operators in FUN tokens" doesn't make any sense either because these affiliates (myself included) and operators have a shit ton of costs that are not payable in shitcoins. I would much rather get paid in USD so i can pay my own bills without having to exchange tokens for fiat each time i get paid.

To be fair, you could say that about every single coin. Everything works fine already. Nobody actually needs any of these coins.

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>WRONG.
No, slot games are heavily regulated as well. Look at all the casino solutions providers and lawsuits against them.

>You can, you idiot. It would take longer than 10 minutes (more like 1-2 weeks), but you could easily start an online casino right now, LEGALLY as long as you are only accepting crypto and not credit card or bank wire payments (that would require a gaming license). Slotegrator and Coingaming are just 2 examples of a companies that provides this service.

Lol ok perhaps not 10 minutes, but a few hours would do the trick. Try it, it's much easier than you think. And lmfao at legal casinos by using crypto. Yeah that might be a loophole at this point in time, just like microtransactions and gambling in games is right now. It'll all be regulated eventually and be treated as gambling, because that's what it is.

I know I still want about 50 k more as well.

>I'm an affiliate for online casinos
>he thinks being an affiliate makes him some kind of industry insider

If I shill porn affiliate links, does that make me involved in the porn industry with special insider knowledge? No, it makes you a little shit at the very bottom of the pyramid.

>Also i live in Malta where most online casinos are based (easiest country to get a license in)

Actually no, it's not, that distinction belongs to Curacao. Living in Malta doesn't give you any inside knowledge to the casino industry any more than some regular guy living in Las Vegas.

Btw, online casinos just get their licenses from Malta, that doesn't mean they are operating from there you fucking retard. It's literally just a piece of paper.

>i know several people here running big and small online caisnos.

You "know people", great. Does "knowing people" and being a shit-tier affiliate for online casinos make you feel special?

>My point is casinos operate to make money. If they could rip cusomers off more they would. However since it's so regulated they are obliged by law to tell customers about the odds of each game. They are regularly audited to make sure they follow the regulations or they are shut down

There's no regulations AT ALL regarding running a crypto-based online casino. Regulations only apply to online casinos accepting Visa/Mastercard and banking payments. Otherwise, prove me wrong since your are an insider into the industry.

>If I shill porn affiliate links, does that make me involved in the porn industry with special insider knowledge? No, it makes you a little shit at the very bottom of the pyramid.
lmao the level of clueless you are.

>Actually no, it's not, that distinction belongs to Curacao. Living in Malta doesn't give you any inside knowledge to the casino industry any more than some regular guy living in Las Vegas

Actually, no. Hundreds of online casinos operate and have their offices here in Malta. Look at all the publicly traded online casinos, most of them have their offices here. Lots of them have entities on Curacao as well, for various reasons.They also get their licenses from the Maltese gaming comission you are correct on that point. Online casinos are the biggest employer by far in Malta and its biggest industry along with tourism.

>You "know people", great. Does "knowing people" and being a shit-tier affiliate for online casinos make you feel special?
Lmao you're so salty. Yes i do personally know some people who run some of the biggest online casinos in the world and have discussed the industry with them many times. I also follow the industry quite closely as i've invested in quite a few publicly traded casino stocks. On top of that i've gotten quite good insight by working closely with casinos in my work, being forced to shut down tons of campaigns and sites due to regulation happening last year.

>There's no regulations AT ALL regarding running a crypto-based online casino. Regulations only apply to online casinos accepting Visa/Mastercard and banking payments. Otherwise, prove me wrong since your are an insider into the industry.

As i said, you're right about that. My point is, that is a pipedream. Right now it works, but in due time all loopholes are shut. There is no way a crypto casino can operate for more than a few years tops in the US. Especially if it becomes popular and well known.

Did you go to Tulane by any chance? If so I know you

>the demo casino game FUN put out is the most laughable shit i've ever seen.

laughable how? just curious