r3L4x
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- Nov 26, 2014
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Again you have no clue what you are talking about. You are one of those "newly" created investors i see that has invested some money in something but has no idea how the market works.
I know you want to make money as everyone else on this thread.. But please always do your research and due diligence before starting to trow words like ..
Bitcoin has 16,733,175 circulating supply.
IOTA has 2,779,530,283 circulating supply.
Bitcoin is used by millions of people - Iota needs some kind of global PR event to even reach that level.
So if you play by the market rules its more likely bitcoin to hit 30K even from next year, than IOTA hitting 8.30$ in the next couple of years !
So by you I need to research and what then? Bet on bitcoin, ethereum, or litecoin? Like all other 90% people? What I need to research? lol my father don't use Facebook and he knows bitcoin. To bet on bitcoin, you don`t need any research.
Another thing, please say why bitcoin will gonna hit 30k and IOTA will gonna sit in same position?
About your:
Bitcoin has 16,733,175 circulating supply.
IOTA has 2,779,530,283 circulating supply.
This is what confuses the public
2.7 x 1015 for IOTA.
2.1 x 1015 for the satoshi (21,000,000,000,000,000). < this is the total number of bitcoin not 21 million you forgot satoshis
An advantage of treating IOTA units as whole numbers is to avoid decimal rounding issues, which can lead to floating-point errors in improperly designed software.
The total supply of IOTA is 2,779,530,283,277,761 units. This value is optimized for ternary computation and can be expressed in SI units as 2.779 x 1015. The total supply is based on the 33 digit ternary number 111,111,111,111,111,111,111,111,111,111,111, which equals the decimal value 3³³. 3³³ is the total range of values for IOTA, both negative and positive. Because this is an odd number, the highest absolute value for IOTA is: (3³³-1)/2 = 2,779,530,283,277,761. This is the maximum positive va...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IOTA_(technology)#Supply
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