an oldie but a goodie. in a world of NFTs, "metaverses" and memecoins, it's easy to forget about one of the oldest and simplest crypto use-cases: digital cash.
i just bought more NANO, and here's why:
(1) it's undervalued. down almost 90% from its ATH ($42.9) and over 70% from its 2021 high ($18.58). this is bordering on bear market value, right in the thick of a bull market.
(2) it's a late bloomer. historically, NANO has pumped HARD towards the end of the bull market. take a look at that 232x during the last 6 weeks of the 2017 bull run. not too shabby.
(3) it's fast and there are no fees, making it one of the most promising digital cash candidates. remember, Amazon and all major retailers are looking for digital cash solutions, and i suspect NANO is on the short list. you definitely don't want to miss the boat when that news drops.
i just bought more NANO, and here's why:
(1) it's undervalued. down almost 90% from its ATH ($42.9) and over 70% from its 2021 high ($18.58). this is bordering on bear market value, right in the thick of a bull market.
(2) it's a late bloomer. historically, NANO has pumped HARD towards the end of the bull market. take a look at that 232x during the last 6 weeks of the 2017 bull run. not too shabby.
(3) it's fast and there are no fees, making it one of the most promising digital cash candidates. remember, Amazon and all major retailers are looking for digital cash solutions, and i suspect NANO is on the short list. you definitely don't want to miss the boat when that news drops.
Comment:
if you're not buying at this trendline, i don't know what to tell ya