Quote from: Richie.EXUS on September 18, 2018, 07:19:39 PM

Hey Legendster,

Thanks for putting us on the "watching" list. That's the best we can ask for at the moment, we're simply not ready to go public.

I don't like describing ourselves as diamond in the rough as diamonds have little utility and fake value. I say we're like an ore, once we separate and refine each aspect of our project, you will see the true value.

Thanks again and all the best.

After the discussion we've had on Discord, I want to wait and watch how this pans out with you guys. You have your work cut out for you and only time will tell how much of that refocus / rebranding you hope for will be achieved.

Quote from: Richie.EXUS on September 18, 2018, 07:19:39 PM

Back to topic.

Wagerr def on my list, they're in a good position.

If they prove to steady, I'll be making an investment with them pretty soon. (I hope)

Quote from: Richie.EXUS on September 18, 2018, 07:19:39 PM

Dash is a bit risky in my opinion, they've come close to break even (about half a million USD in monthly expenses last I read), in a bear market if they do not lean up they could risk capsizing. They've been moving down the top crypto list. Dash masternode collateral was at 1.2 Million at it's highest, which now sounds insane.

Dash is like the ultimate goal for me, everything else is / will be a stepping stone to get there. In the semi-long term I see Dash being a real steady asset even if it is with a less than stellar ROI compared to other Grade-A masternode projects.

Quote from: Richie.EXUS on September 18, 2018, 07:19:39 PM

One strategy I'm toying with is to break down my portfolio for long term.
For example, I aim to have a DASH masternode by 2022. I break it down into monthly tranches to purchase and have it set aside, or you can take the other route and mine it.

Mining is not easy given the current conditions, it might be cheaper to buy the dip instead. But if you play your cards right with cheap but solid high ROI nodes, then you can definitely get there. You just have to spend time in front of your monitoring device to make sure you don't go down with a few abandoned projects or two.