Quote from: hex.com on December 29, 2021, 03:56:05 PM

Quote from: DaveF on November 20, 2020, 12:59:46 AM

And 24 hours later......

https://i.imgur.com/kWdH4Avl.png

Rough numbers .003123 * 1.4 = .004372
So unless you got a 40% bonus for keeping it for the big pay day you took a loss.
No idea what the number is / was. Can anyone chime in?

MY view:
Look out below.
I see a dead cat bounce incoming. Followed by a flatline.

Might be wrong, but I don't see it recovering.

-Dave

edit: between the time I took the screen shot of the price, typed the post and hit post it went even lower:
https://i.imgur.com/EO3ivvIl.png

Price did 100x since you posted this.

The bitcoin maxis on this board are delusional.

Do yourself a favor and buy some hex while its still hidden on coinmarketcap at rank #201

And by the way if you held one bitcoin on December 2nd, 2019 its over 20k hex in freeclaim, so you got $6k for free for holding one bitcoin on that date at current prices.

HEX did extremely well and made a lot of people rich. The problem with it though was that there was a small group of insiders that controll the majority of the supply. MAXX finance is a similar tokenized CD with additional utility and a free claim for HEX holders. The team will only get 5% of the supply, vs something like 45% for HEX, and holders of ETH and MATIC will also be able to claim their free tokens.

The concept of a tokenized CD is a good one, and I see banks using this technology in the future, but in order for the yield to be sustainable, projects like HEX need additional utility in the form of DeFi DApps, token transaction fee redistribution using a DAO, and validator node revenue. This is what MAXX is doing to provide fixed yields.