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wAGGER to $100 what you think?

Is this even remotely possible?

LMAO.

No.

Fuck this thread got filled with stooopid nooobs!

WGR @ $1 = 200 million market cap
WGR @ $10 = 2 billion market cap
WGR @ $100 = 20 billion market cap

Bitcoin = 45 billion market cap
ETH = 31 billion market cap

What about in a couple of years when both BTC and ETH have over 100 billion market caps?

Still think WGR can't reach 20 billion market cap?

Absolutely not. No way it hits 20 Billion market cap. This is a fantastic project and I invested heavily but still....Hell just think about that for a moment....20 BILLION DOLLARS. Where do you propose all this money will come from? Sure, some sports bettors will pick this app up and hopefully in time it will grow. But majority of serious sports bettors will continue to use traditional avenues of sports betting because that is what they know and trust. People hate change. If it were to even come close to that amount it would be years and years from now (10 or more) when cryptos and blockchain become more accepted. Of course, by then there will be many newer ways to bet and gamble.

The good news is, IF (and that's a big if) WAGERR releases a good product and has good marketing and IF (bigger IF) they can keep the product from being shutdown by the government due to legality issues, it may attract a whole new breed of gambler, the younger millennial generation that is willing to use the blockchain and bet through an app like Wagerr.

I think before you call someone out you should think realistically and get back to me. You point to BTC as an example, which is the mother of all cryptos and has been around 10ish years to get that high market cap.

All that said, it's still a good idea and at $5 each is reasonable some day and I would be extatic with that result

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