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There is nothing like low supply in crypto

What do you mean?

If You can divide Coin in 8 decimal places, then there is NEVER low supply, because if You want 0,0003 SYNC You can get it - unlike of for example house, You can´t have 0,0003 house and be fully satisfied
All this "ONLY 1000 SYNC" is nothing but filthy promo.. There is no difference between 1 SYNC at 1$ and 0.0001 SYNC at 10000$ - except the first one sounds better

I still can't figure out if you're promoting or berating the coin... lol

You're way off though... There is a huge difference. I think you mean 0.0001 SYNC at $1 vs. 1 SYNC at $10,000.

No, I mean just what I wrote. Think of it again (I will make it simpler for You - two half of fish at 0.5$ is exactly same as one fish at 1$)

you see ! whoever asked question about simple calculation you are an idiot, above explains in crystal clarity 1/2 fish + 1/2 fish = 1 fish tell ya'

I may be an idiot but you're a blind idiot. "There is no difference between 1 SYNC at 1$ and 0.0001 SYNC at 10000$". Just think about that for a minute. 1 SYNC at $1 would mean 0.0001 SYNC would cost $0.0001, not $10,000. 0.0001 SYNC at $10,000 would mean 1 SYNC would cost $100,000,000. His math is reversed and I'm the only idiot that sees it. Wink

I understand what he was trying to say, I just don't like to take advice from those who can't even spot simple (and obvious) mathematical errors.

You're misunderstanding.

He's saying that if you had 0.0001 Sync and Sync was worth $10,0000 it would be the same as having 1 Sync if Sync were worth $1. His math isn't off, but his grammar could be better. Neither of you are idiots, you're just communicating poorly.

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