It's a Coinbase commercial. Good work.
Beyond that, it seems that it's actually been set up by someone called Jason van den Berg(@jayvdb1 on twitter) to bait people into using their referral link.
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#22this is depressing (gif) http://gph.is/2c6rAL9
It's meant to be. No different from an "app" showcasing whether you should or should not have bought apple stock in 2004.
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#23Earlier quoted context omitted.
If everyone who should have bought bought then the prices would have been sky high so it's all irrelevant. I guess that's what's happening now. Looking forward to watching the shake out.
I've been waiting for that for years, but it never happened.
Huge ICO's based on promises with no concrete proofs will change all of that.
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#24This is kind of amusing; they should add more currencies and maybe other types of assets. Although, as others have mentioned, the kind of thinking this encourages isn't healthy to the cryptocurrency ecosystem. Very few important developments are driven by a fear of missing out.
It's a cleverly disguised landing page for coinbase affiliate program. Three coins on coinbase are already listed.
Re: Should Have Bought – Hindsight to see what you should have bought
#25It's a Coinbase commercial. Good work.
Beyond that, it seems that it's actually been set up by someone called Jason van den Berg(@jayvdb1 on twitter) to bait people into using their referral link.
My bad, wasn't intended to come across as just baiting people. Put this together 2 days ago as an experiment using the coinbase api. Figured couldn't hurt putting the referral in. I'm going to add more investments like Apple shares and a few other popular ones. Would that make it less scammy? Appreciate the feedback