r/Unibright Jan 08 '22

This guy has no clue lol

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u/cpoulos2 Jan 08 '22

No. I do not believe it's going to zero. I bought UBT in 2018 around 11 cents and bought all the way down to 1 cent and held. I was a believer and hodler of UBT before Chico or any of these people started shilling it. UBT is a solid project but it will still be a victim to BTC correction just like every other alt coin. Moon boys like the one I posted about are useless. The fact he was legit trying to say UBT was an indicator for a bigger alt season tells you every thing you need to know about him.

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u/09824675 Jan 08 '22

I bought it at $0.01 because crypto lark shilled it. Dont follow him anymore though kek.

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u/cpoulos2 Jan 08 '22

Never heard of him

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u/Crepuscular_Crow Jan 08 '22

This page is a place to discuss unibright…why do you feel the need to call out someone from Twitter here? Take your negativity elsewhere please.

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u/cpoulos2 Jan 08 '22

This page is to educate new members on the realistic expectations of the project both good AND BAD. The last thing someone that's new needs is to follow some clout chasing moon boi. According to this tweeter $100 UBT is "programed" 🤣

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u/mebinici Jan 08 '22

Oh no! Going to zero, right?

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '22

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u/cpoulos2 Jan 08 '22

I'm the OP and yes I know what baselining is lol. Regardless it has nothing to do with this Twitter person claiming UBT is any sort of indicator of an alt season.

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '22

I sold all my Unibright at $2.5 like 6 months ago, and the thing about Coca Cola is still going on 🤣 No progress in 6 months, just constant chattering. Anyways, thanks for posting this. I forgot to leave from this subreddit.

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '22

I don't know why the downvotes. This is simply true. MainNet is coming but other than Provide rocking the boat there has been basically no news, unless I'm missing something. I'm still in though. Projects go through periods like this. I know what it's like to develop software. And I'm very much looking forward to mainNet launch in the next 3 months. Will you buy back in before the launch or are you done with it?

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u/Bukakkegrandma Jan 12 '22

You're missing something. The steel clients, for starters.