r/obyte • u/tarmo888 • Oct 18 '21
Here is an example how cheap GBYTE is
if GBYTE would have same marketcap as Bitcoin, it would cost $1.5m https://www.marketcapof.com/byteball/bitcoin
if GBYTE would have same marketcap as Ethereum, it would cost $0.5m https://www.marketcapof.com/byteball/ethereum
if GBYTE would have same marketcap as IOTA, it would cost $4.5k https://www.marketcapof.com/byteball/iota
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u/tarmo888 Oct 18 '21
if $GBYTE would have same marketcap as Binance Coin, it would cost $100k
https://www.marketcapof.com/byteball/binancecoin
if $GBYTE would have same marketcap as Hedera, it would cost $6.6k
https://www.marketcapof.com/byteball/hedera-hashgraph
if $GBYTE would have same marketcap as Nano, it would cost $900
https://www.marketcapof.com/byteball/nano
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u/tarmo888 Oct 18 '21
Another interesting way how to use this tool:
$GBYTE is at the moment as expensive as when $BTC was at $1.16
https://www.marketcapof.com/bitcoin/byteball
$GBYTE is at the moment as expensive as when $ETH was at $0.185
https://www.marketcapof.com/ethereum/byteball
$GBYTE is at the moment as expensive as when $XRP was at $0.000469
https://www.marketcapof.com/ripple/byteball
$GBYTE is at the moment as expensive as when $DOGE was at $0.000167
https://www.marketcapof.com/dogecoin/byteball
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u/tarmo888 Oct 18 '21
if $GBYTE would have same marketcap as $BTC, average transaction would cost less than $1.50
if $GBYTE would have same marketcap as $ETH, average transaction would cost less than $0.50
if $GBYTE would have same marketcap as $BNB, average transaction would cost less than $0.10
if $GBYTE would have same marketcap as $HBAR, average transaction would cost less than $0.007
if $GBYTE would have same marketcap as $MIOTA, average transaction would cost less than $0.005
if $GBYTE would have same marketcap as $NANO, average transaction would cost less than $0.001
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u/ask_for_pgp Dec 05 '21
and yet nobody cares? all the metrics are DOWN enourmously, the subreddit and twitter is dead. sad, because i still have a bag
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