@@xESPplayer500x I respect hbar but I see nobody talking about it which scares me at all. Also there are tons of forum articles which always talking bad about hbar.
@@johnbyk1841 Hedera Hashgraph's performance will speak for itself in months and years to come, when it has by far the most adoption and transactions of any crypto. Many other coins in the crypto space will have fully proven themselves to be all hype and no substance at that point. Once the mainstream media catches into hbar as well, honestly you won't have to be concerned about what's going on in any crypto forum.
I almost didn’t buy because of his video but then I watched Credible Crypto’s hour long HBaR review video and def helped me still want $HBAR ...still accumulating while it’s still this cheap
Thanks for the clarification. I thought it was a bit odd that Guy would suggest that the Hedera mainnet could only do around 12tps when Blocktivity was clearly showing multiples of that number. If it was deliberate fud on his part, it wasn't particularly clever. I expect that his audience will be quite upset with him when they discover what they've missed thanks to him. Suggests that he has little regard for them.
Thankyou for this! I seen the video but decided to go with my gut and buy Hbar anyways. This make me feel better. Also while I've been loosing money in equities, gold, silver, BTC, and ETH over last weeks I'm happy to see awesome gains from HBAR. Tides may be turning!
Hedera hashgraph is undoubtedly one of the most promising technologies in the crypto space, yet still massively undervalued. Thanks for clearing things up!
@@Crypto-cartel-1 Yeah absolutely. His 'statements' about hbar were easily verifiable as being completely false also, like beyond belief. Strange really, he's kind of deceiving his viewers quite blatantly as well.
He pulled out that technique by exploiting a RU-vid algorithmic trick; he asked everyone watching to comment he is not a financial advisor. Videos with a lot of comments from unique users gets more traction on average.
It's the wild wild west of crypto and the space needs professionalism. There are many snakes that give the entire space a bad name while pretending to be teachers or professors. Unfortunately the students are often easy and gullible prey. Thanks for taking the time to put out a quality video with the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Eventually the market doles out justice but your videos help move the process along.
That’s the problem here is CB makes videos that are valuable to new investors in the crypto space. This equals immense trust when somebody explains things that one may have struggled to grasp over time. To then take that earned trust and turn it towards a self interest in ada is low level stuff that gives the crypto space the bad rep I guess it deserves 🤷♂️ SHAME........
I just traded 2/3rds of my blockchain derivatives for HBAR. This thing is here to STAY. its patented. Its 13k transactions a second. Cheap transaction fee. Requires 1/100th less electricity to mine than Bitcoin
Hiya, just wanted to thank you for the great work you've done - marathoned a number of your vids and found them to be informative, helpful and objective. Keep up the good work!
In Guy's conclusion on Hedera, he clearly stated not to like corporations. Though interesting to see him here on a corporation channel intentionally administrating confusions by launching unverified funds. Just don't like that guy! who is surely bribable for a few scamtokens. I just bought another 1k Hbar to cool my nerves and will keep on stacking to ride the future waves to come. Just like Marty McFly when this was Back to the Future the golden age of the digital revolution is here in the making.
You forgot to mention he would ban any one from his comments that called out his lies. Censoring freedom of speech is the worse form of an internet bully. Since I joined RU-vid in August 12th, 2007; I have never been ban from a channel. This speaks volume about Coinbureau's deceitfulness.
@@macchiato.coffee and Supremax67 that is really sad and damaging to Crypto as a whole, let’s try to not pay in kind. I liked how this video was done, giving the facts, no name calling and letting people make up their own minds. For Crypto to be more and more accepted by the public at large ( which is better for us) I believe it is paramount to stay civilized. The fights and mud throwing was a big reason I din’t join earlier. Yah bless
@@ManfredYB -- One of the reasons I don't do videos myself, aside to the lack of time available, the crypto space hasn't matured yet. I am referring to the fact that it feels as it is filled with boys comparing their egos, except in this case, it is whoever can FUD or FOMO better. I've seen videos of HBAR saying 100x by the end of this year and others saying it's going to zero, but barely anyone backing it up with actual solid data. I just wish the crypto space in general would just stick to facts.
@@Supremax67 exactly, so let’s start with ourselves and spread the word. There will always be the immature but let’s not go down there, the more we do that the more that will follow.
Great professional job Brandon 👏 Your vids deliver consistent quality mate. 👉 Guy and his Coin Bureau sure ain't building a "Trust Layer" on youtube with such claims. HUGE Mistake! Once a person feels misled, they're done. They walk, they don't look back, and they never forget.
Hello, thanks for the video!! Someone commented one a reaction of mine (about the larges crypto in my portfolio) that HBAR needs to simplify their wallet, now I'm new at this (4 weeks) so could you explain what is difficult about HBAR's wallet and if they CAN fix it. Yah bless
@@HederaForum , Thank you for the quick response, I’m. asking because it seemed that that was his only criticism and he seemed to suggest that it could be fixed. So is his critic legit and can it be fixed? Ps a little observation on my part; if that is the only legit criticism that can be found then that it GREAT!!
@@ManfredYB Yeah, Hedera never wanted to be in the wallet business, they had an onerous process for setting up and even had a version that had a bug. I think they were just trying to push people to wallet providers. Hedera will discontinue support for their wallet. Easy enough to keep the account and go to Walla or Exodus. Guy used half truths to paint the worst possible picture, including only enough of the obvious positive things to try to prevent suspicion. He didn’t strike the correct balance though, and I think this little payday will cost him his reputation.
@@HederaForum thank you again for taking the time to reply, maybe you could work in the (none) issue of the wallet, in an upcoming video, for those like me and the one that commented who are new at this Again if that is, in some people’s minds, a fair criticism then it is worth mentioning. At least to put people’s mind at ease. On another point, why do you have so few subscribers with the excellent content you provide? What could be the cause? Do we all need to be more vocal about Hedera, or should we quietly accumulate more for ourselves and let Hedera convince the big firms in the background which ultimately will get the project acceptable by the public at large? Last thing, I think it is better for Crypto if we don’t bash other projects or question motives (even if it is extremely likely one is correct) because it damages the image of the business as a whole. So I want to complement you on the balanced way you worded yourself in the video! Yah bless
Thanks you for the time for this viedo. I was very confused with the video Guy put out after watching and thought I must have seriously missed some key information. Please keep posting your non bias information on HBar / Hedera Hashgraph and keep the community inform. One area that did confuse me was the discussion around forking and the need for patents to prevent this from happening. I get the prevention of coping in putting an alternat solution out into the market, but I don't see how this is an issue with forking and enterprise applications working on the Hedera network. I thought the consensus algorithm used with hashgraph meant that forming could not occur like in blockchains? Have I misunderstood something here and could you clarify this please? Many thanks!
There are both technical and legal (patent) controls that prevents forking. It is true that a fork, as we think of it with blockchain can’t happen. But what if a faction of the team attempted to leave and start their own “Hedera” claiming it was the true platform. The patent prevents this kind of action. With an open source tech this would be more difficult to figure out.
The direction the world is going makes hedera almost a sure bet in my opinion. That's besides the fortune 500 companies that are to big to fail that are involved.
Btw, Charles isn’t just talking about those building on Hedera. He’s talking about those who would create or leverage the tech protected by the patent and utilize it for their own project or purposes, which happens all the time in tech, especially in crypto and the open source community. Leveraging patents in this way is a slimy affront to freedom and good intentions. Such market participants try and use corporate power and the legal system because they care more about their own market position than they do about the market itself.
Patents are meant to spur innovation. If new inventions are are taken by those that are better at taking tech and tweaking to make a little better, the more difficult first part may not be attempted. It’s meant to motivate true innovators. There’s a balance. We don’t want patent holders to hoard technology’s data not continue to improve, but we also want to promote invention. If you prefer open source, awesome, you have 6000 choices. If you are impressed with the Hashgraph tech and appreciate the added control of a patent to build your application, you have one choice. Hedera founders don’t speak poorly about Cardano, yet Charles chooses to address Hedera on a regular basis. He can ignore whatever questions he wants, he chooses to address these questions about Hedera. That’s no mistake. I respect his position but it’s getting old. There are thousands of Hedera community members, of course there are going to be those that poke him, it’s his choice to respond.
I think we shouldn't pay him much attention. He's just like every RU-vidr. They are either paid to talk shit about competitors or pump their bags and down talk on others. He's a noob whose fooled by another noob called Eric.
Unfortunately, easier said then done. You would have to prove in a court of law that coin bureau intentionally wanted to hurt Hedera financially with misrepresentation and propaganda. Best to fight fire with fire. Share this video, ask people to comment and encourage other videos that is exposing Coin Bureau's lies to do the same.
You failed to mention the differences between Cardano and Hedera. Cardano is controlled by the stakeholders, Hedera is controlled by big tech, who is controlled by big government. This project will grow, I have no doubts and be a good investment but I don't considerer this to be the same as a decentralized crypto network. Just my thoughts. Good Luck to all.
I understand. You do have to consider who the ‘stakeholders’ are though. You could consider it the token holders, nodes, or those that build on and use the network. If it’s the latter a diverse group of large companies would be the stake holders. Also let’s not forget that pure democracy ALWAYS devolves into chaos. History has always shown us that republics are much more sound forms of governances. The Governance problem that the founders were trying to solve was ineffective governance. With that understanding, choosing competent expert representatives of users with brands to protect and prevent misdeeds makes perfect sense.
Guy got a lot of people to comment that he is "not a financial adviser" thus ranking his hit piece high in HBAR search results. I sense he feels threatened by the HBAR.
I think the thing most people misunderstand about this tech is, it's not a quick flip coin. This is a long term hold, and their team appears to prefer a measured, principled approach to development.
Hedera is indeed a solid project, but people spreading propaganda is just indication of jealousy. Many projects fears Hedera and does not want it to tech top 10 ranking. In fact, some people went out of their way to block Hedera listing in some areas. Competing platforms are scared, very scared.
Convinced me on some points but definitely not the patent. If a project is irrevocably superior then people will use it regardless of patent. Whether people leave Hedera to join another fork is their decision. Also, investors leaving the network should not necessarily affect the network, what will affect the network is a big chunk of that network leaving (which would decrease decentralization), but a patent will not solve that because that patent does not prevent people from leaving the network at all.
I don't see how a patented tech can be shut down just because it is patented. Todays world is full of patents and that is a good thing overall. having said this i own 100 times more HBAR than ADA Cardanos. Hedera is and has been far more transparent and supportive
coin bureu is on full decentralise and side with pure open source cryptology. He doesn't fond with "crypto" that are semi gov, semi decentralise, favorable to big institutions . Not hard to realise that. XRP, XLM, HBAR, ICP...all these collaborate with gov and banks.
It would take a unanimous vote of the council and the only permanent member Swirlds has said they are a permanent ‘no vote’. It’s a higher bar than just getting 51% of Bitcoin miners to agree to increasing the supply of Bitcoin. Actually an early glitch in Bitcoin created billions of Bitcoin if I recall correctly. That was rectified but still happened. All this is to say that it’s not a real threat, Hbar is a fixed supply crypto, and will remain so. I appreciate the question, but anyone that pushes that narrative is pushing false FUD.
Charles guy advertises himself so much everywhere, he talks so much he made me sell all my ADA, he sounds like a cult leader and a scammer. He bashes HBAR, Holochain, all the amazing projects that will wipe with his ada on the floor. HBAR lesssgooo!!!
You shouldn’t just sell or buy because he says so brother, you should do research for yourself first. ADA is a good hodl I got in at .10, that has a bright future with Hbar
@@lavarball7538 -- I believe he is pointing out the questionable morale of a man who is the lead developer of a platform. If you seen Charles answer any questions about Hedera, he answers them with frustration and anger; that's not the kind of man I want to see at the top of any project.
I like Guy a lot, he's a good person and produces some great content that's helped a lot of people in the crypto space However, on HBAR, he seems to have got things very wrong It's not like him to not publish a retraction when he's got things wrong - let's see how long it takes him to do so
I have never kept a close eye to Cardano, but if you have a Dev lead that has this level of immaturity, makes you wonder what else he is inserting in his source code. I personally invest in what I believe, not in what can make me the richest. I like to retain my soul at the end of the day. Sorry for being over dramatic, but here is a good example... If I invested in Bitcoin for profits, this would be the same as contributing to the environment problem those ASICs machine are causing and will be causing to the environment. Sure, I might even get richer, but at what cost to my soul? Principles is what makes us human.
