RAM has increased from nearly 0 to 1.17. Does buying now mean taking over the market?

RAM has risen from nearly 0 to 1.17. Is buying now to take over?

In the past six months, #EOS #RAM has risen from nearly 0 to 1.17, and during this period, it was mainly driven by early EOS enthusiasts. I saw someone posting on the square saying that buying RAM now is to take over. Thinking back to the 0.2 price, there were many such statements.

In fact, why are people so kind to persuade you not to buy RAM? Have you ever thought about the reason? In fact, the reason is very simple. It is a common trick used by short dogs who short EOS contracts. So what does buying RAM have to do with EOS? Because buying RAM requires EOS. If many people buy RAM, they need to withdraw the currency to their own EOS wallets. The circulation of EOS will be greatly reduced, and it will not be so easy to short EOS.

Is buying RAM now to take over? Then I tell you that the EOS network will have 35 million EOS to buy RAM, and currently only 1 million is bought, and the purchase price is around 1. Do you have 1 million or 10 million EOS in your hand? They will ask you to take over. To be honest, the EOS you have is nothing compared to 35 million EOS, not to mention that 310 million EOS will still participate in the RAM ecosystem and market making in the future.

When writing this article, there are 45 million EOS in the RAM pool, and there are 34 million EOS in the network to buy RAM. It really doesn't matter what little EOS you have in your hand. The idea of ​​asking you to take over is a big joke.

The real purpose of the EOS community is to develop the EOS community, enhance everyone's understanding of EOS, and let everyone re-understand EOS, not to let you take over. There is really no need for this. $EOS $ETH $SOL #bnb