>>61238592
Algochuds. I remember when people thought it was actually going to be used for dApps and DiFi. Then it was known for the tranny. And now, nothing. Afraid to check the price.

>>61238786
Whatever happened to the Bank of Italy partnership? So much hype turned out to be nothing. It's insane.

>>61238592
I was into Algo and Stellar before becoming a BTC and physical silver maxxi.

lost 30 grand on it, doubt it's ever coming back like every other alt

>>61239021
I don't even remember that, I stopped following it a few years ago. Last thing I remember is something about Hillary Clinton and climate green energy credits tracking.

The reality was that it stood out because it had decent tech AND staking. Staking went away, or at least did on all major platforms that people use.

ICP-fags keep talking about a usable ecosystem, and ALGO seemed to deliver on that, I am actually not sure what happened.

I am too lazy to even check for a narrative, and I don't know of any.

uh, chuds, I just looked. I regret it.

>Algorand pays World Chess through a partnership where Algorand provides staking rewards from its cryptocurrency treasury, totaling approximately $700,000 annually, in exchange for World Chess promoting the Algorand blockchain across its events and products