There's a total of ~1,300,000 BTC available on all major exchanges according to viewbase.com with sell offers spanning from 42000 to 100000 and probably higher in the order book. So I'd guess if we pick average price of 70000 per BTC you'll have to pay ~$100 billion. But it shouldn't be as cheap as that because markets will react to such rapid buying and adjust their offers up in price. Or you could start buying... Source: over 2 years ago

Loopring is operable on Ethereum and Neo blockchains with plans to add support for the Qtum blockchain. Each of these networks has its own token: LRC and LRN for Ethereum and Neo respectively; when launched, the Qtum network token will be called LRQ. Source: over 2 years ago

Apart from Ethereum, NFTs can live on other decentralized networks such as EOS and NEO. However, these platforms must have smart contract-capability and a box full of NFT tools. Smart contracts, in this case, enable the inclusion of detailed descriptions such as metadata. Source: about 3 years ago

Breakout? Looking at NEO’s price chart with BTC ratios enabled, NEO has been following BTC’s pattern pretty closely... Occasionally going slightly above or dipping slightly below the BTC pattern, but certainly nothing I’d call a sustained “breakout”. Source: about 3 years ago

1 neo = 1 neo https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/neo/. Source: over 3 years ago