/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53201114
I can't even afford to fix my sink because I spent everything on crypto, the kotatsu will have to wait. This is how riches are made or something idk, temporary discomfort could be worth it if market pumps before next handout. Still unsure what kind of kotatsu I will get.

>>53201153
It's only a 200 million dollar wallet. The price dropped 99%.
Supply will 2x in 2023 and be 3x in 2025, but at 20m circulating supply I think that's low enough to be sustainable for a massive pump and dump by pajeets and influencers.
If you go to coingecko and compare price chart and market cap price (on logarithmic scale) you can see that the marketcap has nicely kept steady at around 20-30m mcap the past 6 months even during FTX dump. There's a decent amount of buy wall and volume on kucoin, it's not listed on Binance or Coinbase yet, and since the supply will now grow much slower than what it had to sustain at $10 with a ridiculous inflation it's likely gonna be much easier to pump it come 2024-2025. My low iq speculation thesis of course, the coin itself is probably worthless.

>>51598353
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72kxAZj1tnA
Like this? I don't get it. Minecraft looks good as is. The graphics suit the style of the gameplay. The blocks and all. I've barely played minecraft a little bit though. I think mods in skyrim makes perfect sense though, it's a type of game that is designed around better graphics being a good thing. Less blocky, more realism to begin with.
I think it might just be a generational thing, we grew up with different generation games.

>>51398592
I need a link to read it, not a twitter screenshot.
Tornado Cash is a good enough reason to stick to PoW in my opinion seeing as all the big validators are fucked if they evade sanctions and smaller validators can't push legitimate and valid blocks without breaking consensus or losing money from being "an attacker" while pushing legit blocks whereas a 1% hashrate pool could submit sanctioned transactions from time to time. Suppose one concern here would be if all nodes were legally required to reject any block containing such a transaction even if it was the longest chain. I'm actually kind of worried for both protocols which is why I've been leaning slightly more towards Monero being the chosen one and not giving a fuck about regulators or shitcoins and just having a comfy womfy illegal payment coin (to be used for legally ambigious things only of course, moneropedos are a turnoff).
I am of course open to using centralized permissioned chains as long as they are advertised as such and regulated as such. Already use visa/mastercard anyways... With proof of stake being a centralized mess refusing sanctioned anything, may as well just let it die. I might just be being a baka right now and change my mind again in the next 12 months though.