/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8332259
> working products
> 4/5 recommendations are ERC20 tokens
Are you really this retarded?

>>8174761
95% of /biz/ are reddit fags who got in between october - december.
Nobody intelligent is losing money on crypto when BTC is above $1000.

Smart contracts aren't ever going to be run on a public network because anyone in enterprice who's interested can just run every node themselves.
IOTA is going to change the world, but the token isn't actually that useful in doing it, and it's security makes it 100% M2M because changing your adress every fucking time is completly anti-human.
ETH was hyped on the potential of DAPPs, but DAPPs are scam games about digital kittens.

NANO is bitcoin done right. It's a truely decentral currency with no miner control and no fees, but this isn't the age of V for vendetta anymore and being the future of decentralized currencies might not really be important.

>>7754819
I do have a job as a hotel bookkeeper right now, but it's obviously not something that I'm passionate about. I like to program.

>>7754898
You got me all wrong. I obviously have an idea of what to do (we're just about to launch the site), but I was asking for specific advise from people who may have had similar experiences. I'm sorry I didn't know /biz/ was made up of so many retards.

>>7754923
I actually agree. Everyone has ideas, hundreds of them in fact. I'm not saying my idea here is worth a damn, I really just came here to get advice. Not sure why this thread is gathering so much hate.

>>7754948
I'm afraid of that. But here you go anyway.