/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>7170518
colossal if correct

>>6815618
i bought it so it's doomed

>>6728434
>recovery

i'm down in btc

>My reaction at the absolute idiocy of this board

I NEED A MEDIC HERE AAAAAAAAAHHH

>bought in at $0.50
Should I do like >>6457601And try to get some more?

>>6431632

>>6430136
this

Also people block the mining scripts too. How would this get around that?

>>6324399
0.999 eos here

post their face when they are going to get rekt

>>4999849
WHY DOES GOD HATE ME?!?!?! AAAAAAHHHHHHHAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA

>>4717172
Ohhhh Fuggggggg

>>4605146
>Tfw poor as fuck AND empty and dissatisfied with life

>>4553409
hodl you dumb fucker its the dragon. HODL FOR FUCK SAKES DONT YOU SEE THE WHALES PANICKING FOR MORE

>mfw it moons and you get left behind

>>4519065
>When a coin you just put ur life savings into ends in an exit scam

Everyone who's going to rush to buy in the dip is going to get burned.

>>4440843
Be honest with them m8, they'll understand kek

$ 6,966.05

>After months of testing, Swift has published its first conclusions on its blockchain proof of concept (PoC), and presented a live demo of the technology to Sibos delegates. While results so far are “encouraging”, Swift is not yet entirely convinced it’s the best technology for the purpose.
>“I think we have to be realistic,” Damien Vanderveken, head of research and development at SwiftLab
>He went on to comment on the fact that Hyperledger Fabric v1 – the blockchain framework on which the PoC is based – is still in its infancy. “The Hyperledger Fabric v1 technology was released during the summer, so it’s two months old. It’s still going to take some time before it’s ready for production usage.”
>In fact, blockchain may not even be the best solution: Swift has not ruled out that real-time nostro visibility can be addressed using another kind of technology.
>“Is blockchain the right technology to solve that business problem? What we have shown so far is quite encouraging: we believe it is the right fit and could solve the problem. But could we do it in another way? Yes, we could solve the problem by using another technology, and that’s one of the things we will confirm by the end of the year – how we are going to move it forward,” said Vanderveken. “Only then will we confirm whether we will do it with blockchain or actually, for example, to minimise the integration effort for the industry, if it may be better to do it differently.”