/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25505767

>and consider the OA to be among HEX's best features, so why would I want to get rid of it?A

Centralization is not a good feature.

Richard owns the majority of HEX.

1 address owns the majority of the tokens. How is that a strength?!

Wise in comparison is decentralized in it's smart contract. No origin address or kickback to the founder/team.

>>24785088

Don't cash out, but things with Crypto...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mb8ZBf6g4yg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_g5x7GOOhU8

Live based.

>>24755381

Pretty women getting into crypto is a good thing if you want to make money.

Pretty women are large reason why things trend.

>>24743784
>https://github.com/unilock1/unilock/blob/main/tokenModel.sol

So 2 days old, and not checked by anyone? Di you post that as 'gotcha'?

That further shows that this is a scam.

I think you either don't know how to spot a scam, or you are part of the scam.

Not selling you dum dum AOC radicals. If China can't ban it, neither can the incompetent retards running the USA government

>>24690258
May the light bearer of the blockchain inhale the entire resource of Man and become the ai savior

I think this needs to be a daily thread on /biz/, we need to talk about how to encourage institutional money into crypto in order for it to truly moon in 2021.

Bitcoin's performance (e.g. outpeforming Gold) is bringing in institutional interest. However, what IMO bring more money into crypto would be if we were to shill them DEFI as a concept.

Listening to Hedge Fund manager Raoul Pal...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqCbnQ_5dBA

It seems that you really have to explain things to rich people and families simply. DEFI is a simple way of explaining how they can make money.

These are few ways I would shill crypto to Hedge Fund managers.

1) I would explain to them the platforms that give stablecoin loans without ID, using Cryptocurrencies as collateral. They can buy and deposit stablecoin, and they get a yield.

2) If they buy the Token of the DEFI platform, they will be able to vote on proposals about how the DEFI platform works. The more Tokens they own, the more voting power they have.

So I would shill them UNI, COMP, etc.

3) Buying Ethereum. Seeing as most popular DEFI Dapps run on Ether, we can use that to invite them to invest in Ethereum, because in order to run Ethereum Defi platforms they need Ether to run the Dapp (in case anyone doesn't know that). So the more demand for Ethereum DEFI Dapps, the more demand for Ethereum.

4) Show them this video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vq1bxcoW1jQ

If what Raoul Pal says is right about Boomers and Institutions (and it seems to be, if you've ever watch MSM finance news talk about crypto), they need to be spoon fed information about how to make money.

Screencap this, and post it in thread throughout the day.

>>24683625
>https://pangolin.exchange/

Looks like a scam. No doubt an ERC 20 will appear on UNI at some point.

No team info.
2 tweets of the logo on twitter account.


ERC 20 scam incoming.

>>24675371

It will rise as more people become aware of the partnerships, and more Dapps are built on it.

Especially when they find out about the Algorand staking rewards.

New Dapp programming language, built on Algorand...

https://docs.reach.sh/


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5z8OgHYrLyE

In case you don't know, Algorand is one of the most solid long term tech. (Just look into the Team, the partnerships and projects built on it.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bot0M5hXC0c

Pls no cats.

>>24624970

Forgot to add:

When Pincohet adopted Milton Friedman's Neoliberal (A form free Market) economic policies into Chile, the poverty rate literally doubled.

The poverty rate only came down after he was out of power, and the state began implementing social interventionist policies.

Based on everything Austrian Economists say, Chile's poverty rate should have dropped after they adopted free market policies.

>>24617771

In actual laymen's terms, and not like the other anon's explanation:

Bitcoin is an open ledger, meaning if you put a wallet address into a blockchain explorer you can literally see every transaction from that address.

Monero is not an open ledger, all wallet amounts and transactions are hidden by default.

It's less easier to use than say XLM, but the benefit is privacy. Bitcoin Cash has it's own privacy protocol called Cashfusion (but you have to download a wallet with Cashfusion), and combined with Bitcoin Cash's ease of use it's a good middle ground between XLM and Monero.