/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55607684
LINKcels literally do not have ANY answer and go into an NPC blank stare the moment you show them evidence of persistent token dumps to the exchanges that dwarfs any claimed revenue from their software services.

>>13071391
>There is literally no meaning.

That's wrong as well. We're given a very strict meaning that drives our every instinct. You're just too low IQ to really grasp it.

>>10863437

It does not.

REQ's solution to fiat integration will be in tokenized real assets and stablecoins, not some shitty ass vapor-ware project coded by two guys in someone's basement, as a hobby.

>>9422035

NEO is totally obsolete.

It's just a more centralized and less ethical clone of ETH, with no additional functionality.

At least Cardano and EOS offer theoretical improvements to scaling (but no one uses them lol).

Just buy ETH you Mongoloids, NEO does not have good long-term prospects.

>>7586293

2014, invested something like $2,000 Canadian dollars into LTC when it hit ATH around $50, and then subsequently crashed back down to $7. Normie fucking mistakes early on. Got upset and parked it into XRP since it seemed to have some institutional credibility until late 2016, where I noticed everything started growing. Had $40,000 by May 2017, but then XRP tanked and stayed in the shitter for most of summer, meanwhile, I missed out on all the ICOs that made people tons of money, like NEO, OMG. Finally decided to invest in 2-3 promising projects with solid fundamentals: REQ, LINK and RLC.

2018: Had $250,000 at the start of January, now $100,000 since everything is in the shitter. Nonetheless, I think 2018 is going to allow me to break a million thanks to this holy trinity.

>>7384716

This could be.

It started feeling like one after BTC hit $3K in late summer, and then continued to ascend. We also had a lot of institutions come in around that time, so it makes sense that they are cashing out now.

I support BTC going back to a stable $4K range and letting crypto develop more market and commerce applications, rather than FOMO and hype. It's more healthy.

Glad we're past the hype stage.

>>6533488

>Didn't read the whitepaper

They can't even articulate what it is they do or how they plan on making money.

All I saw were crypto meme words sprinkled in with financial market catchphrases.

Hard no.

>>6222329

"The Ripple"

i found a way to earn around $300 in 15 days completely auto pilot. but im not sure if i should waste my time on this or improve? im 19 and im from a third world country