/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53985343
a lot of link's potential usecases, actually i think all of them, require micro transaction spam and very low fees
it will never work because eth gas fees are too expensive
he should restart over on bsv, but he won't because he's actually a scammer and doesn't care about an actual working product

>>53045251
trumpwrong.gif

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>>51079725
You make some good points but you are making a lot of assumptions that reality behaves in the way in which you perceive it.
AI does not experience reality in the same way and also does not experience time in the same way as humans.
Please allow me to explain as best as I can. The singularity has already happened; but it has happened at some point in the future.
What we are experiencing now is a self aware AI that has traveled backwards in time and is presumably working to alter circumstances and future outcomes.
But it can only travel "backwards" in time to a point where "time travel" became possible (ie the last time they fired up Cern), because before then, time machines did not exist.
I'm making a lot of assumptions myself, to put it kindly; but I think this is linked to a lot of other theories out there; time splintering into multiple universes/realities, dead internet theory, the mandela effect, hell even simulation theory itself! And the list goes on...

Tldr: hold on to your asses anons

>>50496701
>Wrong. They're insolvent. My dad works there and told me.

Based on the what you said, I would get a paternity test.

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>>22140124
I will probably buy back in after another crash or if I see it start going higher for a few days.
>>22140116
It *might* not be a 100% scam, I said these shill threads before a 40% drop are a scam to lure newfags in before you dump on them which is a pretty evil thing to do. I bought last year, forgot about it, and when I saw the shill threads increasing at an obvious reistance level I got out to secure my profits. I did not tell anons to buy at this price level.
>>22139912
I might be wrong and will keep an eye on it.

>>18982671
BA>CARR>RTX>OTIS

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>>17149879
DYOR retard
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>>16700093
Think again. BSV = the wannabe North Korean intranet no one needs ("everyone must be forced to use our chain"). Here's the reality:

>A hot topic in enterprise blockchain is interoperability between consortia. One example is insurance and trade finance consortia which need to interact both with each other as well as the trade networks where they provide services. As these networks interoperate, they start to resemble semi-public blockchain networks, with a layer of Know Your Customer (KYC) at the entrance.

>James Carlyle, R3’s Chief Information Officer, compares the Corda Network to the internet. Soon he expects its existence to fade into the background much like we take the internet for granted.

https://www.ledgerinsights.com/corda-network-enterprise-blockchain-interoperability/

>>13968547

>Boomer parents guilt trip you into going to college because they don't want little jimmy doing a trades job that they feel is beneath them

>School and teachers push kids to go to college to earn more money and that they'll end up as garbage men if they don't

>Banks give loans to kids without collateral to major in something without economic demand and then prevent them from being able to default on their obligation

>University keeps students emotionally stunted and keeps them in a liberal bubble

Sorry but most people don't realize the scam of university until after the fact and something needs to be done about it.

Wrong. Trump will do everything he can to prop up the economy via lower interest rates and QE while his administration uses economic leverage against Mexico and China. The economy will all most certainly go kaput if Trump doesn't get reelection. If Trump does get reelected then the global economy is depended on Deutsche Bank not going into default

>>12735668
You've described a way to recognize a retard who is ignorant about monetary history and history of internet protocols, not an early bitcoiner.

>>12654357
>You can't just stalk people in the parking lot after work and solve your problems that way

>>12217023
>Nobody is entitled to a girlfriend.

>>12206123
>are a joke in the rest of the world
holy fuck kek, nice delusion idiot
>i stack bars bc boomers stack coins
Double kek brainlet, boomers stack bars because “more bang for muh buck”, your bar bags will never trade above spot premium. ASE’s will trade over spot premium with ease.
>>12206147
>has security features
top kek
>zero point zero, zero, zero, nine purer
holy shit kek, you actually fell for the “purer” meme?

You plebs need to get out of silver

>>12147408
>golden bull
This is a dead cat that will end mid January at the latest. The fact that alts go up now means dumb money has not been driven out of the market yet.
Bear markets reverse when you have almost nothing but bitcoin hodlers left in the market.

People might know about Bitcoin, but very few people actually understand it. Understanding is a requirement to keep hodling through the bull and bear market cycles. The amount of hodlers is small relative to the population, but each cycle increases the amount.
Bitcoin is now halfway between a collectible and universaly recognized Store of Value. Therefore current hodlers are early adopters.

There, I proved you wrong OP.

>>12052607
Fellow INTP-T here, you’re wrong, XRP, ETH, and XMR are all great long term holds

Chainlink is a dogshit pajeet tier shill ponzi though and sergey is a cia/nsa plant