/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>10638557
This board is becomeing increasingly perverse.

PRL

>>9844899
going into debt to consume is bad debt.

going into debt to to be productive, like investing in a business, is good debt.

PRL holder here, when are we bulls again bradaz

>>9726339

I want to fiat buy ETh cheap I thought yesterday wasn’t the bottom

>>9530971

>>9514175
Buy high and sell low. Never change /biz/

>>9490557
Just a healthy correction

>>9488746
TWO, NOTHING WRONG WITH ME

($1 EOY)

Hey Brodas

Put $100 USD into each of these bad boys and see it grow to $1000 MINIMUM for each coin.

1. ZIPT
2. BST
3. HYDRO

Obligatory:
>muh DYOR
>muh do you hate money

>>9480077
Honestly I’m not a fan of PAL.

Seems sketchy and too perfect. Plus the girl CEO strikes attention whoring.

Tons of other coins to play with no matter.

>>9473236 I'm OP. Come at me deluded holobois. You can't disprove facts.

Hi. I'm about to wreck your entire faith in Holochain. No FUD, only facts. Prep your dumps before reading.

1. It takes 4 files to create a hello world program in the holochain environment. Absolutely ridiculous, but sadly true -> https://github.com/holochain/HoloWorld I don't consider myself to be a professional developer by any means but I'm certainly no novice either. Why do in 4 files what most programming languages do in 1-7 lines?

2. HOT is an ERC20. For a project that claims to fundamentally 'kill' blockchain, why does the current token rely on blockchain? The excuse that, 'oh well all muh ERC20's be converted to holofuel,' doesn't work because there's no current way to do that. It's impossible. The functionality just simply isn't there. The entire project at this current moment in time relies on its ERC20.

3. Their whitepaper (https://github.com/holochain/holochain-proto/blob/whitepaper/holochain.pdf)) is garbage. The paper itself is incomplete, tagged with numerous red-lined "TO-DO's" and the references are hilariously irrelevant. They actually have a reference to a reddit thread (r/Bitcoin) as an 'authentic source' from 2015.

4. Holochain claims to achieve economic consensus through 'agent-centric' models rather than 'data-centric' models. If you don't know what this means, most blockchains are 'data-centric.' Bitcoin, Bcash, Ether, etc. Transactions are emitted to many nodes and they do the whole mining bit. Data is distributed. 'Agent-centric' is obviously different. The closest and easiest analogy to an 'agent-centric' model you're probably familiar with is Git. Your transactions would be localized to your 'repository' and after some time you'd 'commit' them to a higher-up node. For version control software like Git this is great. For an economic system however, not so much assuming you want to achieve decentralization. Who decides what transactions are 'merged' to the master branch? How do you prevent Sybil attacks? etc.

That is all for now.

>>9458323
Anon is pic