/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54978081
gotta survive mowing lawns just like I did

>>52548697
You know the amount of pussy you can slay with a Corvette? Getting your balls licked by 9/10s for the next 6 years is better than sperging about muh finances

>>50696451
>>50696543
literally ANY premium on junk silver is worth it because it just does okay. theres no premium magic number that suddenly becomes "bad"

>>50685569
>When you hear about cars that appreciate in value, it's either because of unforeseeable cultural developments like the recent craze surrounding JDM cars (which drove the prices of Z cars, 90s-00s nissans, toyotas, etc thru the roof) or it's literally because someone bought a luxury car whose design/aesthetics ages well and doesn't look retarded in 20 years, which again they never drive and keep in perfect working order and always kept in a heated storage in a dry climate.
You forgetting about classic american cars bro. Many of they did a 10x+ in the last 20 years.

>>30312911
Not really rebranding, they're working on an UI overhaul, features to make trading easier (limit orders, in-house charting tool, general quality of life features). Also the backend is getting an upgrade so new useful data feeds likely coming our way.

yup

Arbitrum stacks ON TOP of OCR btw. People are totally sleeping on what is happening with LINK behind the scenes.

It's a way bigger deal than just gas prices low = good. Gas prices being this low (and getting way lower with arbitrum) will allow link nodes to process much more complex smart contracts than just price feeds. Nodes are also going to become much more profitable considering their #1 cost by far is gas.

Remember how the original vision was for Link to bring off chain data onto the chain? This has been delegated to price feeds primarily because of gas costs. There is soooo much more than price feeds that Link nodes can now afford to do.

$1500 to ~800k atm

plays:
random shitcoins in summer 10 -> 40 eth
sushi - 40 to 200 eth
uniswap - 200 eth to 100 eth (i fucked up buying original ath, capitulated)
grt - 100 eth to 250 eth
bnt - 220 eth (bought lots of silver) to now 420 eth

its not ogre btw

My buddy showed me this earlier. You guys should check out Bancor's numbers compared to competitors.. it's so fucking bullish lads.

https://terminal.tokenterminal.com/

>>29384249
Based. WAGMI

Have you guys even considered what is going to happen when Arbitrum goes live and Bancor puts it on their main net? I mean it has been consistently performing at 50x savings on gas cost on their test network.

I wonder what that will do to the volume of one of the first projects to launch Arbitrum? I wonder what is going to happen to TVL on Bancor when all of a sudden it costs 5 bucks to stake....

Link has basically been waiting for Arbitrum to come out, once it does, the cost to run a node will drop by 20-50x and it will be super profitable to do so. Node operators are about to start making shitloads instead of being subsidized by Sergey.

So what is going to happen?

1. Nodes will become super profitable once Link can plug Arbitrum
2. Sergey will stop dumping (more like subsidizing node operators)
3. Tons of Link will exit the market as the incentive to run a node will be huge
4. Linkpool and other Link staking solutions will also be much cheaper to interface with (if you haven't been following Bancor, you should.)
5. Link will moon

>>29016114
we're all gonna make it

You guys do realize that we coordinated that FUD to buy more, and that we are going to do it again and again with this token?

lmao you newfags are hilarious

If you guys haven't already read it, check out the February update blog post. It is....extremely bullish.

https://blog.bancor.network/bancor-monthly-progress-update-february-2021-685e174f6537

BNT is the sleeping giant that many whales have taken a liking to.

>They basically invented AMM's (UNI). Yes, really.
>Have actual, usable impermanent loss protection. Your impermanent loss is 100% protected against after 100 days of staking.
>They have a live Arbitrum test net since January 1st.
>They are bridged with EOS and are actively working on a bridge to Polkadot
>Limit orders and UI update coming very soon
>An update just passed governance that will allow staked positions to basically be used as collateral ie Aave. Huge.
>Extremely comfy to use, it is the staking platform of choice for LINK mega whales.

Look into it.

>>25464695
these zoomers dont know. Got in at $55 sitting very comfy right now

>hey anon this is anon, long time lurker first time poster, id just like to say thanks for shilling this, it uh, it uh really means a lot. i honestly kind of thought stake was a meme even after vitalik, even after all that.. but i have to admit, seeing gnosis today say this is pretty wild, gonna pick some up when i get home from traffic. thanks! keep up the good work!
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>>22092547
>this is just Tron with Ethereum friendly marketing
fuck youre right
market selling everything for trx
itll return to ath
he will meet with buff
HE WILL EAT CZ
rofl imagine the cope

>>21957274
maybe be a seed investor to a company that's funded by a larger one, that's more or less guaranteed to succeed
drug companies do this
biotech stuff does this
or you could jump into the housing market and set up some apartments in smaller cities because people are flocking to them as covid etc has proven cities can really fucking suck

>>21935746
>back to $20
i think 30 in the next few days is realistic given how its been rising
ultimate hedge against btc doing weird crab like activity

heh
based anon pumps my bags with logic yet again
>>21765340
thanks anonymous

Hop in boys, let's go!

>>16637180
>when people are nostalgic about blockbuster, nobody actually cares about the blockbuster itself.
We used to have an independent music and video store too. Those were the days.

>>16153877
born 2 be wiiiild