/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49398033
>thoughts on hbar?
Being a VC dumping ground ruined it this cycle, but I think it'll do well in the next if the sell pressure eases up by then.

>>49398038
>What about LINK
It depends on what web3 becomes for the most part, but neither of them will ever go away.
LINK kinda shocked us all at doing so poorly during the bull, think everyone has some bags there.
Right now it's basically the only reliable and battle-tested Oracle service.
If Web3 becomes a thing outside of the current niche, oracle services are a hard requirement.

>and GRT?
Not as important right now, the use-case is limited.
Most web3 queries are written to just be on-chain, and querying them from "web2" is simple.
GRT's biggest offering right now is in simplifying that even further and cutting out the RPC, which isn't much use yet.

>What's your opinion on web3? is it a meme or a real thing?
Normies have been poisoned against it, which is orchestrated.
Shit like Facebook would die overnight if normies knew they could actually have control over their data and who does what with it, not to mention platforms being far more censorship-resistent.
On the other side, there are some sects of (mostly American) cultures who don't like the censorship-resistent side of it, and will actively work against that.
It's a real thing, but it may remain a niche due to the well being actively poisoned.

>>49398046
>Worth learning Solidity even if you have no dev expirence?
You'd stop using DeFi entirely if you knew how many massive projects were built by someone who barely even knows Solidity outside of copy and pasting.
Chef Nomi literally forked Uniswap and made $13mil in a week, for example.
So yeah, it's worth picking up. Just stay anon because your first few projects will probably be full of bugs and wreck everyone.