/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53959813
numismatic

hello /biz/
i have an idea for something that i want to monetize with crypto so i can run away into the sunset with bags of money, or even better, continually fund all sorts of hilarious and disruptive things, like putin sending arms to rebels
to make this work it also probably has to make money for people who get involved, i don't need all the profit, just enough to cash out once or continually and do what i want to do
my question is, can you give me some examples of integrating blockchain/crypto into a system, app, or service, where it actually solved a problem other than "a lack of magic tulip bulbs"?
i think i can make it work as a sort of "proof of work" system, like the original whitepaper that lead to bitcoin.
but then, how do i make this cryptocurrency worth something?
i suspect 90% of this involves psychological stuff and not technological
anyone who helps me gets a chance to be the person in the story who steals it all from me and runs off, i accept this risk :)

>how do i make this cryptocurrency worth something?
i am thinking perhaps in addition to proof of work, you can use the crypto earned while doing proof of work, to SKIP future proof of work, thus giving it value & a built in sink

>>18141777
Why do people go all-in on as many mortgages as they can take?

>>18112266
Nice, how're you about to afford it

Game over land cucks. Even corporations are refusing to pay rent on their buildings.
Looks like its time to get a job and pull yourself up by your bootstraps. No more avacado toast!