/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53569936
>no actual usecase
It will literally change the way democracy works. (And not just by some trivial voting on the blockchain). In its final form, you will literally vote millions of times per day. And this is just one application.

They have plenty of Youtube shorts that might be easier to digest: https://www.youtube.com/@learntmlonline1586/shorts

I'm also pretty sold on proof of execution: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/f-BJF2oZmjc

I'm not a paid shill. I discovered them back in 2019. Afaik they don't do any advertising as the alpha version isn't ready. The one who creates the Youtube shorts (Andrew) is also not part of the team (and also not me).

Just wanted to give the anons on /biz/ some alpha. No point in picking up coins with Gigamillion market caps where you only get some crumbs. To make it you need to pick op pieces of cake.

>>50291372
With AGRS you will make it.
It's the currency of Tau.net

Tau keeps your ideas & shares them as you like. Imagine 1million copies of yourself, commenting on topics you like based on your worldview.

How much time you can save?
The idea is to build a Human - Machine - Human framework. Conversations and collaboration can now scale exponentially with more users who join the discussion.

>Grandma: why did he kill himself?
>Mom: He spent all his life saving into internet money
>Grandma: what’s it used for?
>Mom: Nothing
>Grandma: What a fucking retard

>>49732958
Tau.net
their coin is AGRS.
They have been at it since 2015 with the same people so you know they won't rug.

>>49548993

This.
It’s unbelievable how some idiots here actually thought this was an “investment”.
I made a lot of money on it too but I was never delusional over what this actually was: worthless tulips.

>>49290650
Silver, junior precious metal miners and crypto consensus improvements such as Tau.net / AGRS