/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58552145
>actual institutional adoption means its dead

>>58035045
lol no, we are still early.
they expect something between 16 trillion and 70 trillion dollars in assets to be tokenized in the next couple years.

>>57557772
>you have any projects you're eyeing up in particular?
Avalanche and Chainlink are the most obvious ones.
Avalanche because it allows to create custom Blockchains with a few clicks and Chainlink because every onchain asset needs data from outside.
only downside here is that Link and Avax are already somewhat large in marketcap but its actually more of a matter of perspective.
If things play out as predicted by the largest Asset managers in the world than these still have a lot of room to run.

>>57489085
its always a good time to buy LINK and AVAX. to get a good average over time you simply DCA.
LINK and AVAX are also Long Term investments (5-10 years) and they havent even really started yet with their pumps as RWA tokenization is still pretty much in the early stages.

>>57306403
>but how long do you think we will have to wait?
not that long.
>>57306541
ETH baggie cope

>>57214310
well then here is some infos for you, generally speaking the next big move of the world economy is "tokenizing everything".
thats according to the largest Asset Managers in the world, the biggest Banks in the world, the WEF and many others.
And they really plan to tokenize everything: business assets, commodities, collectibles, financial instruments, intellectual property, real estate and vehicles.
thats an estimated 800 trillion dollars that will flow into tokenization.
>how to profit?
invest into the infrastructure that enables all of these processes.
The projects that will benefit most will be Chainlink and Avalanche (they were kinda already "selected" for this by (((them))).
Chainlink because every Real world Asset (RWA) needs all kinds of data, like price feeds or any other data feed/oracle service and interoperability and Avalanche because everyone wants their own Custom Blockchain Virtual Machine, think of Avalanche as "Blockchain as a Service".
as always
>Do your own Research!
and then decide how much you are willing to invest, you probably dont even have to go "all in" with everything you have to make it in the next couple years (pic related).

>>57214495
>I want to donate more than he ever could
never donate any money to anything, this is how you become poor.

>>56805800
>but its adoption is so far behind ETH
Not since the EEA abandoned it. JPM is now backing AVAX not Ethereum. Did you even read what I wrote?

https://www.avax.network/blog/citi-fx-solution-avalanche
https://www.avax.network/blog/onyx-j-p-morgan-leverages-avalanche-for-portfolio-management
https://www.coindesk.com/business/2022/09/13/investment-giant-kkr-puts-portion-of-private-equity-fund-on-avalanche-blockchain/
https://www.avax.network/blog/avalanche-launches-evergreen-subnets-for-institutional-blockchain-deployments

>>56769006
>where's the TVL?
coming soon
>hyperinflationary AVAX
its actually hardcapped and deflationary since fees are burned. most of the AVAX is also staked or delegated to validators.

tl;dr Ethereum is basically finished now, they cant compete with Avalanche in any way.

>>56755274
the RWA Market is gonna explode massively in the next couple years so cashing out anything before 2030 is a brainlet move.
All the RWAs will happen mostly on Avalanche Subnets and all these Smart Contracts and RWA products need Chainlink oracles for Datafeeds and other Oracle Services.

If you are a Newfag you should probably go heavier on AVAX because you can freely stake that already (and then move profits from staking into LINK).

>>56700267
yes, the RWA market is going to be somewhere north of 70 trillions by 2030 and most RWA tokenization will happen on Avalanche.
Avalanche is what Ethereum always wanted to be.

>>56683011
Real World Assets.

>>56522773
OP is a midwit and doesnt even understand Chainlink.
every tokenized real world asset (a market the size of $800 trillion and up to 68 trillion by 2030) needs all kinds of Data feeds and oracle services to function and these services arent coming for free.
they have to pay Chainlink Oracles for it and LINK stakers will get some of that cheese.
Chainlink already holds the monopoly here. literally God Protocol.

>>56522786
ATOM tokenomics are kinda shitty and community and developers disagree on some things but overall these guys are legit and trying and they are coming to Avalanche too.
they understand that they can use Avalanche to their advantage and get some of that RWA Liquidity thats coming to the Market.
https://twitter.com/cosmos/status/1719440338010394844

>>56453452
>But I can
apparently not
>I'm just not going to waste my time
judging by your posts your time is pretty worthless anyway.
>You are LE poor!
but you are. why else would you spam the same low IQ seethe here every day in every Avalanche thread?
you are just another thing that Avalanche and Chainlink have in common.
They have both low IQ poorfag fuddies.
funny.

>>56441653
AVAX is even more underrated than Chainlink and when it starts its run so many dumb niggers here will rope, its going to be really funny.

>>56396287
this

Tokenization is going to be HUGE.
>all these Assets need underlying Blockchains which will be Avalanche Subnets
>to run Subnets AVAX has to be staked
>gotta pay oracles for services with LINK

>>56331749
LINK will moon when Avalanche Subnets tokenize all the Assets in the world.
So in the coming 2 - 3 years we should be seeing LINK and AVAX pumping.

>>56306307
C-Chain is gonna be THE Liquidity Hub because it is gonna be the most trusted, most secure and most advanced Public Chain, validated by every validator of the Avalanche network (can scale to Millions of Validators).
also see pic, if only 1% of these 68 trillions get to the C-Chain we gonna be easily at $1000 per AVAX and imo 1k is FUD, it will go higher than that.

>>56275745
>>56276412
Ethereum and Crypto in general is tiny compared to the Avalanche that is coming.
Tokenization of Real World Assets is the next big thing.
Thats somewhere between 16 trillion to 68 trillion that is about to enter the Market in the next 7 years.
(In total we are talking about 800 trillion dollar real world assets ready to be tokenized.)
for comparison, the current crypto marketcap is 0.14% and current TVL across all chains right now is 0.00481% of the 800 trillion RWA market.

But why Avalanche?
currently you have to pay about 1.5 Million dollars minimum and waste 12 Months to deploy a custom Blockchain Solution and thats just the barebones stuff.
technically its a massive pain in the ass and requires you to hire all kinds of highly specialized autists to make it "maybe" work.
so the entry barrier for Blockchains is high but Avalanche Subnets and Services like Ava Cloud completely change that game, with Ava Cloud anyone can nocode deploy a custom Blockchain VM in less than a minute all hooked up to every Chainlink oracle service that exists for a tiny fraction of these original costs.
Avalanche also happens to be the only network that can do this and its the only one that has the fastest time to finality and its the only one that scales.
AVAX is also hardcapped and deflationary and literally everyone who has RWA to tokenize will stake AVAX directly or indirectly in some way.
AVAX (and LINK) will be on every balance sheet in the world and act as the backbone of the entire world economy.

>>56200324
>How far are we from the singularity?
Around 3 - 5 years away according to TradFi.
Now that CCIP is out and now that Avalanche Subnets are production ready we can finally begin the next stage which is Real World Asset tokenization, this is the catalyst for the next Big Bullrun.

>>56185403
according to the Boston Consulting Group (which is one of the "Big Three", the world's three largest management consulting firms by revenue) and the World Economic Forum it wont take that long and they expect at a minimum 16 trillion in OCAs by 2030.
in the best-case scenario the tokenization potential is at around $68 trillion Dollars by 2030.
pic related.
Source:
https://www.bcg.com/publications/2022/relevance-of-on-chain-asset-tokenization

>>56185520
>Is there something special with Avax?
the extremely fast and scalable Consensus protocol is just one piece of it, the other is the Subnets and this is what makes Avalanche so attractive to Tradfi.
Now they can launch their own fully customized Blockchain (any Virtual Machine they want) in a matter of minutes (kinda like deploying a new server on AWS) and it can be instantly hooked up to any Chainlink Service.
You can think of it as "Blockchain as a Service" and it abstracts away a lot of things that Banks and Institutions dont want to deal with.
Another thing that makes Avalanche special is that like Chainlink its coming out of IC3 and as we have seen with Chainlink, the IC3chads can get their foot into any door. Like Chainlink they were chosen.