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Honest question, anon. Why are you here? This is a board that does not have a single live discussion about either the biggest (and funniest) govt fumble in their war on crypto, nor a single live discussion about the latest major release from the largest DEX on the planet. Literally zero discussion about the biggest regulatory happening and the biggest technological happening.

/biz/ is literally dead. And by dead I mean there isn't even one person here making a thread about the most significant things happening in crypto right now, let alone a community of people having an intelligent discussion about them.
So I am honestly fascinated: For those of you that are here right now. What are you doing here? What are you hoping to get out of this? Why do you come to /biz/?

>>51504075
>30pbtid

Hey /biz/, I've decided to share the projects that have me excited this deep into the bear market. I was hoping you can do me a solid and tell me what has your attention.
I am particularly interested in NEAR, it's one of those names that keeps popping up and I know zero about it, so if you're a NEAR shill and you have anything to share, that would be great.

Anyway here are the projects I'm following this bear market:
>Cosmos
DYDX moving to them was my final wake up call to see that the IBC is legit, Seeing a bit of seethe from ETH heads saying "this will all be done on rollups" but with rollups a long way from production maturity I could easily see Cosmos being one of the dominant settlement memes next cycle. People say token not needed but that doesn't really matter with settlement projects at this stage of things. People will buy if they hear it being adopted.
>Celestia
Modular blockchains (separating execution, settlement, block production, data availability etc into completely discrete projects instead of having them all under the same L1) is an extremely exciting idea and I think the concept of Celestia as a DA optimised L1 is really, really exciting. Read up here:
https://medium.com/momentum6/modular-blockchains-the-next-alpha-celestia-overview-456ca5bbf9b1
Note: There is no Celestia token on sale a the moment. One to watch.
>Arweave
Persistent decentralised file storage. Looking at their integration with The Graph and it looks like it could be the beginnings of a mature and indexed fully decentralised data storage stack. No idea the extent to which token is actually needed, and may be too "dry" for retail to pump when the bulls come back, but certainly an interesting infrastructure project worth following.