/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22926674
>Greg is already levering his South America contacts if seems like. From when he worked for Telefonica / mastercard / etc.
Greg and the team have a level headed and long term mindset and they are achieving their goals
DMM will be a big time project but that's just based on the research I've done (which is a good amount)

>>22102390
How do you Yield Farm or Liquidity mine?
In order to partake in yield farming, users will be able to interact with the Farm tab on the dao.defimoneymarket.com landing page. This tab will allow users to effortlessly add liquidity to pools on Uniswap without the need to directly interact with an external interface. Since yield farming has no lock up period, users can add or withdraw liquidity at a whim; however, users are incentivized to stake their tokens in order to reap the benefits of a bountiful DMG harvest.

>>21915433
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>>21915666
Checked

>>21063866
we're going to take their lunch money

>>20788600

>>20277632
>Will there be other opportunities that come even close to LINK in the next decade?

if DMM were added to the Defi Pulse list today it would be ranked at number 16.

One space ABOVE Kyber $KNC which is currently at a $300M Market cap. DMG is only at $45M Market cap. That’s a 6x difference.

Do the math.

>>20105938
go read about whats happening cunt, you were obviously to dumb to buy in during the ICO so i undertand if you cant.

>>20102145
>>20102156
2. Artificial intelligence will separate the winners from the losers in banking

Of all advanced technologies, banking leaders strongly believe (77%) that Artificial Intelligence (AI) will be the most game-changing.

They see a diverse range of uses for AI. Front of mind is improving customer experience through personalisation. Many banks also see the potential for AI to support new business. Some private banks, for example, are using advanced investment algorithms to strengthen their portfolio management. Finally, because digital transformation is an end-to-end process, respondents are targeting deployment in fraud detection and back office functions in their future business plans.

Developing AI platforms was the focus of technology investment for 33% of executives globally. This was second only to cybersecurity – an unsurprising leader given widespread concerns about data breaches and cybercime.

For AI in banking to be viable, it must be explainable. If AI helps a bank decide not to offer a loan, that can be life-changing and customers will need a reason why. Regulators are thus increasingly requiring explainability. For example, the EU’s GDPR has introduced a ‘right to explanation’ of the output from new technologies like AI algorithms. This is one reason that 42% of respondents to our report cited ‘regulation around new technology’ as one of the most impactful trends for the industry over the next five years.

Explainability also provides an opportunity for banks to build better relationships. It allows customers to understand why a negative decision was reached and could provide customers with steps that would help rectify this.

>>20077302
Maybe 15.june, now it´s too late for 2-3x.
I will get into PDT probably.

Don't worry anon if these niggers don't pay their high interests loans we'll take their cars away.

Based fucking chad.

You will never get my DMG. you listen ? 10€? not selling. 100€? not selling.
SUCK MY CLOACA!!!!