/biz/ - Business & Finance

>Lovelace
It's the only coin that has had the ability to actually be able to tap into the Metaverse industry because it has identified a unique proposition of being able to provide Metaverse-as-a-Service, to help larger expansion.

So you get to monetarily take benefits of the Metaverse boom, but also stay safu from the unsold monkey jpegs and land pictures with no actual usecase.

>>49775037
Unironically yes. It's too obvious that none of them are able to judge what's a good store of value to save up and not loose your money out.

I'll save you retards all the trouble. All you gotta do is buy $lace, stake it and get a 200% guaranteed apy and other benefits that can be reaped out whenever possible.

>>49744774
Op you're smart.

You do understand that there's no point to holding XMR, but you'd be smart enough to know that Lace is a smart store of value not because of the unique Metaverse-as-a-Service toolkit proposition it brings, or the fact that there's a 200% APY guarantee, the range of benefits it provides or because Meta invested in it.

But simply because it's the only company smart enough to know how to milk the Metaverse business segment without being involved in VR, AR, JPEGs or random drawings and shitcoins.

>>49677369
You might want to check again.
Literally everycoin is going to start shooting u[, even if it's not, thankgod I got into LACE and staked it because nobody else was about to give me 200% APY

>>49668192
Not sure about anything else but staking your money into $LACE does seem like a pretty smart fucking option given that they're going to be giving out a guaranteed 200% APY. And other benefits that can be reaped out once the market is bullish again.

Name one other coin that's doing that as well?

>>49530017
As for last 20 dollars to invest in, Maybe it's time you looked into something that has a massive growth scope over time and has actual backers. Like Meta and LoveLace for developing the Metaverse.

Now I know the Metaverse seems like another ponzi but at the stage you're in - do you really think you're in a place to be debating and making plans about how you should be picky?

Not to mention their staking rewards will keep you afloat until it all takes off.

>>49510239
You'd be much better off buying and staking coins like $LACE which atleast guarantee that there's a minimum 200% APY.

Not just that with all the staking benefits, there would be better value available. So while you get a job and settle in, this is what's going to be your safety blanket to hold you up.

>>49451446
Why would I stake this shitcoin when I can get better benefits by staking LACE?

>>49427413
I'm not going to tell you the staking benefits cause I'm sure a billion of them can do this but then I'm going to tell you why $LACE is going to hold value in the future because your staking benefits are massive but when APY is paid out, ultimately your coin value matters.

>Metaverse-as-a-Service toolkit
>Development coin
>GameFi development
>NFT marketplace
>P2E development portal
>Launchpads & IDOs
>Multiverse NFT integration and Partnership
>porting of Ethereum NFTs to Cardano

And as for the staking benefits, here

Kids, absolute nuisence.
Be it in the metaverse or here - why would I want to invest copious amounts of money to do this shit, while I'd rather invest in some other Metaverse project and find a way to make returns and get benefits out of it.

That would be ridiculously stupid

>>49343427
You're still not too late to invest in LoveLace, bud. It's still offering 200% guaranteed APY on staking, but also a bunch of other benefits.

What's better is that the token itself is going to see a major rise in value because it's from the Metaverse-as-a-Service toolkit part of the industry, which is fairly still new and in development.

>>49282592
Currently I'm staking LACE - it's a metaverse based project that uses the metaverse as a service toolkit to process and promote the value of metaverse and it's scope to everyone.