/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14413008
>>14412983
how did you like my coinbase larp? that actually became true less than 10 days after it shitposted it? oh, and while we are at it.. what do you want our linkgregore to do next?

>>14309498
Listen friends, there's a lot of misinformation and manipulation out there, in my experience, the biggest danger with crypto (and investing in general) is being easily influenced into investing in some tokens and then realizing you were just a sucker buying a shill's bags. We've all been here, folks. This crypto space is still immature, driven by greed, flooded with opportunists and is more dominated by marketing than by real value... and there are so many different projects all offering wonderful groundbreaking promises that it's very difficult to keep track of what's legit, what's a scam, and what's a big nothing... Well, do you remember the rick roll troll meme? Well the same folks who came up with that troll joke, 4chan (also known as Anonymous), has been orchestrating secret raids on reddit to downvote every thread discussing this particular token. Now think about this, who would FUD their own investment instead of shilling it? We all shill the tokens we own to our friends and family, so why are they doing this? It doesn't make sense, right? Well they're just doing it for fun, it seems... "as a joke", yup, just like the rick roll meme. All I'm saying is, be careful if you're thinking of buying this one, folks. Personally I'll be waiting until it proves itself to be more than just a joke and reaches at least 10 dollars before taking the risk to buy in, just to be safe. Smart move is to be patient and let the market decides if it can be trusted.

What if it was real?

Didn't drunkanon say that some of their predictions were moved or rescheduled after he posted them, indicating that the team is aware of leaks and changes their timelines in response to them?

In hindsight, drunkanon was right about both Tron and the chainlink market place. So I wonder if he was right about the team rescheduling things in response to leaks.

IF the team actually does reschedule and/or delay things after leaks, then two questions:

1. If there was a coinbase listing and it leaked, would the team attempt to reschedule it?

2. Would the team have known about the leak?

1., I think the answer is yes. Whatever the team delayed or cancelled before, I'm sure none of it was comparable in impact to coinbase. You don't delay a small announcement that leaked but then let coinbase leak if you can stop it. It would be a much more impactful leak than anything from before.

2. Would the team have noticed? I think so. The token started pumping out of fucking nowhere. Why rush to buy up everything from $1.60 to $2.07 without any public reason? If there was a coinbase listing planned, this would have been an obvious red flag to the team. They wouldn't need someone to publicly post that it was coming- they could probably infer from the price and try to have the listing delayed.

>google integration
>accessability to normies

https://blog.coinbase.com/coinbase-continues-to-explore-support-for-new-digital-assets-92ba4ab7f465

>>14215253
>he doesn't know