/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25354254
True, but at least my foreskin wasn't stolen at both and sold to the local rabbi

>>25277438
Because we don't give a fuck

It is amazing to me that some have held through so much, only to fall at the last hurdle. We are unironically within days of knowing the outcome to this saga - why would you want to exit the hour before your victory?

>>25179965
Not sure. Coinbase delist seems like the most likely and high impact event. If they delisted, it would hit the price of XRP hard. Maybe also some SEC "leaks" that make the case seem more serious.
Either way I don't think we have seen the last of the fud, preparing myself for one more major happening

Merry Christmas lads, and remember:
>listen to your gut
>make your own decisions
>live with the consequences
Free men chart their own course.

>>25121762
You must be disappointed then, no seething or suicide letters here. Any other coin and the thread would be filled with pink wojaks. Now begone you estrogen filled weakling

didn't you hear me? I said I am not selling. CALL THE SEC I DON'T GIVE A FUCK

Not gonna lie, former stacker here. it's hilarious watching PM'S crash and burn. But in all seriousness we can't let these guys crash the COMEX.

>up 50% on Klondike

Thanks based miner anon.

Still in profit

Good morning lads,

The AMA was fun wasn't it? The new partnership (docmosis) is a bit of a nothing burger on face value, but what it does is open up the door for similar forms of tech to run through the Lition side chain, transforming Lition from a proof of concept into a proof of work. And most importantly transforms the Lition token from simply an energy utility token into something far more greater.

Docmosis essentially create documents, contracts and reports etc. Honestly it sounds like a glorified Microsoft Word/Excel but with fancy templates for boomers to use. The service is used by customers in over 20 different countries and is used within software applications in various industries such as finance, legal, medical and defence etc

So although the service is very simple, Lition being the layer 2 sidechain behind all the transfers of this data is rather bullish. Especially considering they have current partnerships with Volksbanken (Finance) and Lawpilots (legal)

This is all theory, but it seems like a good proof of work for the team before onboarding their larger partners onto the Lition Blockchain.

And don't get me started on SAP. Just go on their website and hover over their services and industries tab to get an idea on what the potential of the Lition Blockchain is. Remember, Juergen Mueller co-wrote the whitepaper, and it wouldn't be too farfetched to believe that Lition is essentially being co-developed by SAP. A conspiracy theorist could also go as far as to say that Lition could become SAP's official Blockchain.

All i'm saying is keep your diary open next fortnight. There is a reason why there is going to be a hugh announcement and a redesign of the lition.io webiste