/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57601602
If it's the right project, why not? Wait for the coin launch as it's scheduled for this year. If Krest did x50, then why not for the main coin? Just something to consider, but it ultimately depends on the holders.

>>57345505
It's clearly lacking liquidity, and even if it goes x100, he can't sell it. I'd prefer buying XTP instead of investing in shitcoins.

>>56966488
I think you missed the point. He's just explaining AA and how it benefits users. You sound a bit like kindergarten, lol.

>>56916171
Quitting a job is fine as long as you have enough capital to take risks in crypto, especially with the approaching bull run season. Consider buying an altcoin with working services like XTP, especially since they'll be expanding in the US market.

>>56809222
I don't expect every project to have everything in place, as some may ride the trend and, if it fades, create another project with a different purpose, which is a big turn-off. It's better to stick to those with a real purpose and a long-term approach. Those that stick to compliance will prolly last.

>>56114021
You're not wrong about this, and altcoins can indeed offer greater returns compared to BTC, but it depends on the capital you're investing. I already have DUA, and I'm considering buying more before the release of the Brillion smart wallet, with a focus on security and privacy.

>>55873245
Inflation's climbing and $1M ain't the big shot it used to be. Crypto's the double-up play now. Thinking 'bout scooping up Polkadot and Kusama gems, like Krest, Glmr, movr, and pha.

CertiK, the top-notch blockchain security firm, did the analysis. It's a stark reminder to stay vigilant in the crypto space. Conic Finance got hit last week too, losing a massive 1700 ETH to a similar exploit. Be cautious and protect yours gains anon.