/biz/ - Business & Finance

All that is gold does not glitter,
Not all those who wander are lost;
The old that is strong does not wither,
Deep roots are not reached by the frost.

From the ashes a fire shall be woken,
A light from the shadows shall spring;
Renewed shall be blade that was broken,
The crownless again shall be king

raiblocks

>>29787377
64,000 x $5 = $320k, just haven't updated my pic since the pullback. I'll update it when we break double digits. Thinking of selling my small Avax stack for Iota too. Might be nice to hold both, but I don't want to sell any of my nanners.

>>29553696
Guess what, most people holding BSV like Nano... Doesn't change the fact that BSV is superior in any sense. Do you seriously think Kim Dotcom doesn't know that?

>>29401381
>>29401553
Oh and btw. I also like Nano in this market of absolute retards
Stop posting actual good projects for this absolute retarded market that are not necessary having BitCoin.

Sooner or later you will know.

>>29080087
SUBMIT

>>28169244
if you look like that (must have a penis), and a 60k nano stack is enough, lmk

The king is back

>>19813855

I think this thread got archived. See y'all tomorrow or the next day. Depends how I feel.

Remember, losers focus on winners. Winners focus on winning.

Nano also had one of the fairest distribution models of all crypto. No ICO. No pre-mine. So just make up more bullshit and spew it, pretty sure most everyone knows not to touch your trash and to hard ignore BSV threads. I come here on a matter of principle, because I know that my cryptocurrency will inevitably absorb the marketcap of yours. Get mad about it.

>>19131369
Go to http://themeforest.net, purchase or download a free template for wordpress that you like. Do some mild HTML editing and replace the paypal/stripe/etc. plugin with the http://brainblocks.io payment gateway for nano. Now unleash your creation onto the world.

Some ideas of my own: Music streaming, Video streaming, Pay per download for (x) content that is not easily obtained for free, ecommerce website where you can sell whatever the fuck you want, social media, meme distribution, multi-vendor marketplace (ebay, amazon), a Fiverr type network where people post jobs and tasks....

What I think would really help would be something that allows people to obtain Nano who would otherwise not purchase it. Create a small localized economy. This is how Germany saved its economy after WW1 with the Reichsmark. Lots of people are out of jobs. Creating an environment where people can pay or request nano for services/items would be pretty useful I think. Since it is decentralized there could be no limits to what is sold.

Something like OnlyFans with Nano would also be a great idea. Especially as the banks are keen on regulating and destroying the ability for services like this to accept payments. Nano is the logical conclusion.

It is inevitable.

>>18290170
YOU HAD TWO YEARS

>>17371757
Smart contracts rely on third parties unless all the data is digitized. Even in those cases there is still reliance on third parties. You may as well use a centralized service and not waste a bunch of electricity and money paying for the data in a decentralized way.

Cryptocurrency as a means of value transfer and as a store of value is the original and the single most important usecase of blockchain type technology. And it is without question that Nano is the current leader in both technology and adoption.

https://twitter.com/brian_armstrong/status/1225554622724526080

>Brian Armstrong
>What will happen when the cost of a payment falls to SMS levels? What about free?
>What will happen when all payments are inherently global?

>Just like messaging, we will see several orders of magnitude more payments (it won't be uncommon for someone to do 40 transactions in an hour, instead of in a month), but we'll also see many types of new transactions that would seem strange to us today.

>Every upvote on a website could be a transaction, an email you send with priority access, your self driving car changing lanes, or the goods you're exchanging in your virtual world.

>When technology drives down costs, you get all kinds of new behavior and innovation that was never before possible. It also democratizes access, and levels the playing field globally. Exciting times ahead for crypto and the open financial system!

>>17049394

Why aren't you buying the Bitcoin killer, anon?

Oh dear knave, do you really think I am folly enough to fall prey to your trap? How can one count the stars in the sky, when all above is unable to be seen? These "investments", as you all like to call them are gambles. This includes Nano too of course, but the data can be objectified and made resolute with minimal attempt should we try. Therefore, we shall look into the properties that Nano is known to possess, that of being feeless, which is necessary in regards to a microtransaction economy, that of being instant to send (sub 1 second for full confirmation) which is necessary in regards to payments where time is of the essence, that of being fully distributed and non-inflationary, which means those who hold Nano will not be subject to silent taxation practices via devaluation, that of Nano being environmentally friendly which is necessary for full support by all sides, that of Nano being decentralized which is necessary for a cryptocurrency to be a currency, that of Nano being able to handle transaction inputs and TPS only limited by the hardware that hosts the nodes, of which the current TPS is 200-300, with improvements to the protocol only coming to follow, and that of Nano being the only cryptocurrency in existence that solves the trifecta problem; meaning it has established security, decentralization, and speed. Every single other cryptocurrency out there only has 2 of these 3. It has been postulated by the original BTC community that whichever coin can solve this impossible problem, is the true crypto to rule them all.

Is that enough for you, or should I recant and repeat this in smaller words spaced out so that you may understand it? I do not judge, rather I am impressed at how well you speak, with English being your second language.

>>16152769
instant, zero fees, decentralized, eco-friendly, fully distributed, zero inflation, no mining, open representative voting model for consensus (300 current nodes, max of 1000, each requires 00.1% of network votes to achieve representative status, 1 nano = 1 vote. No locking or staking required), 133,000,000 total supply, devs retained 5%, currently only have 2.5% left. Initial supply was distribution by captcha, no ICO, no tokens were sold. Light weight data transfers and only minimal information stored for sub 1 second fully confirmed txs while keeping the ledger unbloated. No smart contracts as that would massively increase data required and slow down the network, possibly incur fees, and limit tx/s. Smart computing can be done on second layers if needed, such as a simple website operating with the nodes via a script to send/receive upon input (like how a wallet works)

Call me when it isn't vaporware. Until then, Nano is king.

>>15610971
>>15610994

>>15273359
>>15273379