/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29615124
they call them innovators

>>26321013
In the Rothschild Fund disclosure on SBI and ripple it says that SBI owns “8.9% of Ripple’s XRP” you think they simply misworded that? If they are as deliberate as we think they are, then that means that SBI owns 8.9% of the escrow.

>>23487302
>Remember the original mission, we are trying to take money from the hands of governments here
ok, this is where we disagree
how long have you been into crypto? I'm guessing a long time, I understand there's been people like nick szabo and vinjay gupta, the cypher punk idea has been around since the 90s at least
I first heard of btc when it was around $10, I thought it was dumb, I was mad at myself when it hit $1000 because of my lost potential gain, I wasn't mad at myself for not participating in it
when I heard about eth and saw it's legitimacy I bought in around $10
I'm here for money, this is /biz/, not /pol/ or /k/, I don't see myself as bigger than the government, I'm just a bootlicker trying to better myself financially, and I see eth as the best way to do that

I'm not going to change your opinion, nor you are mine, we disagree, good luck fighting your fight, I'm doing ok in mine

maybe your the .1% of adopters, I'm maybe in the 2%, still early but I'm here for money, not ideals

>>13248228
Buying, holding, selling on exchanges is easy. The hard part is actually using crypto for its intended purpose and the challenges that come with that I.e. sending crypto across wallets, deciphering gas fees, opening up cdps, registering identities, notarizing documents. Theres a long way to go to make it more user friendly; still its leaps and bounds ahead of the early days.

Source
https://daliaresearch.com/blog-cryptocurrency-ownership/

Surveyed over 29,000 people

>>11519262
bullish af post
this is an average crypto normie
we truly are the innovators right now

>>11473733
You must really want to accumulate.

>>11314017
>he thinks these are the normies
Just the first of the early adopters bro

>>11121971
How likely is a 3-5 year bear market?

>>10397202
Arks dead anon, no bumps, let it rest in peace.

Why hold 100 different tokens when you only need to hold Ark?
Using Ark wallet you can buy Ark and interact, execute contracts across many different external chains.

Then you must think, if Ark is providing the best software solutions, easiest onboarding process for developers and ark is tied at a protocol level then surely Ark will be used as a currency to spend, invest, interact with the developed projects. Its less work, less cost for everyone involved.

>>10326875
you cannot teach normies (majority) this by definition
the universe is deteministic, life is like a wave most people are too stupid to stand in the right place

there isn't infinite demand it will reach equilibrium

It's not too late to get into Smart Cash, it's going crazy and also a long term hold with the rewards it gives its users monthly.

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/smartcash/