/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55643338
>it's still crazy to me how a genius like vitalik couldn't understand the importance of oracles

They simply made their own because it's easy to do.

No one needs a massive 650 million premine ICO shitcoin like LINK to run secure API feeds.

>>55607333
>Hurrr hurr everyone that knows LINK is a shitcoin well past its prime is a masochist FUDing his own bags

This is why I come here since 2019 and defecate on the Reddit-tier bagholder community that has formed from the remnants of those who failed to sell above $30.
I can feel the mental anguish and despair under the false veneer of conviction and confidence.

>>54722731
Ah, the power of shitcoins.
Did we learn anything?

There is one crypto and then there's worthless shitcoins.
Next time don't trade your Satoshis away for something worthless. Shitcoins have an intrinstic value of zero. ALL of them.

In the US there are 4,844 federally-regulated and insured banks. A few of them crash routinely. Then the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. arrives in town, takes over the assets, bails out depositors and oversees a merger with a stronger bank. Yawn.

Buy and hold BTC. Get out of shitcoins.

>>13548528

Stupid fucking bulls.

We're at the cusp of a Black Swan event similar to the Goxening of 2014, and you're longing the fucking TOP of a major resistance level?

Jesus anon...

lmao this is almost exactly what I say to people before I move on and never get back to them

>>13481750

Tether is not fiat you moron.

No government enforces the redemption value of this shitcoin.

It's literally a digital IOU shitcoin, with ALLEGED reserves held by some flakey banks in Panama which claim their money has been seized by other banks and governments, and now it's also secured by a Line of Credit which Bitfinex issued TO THEMSELVES, from the ALLEGED reserves that were held in trust by Tether, who are in fact one and the same entity.

AYYY LMAOOO

>>13145216

That's very cut, but chasing low cap pump and dumps is not my thing.

I make $400,000 on a single bet that I do once a year or every 2 years.

>>13060100

Which company owns this?

Might be a good time to buy the dip.

>>13008135

This, but ironically.

>>12928067
>CZ seems legit

The guy who peddles Chink pump and dumps run by his family and friends and who doesn't even have any formal fiat gateways due to legal concerns?

Don't kid yourself, Kraken is basically the only legitimate exchange that doesn't engage in illegal behavior on a daily basis.

CZ isn't as smart as everyone thinks. He will get wiped out on a big trade one day and will go insolvent when the dynamics of the market change.

What are the chances that we'll never hear about projects like LTO and CHX in a couple of months?
There's been many of these before

>>12819104

Just buy shares in REITs bro. Why deal with tenants, interviewing people, chasing down deadbeats for rent, fixing broken pipes in the middle of winter etc.

>>12083200

All of that for a motorized wage cage operator position.

Why is America such a dystopian hellscape?

>>11969164
Proceed

>>11936623

ICO holder here, went from 3 cents to 1.20 back to 3 cents without flinching.

I'm selling when the White paper is actually realized and there is revenue generated from transactions. It's really simple.

Sure I could have used the 2017 pump and dump to cash out or multiply my stack, but everyone has a crystal clear path with the benefit of hindsight, and I was not around a computer from Christmas to the first days of January.

Come at me bitch nigger.

>>11508876

Not a chance. Literally everyone in the US is either on prescribed or illicit psychoactive drugs, because they can no longer bear the pain of living in a corporatist, Kike-run Oligarchy.

>>11215303

XRP is babby's first crypto for most of the newfriends.

It's not crypto. It's not a share.

If you want to invest in Fintech with REAL revenue and real business, just buy stocks in Square Inc.

XRP is a pre-mined shit token that not even Ripple supports. It's literally Jedbagtokens.

>>11121368

Yeah, I've been in since the post-ICO dip, and honestly, it feels the same now as it did last year in October. REQ was around 3 cents, BTC just emerging out of the China FUD and fork FUD.

And REQ is now further down the road technically speaking, no longer just a white paper and a java button, and the CEO just said they plan to monetize the service in early 2019.

Feeling fucking good about this boys, for the first time in a long time.

Wish I had the balls to day trade the swings and increase my stack, but sitting on 400K.

>>10767224

>Pretending your idea of "freedumbs" is anything beyond masturbation in the early afternoon.

>>10701107

You absolute fiend...

>>10314140

Just did. In the cryptocurrency sub. Help make this visible with some upboats:

https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/8zwc0g/vechain_cryptos_version_of_the_china_hustle/

>>10288719

Hmm.. Perhaps he's just coding some sort of third party dApp on the network?

In any case, that's good news.

>>10228082

I've been FUDing REQ non-stop since late January, but now that I see that they really are developing a pretty nice eco-system and a growing number of software developers committing to build crypto apps on top of their platform, it seems like this thing might really take off, and the prospect of crossing over fiat-crypto transactions is still out there with stablecoins or oracles. Too bad Sergey is a fat piece of shit without any training in programming, because he's taking forever.