/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19192660
>Jarvis is not a broker, exchange, marketplace, intermediary, agent, it does not offer financial advice, trade execution or clearing services and therefore has no oversight, involvement, or control with respect to your transactions.

>Jarvis provides you with a service to interact with the liquidity pools of Jarvis Network's Margin Protocol. The latter being your sole counterparty, all your profits and losses will be paid by or come from its liquidity pool. All transactions are autonomously executed in a peer-to-contract manner, meaning that neither Jarvis nor any third-party is involved.

First 80% of the site makes it sound like an exchange, but it's really just a money mover that will collateralize the purchase of assets, probably getting the asset from a different exchange, which is actually a pretty clever way to make an app like this. Allow users to buy assets like an exchange without the need for the type of licensing to be an actual exchange.

Just trying to figure out who would want/need this? How much of a need does it fill versus the normie exchanges that sell crypto-futures, instead of straight-up crypto, as well as all the other assets Jarvis plans to sell? How many users will this get, or will the only attention be on the JRT token? If few people use the app, the token won't generate much revenue for any holder.

Quotes are from the disclaimer at the bottom of their site. https://jarvis.market/

>>8737177
no I actually don't and im like 26 years old.

I cashed out like nearly 1200$ 2 weeks ago and nothing happend kek.

>>5169853
ETH will have growth but nothing compared to LTC, it will have major pumps probably when casper or POS comes out but that's way out there for now.

>>5074587

sooo their trying to make it more popular or ????

>>4832521
good point

Where did all the ARK posters go, are they by any chance shilling ARK?

>>4753940
What if I just have Alt-coins?

>>4592578
What price will OMG be in March and February?

>>4498577
Bull fucking shit come on, I tried lurking there reddit or main site can you please post the information?

>>4452320
This had to be planned, the fact it was shilled on /biz/ and reddit.

>>4401968
His predictions are only correct in low volume chatter, medium sized are always 3 months off, the largest predictions are always wrong or just years off.

The largest ones like the economic collapse and solar flare earthquakes do come true but always very esoteric from what his webbot hits.

A lot of predictions came true from his 150-2016 articles but no one can acknowledge it since it had waiting periods of 6+month 1+ year predictions.


But he's getting big to a point where he can manifest pump and dumps just by calling out coins.

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>>4226999
So how it be when in /biz/ regarding crypto?

>>2978253
r u retarded?

>KTOS has good news this morning

Knowing this ticker, there's gonna be a sizable dip this morning followed by a steady rise to a higher EOD price.

SPIN MY MAN lemme get a refresh on that MBRX L2

we have a couple people here who are into warrants and a few who have posted about trading the FPP warrants which have been very volatile lately but for some reason FPP common stock hasnt been volatile at all and has just gone down. I think people are speculating using the FPP warrants that FPP could have a moon mission soon.

the markets acting real fucky today.

arcadia biosciences is a pretty interesting company and although it trades like a piece of shit i think it has potential to moon one day. imagine that rkda is like monsanto was many years ago. the executives also have connections to monsanto. http://ir.arcadiabio.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=253946&p=irol-calendar

>>2556060
commodities are trading at around the same price that they were when the earths population was 5,485,115,276. how much has the production of commodities increased or how much better has the process of commodity production gotten in those 25 years which has caused prices to not increase? how does one find the answer to these questions?