/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29033839
>>29034010
Remember how every shit-tier project mooned in 2017? Absolute vaporwave with anonymous teams and insane promises going up to billion dollar marketcaps. Fun's just getting started so strap in boys

>>28957309
Reminds me of peak 2017/18

>>28650818
>Disney
lel

>>28627319
If you think some "conference" will do much, you're delusional. Every other coin has "meetings", "conferences", "partnerships" etc. So it's reasonable to expect that it will not suddenly explode to 100x, there should be some organic growth. Anon just points out that it's not exactly growing much recently.


>>28627478
babbys first shitcoin marketing

Union is the only thing that matters now that LINK 200x'd.

We either get the gas prices / De-Fi entry-points / Insurance shit fixed, or we bleed to death from here.

UNN will win. Otherwise, it's over.

Place your bets.

https://www.dextools.io/app/uniswap/pair-explorer/0x7f1da3697236d4a5e0efd2a99de5d9c076937856

OH NO NO NO

>btc goes up slightly
>eth & link move up even more slightly
>btc goes down slightly
>eth and link erase their gains and go down farther
Is this some kind of sick joke?

>>16761401

>>14157372
Accumulated around 0.40$ sold at 1.09 and never coming back. After the mainnet release it is obvious to anyone with half a brain that this shit is a scam with no real partnerships. For fuck sake the price jumped 50% in 2 hours with a shitty blogpost from google, if this isn't the most obvious pump and dump sign I don't know what is.

Since you're so smart /biz/ answer this:
How the fuck is a philosophy major with a company registered in the Cayman Islands, open source project, disappointing mainnet, dubious partnerships (have you seen any official SWIFT representative stating that they will use LINK?) and a team full of part-time employees who don't seem to do jack shit is going to bring the 4th industrial revolution?

>>10075978
See pic related

>>10076079
Sauce pls

>>9452484

>hodl it

>>6729149
>typing shit is the same as growing the team

What does /biz/ think?
Will more regulations from companies help legitamize crypto, and make it safer so normies can be ushered in? Or will it shit all over the market?

It seems this is the biggest question the crypto community have to face, because more government regulation seems to be inevitability in a lot of countries.

>>6677472
Keked

>>6580607
Pump and dumping cryptocurrency is not illegal in the USA only stocks

What the fuck do you think we do all day to profit here? Sit around? We pump and dump that shit take a look around, half of biz is marketing shit to you.