/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>3012963
Asking me the maximum is like asking the maximum for Ethereum. God knows. Given the fact that this is going to integrate with ANT, SNT, and ZRX though, and assuming decent progress (launching the other districts, implementing the auxiliary modules, implementing the Aragon module, the district registry, etc.) though, it could very well go pretty high up.

Off-hand, I want to say $1 by year's end. That's a total guesstimate though, based on rosy expectations and the current bull market. I could be wrong in a positive or negative sense.

Bank account just got verified on Coinbase. If I buy Bitcoin now, but don't receive them until August 1 or later, what will happen?

>>2866177
It's a shit investment. The whole point crypto and blockchain is that its supposed to revolutionize payments.

This is like choosing the Commodore 64 instead of the PC in the 80s as the future product to be.

Look OP, I'll do you a solid: if you want to back a card enterprise, buy MTL instead. They want to be like Venmo/Paypal for crypto. They've already got banking and card partners signed up, and plan on releasing a card made out of (what else?) metal.

Read their white paper and CEO AMA:
>https://www.metalpay.com/assets/pdf/whitepaper.pdf
>https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/6jqc5r/metalpay_ama_from_the_cryptocopia_slack_channel/

>>2852928
Alright OP, let's make this simple:

Stocks/bonds and the like, or cryptocurrencies?

As you've noticed, most of this board is DEEPLY into cryptocurrencies because you can become rich off of them FAR faster than the former (which is more secure and traditional).

>>2845701
>AIcoin
>premined PoS cryptocurrency "transaction-centric digital currency"
>no whitepaper
>click on the forum
>"no content has been added"

OP, at least try learning how to shill.

In many cases there isn't a clear cut reason. Its just that crypto is the *hot* new thing right now and thus everyone is latching on. Plus its an unregulated way of raising a lot of capital from - and lets be honest here - mostly uneducated investors.

My personal favorite "totally does not need a fucking token" ICO: https://ico.paquarium.com/

Which aims to build the world's largest aquarium using funds from an ICO. The tokens acts as a dividend. This is fine and all by itself, but in no way does it requires a token.

Who else is considering trading buttcoin after it dips? I can't believe it is worth more than the real thing.

>>1534807
Wait, you don't even know what's happened in the past few months? Oh for God's...

Here, educate yourself:
>https://medium.com/@pullnews/understanding-the-dao-hack-for-journalists-2312dd43e993#.4ghxdba8v
>http://www.coindesk.com/ethereum-classic-explained-blockchain/

Using picture for reference. Trying to come up with a tripname.

>>7436
>did you drag in legitimate high value investors, and how did you do it?
Didn't. Most of the money is from family/friends. The rest came from a professor at the business school whose a serial entrepreneur and one rick kid from Kuwait whose father is millionaire real estate mogul. So basically all networking while at college.

>What were your low points and high points?
The aforementioned problem regarding attracting rich people to something they've never heard of before, trying to keep my business partner (who is the majority owner & runs most of the stuff) in line because he can be reckless and rushes into situations unprepared, and finding good talent to do the IT work (especially at a university without a good CS program). Oh, and time. Being a full-time student AND running a business? Hard.

>Will it get better guys? Is being an evangelist for your product enough to at the very least gain some traction?
Depends on the business and product. Honestly, both me and my partner want to flip this and move onto other things. Though we realize it'll take 2 or three years. Thankfully, the business itself should (in theory) become easier to handle once we get sufficient traffic and sales.