/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25959443
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDl9ZMfj6aE

>>24807333
>>24807400
>>24807497
It's not like he's lying by pointing out that people aren't selling and that the masternode count is continuing to rise.

IS THIS THE BEST YOU'VE GOT FAGGOT?
SEEEETHE MORE BITCH.

Though speaking of moon missions. YOU BET YOUR FUCKING ASS WE ARE.

>>24529121
based

On the Connext discord one of the devs wrote this comparing it with Raiden.

"I don't think we have an easy to synthesize pros/cons out there. There's some big differences:
1. Connext doesn't support fully decentralized multihop transactions yet. We have held off on supporting that until p/m fit. For now, businesses/projects/protocols/service providers spin up a full node and then users connect to that node using clients (light nodes) in a hub-and-spoke fashion. Raiden, on the other hand, supports LN-style multihop which is awesome.

2. Connext is IMO a lot easier to use. We don't hard require syncing a ethereum node yourself and also our clients dont make assumptions about being always online (they're also very lightweight/run in the browser). I believe Raiden is working on a lightclient but I'm not sure of the status.

3. Connext is a state channel network, rather than a payment channel network like Raiden/LN. This means that we support more generalized state transitions both within the channel, and also when calling onchain contracts. So, for instance, you could create newer types of conditional transfers that resolve based on time, signatures, or even the outcome of a game rather than just HTLCs. You can also make the output of the channel a contract call with arbitrary params (though this is not fully supported yet).

4. We have slightly different philosophies towards how we support different currencies. On Raiden, each currency is its own "layered" network and so you need to find liquidity providers for your given asset to hop through. On Connext, you can route over channels that are collateralized in any asset (and also on any ethereum chain)"

This was 3 months ago though.

>>22505114
The cloud staking pool (the wallet on the cloud) is centralized, I'd trust it accordingly. It's the same as having it on a centralized exchange. Thus if they get hacked you will lose your funds etc. The cloud services are hosted by the X9 team, so if you trust the team then sure, it's reliable. You can withdraw from there, but it takes a bit longer I believe, and then there's the daily withdrawal limit I think, so probably not ideal if you want to keep yourself flexible.

If you use TPOS for cold staking, or use the masternode as a service from their cloud however, you always keep your funds in your own wallet (not centralized). In that case your funds are kept in your own special address as collateral for as long as you use the services. In turn, "un-collaterizing" your funds is as easy as removing a line of text from a config file, or removing the TPOS contract, after which you can immediately send funds to wherever you want to sell them. This can be done within minutes. I believe that the team is working on making it possible to stake/keep masternodes from the light wallet. Once that is done you will be able to sell your XSN straight from your own wallet, without having to send your funds to any centralized exchanges.

If I had 15,000 XSN, I'd just buy an additional 150+ XSN and use the Masternode as a service. It's very easy, and arguably the most profitable option right now.

Holy shit, the insane dedication of XSN fudders is absolutely bullish. Good luck faggot.

>>22374848
Unironically Stakenet.

>>22132156
>buidl isn’t a scam
It’s the only thing in OP’s portfolio that’s more of a scam than xsn

>>22040327
forgot pic

>Stakenet Solution

Crypto exchanges are the mainstay support for the cryptocurrency market as they allow trading of coins thus providing liquidity. Even after being such an important component of the crypto markets, most exchanges are centralized and are operated out of a single central server making them vulnerable to hacking or forced closure by the regulatory authorities. Also, once a user places a trade with a centralized exchange, their coins leave their possession and are stored with the exchange, thus making the user lose the utility and benefits that one receives from the coins. These are some of the potential risks which Stakenet aims to answer with its proposed Stakenet dx (Cross-Chain Lightning Swaps).
With important components such as the Multicurrency wallet and Lightning Swap in place, we are only a few steps away from creating this solution. There are some DEX’s which are currently operating but all of them have some vulnerabilities of centralization, whereas Stakenet would be the first to operate a completely decentralized solution which would be entirely run by Masternodes and not supported by a centralized entity.

Apart from that, the other advantages of the Stakenet’s Cross-Chain Lightning Swaps are:
>The coins which the users hold never leaves them unless the transaction is completed giving them unlimited access to their coins.
>With coin in their wallets, they also benefit from all the utilities, features and staking rewards of the coin.
>The user remains anonymous as he doesn’t have to provide any Know Your Customer (KYC) details to anyone providing the user with complete anonymity and freedom to trade fearlessly.
>Not being in hands of central authorities, the Stakenet dx cannot be shut down by anyone, not even Stakenet.
>All transactions are done on a peer to peer basis without the involvement of a central authority, making the transaction more secure and less expensive as the fees are lower.

Reminder that if you panic sold you're a retard.

>>20793873
>Give it up brah

>works full time to FUD XSN

XSN GIVE ME STRENGTH

>>20603592

This is bullish fren for the first time ever you can make HFT(High Frequency Trading) on a fucking DEX thanks to the Lightning network making trades instant.
So yea of course they didn't invent arbitrage trades, but they're the first ones to make it possible from a true non kyc DEX.

Rumor say that maybe next week there will be live testing on BTC/ETH swaps on the DEX. Again it's really just something u heard and wasn't announced by the team, but what's written below is true


I think that the original timeframe they gave was based on the dev team working alone on the integration. But now that the Raiden devs seen the DEX and are working alongside the xsn team I'm sure that

>Raiden is coming faster than you think

>>20454689
Seethe more retard.

>>20437555

>Checked

Feeling comfy with my 21 nodes

>>20415110
Every CEX wants to have what XSN is building.
Every DEX is taking note.
Every poser DeFi wannabe project is larping using XSN's ideas and inventions.
Every whale that hasn't already taken note should.
Fuck recaptcha.

>>13564888
o fuck checked

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>>12654214
>t. richard simmons