/biz/ - Business & Finance

Me too, I'm holding it bc it seems safe

Definitely. We gonna see more green If it's stays like this

>Cronje said himself that a total of 100 Validator nodes would put extreme strain on the network.
>meanwhile, AVAX hold over 800+ validators with measures being build to make be even easier

Waiting for my AVAX to pump again, after the great opportunity to buy again, life is good sometimes

Just finished moving my tokens out of the exchange and i'm wondering if any of you have minted NFTs on their wallet?

Comfy boys

>>28364277
Although I agree about no one being able to move their coins. The price is already back at $54. Yes they'll be some sellers, but why sell if everything is back to normal.

>>28325523
We're heading to top 5. Enjoy the ride anon.

>>28305279
Comfy hold lads

>>28252610
Stake it until you make it

>>28204247
Fuck I'm jealous. I only have 860

>>28121207
yes

We're heading straight to $30

>>28020614
Did this yesterday and it worked perfectly. Just make sure you make a new account under a new email under the same VPN you're accessing under and you should be good. Ended up buying AVAX and withdrawing in a couple of hours since binance takes ages for withdrawals.

Consider automation on a large scale, how would it work between different sectors, how do we reduce subjectivity and build an interconnected web of automated services that are predicable and stable?
Basically...

Bitcoin is a store of value and proof of concept, it is the digital gold that backs up this whole system, because everything is simply built off of it. Yes we could get rid of gold because it serves no use, but that's simply irrational. In other words, it is the hardware of the system.

Eth is the software, it has smart contracts and ERC-20 tokens that fill any niche required, but ultimately it allows for business to be conducted.

Avax helps with gas fees and essentially works WITH (not against), to help regulate the market's gas prices, thus leading to regular work on the blockchain, leading to safer on-chain business transactions and the ability for reliable things to occur.

Combine this with chainlink's solution for the oracle problem, essentially allowing for off the blockchain info to be validated quickly. Instead of everything happening, on chain, you now have a mix of real world data executing on-the-chain smart contracts, you can now link real world data human free onto the blockchain and have it validated without needing to rely on trust.

The graph allows for what is essentially notifications, it allows smart contracts to link up, or execute certain functions with either real time data from chainlink's oracle, or on-the-chain information.

With this, we essentially have the framework for an app-less internet, instead of building apps, the future developers would develop smart-contracts and chains upon this system, and you'd simply scan a barcode, no logging in, no trust, no passwords. You scan a barcode, execute the transaction, and watch as real world automation takes care of the rest.

This is the power of the blockchain.

Avax it's rising!! What are your thoughts on it??

Consider automation on a large scale, how would it work between different sectors, how do we reduce subjectivity and build an interconnected web of automated services that are predicable and stable?
Basically...

Bitcoin is a store of value and proof of concept, it is the digital gold that backs up this whole system, because everything is simply built off of it. Yes we could get rid of gold because it serves no use, but that's simply irrational. In other words, it is the hardware of the system.

Eth is the software, it has smart contracts and ERC-20 tokens that fill any niche required, but ultimately it allows for business to be conducted.

Avax helps with gas fees and essentially works WITH (not against), to help regulate the market's gas prices, thus leading to regular work on the blockchain, leading to safer on-chain business transactions and the ability for reliable things to occur.

Combine this with chainlink's solution for the oracle problem, essentially allowing for off the blockchain info to be validated quickly. Instead of everything happening, on chain, you now have a mix of real world data executing on-the-chain smart contracts, you can now link real world data human free onto the blockchain and have it validated without needing to rely on trust.

The graph allows for what is essentially notifications, it allows smart contracts to link up, or execute certain functions with either real time data from chainlink's oracle, or on-the-chain information.

With this, we essentially have the framework for an app-less internet, instead of building apps, the future developers would develop smart-contracts and chains upon this system, and you'd simply scan a barcode, no logging in, no trust, no passwords. You scan a barcode, execute the transaction, and watch as real world automation takes care of the rest.

This is the power of the blockchain.

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But because he was an avax holder
after beating godzilla kong remembered that he bought AVAX and now he can sleep well until the next ATH

BASED AVAX MONKY TAKE US TO 6 FIGURES