/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30064205
You're spot on.

It's not vaporware, it's not just a bunch of bullshit promises. It's real, you can go download it and instantly start earning it. It's real, and companies are buying BAT to fund their ad campaigns. Getting euphoric about BAT feels a little safer knowing that it's a real working product that I use literally every single day.

>>29803448

we made it, brah.

>>28252270
He's fucking based.

>>25944561
I pretty much agree with you.

>>25944815
The quality of BATposting always seems pretty high, so that's encouraging I guess

>There's only so much more we can grow with this price action

agreed, price action drives most discussion in crypto in general imo

>>25945606
I guess it just boils down to price action. Hopefully the mozilla cringe will drive a lot of their users away. What a dogshit company.

>>24572047
>Brave browser

based

>>23278974
>Take a moment and go look at the size of Eichs head

I've looked at this stupid fucking head too long, amigo. Eich has already abandoned ship. He has taken 8 steps backwards from Brave, let alone BAT. He only posts about Brave when it comes to user numbers. He never posts about BAT. He's trying to distance himself from BAT, he's already pawned it off to Luke Mulks.

Eich posts more about COVID than he does anything else. He's caught up in the stupid fucking Silicon Valley bubble. He's slowly washing his hands of BAT - in fear of SEC retribution, no doubt.

>>21610250
if BAT ever hits $5 I'll cut off my dick and eat it a la McAfee

>>19604867
Brave gets a lot of hate from two groups; 1) bitcoin maximalists who are upset that Brave isn't using bitcoin, and 2) Mozilla/other dogshit browser fanboys who for some reason are obsessed with browser wars and treat browsers like a sports team.

You can count on those two groups of pathetic nerds to come out with new FUD every few months, but more often than not it's absolute meaningless bullshit.

Brave will keep chugging ahead and laying the groundwork for a dope crypto-based browser. It's what they've been doing for YEARS now. Meanwhile, Google has everything to lose, and does more evil shit than anyone will ever call them out for.

>>18871736
how do I watch this? don't tell me I have to pay for it

I got some advertisements for this on Brave, think Brendan Eich will be on one of the days. So will Sergay apparently.

>>18368043
top lel, you got Eich'd my friend. Auto-contribute should be off by default but the whole system would be fucked without it because in theory, the websites/content you visit online need to get paid. Auto-contribute makes sure of that

I turned it off immediately. I only want to pay for websites/content that I think deserve my BAT

>>18320006
I've thought the same thing before, but >>18320241 brings up some good points. I think added utility within the browser, like BAT for paywalls, subscriptions, podcasts, etc. will only reinforce BAT as a browser currency. Hopefully more and more people will be willing to hold it and spend it (within Brave browser) in the future.

>>17026940
don't know about that one bruv but I hope you're right

>>16830439
quintessentially based.

Cryptocurrency's downfall in the last few years is its reliance on previously established tech in order to further its goals. BTC is unique and a game changer. ETH was unique and a game changer. They paved their own way.

This is what BAT is doing. It's not relying on exchanges, or partnerships, or some dinosaur megacorp to pump its bags. It's creating an infrastructure based entirely around BAT (via Brave). It's narrowing down use cases and testing the waters. Most of all it's building a large following and userbase for the BAT infrastructure. People on this fucking board are too goddamn stupid to see it forming before their very eyes.

>>16430163
>There is only one whale selling while the bigger ones are buying his bags.

That's promising. I know there are tons of instances of whales selling that don't make any sense, but a whale plummeting the price of BAT after Brave 1.0 release and iOS ads is just fucking weird.

Every bag holder talks about price manipulation and price suppression but isn't it pretty clear with BAT that the price of the token is being controlled? Or are my bags just heavy?

>>16264184
Brendan is fucking based and it's sad that /biz/ straight up ignores his existence

just shows this board is a bunch of filthy pajeets and schizos

>>15946489
>> VPN0 will reward nodes with BAT

That would be incredibly based. I know they're focusing on advertising and privacy right now, but next step needs to be utility/implementation. For example the "BAT for paywall" use case is so blatantly obvious, yet would be so incredibly useful.

>>14415849
I have a blind allegiance to Brendan that borders stinky Linky obsession with Sergay. The man would be on the Mount Rushmore of the internet.

>big dick daddy

acute

Damn Brendan Eich used to be something of a Chad

Why are niggers so aggressive...?

...how much NGR does OP cost?

That's called a gambling addiction. Stop doing this. You will literally develop an addiction to gambling. These are the symptoms of a fucking gambling addiction.

Do what I do and invest in ICO's. Read the white paper, research the team and the technology, set dates, put the money in, store in offline backed up wallets, and forget about it. Check the news once per week with big news dates marked on your calendar, and live your life. STOP trading. These people aren't good or healthy people. Get the fuck away from them OP and take after me, okay? DON'T do this anymore. This are degenerate gambler habits, the furthest thing from smart money like me.

>nobody believes in BAT but you
>everyone thinks it will fail
>believe in the projects goals and invest $20,000 anyway because fuck everyone
>be summer 2018
>currently have 4000% on my initial investment
>everyone says this is a pump and I'd be retarded to hold
>be summer 2019
>we've reached 10000% of my initial investment
>people starting to shill it constantly for their newfag mcweakhands gains while i wait patiently with my now $2,000,000
>be spring of 2021
>have made 110000% of my initial investment in revolutionizing the entire multi billion dollar digital advertising industry
>see countless threads of people pretending they knew all along or people saying they should've, could've, would've
>cash out my $22,000,000 having done nothing but do my research before investing and checking the news a few minutes per week for giggles

I dare you to screen cap this.