/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24974074
The list on that site is really presumptive and also outdated. It lists several ICOs that went on to become successful projects as scams. However, it's "how to judge" and "things to look for" sections are great. Kambria pretty much has everything that article says is good going for it. It has an excellent, non-anonymous team, good tokenomics, a realistic road map, and use cases that are rising in demand.

>t. sold initial, now just holding a bag of a million of a half Kambria in profits from the last pomp

We're all gonna make it lads!

>team is composed of ivy league doctors with a focus on AI, experienced blockchain devs, and highly successful silicon valley entrepreneurs
>Dr. Manuela Veloso, HEAD OF AI RESEARCH AT JP FUCKING MORGAN
>Dr. Fuck You (Dr. Thuc Vu), led two startups which were later acquired by Google, currently CEO of Kambria and it's sister company, Ohmnilabs
>Thuc Vu went to Carnegie Mellon for undergrad, has a PhD from Stanford, and is on the silicon valley 40 under 40
>The president of the Vietnamese Chamber of Commerce is on the Kambria board of advisors.
>EduKATion, an important facet of the Kambria ecosystem just launched.
All this and here's the kicker:
The market cap is 3 fucking million dollars and the order book is thin as hell.


You guys are gambling on defi scams run by 20 year old malaysian kids that rugpull at the earliest opportunity after hyping their projects up with posts on /biz/ and reddit chocked full of buzzwords. Some of these scams don't even have whitepapers and you'll still collectively dump dozens of ETH into them.

Tired of getting fucked up the ass and losing all of your gains overnight? Try investing (rather than gambling) in a real, substantive, low cap GEM. This is an easy 10-100x in the next couple months.

NEVER SELLING

1 KAT = 1 KAT

>>22163687
Yes.
>>22165109
It's unironically a good project and hasn't even been shilled on reddit or twitter yet. No breaks on this train.
>>22166029
>>22166749
You know what you have to do.
>>22166873
It literally makes zero sense. Idk who's shilling it, but I'm on board.