/biz/ - Business & Finance

Hit 9.70 for first time today.
Have fun crying about utilities when it goes straight past 20$ per link

>>18638624
>Currently

It's been poomping at incredible rates for no reason for years. It's only just so obviously crooked now that even the dumbest people are noticing it.

I'm amazed how it only took one panedemic virus for americans to do a full 180 and decide that "well maybe socialism isn't so bad after all"

>>10592574

[Citation needed]

Another /pol/-tier argument. Jed didn't like centralization and Ripple's for profit governance. Not surprisingly, it's now run by Garlichouse, a underperforming mid level manager from a highway of death of failed tech companies like AOL and Yahoo. How this is being construed into a incel argument is not only confusing, but honestly pathetic.

Also only a fucking retard would think Stellar is more centralized than Ripple. I'm setting up my own watcher node as we speak.

>>10592577

Crypto's adoption is always gonna be a debated topic. I personally think giving gibsmedats stuff tends to work and build loyalty (see: liberalism). So therefore a good route toward adoption is concentrated drops.

As for "altruism", this is SF. You have to at least act your helping plebs. I understand that market because I've lived there.

Regarding growth. Stellar is still only at 1/3rd of Ripple's cap and 1/10th of ETH. I don't think it's gonna flip ETH, but its gains:risk ratio is quality

>>10280182

>shitcoins are in the top 20 though

That says more about Vechain than it does about them. Your coin isn't even a good scam. That's how bad it is.

If vechain loyalists had a lick of sense, they'd admit their coin has flaws. They don't though. That's the dead give away.