/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51541557
Funny that ORE is not even on the despite the fact that it's got over 200k registered users on its ID management protocol.

>>51507319
>the gall to criticize someone more successful than you as if you aren't jealous. it's like laughing at elon musk for making a business mistake when he could literally pay you to rape your mom and you'd take the cash

>>51491016
What if you forget it or something? If there is a way these keys can be encrypted into a single PIN that simplifies the authorization process such as ORE enables, why will you store them up in your retarded brain

>>51491887
Anything driving the adoption rate of the space forward by making it easy for users to manage multiple identities from a single point is worth speculating about

>>51489718
Wrong way to think. Privacy, not limited to Monero is for everyone. It is a basic right and except you're a full blown retards you should understand that

>>51489199
Another point is that even if regulators keeps the pressure on privacy solutions, they will still need privacy functions in line with laws similar to protection regulation to function. It's more like a paradox

>>51483400
>it’s /biz/ not biz. i’m surrounded by newfaggots

>>51375113
Here is another insensitive remark falsely highlighting privacy systems as a means to encourage illegal activities. It's totally wrong and retarded. There is no sense in it

>>51360042
That's retarded, you know. Railgun is actually a non-token gated system. So, it's not about the token. It's about a better and more refined privacy solution that is completely decentralized, multi-chain composable and applicable on a grand scale.

>>51319396
>Tell me about astronomical rate
Open Rights Exchange already has over 200k ID registered on its identity management system just within few months.

>>51288925
ENS? As far as I know, ORE ID is the standard for that- One account controlling multiple chain identities. So far, over 200k ID registered.

>>51285896
>>51285928

> congrats on your $1000 unrealized profit, I'm sure it will change your life
> yeah I can tell you're new to crypto, enjoy your honeymoon
>no I am not mad I didn’t buy a bag of luna

>>51252412
Not sure what inspires your negative sentiments about LINK but ORE is sure a good investment. Any token that has the potentials of doing 10x and managed to get into the top gainers' list during the bear market is worth the hype.

>>51220178
There is nothing like 'too much or none'. A project either solves a major problem or it doesn't. For example, it's clear how interoperability based projects are facilitating the adoption rate of the space.

>apple deserves to trade at a multiple 50% higher than the market because... it just does ok

>>51137553
Same was said about RAIL before it shot up few weeks ago

>>51109659
>holy copium

>>51069745
Actual privacy coins: XMR, ZEC
L1 smart contract privacy protocol: RAIL, MINA
Mixers: VOID
Standalone dApss: OFFSHIT
L2 Privacy systems: AZTEC

Where does your shitcoin fall into?

>>51071703
Well, provide figures to back your assertions. At least, ORE ID can boast of over 200k accounts registered so far.

>>51054531
There are many ways to it. Web2-web3 identities bridges are vital to enabling that function.

>>51036183
It's official. You're fucking braindead. Privacy is instinctively valued by everyone. If not, reveal and publicize your wallet balance with your name clearly indicated on it

>>51035974
DeFi banking is far from development if privacy is still a prominent problem

>>51031757
>coming to Cosmos

>>51014414
>Like none of you would ever give a rat's ass about how something could solve a worldly problem,
Well, there are actual causes that matters besides price actions. For example, privacy enabling projects and how vital they are to protecting users' right.