/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56063000
>Chainlink is
... not needed.

Thanks, bye.

>>51727469
Its friday night and iam thinking about Money

>>51726557
>decoupling
People WILL fall for the decoupling meme, again.

>>51408042
Just Ponzi things.

>>50992194
>>Bitcoin
>-70% from ATH
*BTC

Not Bitcoin.

BTC is a fundamentally near worthless chucky cheese token that is going to lose the brand name. Check mate.

>>50855044
Because it will literally die and run run on BSV.
https://coincarboncap.com/

>>50731478
Because frogs are beautiful.

Solana deserves to die.

>>50568249
Thanks a lot Anon

>>50483095
Before Celsius I didn't know that parting someone from their money is called unbanking them. I learn something new every day on /biz/.

>>50398466
ETH is a system that doesn't scale for shit and 7 years into development no one has an idea how to fix it, which basically means they'll never fix it.

Oh and it's an unregistered security like all other pre-mined coins.

Simple as.

>>50326880
Lissen gud, here is how:

First, we manipulate the price to liq the longs
Second, we manipulate the price to liq the shorts
Third, we manipulate the price to liq the longs
Fourth, we manipulate the price to liq the shorts
Fifth, we manipulate the price to liq the longs
Sixth, we manipulate the price to liq the shorts
Seventh, we manipulate the price to liq the longs
Eighth, we manipulate the price to liq the shorts
Ninth, we manipulate the price to liq the longs
Tenth, we manipulate the price to liq the shorts
Eleventh, we manipulate the price to liq the longs

>>50191157
All Proof of Stake systems are fundamentally flawed and therefore worthless longterm. Large Stakeholders either retain their stake with close to 0 effort or can even expand it, giving them ever more power over the network. If governance or voting is part of the system, large players can decide matters by themselves, such as recently seen by Solend. Large players could become so large they could attack the network purely for the joy of it, or financially benefit if they find a way to profit off the network dying (or taking massive damage). Further large players can hide easily to the public, spinning up multiple cloud instances and act as if they are many different entities when in fact they are only one. They can also switch locations easily and evade law enforcement.

PoW on the other hand you must keep spending part of your income on new hardware, so you fall behind if you don't keep up, allowing new entrants into the system. In PoS you must beg existing players to sell you tokens to enter (ie no permissionless entry). Further hardware takes space and can't be moved easily, so criminal activity can be traced to a location and law enforcement can find criminal miners.
PoW is more secure.
PoW is also green if scaled up as seen on coincarboncap.

Proof of Stake has no future. Eth can never scale anyway. Plus Bitcoin was always Turing complete (as proven now) and BSV is both scalable and Turing complete (ie smart contracts, can do anything Eth can do).

Eth not needed. BTC too slow. DYOR faggots.

Bancor (has a withdrawal bug at similar time as Binance had a "stuck" transaction, Celsius enabled HODL mode and Coinbase added whitelist "safety" feature)

https://twitter.com/Bancor/status/1542222339860860928

Geez isn't it handy that all these transaction don't work during a time when many people try to withdraw!

>>50066250
>I have a house, car and money but I'm more miserable than ever.
I have a horse, cat and monkey and I'm more happy than ever.

>>49296118
good for you anon, good for you