/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20665175
Exactly.
XMR helped to obfuscate BTC.
XSN helps to obfuscate the entire C2C economy at an infrastructural level.
I can't think of many other coins that work to advance Bitcoin's essence as P2P cash.
>>20665253
Foundational technology is always a sleeper hit that wakes up and turns monstrous. Just like Bitcoin itself.
>>20665391
You can make it to a MN anon. I wish you well with your gains.

>>20497606
By all means. The DEX is pretty open-ended in terms of programming trading bots.
Whoever could build sophisticated arb and trading bots and then lease them out on a time-frame if they have odds of being profitable could stand to make a killing.
XSN executes smart contracts so this may be possible.
>lock x amount of XSN/BTC/ETH in contract
>arb/trading bots work off those funds for a fee
>cancel at will (if bots suck and lose money)
Huge market in its own right.

>>20474451
I would wager that it's just now taking off for a number of reasons
>market sentiment has become bullish overall
>2 years of non-stop development
>excellent progress through 2018-19 that was met with routine price crashes deep in the bear market (recruiting phds and silicon valley/fortune 500 talent, partnering with ltc)
>lots of people lost money in the ICO bubble and there was no room for new altcoins to get exposure as everything was struggling to survive
>all the work that was in more abstract form 1-2 years ago finally coming together now and the end result in clear sight
Some of us were talking this up back in 2018. The market sentiment was too bearish for what was there at the time. Now that their aggregator is pulling off of the biggest CEX orderbooks and executing LN swaps near perfectly, there's really no stopping it. I believe Raiden demos will only serve as a catalyst to all this momentum.