/biz/ - Business & Finance

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>>10963007
SEPTEMBER 27TH
SEPTEMBER 27TH
SEPTEMBER 27TH

Do you even realize yeuropoor is lacking a proper entry. So much capital held back in institutions and regulation is slowly pulling its panties down. This is one of the reasons our bags haven't raped the innocent yet.

Hold fucking tight /biz/ and prepare your tiddies

>>10963031
I think you're in the wrong thread

>>10963069
Liquid, coinmetro, circlepay etc etc . There's loads of competition and they're all going to beat this ICO to market

>>10963007
Nobody is investing in your fucking scam retard, ICOs are over

waiting to invest in this european BNB. If you don't see why this will be big, leave biz

Their background with Paymium going to let us use our sweet sweet €€€ already knew about this - going in hard sept 27

>>10963168
Did you actually say CirclePay?

Liquid is really weird

I don't suppose these projects have been breaking their heads to get on the good side of regulation and compliance

How are you pajeets so damn blind

>>10963188
>ICO's are over

Then why are you still here?

>>10963194
Yes no offence to any of the exchanges above, or even Binance. But rather than finding a jurisdiction that is safe to conduct business (along with other shady businesses who share the same island), They're knocking on doors of regulators and making partnerships and agreements

and you're telling me
>ICO's are over

I read somewhere that there are bonuses in the token sale rounds. is that still the case

>>10963168
Which one of them are established since 2013, have connections with French government, already audited by Financial regulatory authorities?

Let me answer : None
Sure there is competition but there is equal amount of dearth of exchanges for Europe. The continent needs an exchange, BCIO is the answer.

REEEEADY, to the mooooon bitchz

>>10963223
>Did you actually say CirclePay?
I assume your not aware
https://www.circle.com/en-gb/invest
>Liquid is really weird
What is that supposed to mean?
>>10963223
>I don't suppose these projects have been breaking their heads to get on the good side of regulation and compliance
Every exchange I mentioned is pro-compliance
>>10963245
Circle is owned by goldman sachs...
Coinmetro is created by the people behind FXPIG which has been established since 2010. Their CEO is regularly meeting with regulators and governments
Not sure what's going on with Liquid, they are a bit quiet, I believe getting fucked by the JFSA at the moment.

>>10963299
Why would you even side a platform owned by bankrupt gangsters?

Either way you seem to be against BCIO, any particular reason why?

>>10963245
Hack free since 2013 as well. Semi centralized!

Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful.

Panic selling /biz/ retards don't realize that the foundations on which the fortunes of tomorrow will be built are being setup RIGHT NOW.

NOW is the time to go ALL IN on promising blockchain & crypto infrastructure projects.

In a year from now once the next exponential leg up is well underway and we're breaking a new ATH every day, today's blood on the streets will be but a distant bad memory.

But what you did during that time will be key. And Blockchain.io is one of those blue chip projects that will make early investors filthy rich.

Prediction:
09/2018: €0.70/BCIO
09/2020: €70.00/BCIO

CAP THIS

>>10963239
yes, there are bonuses. they have a token sale page put up recently. check it out..

ICO's has been shit recently. everything has been shit. i'm gonna gamble this won't though. proper exchanges seem to withstand the tough times.

>>10963329
I'm not "against it" I just think it will do poorly and is a bad investment

>>10963188
>ICOs are over
Rekt retail investors think so, smart money doesn't.

I wonder who I should follow...

>>10963338
Tell me, what bags did you hold before this?

CAPPING IT.

>>10963354
I beg to differ. Because right now there isn't really an established exchange in Europe with an Exchange Token. Ones Europeans can use are like Kraken, Bitstamp, Bitpanda, P2P's

They're trying to cater to institutionals as well and Paymium is going to begin offering custody services. Think about the combined Synergy here and if money flows in, your bags climb up.

>>10963408
Don't forget the decentralized settlement feature, optional private key ownership depending on which feature you opt for

It's pretty damn versatile imo. Though yet to see this take shape

>>10963245
Yea exactly lmao Competition is GOOD, more than one company doing something is GOOD, it establishes a presence and an industry. If that company has something UNIQUE it is trying to achieve? Even better. In this case the fact that its EU centric is amazing for millions of traders or those looking to step into the world of crypto & blockchain.

>>10963441
Agreed on competition being good!

I wonder what the swiss are doing in eu on crypto matters

>>10963408
My most successful strategy in the last year has been to go BIG on exchange tokens. It's almost impossible not to make a shitload of money doing this. BNB and KCS in fact are both in my top 5 best performing ICOs ever (sold ALL KCS near the top, still hodling about 40k BNB).

This year? I made a small bet on RKT, am making a medium bet on NEX (I have 30 whitelists lol), and will go HUGE on BCIO.

>>10963587
Exchange Maximalist much? But holy shit you made the right bets.

I always think that Exchanges are a saturated market but it seems like each one tops the other and their tokens just appreciate

You just got be harder for BCIO

>>10963223
>I don't suppose these projects have been breaking their heads to get on the good side of regulation and compliance
That's precisely what coinmetro is doing.

>>10963693
I'd need to read up a bit more on this then :)

Other than Exchange tokens, what others do you guys fancy?

>>10963344
Thanks and I agree exchanges are the relatively safer bets right now though I still am optimistic on some new infrastructure/platform projects.

>>10963672
As hard as it is to believe for many here who have been slaughtered by the 2018 bear, crypto is in fact still in its infancy.

The amount of daily trading volume on all trading pairs for all exchanges combined is but a tiny fraction of the volume for other more established asset classes.

Of course, crypto is the fastest growing asset class in the world by virtually any metric. And moreover, governments everywhere in the world are currently competing to become the crypto version of Silicon Valley. And partnerships with up and coming crypto exchanges are key to realizing that ambition.

It's literally in France's (and Europe generally) financial interests for Blockchain.io to succeed.

All that to say that in a few years, when even the shittiest crypto exchange has billions of dollars in trading volume flowing through it every single day, many of these exchange tokens will be worth orders of magnitude more than they are now (100-1000x easily).

>>10963902
I'm also delving into Ai tokens (ie DBC)

>>10963924
I have many friends who will proclaim they are too late and it's pointless to get into crypto. But they're not seeing the bigger picture of things

These particular European countries are trying every direction to be one step ahead of its rivals and I agree it is in their best interest.

Im not sure about 1000x but heck, the floodgates are about to be open and it's really funny how many aren't noticing this.