/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11614882
how will u feel wen dero actually puts smart contracts on blockchain for first layers?

>>11614882
>>11614886
Currently holding a few ENG and enough DERO to make it. Feels ok.

>>11614882
*sergey grabs the mic*
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCNdbWVfdYE
*waits for the bass to kick in while nodding to the beat*

Sergey Nazarov the smartcontract CEO
call me Jason Parser like the bourne trilogy my saga
Secret Agent going postal in camp crystal
I'm not vorhees cuz I'm killing nigmas with a pistol

The other Oracles are scared cuz I render them useless
take away their usecase
while standing in line ordering a large coke and fries
not breaking a sweat they see me as a threat

chainlinks competition is dying from attrition
Ari Juels fuels my whitepaper with wisdom
making the old system my kingdom
we moving up in the pyramid scheme, extreme
buy pressure all day for years
we all green

*drops mic*

>>11614930
1 year of ridiculous shilling and Link is still nowhere. Good luck with that shit.

>>11614953
It’s been shilled on one website and fudded everywhere else...

>>11614953
>Link rank 46

>ENG rank 114

OH NO NO NO NO NO NO

>>11614953
Enigma has been out just as long and is a literal who project. Good luck poorfag.

>>11614882
don't shill eng it needs to stay low until I've rode rvn and xlm to the moon
pls delet

sorry anon but ENG is worthless, they got no clue what they're doing, ik u think im memeing, but watch their talk, literally BTFOD by a single question in the audience, here : https://youtu.be/4UZkWQhk-HI?t=1441

>>11615199
>https://youtu.be/4UZkWQhk-HI?t=1441
lolz

>>11615238
also, their girl ambassador is acutally a tranny to which i've talked on twitter and there's vids of her on xhamster doing porn.

ill post links after this league game

>>11615238
good luck with the Turkroach on board, the guy is being wanted by the police in his own country due to ICO scams.

They dont event speak fucking proper English! How can you be this retarded anon.

>>11615272
Maybe they're not so bad after all

>>11614882
Is there a rich list? I want to see how i stack up

>>11615317
https://twitter.com/TheRealLunaL the tranny

>>11615664
https://twitter.com/TheRealLunaL/status/1018423008631848960

https://twitter.com/TheRealLunaL/status/1027321788517294080

https://blog.enigma.co/meet-the-enigma-ambassadors-5-celeste-seberras-fd07f0c7f140?gi=39c5aa78b7a0

https://mobile.twitter.com/har00ga

interesting. this is the ambassador, they look very similar

>>11615779
its the same person u retard just uses two twitters one for being a tranny one for being a cute girl , go through her followers, she even follows her alt acc by herself

>>11615815
why you call me a retard?

dunno if the team even knows about it

I remember when this shit was $5. I hope you bought recently anon.

disgusting eNIGma subhumans

>>11615836
probs not, i mean shes a tranny pornstar
and i call you a retard because you say they look similar

>>11615664
>>11615686
yeah definitely the same person and seems to own/run and partake in a tranny porn website
unequivocally disgusting
still a great project though, need more eng

>>11615923
this actually worries me, but I haven't seen her in chats at all so she might not be that important. I think the team is too diverse anyway, but it's a good project.

>>11615947
watch the vid linked, somehow 1 guy in audience figured out a side channel attack to their privacy model w gas execution cost..

>>11615962
good, now the devs are aware and can work on it

>>11616064
i dont think you understand anon, if somehow 5 MIT graduates cant think of a very basic side channel attack on their privacy model and only figure out "thats actually a possible attack" from a random guy in audience it shows they are not competent enough to do this project.

>>11616116
not really, when working on something big, small things can be missed.
kind of a tunnel vision kind of thing, but they do need more business background type guys involved, the devs are more academics.

>>11615199
The question is quite irrelevant to be frank. It is an edge case question and wouldn't matter in practice. What matters is whether the data is obfuscated, not how many times a company runs a specific function.
In 99% of all use cases it wouldn't matter.

>>11616116
it is an irrelevant "attack"

>>11616637
>company X has 200k ENG and pays 1k eng per execution of "sell" contract, and they lost 50k ENG in last 1 day, i wonder how many sales they got :^)

>>11616678
there are also web services that lets you look into how many visitors a website has, oooh, scary

it is scary if you are a shady business who lies about how many sales they do

btw, you can also run encrypted contracts, where portions of the code is unknown the everyone except the company. if you use an encrypted contract nobody will ever know it is a sell contract

>>11615199
>We haven't thought about that possibility, sorry old man, we failed you by not knowing everything and we will commit sudoku to lift shame upon our families

At least when they don't know something, they admit it and will work it out

>>11615686
Holy fuck this is disgusting


However ambassadors can just be anyone as they don't work directly with the Enigma team, right ?

>>11614882
After mainnet, will it still have a rich list?

>>11615272
I'd very much like the xhamster link for science and future FUD though

>>11616989
What's funny is that they banned me from their chat for saying jews are greedy, and they just accept shit like this
Starting to believe /pol/ is onto something with those people

>>11616931
yeah I think people who are active in the chat for example can apply for it. they have 40 now. I actually like some of them, Leor for example