/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12910614
you're retarded but i'm too lazy to list the reasons why

Inb4 some quantfag speculates that overledger will be somehow used in this

>>12910614
A private blockchain is an oxymoron.

>>12910614
Aztec Protocol is one of the most advanced projects being built on Ethereum. Unfortunately there isn't a way for us to directly profit off it so I don't really give a fuck. Buy ETH if you want to go long on this I guess. That's what I'm doing.

Bittrex new exchange and free coins

In July 2017, Binance created it's own Token Binance Coin (BNB). Before they launched their exchange they did a sign up and referral programme where they gave out 1000's of token to people. Today those tokens are trading at over $10 each.

In April this year, Bittrex is opening a new exchange specifically aimed at the Asian market, called Bitsdaq, registered in Hong Kong. They are also doing a candy programme where you can get 1000's of their BXBC tokens for free.

You will receive 1000 tokens just for signing up using the link below.

https://bitsdaq.com/signup?referralCode=MC4HKYXD

Then there is a 200 token DAILY reward for just login until 31st of March 2019. So if you sign in everyday of March you can get yourself another 6200 free BXBC Tokens.

You will get a referral code. If anyone signs up using your code then they will receive 1000 tokens and you will receive 500 BXBC per person.

If you do your KYC then you get another 5000 tokens.

This is all totally free money. It's possible to accumulate over 20000 free tokens by the end of March. Even if they are trading as low as $0.50 by the end of the year, that amounts to $10K. Imagine they are trading at half the value of BNB at the moment

Don't delay, register TODAY. Each day you wait will cost you a minimum of 200 tokens.
The exchange itself looks very professional and smooth. Nothing less than you would expect from a professional company like Bittrex

>>12910614
Too little too late.
Now it is impossible to get the Normies to FOMO in, even with 'Le Special Bankers' coin'

>>12910631
It’s not though. As a distributed ledger it has immense value especially if it’s inaccessible to the public but accessible to the international banking cartel.

>>12910657
JANNIES!!!

>>12910657
Admins please ban this street shitter

private chain or public chain, nobody knows.

what everybody does know is that only ethereum is getting this kind of widespread attention from institutions. nothing but crickets for ripple/stellar/cardano/eos/icon/tezos/[insert shitty alt-platform]

>>12910664
This is what Aztec is doing you tard. It's encrypted transactions on Ethereum.

>>12910614
they're probably do both, have a mainnet and custorial bridges to ethereum

so centralized really, but meh

>>12910681
I was agreeing with you you stupid nigger.

>>12910614
You assume private chains aren't intentionally designed to communicate with other blockchains and systems. This is incorrect.

>>12910631
It's not if you don't mind watchful money skeleton looming over you

>>12910677

This. They even hate bitcoin, probably because of it's bad reputation.

>>12911821
>>12910677

Well it's because this faggot comes from a certain family which holds monopoly on certain industry
So it's not gold but ETH which is the hedge against full blown nw0