/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15222654
Protip:
RSR is NOT Reserve Protocol, is Reserve Rights. Reserve Protocol consist of three tokens (RSD, RSV and RSR). RSR is not a cryptocurrency.

You are welcome. Now stop posting.

>>15222654
Nah, no good exchange for big money for Americans

>>15222753
Wait for Coinbase

>>15222753
Buy on idex and wait for Coinbase

>>15222753
lol you're going to wait for it to hit big exchanges pump and then fomo in? never change biz

That coin is about to moon.

>>15222748
>Now stop posting
Try to stop me.

>>15222785
It’s ok he got big money for American

>>15222748
>He doesn't know
Early stage investors include Coinbase Ventures, Peter Thiel, Sam Altman, Digital Currency Group, Crypto Lotus, Refactor Capital, Jack Selby(Paypal founder), Distributed Global and many more. Mobile app released next month.

>>15222654
Hello sirs, do you think I should exclusively buy RSR, SENT and REN for my suicide portofolio ?
Thank you for your input dear sirs

biche lasagna I got that RSR

>>15222654
>>15222748
can you explain the value of this? i have a few questions:

1. it's predicated upon the idea that it'll be a payment system, which requires adoption. very few vendors accept bitcoin - why would they start using an ethereum sidechain? please don't say anything about scaling, because there are far better solutions in the space

2. the RSR token is valued in real world assets - real estate, stocks, bonds, cash, gold, etc. how is RSR not an illegal security if its value is derived from a company's assets?

3. the RSR token's value is based on real world assets, which are managed by the company. what security do you have that their asset managers are competent? let alone more competent than IB / PWM / VC managers

>>15223217
You should buy SENT and REN and fuck off. We don't want you.

>>15223217
>Hello sirs, do you think I should exclusively buy RSR, SENT and REN for my suicide portofolio ?
>Thank you for your input dear sirs
rsr = gold 2:0
sent = pajeet scam
ren = haven't done much research on it so dont know if it's a good investment or not, but defo not a scam.

>>15223232
Bump

>>15223232
shut the FUCK up

>>15223232
>can you explain the value of this? i have a few questions:
>1. it's predicated upon the idea that it'll be a payment system, which requires adoption. very few vendors accept bitcoin - why would they start using an ethereum sidechain? please don't say anything about scaling, because there are far better solutions in the space
>2. the RSR token is valued in real world assets - real estate, stocks, bonds, cash, gold, etc. how is RSR not an illegal security if its value is derived from a company's assets?
>3. the RSR token's value is based on real world assets, which are managed by the company. what security do you have that their asset managers are competent? let alone more competent than IB / PWM / VC managers

>>15223232
>can you explain the value of this? i have a few questions:
>1. it's predicated upon the idea that it'll be a payment system, which requires adoption. very few vendors accept bitcoin - why would they start using an ethereum sidechain? please don't say anything about scaling, because there are far better solutions in the space
>2. the RSR token is valued in real world assets - real estate, stocks, bonds, cash, gold, etc. how is RSR not an illegal security if its value is derived from a company's assets?
>3. the RSR token's value is based on real world assets, which are managed by the company. what security do you have that their asset managers are competent? let alone more competent than IB / PWM / VC managers
1. This isn't a sidechain
2. Ask the SEC commissioner on their advisory board
3. RSV is backed by a basket of assets that can be swapped out, and the purpose of RSR is to provide several of the mechanisms for stabilizing fluctuations in value and default risk

>>15223342
>>15223316
>>15223297
haven't gotten a single decent response in any RSR thread... don't forget guys, VC firms get massive tax write-offs for failures...

>https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/26/1244

>>15223413
1. it's built on the ethereum network with plans for interchain operability later. it's still totally dependent on the eth blockchain, so it's a sidechain - please explain how it isn't, otherwise you don't understand the tech

2. please provide a source on this, i can't find it anywhere on their site or google. they don't have any economic advisors listed on their website either, so please forward those too

3. you copy and pasted a one-liner from their website - you're still trusting their asset managers to be competent enough to offer a stable backing for the RSR token. there are no transparency reports or data offered on their website that goes into this. how do we know their asset managers can effectively stabilize value?

>>15223236
My main is RSR, you kinda sound like as shill, mister. No offence !
>>15223247
Thank you for your input sir !

>>15223438
1. They have built/are building apps for consumers and merchants to be able to use RSV easily. They recognize that in order to make the token usable, they need to develop custom apps around it. Users do not need to mess with the greater Ethereum ecosystem, the app will make it idiot proof.
2. It's on the website.
3. First it will be a basket of TUSD, USDC and PAX. Over time the basket will be adjusted. Yes, there is default risk like any asset-backed stablecoin, but since this is a basket and has utility for RSR, it seems to minimize the risk.

>>15223217
I have 5 each figures of RSR and REN.
Would not touch SENT with a 10 ft pole.

>>15223568
Proofs mister :3 ?

>>15223438
I shouldn't be doing this shit for you. You negative nancy.

They're obviously preparing for the regulatory advancement they see will inevitably come. This is a go big or go home crypto. None of that hypemongering every other crypto does.