/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15454894

Only newbiz is actually down money in crypto. Oldbiz bought btc at $100 and eth at $1, like me. We're down from the ATH, but still up tens of thousands overall. Don't get mad, get etrade

>>15454917
I started back in early 2017 and managed to get completely out by may 2018 slowly moving my portfolio to stablecoins. I got back at around march of 2019 started buying some BTC and had small alt positions open.

Has anyone heard or played the pic related game?

>>15454894
>Does anyone of you have ever used the tech you so often brigade on this board?
Lol faggit I'm buying coffee with COF CoffeeCoin since some time.

Use the shit you are buying anons.

We simply forget just how stupid the average person is I personally don't see normies figuring out how wallets and private keys work for another ~2 years

>>15455037
Kek based, but have you ever checked out Trust wallet? The UI and UX is seamless and tard proof

>>15454894
Blockchain gaming will fuck everything away sooner or later. Devs are getting rekt in bigger companies at the moment. Money goes to the wrong people and thats why shit stuff happening with AAA titles nowadays. Check out Ultra and read into their project. You will find out that something can change. Only people need to be willing to change also. People complain about the fucking AAA titles everytime but never change anything.

>>15455560
some gaymer blockchain project will make EA stop adding lootboxes to their games? Cool thanks just bought 500m

>>15454894
Blockchain and gaming will be the future. Even our favorite chinks like CZ knows this. Cocos blockchain and Ultra both work on building gaming ecosystems like Steam.

>>15454894
I lend money on DeFi, rates 10-16% (10.35% for dai on compound currently).

>>15455891
Gaming is the only industry that will have the mass adoption blockchain needs and the use of its native coin as a utility

>>15455891
>>15456284
why does every shill have to talk like a salesperson

JUST TALK LIKE A NORMAL PERSON IT'S NOT HARD

>>15456284
It’s very possible. Blockchain is the future after all.

>>15454894
I like the immutability and how GU plays with that feature. But what really cool is due to the cards being limited and immutable you'll never see people plat the same META. The cards you can basically sell or trade which is also neet.

So what I want to see is the ability to basically also implement it with games. Make a limited amount of games and make it possible to sell the game. Let Devs take a small cut if it's resold on a platform and you'll create a whole new experience. Developers can decide that the players can sell their games WITH the data and account, so imagine you buy you game 40$ or even a free to play, you can sell back the account for 1,000$ (like seen on many world of warcraft accounts), and the dev decided his cut. So the dev can make much more money than selling the normal game, the player value the time spent in the game, and there are no more blackmarket and scams when people resell their accounts

it does not run on blockchain lol only the tokens are stored. Also the game is crap and destroyed my hdd

>>15456284
precisely why you should buy Zilliqa, today.

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>>15454894
Blockchain will die eventually.

>>15454894
real time insurance, tax collection, digital processing (bills, voting, loans). Your profile will be on the blockchain through an 'account', you'll use the same to surf the web. This shit is getting started and will become the very nightmare of those freedom loving early adopters

>>15458159
Right, buy Uos now you can still profit from it. Fucking Sandnigger

>>15454995
ive played it, extremely interesting concept using collectable cards on blockchain. makes duplicates, fakes, and reprints impossible. the MTGA dev they hired even made a good point about tournament champion cards being marked. GU has come out a perfect time with artifact tanking and blizzard being on a hard decline. its going to HAVE to get on steam or a good USD bridge to survive long term.

the gameplay itself is pretty much hearthstone with less random choice cards. they are going for esports crowd hard so they toned that part down. lots of bugs since its a beta and will be for a couple more months. CURRENTLY in my opinion the core "free cards earned by playing" are stronger than the genesis "paid for cards" so players who dont want to spend money can easily build a deck that holds up against paying players. you currently win raffle tickets (ERC20 token) which can be sold for about 20 cents worth of ETH per game won. and if you do good on the weekend tournaments you can get free paid for packs from the developers.

It needs alot of work but public card trading is next month and im pretty excited to see what happens.