/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15492315
BAT isn't meant an investment. Only a fool would invest in a token given out frequently and freely to everybody using their browser.

>>15492315
>>15492406

au contraire, I think of the token/project is making nice progress in terms of adoption and use, while the price isn't pump & dumping, it begins to look more and more like a solid investment.

imo BAT's the next Ethereum. Instead of Devs and programmers it's going to have users and creators pushing it into the limelight. It's the next step in ETH's progression. BTC -> ETH -> BAT. BAT becomes the #1 use case for cryptocurrency. Even Vitalik has seen the light.

>>15492315
coinbase is giving this shit out for free. tell me how that's worked out for xlm and eos

>>15492675
yeah but BTC was given out for free more than any other crypto in existence. Shit argument. BAT's whole use case is based around tips/donations anyways - the point is, people will be able to give out .1 BAT for free in the future rather than 5 BAT. Microtransactions.

Everybody's arguments against BAT just end up being argument against cryptocurrency in general, that's why I stay optimistic about it. Has a use case, solves a problem, people use it, it's being adopted. If it continues to grow, its demand will only increase as its supply decreases. Honestly think we're still early with BAT.

>>15492665
>>15492721
do you ever feel like its just so ridiculously obvious BAT its going to moon hard that you start to think everyone else is retarded for not seeing it? they're about to launch ads for a shit ton of new countries. this thing has like, what 8m users already? if they get to 50m users each person can only have 30 bat in their wallet and thats the entire supply right there. i earned like 30 bat from ads just this MONTH. supply is gonna dry up QUICK. dont even get me started on them using bat in mobile apps and shit outside of brave. i mean for fucks sake dude they have a team of like 100 employees working on this shit making consistently clear progress, meanwhile the entirety of crypto shitcoin projects have a skeleton team of 3 people whose main job is to convince their holders that they are actually working on the shit while they sit there and jack off to anime porn all day. anyways enough rambling i own hundreds of thousands of bat and im pretty sure it will retire me within a few years. this is the only bat thread ive actually given my real opinion in before. im going to go back to talking mad shit after this. its not like anyone is looking at these threads anyways

stupid nigger

>>15492315
I'm looking at a nice deposit from my browser at home &@work around 40bat

>>15492792
i dont advocate for plebbit spacing but since you write like a dumbass i would recommend you use it because that shit was hard to read

>>15492880
it wasnt for u to read cuck it was a dm for based bat anon

I had to edit this post, because I like what anon said, but he writes like a retard..
>>15492792
Do you ever feel like its just so ridiculously obvious that BAT is going to moon hard that you begin to wonder if everyone else is retarded or blind?

They're about to launch ads for a shit ton of new countries. As of now, this thing has around 8 million users...
If they get to 50 million users, each person can only have 30 BAT in their wallet if the supply was distributed equally. I earned nearly 30 BAT from ads just this MONTH. Supply is gonna dry up QUICK. Don't even get me started on normies using BAT in mobile apps and shit outside of Brave. I mean, for fucks sake they have a team of around 100 employees working on this shit while making consistent, clear progress.
Meanwhile, the entirety of shitcoin projects have a skeleton team of 3 scam artists, whose main job is to convince their holders that they are actually working on their shit. While in reality, they sit there and jack off to anime porn all day (which is fine, but not when you're funded by scamming).
I suppose that's enough rambling. I own hundreds of thousands of BAT and I'm pretty sure it will enable me to retire within a few years. This is the only BAT thread I've actually posted my real opinion in all these years. I'm going to go back to talking mad shit after this. Its not like anyone is looking at these threads anyways, so fuck jannies, fuck bankers, and fuck anyone who uses fiat currency in the current year.

>>15492665
>Bat is the next Ethereum
just lol

For any FUDders reading this thread:
What do you think could collapse BAT in price?

As of right now, BAT doesn't seem to be entirely pegged to BTC values (which is a good thing imo) and it actually has a viable use case. It's even accomplished twitter plebbit tipping, which is fucking enormous in my opinion, rekking coins like Reddcoin which made promises, but never delivered...
I can only think of one way this coin could fail, but I'd like to see the FUD on this before I drop my own.

>>15493458
good job

>>15493504
regulatory issues

>>15492798
I agree

>>15493480
I should say it's the next logical step for Ethereum. It's better than eth as far as its usefulness goes - ETH is only as useful as the shitcoins that are created on its blockchain.

Essentially BAT is MORE useful than ETH. It's a real token with a real use case and hundreds of thousands of users. It has more potential than ETH. BTC is only more useful because it's the original, but BAT has a better use case. So yeah, eat shit and die.

i don't give a fuck if you believe me but i worked in ad tech since 2011 and companies i worked at have gotten bought out by FB, Google, and Adobe

i ran advertising campaigns for budweiser, netflix, nbc, espn, etc. worth 7-8 figures as the big brands transition from TV to the internet

BAT will moon. I have 75,000 BAT right now and use their browser daily and for all my needs.

the FUD is seriously so low quality at this point I am convinced this will eventually be a multi-billion company. they are the only project that has a legit team that hits their milestones. https://batgrowth.com/ is insane.

As for the token, as long as they force the brands to buy it to run campaigns, it will also easily 100x from here. Not sure if companies will want to do this though.

>>15493587
What kind of regulatory issues do you see?
I can imagine that government will always want a slice of the money pie, but as BAT (and internet currencies) are global, regulation is going to be a joke.
Even right now, US fiat currency is stored by most wealthy individuals in "neutral" banks to avoid interference and even more is piped around the world to avoid taxes and wash the money...
Regulation will only happen if BAT cucks itself and bends the knee to """government"""

>>15493679
Feels good to be the guy who first started shilling batgrowth.com as an anti-FUD
>feels bad that I only have 5k BAT

>>15493504
It most certainly is pegged to btc, from a trading perspective. It's only defiant when bats in a bull trend. Advertising rewards ugp it doesn't matter. The only thing that currently matters is when the Bat whales decide they want to pump. Maybe in the future with more users and better distribution the price wont be pegged.

Gotta say, the only thing that matters right now in cryptocurrency is price/sats, period. BAT hasn't performed well at all in that sense, and therefore doesn't get any acknowledgement.

Everything else about the token looks golden, but until the price action starts reflecting that, nobody will give a shit.

>>15493679
it's definitely not gonna moon. Eich is gonna sell his stack as it moves up and capture all the profits for himself and his company. He owns most of the tokens.

>>15492315
Doesn't Brave make exceptions for tracking that are hardcoded into the browser?
Fuck you can't trust anything anymore. Your browser, your VPN, anything.

>>15493458
>>15493679
Im not sure how people don't see the potential here.

>8m users
>250k+ publishers which include top sites like wikipedia
>Large advertisers like intel and pizza hut already running test campaigns
>100 man team thats funded by Peter Thiel and other VC's
>The founder has already been successful with firefox and javascript, both of which he basically created.

All of the other cryptocurrencies are basically competing against each other to fix problems that don't need solving, but hey they have a discord army full of trannies, a whitepaper with technobable only the team understands, and a vision of owning all the stars in the universe.

BAT is still a pretty big risk, but it at least looks like it has a shot. Everything else looks like it hasn't even started to play the game yet and they are already quitting.

>>15493955
people will start posting about
>BAT price is being suppressed by the elite

>>15493504
It probably can't collapse that much, but it won't explode up either. BAT is basically a stable coin that doesn't even allow you to buy real stuff, good luck with that

>>15493645
my man, you are going to lose all of your money.
just lol at you. actual mental midget.