/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16109115
If they do adopt it does it make a coin more valuable? This is a no win. wtf stupid weaboos

>wearing pants

>>16109115
are u kidding me? crypto is just an elaborate pump and dump scheme, anyone who has the tiniest bit of common sense knows this.

>>16109115
Pee pee poo poo

>>16109150

This.

No one in the business world takes any of this trash seriously.

>>16109115
big tiddy big booty thicc (and a) qt

>>16109115
Everyone is itching for mainstream smart contracts.
Swift, Gartner, Capgemini, WEF, EU, ...
Not to mention 99% of all crypto.

>>16109270
yeah man they are itching cause you read it on some paid shill's blogpost. keep dreaming neet incel and keep on pumping your money into shitcoins csuse i wanna see you completely broke in the next 2 years

>>16109452
>some paid shill's blogpost
No, I read it on publications by Swift, Gartner, Capgemini, WEF, EU, ... themselves.

i dont think this, i think they will have to or go out of business

>>16109475
Gartner said as much just a few days ago.

>>16109115
>legacy payment
>work fine
>not going to be a major waste of money if not made more efficient

>>16109460
https://www.gartner.com/smarterwithgartner/why-blockchains-smart-contracts-arent-ready-for-the-business-world/

eat shit, shitcoiner scum

>>16109188
Good thing none of this is designed for a bunch of douchy faggot finance bros to get rich off of. Autistic nerds only, fuck off.

>>16109586
>2017 Gartner: "smart contracts are vulnerable"
>2019 Gartner: "businesses must adopt smart contracts or get left behind"
(source: https://www.gartner.com/en/documents/3933973))

Looks like they had a change of heart, huh?
Now ask yourself: what prominent player made smart contracts more secure between 2017 and 2019?

>>16109475
They will have to move forward or die. Actual smart people are positioning themselves accordingly.

>>16109640
>Now ask yourself: what prominent player made smart contracts more secure between 2017 and 2019?

>>16109686
That's right. Mobius sirs.

>>16109150
>just an elaborate pump and dump scheme
sorry to break it to you frendo, but everything is just an elaborate PnD.

>>16109115
>he thinks legacy payment systems work fine
Anon i think you should google capital one

>>16109115
>banks get hacked almost daily
>slow payment
>no way to validate large transactions other then some boomer retard deciding if it goes through or not
Sure bud

>>16109115
>He thinks millions of wagies will continue being paid for something that a smart contract can replace
oh no no no no LOOK AT THIS DUDE

>>16109115
Yeah, no business owner in their right mind would use crypto as a payment system. Imagine if I had vending machine that accepted bitcoin, link etc. imagine the price fall out from under these. Then I’ll either have to reprice to reflect major inflation by devaluation or sell at a loss.

Imagine I was gonna but from my supplier with crypto and it devalued. That means I’m left holding the bag until there’s another correction or I’m gonna have to dip into my cash reserves/credit.

TL:DR most crypto is too volatile to function as real money but those types that are will never be interesting to neets or investors bc the prospect for gains are low

>>16110282
>jpm coin
???????????

>>16109115
A smart contracts based crypto (probably Ethereum), Chainlink, and stablecoins like Libra are going to be the only widely-adopted cryptos.
Bitcoin will be digital boomer rocks and Monero will be used for illegal activity, by autists, and by glowniggers.
Everything else will be niche and will have a very low marketcap.

>>16109115
>12 months test net
>4 months main net
>can't name a single dapp with users using Chainlink in production
KEK why are retards still talking about this scam?

>>16109586
>2017
>before ChainLink

Are u really that retarded

>>16110282
>thread about smart contracts
CrYpTo iS tOo VoLaTiLe To Be MoNeY

>>16109150
this, but without any hint of irony.

>>16110342
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>>16110702
>$180 in one month
how the fuck do people still fall for this
congrats on that 3 sats you got from mining on my laptop btw, you earned them.

>>16110290
JPMC bagholders unite, 10,000jpmc here, bags worth 0

>>16109115
>(that work fine)
It doesn't, I sold stuff online for the last 7 years, had dozens of issues with Paypal. Their fees are robbery and they can fuck you over for some bullshit at any time.

>>16109150
>>16110689
ITT late at the party, you will never make it in anything.
The people early in BTC and ETH made it specifically because they were enthusiastic about the concept and they weren't solely money driven like you "0 contribution" smug retards.

I wish you guys would just sell and fuck off to /r/buttcoin or some other Dunning Kruger shithole, you are obviously clueless and don't bring anything.

>>16110282
Shortsighted.
This will be fixed very soon, in the future merchants will be able to accept any crypto and receive fiat (either at 100% of 80/20 or whatever) without having to deal with middle-men like bitpay.

>>16109586
this 50 iq subhuman will never respond to
>>16109640
and if it has the audacity to do so, it should probably advise gartner that smartcontracts are actually shit because... er, reasons?

>>16109115
Kek we dont need them to adopt it, they will be displaced.

>>16109115
He thinks legacy payment systems are actually legacy without understanding the technology behind them.

>>16109115
Maybe, maybe not. The thing is do you see theses same payment systems being used 10-20 years from now? Why do I have to look at a piece of plastic and type out a number everytime I want to make a purchase online?

My opinion is no and this is a dog shit way of doing business. A massive opportunity is there for something better.

>>16110282
If you're concerned about volatility use USDC, it's not early 2018 anymore where the only stablecoin with volume was Tether
USDC is also easy for normies to obtain, they can convert USD from their bank account directly to USDC

>>16109115
>doesnt want internet for his computer

>>16109137
based

>>16109586
Irrevocably unequivocally undeniably BTFO by decentralized oracle based smart contracts