/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19179338
ANJ team already dumped hard. I guess they are just waiting for the pajeet shills like you to pump it again

stick it up your ass pajeet

>>19179338
It's getting ready to pump again

What exchange?

>>19179607
Uniswap

I bought and sold this already.

I would have held through the price drop if it weren't for the fact you have to pay eth to progress through each term. Just slowly dwindling away your eth for nothing...

>>19179428
Cope PNKjeet
>>19179338
100K ANJ Chad reporting for court, your honor.

>>19180187
same made profits and dumped on the high. read about the way they mint more tokens have no confidence in this long term

>>19179428
>ANJ team already dumped hard
how could you tell? You have no proof

>>19179338
>got burned with ghost? there's no short supply of scam coins, here's the next one you should put money in so i can take my out

>>19181477
The only people who "got burned" are the ones who sold. As long as you're early on a coin you have very little to lose, which is why I haven't sold my ANJ stack yet, I'm still in the green even with the amount of ETH I put into it

1000 ANJ poor mans manclass awaiting decentralized justice

>>19182489
Based anon, you might make it. I’m glad you didn’t fall for the “muh PNK Fork” FUD

>>19179607
It’s on IDEX too

bag secured - im a man of justice

bagged up 100k, fuck it

Would anyone like to give a rundown on why this would pump?

>>19186204
Doing a bit of reading. WTF are the jurors deciding on exactly? I guess some smart contract is holding some funds or something?

>>19186304
Doesn't really matter. Just hope for moon when some bigshot tweets about it after it's been listed on a major exchange.

>>19186355
Sigh... I want to believe, but I have been so hurt lately.

>>19179338
>Aragon Court handles subjective disputes that require the judgment of human jurors. These jurors stake a token called ANJ which allows them to be drafted into juries and earn fees for successfully adjudicating disputes.

wow great idea. i sure want complex contractual disputes arbitrated by mentally retarded NEETs and third world street shitters. where do i sign up?

>>19186204
It will pump when the utility becomes recognized, and people realize you have to hold 10,000 ANJ just to be a juror. Furthermore, as far as I understand it, being juror is incentivized with payout in DAO. There is also a payout in ANJ if you side with the plurality, which should be easy if you properly read the appeal to the jury. You also get paid out in ANJ just for being part of the active juror pool even if you aren’t selected.

>>19179338
PLEASE SIR BUY COIN MANY MOON GUARANTEE $1.00 END OF YEAR VILLAGE NEED NEW SHITTING STREET PLEASE

>>19186455
What do you think happens in small claims? At least in the current case of the cryptoverse, most of us are decently well informed techies, even the noobs are leaps and bounds above the average normie.

>>19179338
If the CEO of Coinbase likes it so much, when are they going to list it?

>>19186762
Likely COI?

lmao, so "hidden" that it was constantly shilled biz 1-2 wees ago

>>19186724
are these retarded arbitrations even legally binding when they're arbitrated by literal third world street shitters who live in bangalore? no?

>>19186666
But what are you going to be adjudicating on? Whos going to use this shit in any meaningful way.

>>19186879
When two parties agree to adjudication by any court, the findings are legally binding. You could try to dispute the finding in a regular court, but that could be hard if the two parties are from the same jurisdiction. That would require an international court. The real test in this sense would be, if the international courts uphold the ruling, precedence will be set for future cases. Meaning the first case to be disputed will be the most important.

>>19187073
tl;dr it doesn't work in real life

take your shitcoins and fuck off, pradeep.

>>19187084
Isn’t weighing the risk reward the whole point of being an early adopter of something? The current risk is low due to the cheap price, but the reward would be high if an international court found the ruling binding. People said the same thing about bitcoin in the beginning.

>>19186455
Surely the pajeets won't just program bots to make judgements, and people will pay money to have them decide things for them

>>19187228
They have protocols to protect against this, juror weight is dependent on stake.

>>19187326
it's very late in bangalore. you should go to bed, long day of street shitting ahead of you!

>>19187326
This is actually pretty interesting. How do jurors get rewarded, ie. what decides if they chose "correctly" or not?

>>19183226
>Forked Kleros codebase
>Added 10% more code and huge complexity
>Three critical bugs found in Jorge's code.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

Just buy PNK, don't be fooled by this BCH shit.

>>19187451
I looked it up on the website and it's just a coordination game. You win if you vote for the plurality option. It seems there's no real incentive to vote "properly" other than preserving the reputation of the platform. So it should be optimal for jurors to "collude" by picking the option that stands out the most. Maybe a convention to always pick the first option could be established.

>>19187451
Plurality of the vote And juror weight. In the event of a tie the weight goes no vote>block>allow.

>>19179338
Verrrry nice HIDDEN low cap GEM. First time this is posted about on /biz/

Needless to say I am accumulating a BAG

>>19179338
500k bag reporting

>>19187698
I don't think jurors know who the other jurors on a case are, so it's difficult to collude if the network is large enough