/biz/ - Business & Finance

How does 100% sound?

>>19215254
It's essentially guaranteed you'll get an erc20 and then never hear about it again

I'm holding until this shit is in use on all deep web markets. BTC will probably die. ETH is much more useful and will live on until something else an accountant can audit comes along that's better.

>>19215264
It is 100% retard. Any dumbfuck can make an erc20 token. Then they will string people along for months constantly delaying the ghost mainet launch where you actually swap the erc20 placeholder for the real thing, they will milk this for months an so will I.

>>19215299
THATS ONE UGLY MAN

>>19215284

It is pretty basic economics, fiat currencies are worth what you can buy with them. The only thing it's worth it to buy using crypto is drugs. As soon as all those markets change over there will be a fucking avalanche of pleb Ghost buyers, dumping millions and millions of dollars worth of filthy rotten cocaine/fentanyl money into the coin.

McAfee has ppl trying to kill him and stuff already I guess, he has gone into full crypto gangster mode.

in a way is this a suicide coin for mcafee?

>>19215254
What are the odds OP is a hermaphrodite, I’d guess 50/50

You mean to tell me that this guy worked for the government at one point with high level clearance then saw all the nonsense that the government does , so he quit and ran his own cyberse curity software where he sold his company for 70M then dived into bath salts and hookers shitting in his mouth and living with 10 prostitutes where one of them pointed a gun at him while he was asleep and tried to rob him but was unsuccessful then he told the world about the government and the powers that be of the corruption and then allegedly murdered a guy in Belize , Ran as a Libertarian Candidate in the fucking US then got arrested and then broke out of prison and almost got assassinated a couple of times and has since been on the fucking run , and will become a martyr because everyone will want to use GHOST as his memory will live on as his political opponents try to kill him because he exposed the Epstein shit to the fucking world is going to make his own fucking cryptocurrency with its own blockchain and for its DEXes and who has 1M followers on Twitter which he shilled XVG and PIVX which both returned 1000x+ ROI on Investment isn’t going to push this fucking coin to the fucking sky
Then you are absolutely fucking retarded and deserve to be poor. Personally I’m all In.

>>19215299
that man has a vagina

Crypto is a rollercoaster you can step off of at any time, and have no idea when or where it ends

>>19215254
they are dropping a ghost erc20 token until the "real" ghost is ready. aka they're gonna string people along for even longer and do the same thing they're doing with switch, dangling speculation.

more importantly, what are the odds a guy with no dev experience outsources pajeets to make a functional privacy coin happen in a few short weeks?

https://medium.com/@switchag/addressing-the-pivx-allegations-e1adf85d4aa

>>19215313

I'm from the 90's, when everybody had his fucking antivirus shit on their 56k connected archaic shitbox+CRT radio-lobotomizer.

This guy built a billion dollar software company, already, he got out before the dotcom bubble popped because he's a sharp businessman as well as a competent computer scientist. As a guy with a BCS, I would suggest having a little more respect, he is undeniably a professional expert, with a proven track record of success.

>>19215369
Since he has been on the run from multiple gov's for years, he has had no choice but to use crypto for a long time now. Madman McAfee knows exactly what is needed to make the perfect digital cash asset. His legacy will be the creation of a project that leaves all these legacy power structures impotent.

>>19215357
Only women have such shoulder to hip proportions.

You are only funny when it might be a man, shut the fuck up this time.

>>19215483
Just like all the other times he tried that.

>>19215464
>I'm from the 90's

>>19215494
>Just like all the other times he tried that.
like what fren?

>>19215503

McAfee used to have his shit on every second PC.

>>19215254
Theres wayyyyy more money in pumping your own coin and with all the new ESH exchanges I don't see an exit scam. No doubt there will be a dump from consumers of switch tho

>>19215509
>“BTCP is a true privacy coin. You and I both know it has nowhere to go but up.”
Good luck.

>>19215519
I remember, I just thought your Macho Man with "I'm from the 90s" was funny.
I worked at Best Buy in the late 1990s, so I remember when all antivirus was only either Norton or Mcafee. Not sure what your point is.

I agree that Mcafee has a giant middle finger for authority and surveillance. So from that respect I believe he genuinely believes in internet and computer privacy, and he understands that open source decentralized privacy solutions are the only way to prevent "back door" access granted to government surveillance.

Whether he's the right man to pull it off, that's another matter. Sharp businessman? Maybe, maybe not. And does business acumen translate to building and marketing a successful privacycoin?

I am so glad I could get rid of this shit still with some profits, if you can get out, do it, whales are just waiting for the baseline to dump, don't be fucking stupid and greedy

>>19215811

> Sharp businessman?

His performance record says yes.

>does business acumen translate to building and marketing a successful privacycoin?

Yeah, Holy fucking shitballs yeah.

>>19215457
Do you have a link to the source about the temporary ghost placeholder? I was sure I read that too, but haven’t been able to find it.

>>19215254
Consider yourself lucky if you ever get another tweet, blog post, or update from McAfee or the Switch team ever again.

>>19215668
And it did go up, only greedy pigs cry to this day about not taking their 100x and running. Besides, he was only a promoter it was not his project.

I still don't get why so many seething fudders are invested in shitting on Ghosties, I still believe they'll be the answer to dark web transactions without a doubt, now pappa mcafee has got fired up about it we are set for the moon again.

>>19215254
>pajeet phrasing
go. back.

>>19216197
The whitepaper?
I mean it has to be.
A ERC-20 token on Ethereum cannot be a POS Privacytoken. So there necessarily must be another swap for the "real" mainnet Ghost coin once mainnet drops.
I don't think they've released any details though.

>>19216528
That's correct. The ERC20 place holder is so when they do the snap shot they can deposit it in your account. It's not the first time I've heard of it

>>19216528
>>19216605
News on Ghost contract tbd on the 22nd or 23rd if you're an aus/nz bro like me.

>>19216197
go and ask them, they'll tell you

>>19216528
>once mainnet drops
lol

>>19215898
You're dumb.