/biz/ - Business & Finance

buidl EASY 25 usd = +- 55M market cap
statera 1-10 USD.

>>19562853
bumperino

I'm working on a pasta, help me out bros

>What is BUIDL?
BUIDL is the governance token for DFOhub, a trustless, on-chain version of Github. It is quite literally programmable equity

>What does that mean?
Crypto is making things decentralized and secure. Github is distributed, but it isn't decentralized, and it isn't secure. DFOhub uses the ETH blockchain to make the entire platform trustless. BUIDL gives you a voting powers, and it gives you a share of the programs on the DFOhub platform.

>Why is that important?
If you have ever programmed, you know why Github is a useful resource. It provides central hubs of regularly updated code which you can access. If you have ever programmed solidity, you are probably already salivating. Smartcontracts can now be built piecemeal. Problem with the staking logic? No need to scrap the whole contract, make new tokens, airdrop, fork, anything like that. With DFOhub, you can just vote to change the staking logic. Problem solved, fairly, trustlessly, and easily!

This is game changing for smartcontracts. Imagine Chainlink if it launched with a working product.

https://v1.uniswap.exchange/swap/0xD6F0Bb2A45110f819e908a915237D652Ac7c5AA8

You're right that the use case is up there with Link, but I think it would take a full market bullring to go beyond 1BN MC from here.

This coin is the first mover in what will likely become ubiquitous in a few years: microservices on Ethereum. For that reason I see it as being a bit like Maker (also a first mover on Ethereum) and I honestly see that MC of around 400 - 500M being attainable over the course of a year. That would give us a price of around $200 - $250.

Itll take a while, but I honestly think that's a reasonable valuation given how massive DFO could be.

>>19563350
>a trustless, on-chain version of Github.
Great work, it's helpful to let other anons know how serious this project is (there's just so much shit out there including literally ponzi knock off scams to get distracted by here).

Not sure what I'd change it to because it is simple and to the point, but I think this statement either sells the concept a little short or maybe anons just see "decentralized github" and not really get why that's such a big deal.

From Alessandro Mario Lagana Toschi's Hacknoon.com Article "A proposal for a worldwide regulation of Cryptocurrencies, DAOs, and Taxation - August 8th 2019
>"Imagine how the world of entrepreneurship could become cheaper and open to everyone in the world with a new worldwide equality, achieving the “Holy Grail” of accountability."

It's definitely a good starting point to call it a decentralized/trustless on-chain github. But I just want to point out to people new to the project, it's much bigger. This is some revolutionary tech for the ethereum smart contract and dapp ecosystem. This has been in development for years and improves/fixes so many things in the ethereum world. This is a better ICO platform than ETH, this is a better DAO platform than Maker. This is both, and more.

>>19563541
based Sex id. I'm reworking the pasta with this in mind

>>19563671
So. How'd you rework it?

>>19563350
governance sounds bad to crypto. say organization or something like that

>>19563924
>What is BUIDL?
BUIDL is the governance token for DFOhub, a trustless, on-chain version of Github. It is quite literally programmable equity

>What does that mean?
Crypto is making things decentralized and secure. Github is distributed, but it isn't decentralized, and it isn't secure. DFOhub uses the ETH blockchain to make the entire platform trustless. BUIDL gives you a voting powers, and it gives you a share of the programs on the DFOhub platform.

>Why is that important?
If you have ever programmed, you know why Github is a useful resource. It provides central hubs of regularly updated code which you can access. If you have ever programmed solidity, you are probably already salivating. Smartcontracts can now be built piecemeal. Problem with the staking logic? No need to scrap the whole contract, make new tokens, airdrop, fork, anything like that. With DFOhub, you can just vote to change the staking logic. Problem solved, fairly, trustlessly, and easily! This is revolutionary tech for ETH development. DFOhub has been in development for years. It provides real improvements to so many things in smartcontracts.

This is a better ICO platform than ETH, this is a better DAO platform than Maker. This is game changing for smartcontracts.

Game.

Changing.

Imagine Chainlink if it launched with a working product. From Alessandro Mario Lagana Toschi's own autistic mouth:
>"Imagine how the world of entrepreneurship could become cheaper and open to everyone in the world with a new worldwide equality, achieving the “Holy Grail” of accountability."

https://v1.uniswap.exchange/swap/0xD6F0Bb2A45110f819e908a915237D652Ac7c5AA8

>>19563924
Hey guys, Sex here. I like the buzzwords "programmable equities" and seems like "microservice" is the next big marketing term so incorporating those could work. I think another selling point for both dapp users and devs is the fact that DFOs can be deployed anonymously and controlled autonomously. "Censorship-resistant" is another #tag. The good part is, there's just so much about this project that needs to be talked about.

>We haven't even told them about the enterprise software suite that's already been built with simple frameworks and templates for businesses to create/deploy DFOs ;)

>>19564051
>>19564147

>>19564147
>We haven't even told them about the enterprise software suite that's already been built with simple frameworks and templates for businesses to create/deploy DFOs ;)
stop anon, I can only get so erect... if anyone wants to rework the pasta feel free. If governance token isn't good PR for normies just say ownership token.

I'll dump graphics here too