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Can anyone on this board proof that in the entire history of crypto, a single corporation has ever used a cryptocurrency (not blockchain technology, a cryptocurrency) for anything? You can't. Because it hasn't happened even once.

The entire cryptocurrency industry is nothing more than a highly speculative retail investor space (gambling) with no real-life apllications whatsoever.

To confuse idiots and motivate them to buy the coins, they just invent a string of random buzzwords and put them on their website / profile:
>Uhm yes, we're a developer of uhmm distributed oracles in the uncentral ledger node and offer tokenized peer to peer testnet contracts

Which coin moons and which doesn't is not random, but it has nothing to do with the "technology" or "capabilities" of cryptos.

The only cryptos that have any usefullness are privacy coins like Monero that allow criminals to hide their money and make illegal transactions.

The sooner you come to realize this, the better and the higher your gainz will be. Reject the idea of "useful cryptos"!

>> No.20457907

>>20457885
wow is this your first day or something we all know this

>> No.20458135

>>20457907
I’ve made half a million and I have no idea what a blockchain even is lmao

>> No.20458343

>>20457885
what the fuck is that image????

>> No.20458448

>>20457885
You miss the point of cryptocurrency. It does exactly the opposite / fucks corporations, banks and governments.
A bunch of cunts built their own decentralized Federal Reserve, their own exchanges, loan platforms, their own everything without involvement of a government or a corporation.

The question is, who would need corporations and banks when the infrastructure matures?

>> No.20458680

>>20458343
A weapon to surpass child support.

>>20458448
lol, central banks would never allow that. Crypto market size is what, 200 Billion dollars? That's a rounding error for major banks, DB probably destroys that much money when someone at the office splashes coffee on a keyboard. If crypto ever get's big enough to rival bank services, they'll be crushed over night. Perhaps they can't truly destroy crypto but simply making crypto ownership illegal would suffice to scare 99% of normies away and kill the concept forever.

>> No.20458721

>>20457885
that happened to my ballsack when i put icyhot on it

>> No.20458732

>>20458343
Jogger had an allergic reaction to some meme product that promises to help regrow thinning hair if you left it on your scalp a week+

>> No.20459339

>>20458680
> central banks would never allow that.
They can't do shit. No one can do shit. That's the beauty of it. You can't shut down blockchain.

You can already go to DeFi platforms and take a loan or deposit your shitcoins to be loaned by others. Without any paperwork, waiting times, creadit scores and all that shit. There are many platforms with no kyc too, so it's anonymous and tax free.

Then there are platforms for trading synthetic assets like stocks and commodities.

Which means you can take a loan, trade oil, stocks, gold, whatever, loan out your winnings to other people and ultimately cash out into a stablecoin and convert it into fiat in an anti-western tax haven of your choice like Belarus or Vietnam.

The government and the banks get nothing.

>> No.20459359

>>20457885
You might want to tell that to Oracle, Microsoft, EY, AMD and Splunk
Anyways, as always, thank you for looking out for my financial well being. I'm sure you want what's best for me

>> No.20459457

>>20459359
using blockchain technology they built =/= using random internet shitcoins (crypto)

>> No.20459472

>>20459457
Oracle has publicly stated they will literally be using LINK tokens to pay for LINK oracles before October 2020.

>> No.20459503

>>20459472
Post source then.
That would actually be massive. Nothing like this has happened before, right? Is this why LINK is pumping so hard lately?

>> No.20459535

>>20459503
>Post source then.
No, fuck you. I hope you never buy any LINK.
I suspected this was just a retarded spoonfeeding thread where you piss off a bunch of autists who know way more than you in hopes to extract investment advice.

Suck my cock, faggot. It's quite simple to find.

>> No.20459630

>>20458732
THATS A FUCKING ALLERGIC REACTION?????? HIS SKULL IS A DIFFERENT SHAPE... HOLY SHIT

>> No.20459678

>>20457885
>he has never heard of ripple

>> No.20459746

>>20457885
Bottom right is XRP holders

>>20459630
Also kek permanent deformity he really is one of us, I would kill the guy who sold this to me if that happened

>> No.20459759

>>20459535
No source, didn't happen. Simple as.

>> No.20459809

>>20459678
>>20459746
XRP is disqualified because it's not a cryptocurrency utilized by a corporation for a function / solution, it's a cryptocurrency created by a corporation for the sole purpose of selling it for profit.

>> No.20459838

>>20459630
> https://hairlosshelps.com/dr-sebi-team-responds-to-hair-follicle-product-that-burned-mans-scalp-%F0%9F%91%80%F0%9F%98%B1%F0%9F%92%80-finally/

That’s the response from the company. They pulled the product after that.

>> No.20459861

>>20459678
>Can anyone on this board proof that in the entire history of crypto, a single corporation has ever used a cryptocurrency
> it's a cryptocurrency created by a corporation for the sole purpose of selling it for profit.
Holy shit OP absolutely BTFO

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20459899

>>20457885
>>20458732
what would happen if you put that stuff on your dick and balls?