/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21801902
Bump

BAT

Basic Attention Token

>>21801902
>"Hey Steve, let's keep interest rates low, send me your youngest nieces and.... wait in forgetting something... oh that's right, pump BAT, our Nazi brigades need some funding. Have it done before November or you know what happens. You have a good day now Mnuchin." *click*

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>>21802862
based cupper

look at that weekly chart

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>>21801902
Pump her up, last chance to get in cheap. We are reaching ionosphere by mid September.

There is an EXPLOIT in the BROWSER

>>21804787
So u faggots are switching the fud from BAT can't be more than $1 to there's an exploit in the browser lol

>>21804787
This isn't good guys. I just checked github and theres a commit that says they have found an exploit in the browser. They dont know where it is but they know there.

>>21805048
Post a link to the issue or STFU.

Why you guys use this cucked shit browser, is beyond me.

Research and educate yourself on BAT & Brave browser before using their product!

>By August 2016, the company had received at least US$7 million in angel investments from venture capital firms, including Peter Thiel's Founders Fund, Propel Venture Partners, Pantera Capital, Foundation Capital, and the Digital Currency Group.
Here’s an archived version of Brave’s Wikipedia article in case that information disappears somehow See the section #Business model
https://web.archive.org/web/20200227000950/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brave_(web_browser)

Peter Thiel is the chairman of Palantir Technologies. Wikipedia describes Palantir Technologies like this:
https://web.archive.org/web/20200128121847/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palantir_Technologies
>Palantir Technologies is a private American software company that specializes in big data analytics. Headquartered in Palo Alto, California, it was founded by Peter Thiel, Nathan Gettings, Joe Lonsdale, Stephen Cohen, and Alex Karp.

Further along the Wikipedia article, some interesting stuff starts coming up
>The company is known for three projects in particular: Palantir Gotham, Palantir Metropolis and Palantir Foundry. Palantir Gotham is used by counter-terrorism analysts at offices in the United States Intelligence Community (USIC) and United States Department of Defense, fraud investigators at the Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board, and cyber analysts at Information Warfare Monitor, while Palantir Metropolis is used by hedge funds, banks, and financial services firms.
Which is really concerning. This is also in line with how Brave whitelists Facebook and Twitter tracking scripts while advertising itself as a privacy conscious browser. Behavior of this is like a honeypot.

feeling pretty good today

>>21805410
BAT is the patrician choice. Hype is about to start growing exponentially. $40 inbound. It's going to do what ripple did in 2017.

>>21805048
back 2 reddit, faggot

>>21805553
We'll get there eventually. The more users the better.

>>21805700
Updated MAUs should come out in about a week. I'm forecasting 18m and some change. We havent really seen brave do a lot of advertising either. Most of it's all been grassroots. They could start pushing brave heavy at any moment and $BAT could go hyper parabolic.

>>21803814
Use real candles on your charts ffs

>>21806370
Nice, I hadn't looked the figures until you mentioned it. 18m in September seems totally reasonable if they hold with that growth.

>>21806432
no

I have hope this time. For the last year it has crabbed back and forth between 2800 and 3200 sats. We are going to wards discovery

I only got 5000 batties. What will it be worth bros???

>>21806832
How does 5 hundred million dollars sound?

>>21806832
Sure

>>21806947
That sounds great anon!

we're going parabolic after 50 cents

to 50 cents plz.

>>21801902

IT'S JUST SO MARKETABLE AND BACKED BY FUNDAMENTALS. TO THE MOON WE SAY!

I NEED SOME BRRRRRRAP IN THIS THREAD

>>21805205
address this braveshills

ad gains are very slow how do i buy this shit?

>>21806832
how does 5 bajillion sound?


>>21807077
How do you know this? I see it thrown around but don't understand how you determine that after 50c it will go wild.

>>21807628
TA and price discovery. Look at the charts. We've hit resistance at around 35 cents multiple times and we've finally broke it. The next resistance level is 50 cents, which I think will be easier than 50 cents to break. Then it will go parabolic as we enter price discovery mode. There is no real ceiling after that.

Any predictions for EOY price?

>>21807562
I'm not sure it's such a big deal to have Peter Thiel's backing as he's obviously an extremely accomplished and intelligent business man, regardless of how you feel about his company or their contracts with the government. I'm sure he has investments in all sorts of things that he thinks will succeed.
For the part about whitelists, it's my understanding that facebook and twitter don't work unless you allow some of their background shit to run. I'm not technical enough to explain it more than that.
>>21807614
It's traded on exchanges. I bought mine on uphold because it was easy and the verification went through before the other sites. I think other anons have suggested gemini and some others I can't remember.

>>21807380
This. Been waiting for some webms

>>21807747
$40

>>21807750
cheers, whats the minimum amount of $ requirement for it on uphold anon?

>>21804787
This is FUD you guys made up in the telegram group. STOP

>>21807750
Peter thiel fucks dudes. I’d sooner invest with chinks

>>21806832

>>21807895
lol bat is never going to be half the entire digital ad industry, take ur meds u psycho

>>21801902
can't break 43 cents. We're going down

>>21808073
Brave only has 18 million users. It’s an easy 10x

>>21807898
there is no minimum required amount, you just need to complete their verification process and you're good to go. I did it a bit ago, but I'm pretty sure that after the verification you can connect your rewards to your uphold account and they will be automatically deposited uphold on the payment date. You can purchase more BAT through uphold by linking up a bank account. It's all really easy: you just go to the BAT "card" and hit add funds, your bank will pop up.

>>21807953
He also takes blood transfusions from hot young studs. I honestly don't like anything about him, but he's not stupid. Honestly though, fuck china and fuck communism: empires of misery and resentment. I'd rather not make money than invest in their nightmare.

could this hit $1 on this pump?

Anyone who is in this thread right now lurking. Know that BAT is a scam. It’s the Herbalife of crypto. They pay you to click on ads. Great fucking investment

>>21808201
who fucking cares, its going parabolic and its at the base of the parabola

>>21808240
I can invest my money in PNK and make more than in this bullshit

>>21808201
>advertisers paying for impressions and clicks is a scam

Holy shit how did I never see it?

>>21808270
I'm taking you to kleros court pajeet!

>>21808273
So I download this brave browse and click on ads of shit I won’t buy and they just pay me for clicking them?

>>21808322
Yes, they'll pay you pennies for clicking on those ads. And after a month of clicking every add you see, you'll have like 10 BAT. That's clearly a gigantic scam.

>>21808322
They won't pay you anything. No one wants to advertise to pajeets.

>>21807380

>>21807380
>>21807788
Was planning on lurking tonight, but I can't leave you lads hanging.

>>21808201
This is some shit FUD. You don't have to click the ad btw. Your "attention" consists of simply viewing it. Dismissing it right away gives you the reward.

>>21808161
That is extremely unlikely, but we will get there soon. $1 off this pump is wishful thinking but I'd love to be wrong.

>>21808273
Lol it's such a scam that advertisers like home depot,chipotle,purple,Intel, etc etc are running repeat campaigns. Industry standard CTR for display ads is like 1% brave is at close to 9%. That's nine times industry average, no fraud waste, and people have reported they feel more brand loyalty since they were paid by those companies.

People have no idea just how big this could become. Easily the best bet you could take in crypto right now by an extremely wide margin.

>>21808401
my biggest worry is that brendan eich has said in the past that they have ways to control the price of BAT, and its chart has stayed between 25 cents and 50 cents apart from the 2017 bull, but then i see projects like omg and link hitting ROI's of 1000+ % and BAT ROI not even 200% and i think to myself why would a token thats actively being used with a working product thats being used not have a ROI of in the thousands too?

>>21808366
What’s the fucking point of them having you click on ads of shit you aren’t going to buy? Your just clicking to make money hit you aren’t going to buy shit. What’s the point

>>21808443
im just curious why if all these big players are in the BAT advertising game why hasnt the price reflected any of it?

>>21808454
His most recent interview he said theoretically the price should continue to grow from here and once the system reaches full market saturation it should start to stabilize. Basically it could 100x or more from here.

>>21808484
advertising gets brands stuck in your mind so the next time youre at the store you remember that brand and how it paid you money to look at their ad

>>21808454
Cuz it’s a ducking scam. I can sniff out scams so easy and even TRON is a better investment than this

>>21808514
Literally the dumbest fucking idea I’ve ever heard.

>>21808514
And stores literally don’t exist anymore. Everyone uses amazon

>>21808555
It's literally the basis of all advertising Sandeep.

>>21808521
now youre just being ridiclous. i have my doubts, but brendan eich being on a lower rung than justin annoucement of an annoucement sun?

>>21808555
checked, but yea, literally how passive marketing works.

>>21808619
you sound like some 16-17 year old idiot. any adult is still going to use brick and mortar stores for home improvement projects or car/home repairs. there are a lot of local businesses that i would buy from before i bought from amazon, amazon is just all quick cheap chinese shit, if you want quality shit you have to shop local brick and mortar, and ive seen way better home improvement selections at brick and mortars than the chink shit on amazon.

>>21808629
The only people who are going to sit around clicking ads for pennies are fucking homeless people and they don’t even have computers. So even the people who would do this can’t do it. Oh and maybe grandma might do it, but how the fuck is she going to figure out how to convert her BAT to fiat.

I mean what the fuck am I missing here? This potentially big crypto with some big wig Brandon Keich begins is literally just used for pajeets to sit around like retards clicking ads until they get carpal tunnel?

>>21801902
shame i cant withdrawl my BAT because of fucking uphold aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

>>21808488
Brave is at an inflection point right now. Everything up until this point was building out a MVP. They are just now transitioning towards scaling and that's where extreme growth occurs. To put it simpler just imagine brave was screwing in screws by hand for a year and the business was growing at 120% per year but couldnt keep up with orders. The next day the boss hires 20 people and gives them all cordless drills. Production is now up over 3000%. Brave has had an ad system with $2500 minimum spend that requires orders to be placed by phone and the campaigns have been national. So states without chipotle were getting chipotle ads. They are about to release a self service dashboard which reduces minimum spend and allows their 10k+ waitlist of advertisers to start advertising on a state level with a $100 minimum spend. Later on they move to metropolitan level campaigns. Google went through almost the exact same growing pains. This could start to scale exponentially and a lot of money is going to be made. Buying BAT or running an advertising agency or being some of the first advertisers could make you a ton of money.

>>21808730
THIS IS CRYPTOS REVOLUTIONARY PRODUCT THAT IS GOING TO CHANGE THE WORLD?

Sitting in your underwear like a fucking monkey clicking buttons?

>>21808201
No kidding. That anon yesterday in the BAT thread was on his high horse about this

>>21808484
A lot of advertisers have had sucessful campaigns and continue to run them. Even some shit browser game has recently said theyve had a lot more sales versus running Facebook ads.

>>21808488
Supply is stretched thin so you'll finally see ad campaign purchases move the price. There's also the fact of BAT still having quite the lack of actual utility and incentive to hold the token. Self Serve Ads, BAT SKU, Paywall subscriptions, and VPN subscriptions each give utility and will impact price.

>>21808619
Amazon has ran ad campaigns with Brave for almost a year now. Says something eh? You can debate with someone else though, because you sound like ponyboy spewing weak, uneducated FUD.

Rest of you lads enjoy your night.

>>21808772
This nigga doesnt know about adverts lol

BAT can't moon, it's designed so you tip it out in 5, 20 and 100 increments.

Imagine gifting $4000 for a reddit post you really liked. $40 is impossible.

>>21808824
Exactly. Maybe we see a pump to 65 cents but then will prob settle in the 20 cents range. So I can tip some YouTube faggot 2 bucks by sending him 10 BAT

>>21808824
Imagine thinking this shit will hit 40$ and you have to do the math in your head in order to send someone a tip of $1.50.

>>21808730
It's not too complicate, but I understand your confusion. You don't need to click ads or anything, they pop up in notifications and go away. Them just popping up is considered "viewing" so it doesn't impact the user experience at all. Sometimes I'll click on them because I'm interested in what being sold.
There are many platforms which convert crypto to fiat very easily. For large amounts, it's a good idea to contact your bank and let them know what you're doing.
People will use it because it's a better version of chrome which gives you free crypto you can use to tip creators, or spend on nicknacks or whatever. In the future, it will potentially be tied to all sorts of things. You could pay for porn with it, some people were pretty excited about that yesterday.
It's unlikely that anyone will ever make it from just browsing alone. Especially as the number of users go up, the amount of BAT distributed per ad will have to fall to reflect the increase in bat value. More users = more ad revenue. More ad revenue drives up the value of BAT.
Ontop of that will be the standard crypto daytrading money chasing, like anything else.

>>21808811
I remember I used to see scams where you do surveys online and get like 50 cents per survey. That’s what this bat token is. What a joke

>>21808824
>>21808856
>>21808878


This is bait, right? You'll be able to tip any amount you want soon.

>>21808824
why couldnt they just put in a "custom amount" and then the user puts in like $5 and it automatically calculates $5 worth of bat and sends it?

>>21808901
Ok thank you for the explanation. That makes some sense. How will the price moon though? You can’t tip when the price is 40$ per BAT. Maybe a buck tops

>>21808901
>You can pay for porn with it
This is literally what will cause it to blow up, I guarantee it.

How I high is it going? I had a sell order at .41 and bought back in when I saw this post

>>21808936
Oh so if you want to tip a buck and BAT is at 30$z you click on tipping 1$ and it converts it’s on its own?

>>21808965
Porn is free. I’m on youjizz.com right now jacking off while typing with one hand

mass adoption
Kyc
Blocking user's earned bats.
advertisements

Why not use Firefox with unlock then using this chromium clone to get few free bats?

I hope someone fork this project and create a better version of it.

>>21808963
Because you will not pay in a full BAT?

>>21808975
how did you go from being a fudding retard to changing your tone so quickly

>>21808993
Yeah, but a lot of simps like to pay thots for their porn.

how many BATs to make it?

>>21809047
Ah ok

>>21809034
Cuz that guy made a decent explanation

>>21808974
PLEASE RESPOND I WANT TO BELIEVE

Reminder that Australia will make BAT law soon because they're cracking down on datamining. Likewise, if you think that the US is going to stop with JUST TikTok, you're lobotomized.

>>21808963
I'm not sure it will necessarily "moon" in the conventional sense of drastic short term gains, but it will steadily increase in value as it attracts more users and marketing firms. I imagine someone could do the math on average yearly marketing expenditures and apply it to a model of bat in circulation to give you figure for an upper limit if you needed one, but it would likely miss some factors and wouldn't be able to anticipate innovations which could lead to products built to operate through brave with bat.
>You can’t tip when the price is 40$ per BAT.
The user interface will change to reflect the value and tipping fractions of bat will become trivial. That's an easy problem.

>>21809122
$40 you fucking idiot.

>>21808856
What's this we business pajeet?

>>21809160
Ok so this is a project that your in it for the tech and not the money. I was about to invest but I think I’ll just add to my pnk stack. I have a timeframe here. The dollar is dying and sand niggers and Mexicans are influxing into this country by the millions each year. I don’t have time to invest in the stock market coin of crypto with amazing returns of 12% per year. I’m trying to make as much as quickly as possible and go innawoods.

Brave 4 Life. BAT until $100.

frens i have 50k at .18 avg

will i make it unironically?

>>21808997
Firefox is kill brainlet

>>21809243
That makes sense given your current priorities and I wish you the best of luck.
The browser is solid even if you're not interested in bat. Turning their ads off is simple and it supports chrome extensions.

>>21809478
The ads are off by default, you have to turn them on in the settings.

BAT. $40 EOY.

>>21809498
That's a good point, I forgot

$40 EOY! $40 EOY! $40 EOY! $40 EOY! $40 EOY! $40 EOY! $40 EOY! $40 EOY!

>>21809457
Firefox is just giving us free users. There have been millions of uninstalls this month and they are not going back. Firefox will cease to exist in probably 1 or 2 years.

basic attention token

>>21809617
>girls looking for attention
BAT can be monetized for this?

>>21809632
you better believe it buddy!

I can't actually see which webbums I'm posting, just posting them at random. Hopefully they're not porn!

Buy BAT!

Basic Attention Token radically improves the efficiency of digital advertising by creating a new token that can be exchanged between publishers, advertisers, and users. It all happens on the Ethereum blockchain.

The token can be used to obtain a variety of advertising and attention-based services on the BAT platform. The utility of the token is based on user attention, which simply means a person’s focused mental engagement.

Publishers are hurting.
>Google and Facebook take 73% of all ad dollars and 99% of all growth.
>Revenue is recently down 66%.
>Bots inflicted $7.2 billion in fraud last year.
>Over 600 million phones and desktops run ad-blocking.
>Publishers cannot seamlessly monetize value added services.

Advertisers are losing.
>Advertisers lack good information on what they are paying for.
>Marketers are often fooled by bogus websites and bots that commit fraud.
>Targeting is poor, making users more likely to ignore ads.

Measuring Attention.

>Attention is measured as users view ads and content in the browser’s active tab in real time. The Attention Value for the ad will be calculated based on incremental duration and pixels in view in proportion to relevant content, prior to any direct engagement with the ad. We will define further anonymous cost-per-action models as the system develops.

>Ads are then anonymously matched with customer interests using local machine learning algorithms. This means fewer irrelevant ads.

>Brave will work with publishers and advertisers to establish best practices for judging user attention. One potential metric: the number of total views of advertising content for a certain number of seconds. Or, points assigned on the length of a view.

Who Gets What?

>Users viewing ads will be rewarded with BATs. BATs can be used for premium content or services on the BAT platform.

>Publishers will, as part of this service, receive the lion’s share of the total ad revenue. We anticipate that users will also donate back some tokens to publishers, further increasing their revenue.

>>21809851
Oops!

but how will BAT work if I use ad-block?

>>21809883
oops

>>21809915
>All those old reposts floating around the boards for years
>Spamming
That's some weak thotposting, lad. You're making us look bad.

>>21809907
You can use adblock and still get Brave ads. Or you can turn brave ads off and use adblock. It's all up to you whether you want to see ads or not. That's the whole point.

>>21809948
don't care, dumping webbums

>>21809907
It's separate from website ads. It's just a little notification pop up on the side of the screen.

>>21809957
"whether you want to see ads or not.". is this coin for sellouts? who wants to see ads im not understanding

>>21809836
>users need kyc to earn bat.
>then donate those bats to publishers.

BAT brought tracking and advertisements to another level.

Advertisements+kyc

Have you lost your mind?

why not add bat capabilities to solving captcha's or filling out surveys? Same logic, sounds miserable.

$40 inbound. We will be reaching price discovery soon. These strong fundamentals will create some iron hands and true believers. I just dont know how it's taken this long for people to see the light.

>>21810008
I don't mind setting my Brave ads to 2 ads/hour while I earn BAT per ad and sometimes the ads interest me.

Don't complain about the best ad blocking browser in existence, retard. If you don't want to see ads, you don't have to. Stop being retarded.

>>21810043
>users need kyc to earn bat.
Objectively false.

>then donate those bats to publishers.
that's up to the user. You don't have to if you don't want to.

>Advertisements+kyc
Not necessary. You more or less have to KYC with any crypto if you want to sell it. Stop being purposely retarded, you fucking retard.

>>21810050
Fuck off 1$eoy absolute tops

>>21810050
people will always hate BAT. It'll be the first crypto to make a real impact on mainstream internet users, and people will absolutely hate it for that out of pure jealousy

>>21810050
Brave will never reach 40$ because of that kyc thing. If you want mass adoption you need to remove kyc for users.

>>21810043
I swear to god it's like you guys are willfully ignoring the basic information that can be found on the brave website.
Brave doesn't do kyc, that verification is done with the currency exchange you want to use. You'd run into it eventually with a bank, it's not some weird trick.
You also don't need to donate shit, you can do whatever the fuck you want with it. You could exchange it for another crypto every month on the payment date.

>>21810099
There is a big fucking icon that says verify wallet even for users.

Advertisements+KYC

>>21809645
kiara mia?

>>21810141
This brace might see 2$ in 2-3 years. Big deal. Might as well invest in municipal bonds

>>21810170
Ok, and?

You don't have to KYC to earn BAT. You can earn BAT completely anonymously and donate BAT completely anonymously. It's literally not necessary to KYC if you don't want to. What aren't you understanding about this? I'm trying to help you out buddy.

>>21810172
Think so.

>>21810158
>brave doesn't do kyc.

You need kyc to move your earned bats.

>that verification is done with currency exchange.

thing is you can only withdraw to uphold after (KYC) even for users.

Brave is using decentralised network why not allow users to have their wallet registered in wallet? So they can move their earned bats anytime they want.


>>21810209

If I don't want bat then there is no reason to use your shittium browser.

>>21809819
>>Ads are then anonymously matched with customer interests using local machine learning algorithms. This means fewer irrelevant ads.


When you got kyc data I don't think there is any chance of irrelevant ads.
This is worse than Google's tracking and analytics.

>>Brave will work with publishers and advertisers to establish best practices for judging user attention. One potential metric: the number of total views of advertising content for a certain number of seconds. Or, points assigned on the length of a view.

Brave is not more than those scammy pay per click sites.

>>21810286
With kyc, it's simply not handled by brave and I guess I just don't see how it's all that different from signing up with coinbase or binance or gemini or whatever. At some point you're probably going to need to submit to some kyc from a financial institution. It's just not coming from brave.
With the browser, they do a good deal of work under the hood of chromium, so I prefer it to chrome. That would be a reason to use it, even if I wasn't interested in bat.

>>21810418
Some of this is wrong though, you don't earn bat by clicking on anything, so seconds aren't measured in any way.

Are you idiots retarded? BAT gets payed out to users through the browser. That means BAT has a virtual cap on it and that cap will never increase beyond 1 dollar otherwise it would be more lucrative to spam Brave Browser instead of actually publishing content which in turn would bring it's value down again which again would make it rise up to that 1 cap

This is literally an evolutionary stable strategy and it is impossible to break.

>>21810601
This post reads like it was written by some bot attempting to string together vaguely coherent words.

>>21810445

If you want mass adoption (only thing that can pump this stable shitcoin to moon) removal of uphold wallet and kyc is must at least for browser users.

>>21810601
They could just lower the distribution...? I don't understand what you're thinking

>>21807077
Last time it went fifty cents it shit the bed to .25 within two weeks

>>21810660
I agree that options would make everyone happier. I'm not sure if they plan on moving away from uphold anytime soon. As it stands, you can gain bat without kyc. The rewards "wallet" and ads work without verification and will just store indefinitely until you switch computers or reinstall the os. The crypto wallet they have is separate and built on metamask.
Again, it works and collects bat right out of the box with no kyc.
Some people collect it just to tip out to wikipedia or other organizations they like.

How high can this shit coin go

>>21810901
No one knows, but they keep yelling about $40. It's definitely not a pump n dump, so there's no past cycle to compare it to.

>>21810874
The sku might even allow for payments without the need for kyc. The burden of guilt is placed on the merchant when fraud, terror funding or money laundering is suspected. That's the whole reason for kyc. People act like their token isn't going to get hit with kyc integrations either. A few crypto companies already had to shut down because they weren't compliant. A twitter tipping bot did for sure and the extension lollli just pushed the kyc through anyways. It amazes me that people are in crypto and have thousands of dollars invested but dont keep up with simple regulatory changes like this. Their coins would be the first to go because they want to play guy fawkes ancap superstar.

>>21810991
There's no question that bat can be used in such a way at a later date. Then it's between you and the vendor and brave has nothing to do with it. In general though, I think most normal people realize that they're going to need to hand over their ss# and various other identifications at some point to acquire pretty much anything substantial. So yea, they're larping retards.

>>21811160
>brave should give me tokens directly to my wallet without kyc

"Ok so how are you going to sell them"

>well I'm going to move them over to an exchange I did kyc on to send to a bank I did kyc on.

Of course there will be the larpers who bring up bitcoin atm honey pots and local bitcoin honey pots. These people also seem to think they can easily launder millions of dollars should they somehow manage to get to that point which is the goal of just about every crypto neet. Overall these anti-kyc people are not grounded in reality and majority rules.

How long can BAT continue to rise like this? I'm thinking about buying 15k of them

>>21811749
Now is the time, it has held this range for awhile now so it is unlikely to dip too much.

>>21811481
It doesn't even make sense on a rational level. Literally every person who cashes out crypto has to do it through a financial institution unless they're interested in putting time into some sort of weird workaround barter system which ultimately bottlenecks their withdrawal.
To be clear, I'm not including legitimate criminal organizations which I'm sure figure it out.
Even if you could somehow launder it, feds will fuck you hard, so good luck buying anything bigger than consumer goods or a shitbox car.

>>21801902

god dammit, BAT threads on biz where people argue about it and fud it and defend it has always been a top signal

>>21811801
What I dont understand is why they make such a big deal about it. They are a vocal minority that just complains and complains. They wont install brave and just spend their time expressing their disgust. A rational and normal person would just tip the BAT to their friends or family and ask if they could do it. No kyc necessary. Instead they will just keep losing and complaining over and over.

>>21812336
For some it seems like classic autism and they can't get over it for the same reason they get bent out of shape over other shit. I'm sure part of it has to do with the assumption that they've discovered some super secret flaw.
Then there are anons who are clearly pushing their own projects under the guise of scrutinizing brave.
I generally don't mind talking to the autists.

BAT just double topped.
SELL SELL SELL SELL

>>21812420
I mean even an autist would know that crypto requires kyc on entrance and exit. I think it's mainly just people trying to paint some narrative that this is Braves Achilles heel because really they dont even have one. It's pretty bullish that in 3 years this is the only thing they can come up with and it's pretty fuckn weak considered. If IOTA going down for 2 months didnt stop it, why do they think kyc is going to sink this project?

>>21812500
I think you nailed it: it's a "gotcha" impulse with shitty evidence. It's the kind of angle which will always appeal to a certain type of cunt.

>>21812618
Lmfao and yeah I can understand people trying to warn others about all of these legitimate token scams, but brave is as legitimate as they come. The anti-BAT crowd is just wasting their opportunity when theres tons of other coins that have holders with weaker hands. They are naive to think they can slow down BAT in any way when brave grows by over 10% every month. Strong fundamentals give people more level heads too.

>>21813039
>brave is as legitimate as they come
Unironically this.
It's baffling to me that anons would rather throw good money at sketchy projects with no use case and poorly written, bloated or just plain bullshit whitepapers.
If people want to gamble they should be upfront about it, but there's anons on here who would fuck someone over in a second to make a buck.

>>21809034
cuz he was a shill in disguise

>>21808270

You invest in PNK and are FUDding BAT all over this thread with your retard-level arguments. Plus just because I called PNK the stupidest fucking idea I've heard in crypto you come in here and try to use that line on BAT. Pathetic. Hurrrr crypto court guyz durrrr. Retard.

1BAT = 1000 LINK eoy!

>>21813398
At this point in my life I'm not even sure if people throwing money at these sketchy and scammy projects are unscrupulous or just dont know any better. How can you get to brave and do a couple minutes of analysis and think it has a bad risk vs reward and then land on some vague white paper with an anonymous team and hand over $3000?

>>21813804
Assuming they are genuine, it would have to be fomo, love of gambling, and in some cases a sunk cost fallacy.
Not much you can do to change their minds. The noise is a bit disruptive though.

>>21805205
>Brave whitelists Facebook and Twitter tracking scripts
Didn't that already get addressed? Twitter and Facebook stuff breaks if you disable the tracking scripts?

>>21814183
Yes

Oooooo looks like BAT was just picked up by bitpoint in japan.

>>21814346
o shit

>>21814378
This is like the fourth japanese exchange in like 2 months. Their crypto regulations only allow their exchanges to list a select few assets. This is like early days coinbase listings. With the growing popularity of brave in japan this could be pretty big.

>>21814470
What’s this mean

>>21814807
What do you mean?

>>21814807
>>21814912
what do you mean

>>21814912
Are we going to be rich cuz it’s on a gook exchange now

>>21815326
Yes