/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23273583
Don't worry sir. There will still be streets to shit in 10 years from now.

I see people panicking buying in 2-3 years

PNK
LNK
Bancor
RSR
LGCY


This is all you need.

>>23273583
I'm interested, what is pnk and what does it do?

>>23273583

PNK is the next link. Not scams like EOS, Fantom. PNK.

Supply is too high. See >>23273027

>>23273583
>wait 10 years
BTC bullrun next year will push it to link levels, SIRS!

>>23273905
It's a platform for dispute resolution. Gullible fools think that in the future people will be happy to pay strangers on the other side of the world solve their arguments.

>>23273918
I'd probably cap it out at 20 million tokens max, and be smarter about marketing.

/biz/ should get on this, because Kleros does have a good idea. But they fucked up too much, and I'm not about to put my money on a bunch of nerds who obviously don't know marketing. It wouldn't even be that hard, it's a pretty simple concept.

>>23273583
Why do people compare things to LINK, which did less than 100x, instead of BTC or ETH, which did over 1000x each, in a shorter time period?

>>23273937
Sigh, it's not necessarily only about disputes and arguments. It's generalizable to the point where all types of data that arent exact, up for interpretation, ie. subjective information. Think Chainlink for exact measurements like prices, weather data, account balances, delivery statuses and so forth. All of them quantifiable and exact. Kleros on the other hand is for information like, does this token adhere to the specifications set in this framework? And answering that type of question requires expertise and knowledge that isnt automatable in the same way

Also people are paying for and using it today, just check the explorers

LINK has laid the groundwork for PNK & API3
>Eagle, and Snake, and Scorpion! The Dance
>Of Death whirls Life from Trance to Trance to Trance.

>>23274992
>LINK has laid the groundwork for PNK
how?

>>23273958
Drns

What happened to our fudding campaign sirs??!?!??

Why is kleros being shilled hard again? Vampire bots stopped dumping?

>>23275002
the memetic groves in dream space needed an initiatory force. the direction has been set. timelines are converging.

>>23273960
They trying to say it will be an incredibly difficult and grueling hold that only the strong will survive

>>23275077
so API3 is -the- tetrahedron?

>>23275077
nice
What is your price target anon?
I hope I will be able to acoomolate a 40k PNK stack
Fucking Statera just needs one last exit pump and I am out

>>23275131
what does it take to cross the abyss?

>>23275077

>>23275075
I think the bots are gone yeah, graphs look better and volume is down

>>23275231
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOJsre5Dvk4

>>23275182
Lmao I'm doing the reverse thing. Once pnk is above 10 cents again I'll move my entire stack to sta. Looking forward to switching bags with you :^)

>>23275400
NGMI

>>23275449
I'm pretty much guaranteed to make it anon

>>23275474
PNK is a safe long term play
STA is also nice and will stay around a long time
But I would rather ride the STA waves instead of being stuck in a pump and dump coin
Apart from that the Dashboard will come out soon, so it will pump perhaps before PNK
But what do I know

>>23275045
You'll never sell, because it will never reach a good price point. This thing is a $0.06 to $0.40 stable coin. Not enough disputes in the world with parties interested in decentralized DR to pump a coin with a half billion supply.

Keep HODLing, you'll be in it forever. Fork the project if you really believe in the concept, because current devs are retards.

>>23274005
keep doing god's work anon, even though i'm certain most of these maliciously misrepresentative shitposts are from other holders

>>23275529
marketcap=\= price

>>23275529
>Not enough disputes in the world with parties interested in decentralized DR
There are literally articles about it from 2011
Everbody would welcome a working CODR you fucking faggot

>>23275502
Yeah I'm not saying pnk is bad either, I'm sure it will do well in the long term. I'd rather have a large statera stack than medium stacks on each though since sta only needs to reach a couple of dollars for me to start making ridiculous passive income gains.

>>23275563
Market cap is integral to price, there's a direct relation between price, MCAP and supply. Obviously, supply and demand.

>>23275578
Sure, but most anons are probably priced out. You'd need 1bn MCAP to reach just $1, which ain't happening anytime soon realistically, simply because devs are marketing retards like all nerds.

I like the concept, but supply is too high and devs can't market. That's why I'm saying interested anons should just fork it and do better marketing and tokenomics.

>>23273918
>>23273958
What is this dumb shit

>>23275732
bad FUD without any effort

>>23275732
tl;dr: dev team is composed of nerdy French SJWs. Do you really think they're capable of bringing this product to market?

They're not even on any decent exchanges. How will they market to businesses, whose adoption they'll need to really go to the moon, when they can't even get on an exchange?

Serious problems with this project, which is a shame because the idea has such potential.

>>23275310
God I hope so

>>23275751
t. bagholder.

>>23275653
>Market cap is integral to price, there's a direct relation between price, MCAP and supply. Obviously, supply and demand.

How long have you been in crypto new fag? This is the definition of dunning Kruger

>this whole thread admitting Kleros is a bunch of genius nerds with little marketing knowledge
>I.e. it is insanely undervalued right now
>derp herp trash
If you aren’t in by now, forget about making it. October is your last chance. I can’t tell you why, but by the end of November this will be a top 50 coin

>>23275884
>I can’t tell you why, but by the end of November this will be a top 50 coin
Obvious bullshit LARP
But I keep on buying

>>23273918
>>23273958
You're a fucking retard that can't see the forrest for the trees
>muh muh
It has the same total supply as link and is set to be just as, if not more valuable. Stop thinking in bitcoin maxi terms, this is a real project with a frequent business utillity set for long term success

>>23275884
You are gay

>first mover
>thomson reuters incubator
>grant from the country of france itself
>EU recognition in the form of an award
>genuine scholarly interest in law, have legal researchers on staff and attract them from places such as stanford
>the fact that they're paying people to do research for them instead of dumping PNK on the market for development funds should be incredibly fucking telling
you're a bona fide retard if you think this token isn't going anywhere

Should I buy in now?

>>23276044
>uni id
the needful sir do it

If any one buys this, you’re basically buying XRP

>>23276071
Based poo

>>23275081
this
few understand the psychological demand of devoting a year+ of your life to researching and holding a secretive token made by a 2 man team working out of a nail salon that didn't even have a network during the whole time

just earn while you wait for moon, sires

>>23273583
You should put all your money in this project now

>>23275974
>and is set to be just as, if not more valuable
What a retarded thought. LINK has millions of potential use cases. Every decentralized smart contract will need something like LINK.

You can't say that about decentralized dispute resolution. Maybe it'll go there, but not without great marketing which the current team is incapable of providing.

>>23275826
Just calling me a midwit isn't an argument, retard.

>>23273583
there’s no next link, pnk will never be above $1

>>23273583
Yearly chart like absolute shit. This scam is going nowhere

>>23276422
Which court sir?

>>23273583
Nope, qnt is the next link

>>23276574
Lmao, there needs to be something to handle subjective data, which PNK does. Good thing is that it is already a working product.

>>23276422
Does the amount of Ethereum and or pnk go down as it gains more adoption?

>>23276422
What kind of person would do this stuff? PNK gains traction. Is this something that like an actual NEET could do that isn’t in crypto? What are the barriers to entry on this? Are there going to be listings on Craigslist to be a kleros judge? I realize I might not be asking the correct questions but can someone guide me on how this whole thing progresses?

>>23277507

>What kind of person would do this stuff?
those are onboarding cases afaik. So even a monkey could do them
You can earn way more in courts where you need specific knowledge

>Is this something that like an actual NEET could do that isn’t in crypto?
Yes, propaply. Assuming this gains wide spead adoption.

>What are the barriers to entry on this?
Guess what nigger. A fat PNK stack. You can start with 2k PNK afaik. But more PNK = higher chance to get chosen as juror = higher income

Latest news

>>23277777
OOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHH

>>23275653
>Market cap is integral to price
it's an indicator. what is the value of all the roads in your country?

>>23277777
Very nice digits

>>23277777
CHECKED
WE ARE ALL GONNA MAKE IT

>>23277507
That's one of the things they will need to work on, a template that is accessible by normies so anyone can participate easily. Think how people contribute to wikipedia, except with kleros there is an economic incentive to choose the correct answer

>>23276422
How much do you have staked? I have about 16k staked for a couple months now and have never been picked.

>>23273583
PNK is like LINK in that it’s shilled by autists. PNK is low IQ beating a toy car on some lettered blocks while shitting yourself autism, LINK was high IQ Rainman autism. Still might be.

>>23273583
Nice try Bucc. We're onto you.

>>23277581
>Guess what nigger. A fat PNK stack. You can start with 2k PNK afaik. But more PNK = higher chance to get chosen as juror = higher income

I already have over 200k PNK. I was just trying to figure out more about what I invested in and how it all unfolds.

>>23278022
It's a trap, for autists.

>>23273583
$10 EOY

>>23277931
So The end game is to have literal normies involved in this making decisions. Even normies not in crypto. Sort of like air bnb people renting out a room in their house which is something they wouldn’t have done 5 years ago but because there is a platform for it now they can do it

>>23278022
Kek lol

>>23278109
Yes. And people can pay each other on eBay now, because there wasn’t a platform for it yet. It would be cool to pay some pals with Kleros.

>>23278109
people pick which "courts" (general, commerce, insurance, Mongolian basket weaving) they have expertise in and when there's a case anons are drawn from that court's pool at random. Amount of jurors is stipulated in the contract initially made.

>>23277777
pnk thread always have the blessed digits

>>23277777
KLEROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSSSSSSS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3gTqCAnN7w

>>23278333
checked

>>23277473
just depends on the arbitration fees for the case, and how many rounds deep the dispute's gone

>>23278226
Ok. So you HAVE to be experienced in something like insurance. So it isn’t as dumbed down as AIRbnb where literally anyone with a house can do it. You need experience in the field?

Is it worth someone‘a time to do this? Say you make decent money in insurance your time is semi valuable...is it worth your time to do something like this? I mean will it take all day figuring out a case? Is this something someone can do relatively quickly? Basically someone would take 20-30 mins to do this instead of shot posting on biz or killing time answering questions on Reddit

>>23278376
you dont have to have expertise, you just have to think you have expertise and/or be willing to gamble. if enough stakers who think they have expertise vote in a direction that contradicts the overwhelming expert opinion they an override the experts. This will actually cost the experts PNK, punishing them for contributing their genuine expertise.

this is a good idea, actually

>>23278376
>So you HAVE to be experienced
you aren't required, but if you're incorrect in your ruling you lose money.

Each contract is different depending on the need. I could make a contract with Jamal to paint my garage before the end of the month. We both agree if there's a dispute we take it to kleros. We both put in some money, and the garage isn't painted by the end of the month. I then make a dispute and can put forth evidence it wasn't painted in the desired time frame (a picture of the unpainted garage). This case is incredibly straight foreword and would be solved in a few minutes with just a few jurors. I get my money back, and Jamal's money along with the jurors that voted against me go towards the jurors that voted with me

>>23278634
Just don’t pay Jamal until he paints your damn fence

No normie will ever fucking use this

>>23278673
>jury of tyrones
>but u white
>Jamal gets free money as reparations for slavery
>fence still not painted

>>23278634
holy fuck are you fucking retarded?
A solution for a not existing problem
This example is retarded

>>23278701
No dude just get Jamal to download coinbase, wait a week for his ID to be approved, pay a taxable crypto transfer tax, transfer his money to eth and then load up and buy this uniswap token with the ethereum. Don’t worry about the miners fees or load time Jamal. It’s okay Jamal. Keep being patient. I swear this will go through, Jamal. Jamal, stay calm.

>>23278701
it allows for disputes to be settled without wasting time and money going to civil courts

>>23278755
See
>>23278754
Also keep in mind who currently owns this shit. J

>>23278772
Jamal could perfectly paint the fence and get a jury ruling “FUCK NIGS XD XD”

No one will EVER fucking use this EVER.

>>23278673
>>23278687
>>23278701
Its escrow on the block chain with a jury. You enter into the agreement of kleros court before you make the transaction. It works as a second layer resolution mechanism to resolve any issues that may arise.

Example: I need a website built, this guy online says he can do it, we enter into the kleros contract. I pay him, he gives me a garbage website that wasn't as agreed. I now have a means of disputing the quality of the work.

>>23278772
all of those issues can be fixed, and with time crypto will become more normalized. The current system is only for autists and not for normie adoption

>>23278834
here's the problem that will never be fixed:
>give me money if you want to paint my fence

also:
>>23278602

who is going to use a court controlled by 4chan autists, seriously

>>23278701
What if Jamal isn't in your country? What if you're paying someone to paint a painting instead and you have no way if he's going to deliver, and he he has no way to know you're going to pay him after he puts in the effort? It's a real problem and kleros is a real solution.

>>23278878
you're paying money to make sure there's a quick and correct ruling if there's a dispute. Jamal gets his money back if he paints the fence on time.
>who is going to use a court controlled by 4chan autists
doesn't matter who the jurors are, they want to get money so therefore they will choose the correct answer, which is valuable to a someone with a dispute. I'd rather have jurors be 4chan autists desu

>>23277835
Specifically it's an indicator of demand, which again is fundamental to price.

Relating this to the circulating supply, we can see that PNK is a shit token because it will never reach the necessary demand to be worth enough for NEETs to get rich off of it. Unless you bought in sub 1cent, in which case feel free to ignore my posts.

>>23278804
Here’s a solution: FUCKING YELP. RATINGS, FEEDBACK SCORES, ETC.

>>23278986
heres the problem. What happens when 90% of cases have answers that are obvious? Everyone and their dog jumps in. Why is this a problem? Many people who think they are experts but actually don't know shit will jump in as well. Dunning kruger. What does that mean when you have the odd case that isn't so obvious, or where the fair solution goes against the common sense observation? The actual experts, who are now out numbered by Dunning krugers, lose money for giving a fair ruling, and the case goes the wrong way.

As a result experts will never participate in this sort of system. Not only do they stand to make more by participating in systems that put up barriers for non-experts, they don't risk losing money for giving their actual expert opinion. So what you're left with is a court system populated almost entirely with dunning-krugers and gamblers, and where decisions are heavily influenced by the types of people who use uniswap.

By the way, this is why companies pay SMEs six figs to sit around doing nothing 6 months out of the year, instead of paying a few dozen subway sandwich artists minimum wage to vote on things. The advantage of consulting experts, and ONLY experts outweighs the cost savings that come with letting nobodies make decisions for you.

>you're paying money to make sure there's a quick and correct ruling if there's a dispute. Jamal gets his money back if he paints the fence on time.
I understand how the system works. How do you think Jamal sees it, though?

>sheeet so i pay you and then i paint ur fence? thats some mark twain sheyt
No no, you arent paying me you're paying the
>sheeet so i pay some company and then i paint the fence sheyt i wanna get paid not the other way around
No no, you will get paid, you just have to put money in first and then-
>sheeet im not gettin scammed again, ur neighbor says i can paint his fence and i dont gotta pay him why i gotta pay you

>>23273583
unislap bot says no to pnk gains
we are all fucked

>>23279202
>Appealing a court decision is a fundamental right recognized by most legal systems. If a
party is not satisfied with a decision done in Kleros, it can have the case ruled again.
Decisions can be appealed several times. In each round, a new jury will be formed with
twice as many jurors than the previous instance plus one. The appealing party will be
required to make a new deposit in order to pay for arbitration fees.

>>23279288
that doesnt address either of the problems in the post you're responding to

>>23277777
congrats on your digits

>>23279306
It means
>the case goes the wrong way
is less likely

>>23279344
no, it means that if the case goes the wrong way, then the wronged party can double down on their lost investment in the hopes that the court system that just fucked them wont fuck them again.

This doesn't address the actual problem being pointed out, which is that experts wont participate in a system that doesn't erect barriers to non-experts.

>>23273873
>lgcy
A fucking tron fork. Fuck off.

>>23279306
>>23279371
there will definitely be scenarios where experts are cucked by retards, but in the long run economic incentives fixes that. If you appeal a case ruined by normies you could give more evidence to point out whatever flaw the normies aren't grasping

>>23279454
>surely the normies will understand this time. I just need to double down on my lost investment and put forward a better case. Better hire an SME and a PR writer to help me make an airtight case to a bunch of normies, instead of just paying an SME to handle arbitration in the first place

>>23279371
There are many cases that don't require experts, so if there are some types of cases Kleros where isn't effective that doesn't make the system worthless. There are ways to counter that problem too.

Like in Linguo, which uses Kleros for translations.
>"After the translated text is submitted, there is a review period. During this time, anyone (including yourself) can look for potential flaws in the translation and raise a challenge."

>If a translation is challenged, a case is created in a specialized Kleros court which decides whether or not the translation fulfills the requirements. If the challenger wins the case, the translator loses the initial deposit, which is then sent to the challenger as a reward for her or his work."

>>23279507
>one niche scenario means the whole idea is worthless!

>>23279543
So a translator loses his money because of a typo. Kek. This will never work.

>>23279507
The more technical the court, the higher the required stake. You really think a normalfag is going to risk 4 ETH to be a juror on a case involving a smart contract when they can't even read solidity? And regarding truly, truly complicated subjects, there's already research into trustless decentralized proof of humanity. Once that's established, you can prove you have expertise in X field, yet still remain anonymous and the project itself is still decentralized.

>>23279672
>just allow typos bro

>>23279672
A case could specify that minor typos shouldn't be taken into account.

>>23277777
CHECKED!!!!!! OOOOOOOOOO

>>23278754
The parties transacting never need to buy PNK you mutt. PNK is solely for use by jurors.

>>23279333
KLEROS MOON COMFIRMED!!

I am unironically a SME in my field of marketing, copywriting, paid traffic etc. I know more than 99.999% of people including people with $250k advertising degrees. Here’s my take:

The core idea of decentralizing DR is very promising. There are however flaws with some use cases, but that doesn’t invalidate the core premise, in fact it strengthens it. I think the problem most anons ITT have is that they are conflating ALL possible use cases with each other. I will agree that not every use case is perfect.

You need to realize that not every industry has the same needs. Take LINK for example. There are use cases where centralized oracles make way more sense than decentralized oracles. That doesn’t invalidate the whole project though. LINK is without peer in their specific use cases they are targeting (insurance, finance, data, medical, legal etc).

Kleros is the same way. Just because it might not work for some industries doesn’t mean it won’t for others. Amazon and EBay are literally paying salary + benefits to tens of thousands of people to sit around and issue refunds to people for stupid returns. They would jump at a chance to cut those costs.

Another example, I entered a business contract with an Indian sociopath a couple years ago. I always to get paid X to deliver Y marketing results. We went above and beyond, and deliver 10X what was expected. He turned around and basically used some technical loophole to refuse to pay me and threatened with legal action. If those funds had been locked up in a smart contract with Kleros as arbitration mechanism, I would have a large sum of money today that I don’t have. This use case is so strong to me personally that I would have paid thousands to leverage it. So not every industry is equal. This isn’t work for some industries, but the ones it does work for will be transformed.

>>23275884

>>23273873
tfw holding PNK LNK and LGCY

>>23279714
Proof of humanity, now that sure rings a bell

>>23273583
I loved Q4 2019's FUD, and it was an obvious signal.

Kleros is High IQ, but if you don't get it by now, you are hopeless.

>>23279078
Yelp ratings wont get you your money back. If people and businesses ever want to transact in any meaningful way with smart contracts, there needs to be a second layer resolution mechanism.

>>23279850
Beyond that, the people involved in the dispute don't even need to know that Kleros fucking exists. A site like Fiverr could allow people to deposit money for "insurance" (ie. Kleros arbitration), and require freelancers to have a deposit in order to work. The client gets shit work, and raises a dispute. Fiverr automatically converts fiat to ETH for fees. Add a UI on the site for submitting evidence and have the case resolved on Kleros. There, they don't even need to know cryptocurrency at all.

>>23275069
the price is it's own fud, were down nearly 75% from ath. I'm just glad I only bought this shit with my swing trade profits. cant imagine having a large chunk of my money in it

Quints here. It is pretty fucking demoralizing to see 200kUSD paper gains on my Kleros bag drop to just about 50kUSD now. Actually considering staking and earning. I don’t know, maybe I’ll just hold. Play the long game and bet on the team’s competence. Personally, I like the model. It has its flaws but I like it. Federico, Clement, do you like winning?

>>23280094
You will instead have decentralised Fiverrs (I think Hive is one?) which use kleros but don’t charge the 20% cut fiverr takes.

Kleros is *the* middleman killer. Everything in the decentralised space will be built atop it and it’s going to 1000 indian rupees ($14) end of year.

>>23279202

Well maybe so, but if this is worldwide 10% of cases will still be a fuck ton of cases

>>23279915
blessed post

>>23279915
How many do you own and where do you see the price going

>>23280603
comfy

FEDERICOOOOO

someone post federico.drinking a beer

>>23273583
i want to buy some how much etherium should i have just for the gas?

>>23279672
wow, what a piece of shit fucking attitude. i bet you submit all your work like that and then wonder why you are unemployed
yes, no fucking typos you degenerate

>>23280854
i do not wanna fap today please do not

>>23280874
1 ethereum just to be safe, 0.9 eth if you are feeling loose

>>23280874
higher is better or you risk losing money doing it twice.

>>23280874
ethgasstation.info newfag, just do standard GWEI if you're not swing trading

>>23276462
>LINK has millions of potential use cases
So does kleros, it's the yin to chainlinks yang. Objective vs subjective are both arguably just as important as each other, you don't realize how many businesses would white lable this if they found out just how cheap and well it works

>>23277777
HOLY FUCKING GETS BATMAN

>>23281865
PNK is in the immediate term more useful, because it solves an oracle problem which is faced by the real world today. LINK solves a potential problem in the future, being how to trust decentralised oracles that rely on centralised nodes, and currently there is no need to not just use the data feeds directly from the (centralised) nodes without bypassing link.

PNK should arguably be worth more than link, but nobody knows about it yet. and anyone not packing their bags is going to be pink wojacking hard in a few years.

How is this fucking thread still alive go to bed.

>>23281928
PNK #3 LINK #4 FEB 2020

>>23282108
2021*

>>23282125
2027

>>23282125
>>23282129
I would be happy with either, the though of biz lit up in pink makes me wanna get more

>>23282235
Everyone in a week when they didn't have a suicide stack of Statera.

>>23282254
>December 2022 dashboard

>>23282254
scam

A year ago PNK was below top 600 coin rank. Couple of months ago at the top of the impulse it was almost in the top 100. Now it’s still 170. And that was with pretty much no exchange listings and pure word of mouth.

>>23277777
checked, we're all gonna make it

>>23283441
Pnk is a scam

>>23283441
Big time this.

>>23277777
Big time digits

Just a reminder for potential investors: Kleros Devs are huge SJW types who have let their subjective political and moral agenda influence the protocol
It was a good idea, and I don't fault you for falling for it. But the Kleros implementation is unironically evil.
Take a look at the guidelines for their court.
>JURORS SHOULD NOT RULE IN FAVOR OF A SIDE WHO HAVE ENGAGED IN IMMORAL ACTIVITIES
Notice that it does not specify where or when these immoral (as decided by the SJW devs who believe they are the supreme arbiters of objective truth) activities had to have taken place?
I wonder if there are people around who will view posting on 4chan as immoral, or having committed the 'sin' of being a man, heterosexual and/or White.
They can and will use this to selectively, punish White claimants and enrich PoC and Jews.
I will now address some of the common shilling that is posted in response to it.
>th-they meant illegal not immoral
If they meant illegal they would have said illegal. They did not. They said immoral because they meant immoral.
>b-but it's j-just vaguely written
Okay, lets ignore all the evidence to the contrary and assume you're correct and this won't be used as yet another weapon against Humanity. Do you really want to invest in a 'court' (for that is what they call themselves) who cannot even craft clear guidelines that aren't made to be abused?
If that's the best case scenario then you need to reconsider your 'investment'.

>>23283797
Those are guidelines though right? The protocol is still neutral. If a dispute arises to determine what is moral, the jurors still make the final call.

>>23277777
>>23278022
>>23278066
>>23278333
>>23278355
>>23279266
>>23279288
>>23279333
>>23279344
>>23280333
We are blessed

>>23284086
WE ARE ALL CLEMENT

>>23283797
this copypasta again.
>No Immoral rulings = evil
lol

>>23284086
if dubs another eth into pnk

>>23284119
Is abortion moral?

>>23277777
SIRS!!!!! THIS IS BIG NEWS BIG DIGITS PRAISE YOU

>>23280333
love the PNK pampanese in here.
top of my list must know inside and out. love it

>>23284148
If the majority decides that it is, that means it is moral.

Real life courts base their rulings on morality as well.

Judges/juries let some people that break the law to go unpunished due to circumstances of the crime.

Morality is a social construct, and law is a construct based on morality, not the other way around.

>>23275653
>fud nigger gets pink ID
There are bigger forces at play than you little faggot. Get rope of cope ready if you're not holding because something monstrous is set to be announced.

>>23276462
It's funny that most people aren't reading this idiot's posts but he keeps bumping the thread for us PNK Chads. At least he's a useful idiot.

>>23279202
>everyone and their dog
This thread is infested with absolute ads infected fud faggots who say retarded shit

>>23282254
Statera shills have a death grip on the Kleros threads like it's a dick that they're sucking on. Disgusting.

>>23285569
>stat shills
Let them clutch my villages manhood

>>23280854

>>23284133

I've been doing some PNK research since I see this shit shilled here constantly. I'm willing to concede that I may not be smart enough to comprehend why this coin will succeed/get people excited. But it really seems like an absolute shitcoin that will never go anywhere based on a complete pipe dream. Good luck guys.

>>23285747
This is so weird. I do urine therapy and literally drank a few ounces of my urine before opening this thread and seeing this pic

>>23285770
>But it really seems like an absolute shitcoin
That is what I am thinking as well. But I think I am too low IQ to get it, so I just buy because of the memes and it kinda feels like LINK

>>23285795
Exactly my iq and train of my thought

>>23279288
this isnt true

if you sign something that says that you submit to binding arbitration, you have no recourse.

>>23273583
>>23273937
>thinking the world's judicial systems will slave themselves to some stupid fucking shitcoin shilled by Ranjeet
Ah yes to solve this supreme court case lets hear from Mr.Prandeesh Singh straight from the shitting street. At best it will solve disputes on the shitting streets of New Delhi.

Congratulations this is even dumber than RLCucks thinking Amazon and Google will use their shitcoin for everything.

>>23286168
That is still a lot of money. India has a billion people in it.

>>23277318
what about aragon court ? it has better tokenomics aswell

i was hope this was the bottom but its still going.....

>>23279408
Hey retard. Tron is top 20 coin. LGCY will be bigger and better in every way. It's easy money. Also if you're not participating in their pre-staking even you are literally ignoring free money

Two in the PNK one in the LINK sirs

>noooo you can’t crowdsource bank ownership the crown will go bankrupt

>noooo you can’t crowdsource juries to make legal decisions in court

>noooo you can’t crowdsource publishing with the printing press

>noooo you can’t crowdsource encyclopaedia editing

>noooo you can’t crowdsource video directing

>noooo you can’t crowdsource monetary scarcity

>noooo you can’t crowdsource dispute resolution

Scamjeets coattailing on LINK feels bullish on one hand but on the other, stop doing that, shitskins.