/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24014207
Spying on its users is shitware

>it's an ad-driven browser that panders to advertising agencies with a blockchain-redistribution scheme while pretending to be ethical by hardcoding deprecated web extensions into it's core (https everywhere & adblock plus)

>and contains a ledger system that measures user attention aggregate to accurately reward publishers.
https://basicattentiontoken.org/about/

>The Brave browser knows where users spend their time, making it the perfect tool to calculate and reward publishers with BATs.
https://basicattentiontoken.org/

https://spyware.neocities.org/articles/brave.html
https://hub.packtpub.com/brave-privacy-browser-has-a-backdoor-to-remotely-inject-headers-in-http-requests-hackernews/
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/facebook-twitter-trackers-whitelisted-by-brave-browser/
>>/g/thread/S69748437

>the data is stored in-browser
https://twitter.com/tomscott/status/1085238644926005248
https://bitcoinist.com/brave-browser-donations-not-optional/
https://mobile.twitter.com/tomscott/status/1076160882873380870
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18734999
https://np.reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/ap9149/brave_privacy_browser_has_a_backdoor_to_remotely/eg6vckb/

>uses open source, fucks over anyone who forks from them...
https://decrypt.co/35146/brave-forces-rival-browser-braver-change-name

>The browser sees everything you do, including actions to stop that annoying phenomenon of retargeting where an ad chases you around the Web, often for something you just bought or decided not to buy. We keep user data out of our cloud Brave Vault by default.
https://brave.com/blogpost_1.html

>Brave has been redirecting searches to crypto companies to affiliate links that give it a commission.
https://decrypt.co/31522/crypto-brave-browser-redirect

>>24014207
hope you turned off your auto donate or you get nothing.

>>24014230
Thanks for the bump

>>24014230
Who's paying you

>>24014240
Yeah, auto contribute sucks. I'm still bullish though.

>>24014271
China. Think about it. They hate privacy focused companies.

Google has already bent over and shown them its asshole. If Brave becomes big then Americans get to keep their privacy and China can't control the world.

Only half entertaining shit in these threads are the schizo and the thot posting autist that seems to have endless content. Other than that it’s the same 3 faggots circle jerking.

>>24014324
You weren't part of operation Make Anon's Girlfriend Rich?

You missed out on a huge payout bro.

>>24014370
Has that schizo offed himself yet?

I notice that no one is actually giving an example of better business model.

Maybe it's because you all have no idea what you're putting your money into

>>24014324
There is a holy and unholy trinity.

Holy: Brapposter, Memeatlas anon, and Mr. Github
Unholy: Spyware copypasta anon, pajeetcoin anon, and schizoid cuckold

There are other manners of lesser angels and demons but in these six individuals is the essential zeitgeist of /biz/ BAT threads circa Fall 2020.

PNK is a better business model. Base layer, provides a service, and other people can build their own dapps integrating a trust level to that service. Like ETH, it's not about providing a specific use-case, but providing an extremely useful service that others can implement their own ideas with.

>>24014736
Who are Brapposter, pajeetcoin anon and Mr. Github?

>>24014737
How do they make money?

>>24014869
Brapposter posts braps, asses, pawgs, titties, pretty self-explanatory.

Pajeetcoin is like spyware anons lazier brother, posts the same reddit post jpg everytime.

Mr. Github provides useful updates on Github commits from the Brave team members and others that may pique interest. He's the rarest, partially owing to the general dearth of said content from the team.

>>24014896
People pay ETH to Kleros jurors to recieve an answer in their smart contracts. So far it's mostly betting smart contracts and list curation, but there are some real-world cases like lease disputes and translations which have gone to the court. Usually, jurors just review some evidence and decide on a set of answers predetermined by the contract creator.
http://klerosboard.com/

>>24015066
Oh that's pretty cool actually. I'll look into it.

>>24015110
It's absolute genius. Even if you forget the crypto hype aspect, the real world problems this could resolve, particularly in legally blurry transactions which cross national borders, are enormous. At least get a 10k suicide stack before Coinbase and Binance list it. /biz/ is sometimes just incredibly early.

>>24014207
You mean giving away tokens for free? Yeah uniswap did that worked out pretty well for them

>>24015254
Are you literally retarded?

Uniswap gave away 1-3k worth of a token. Bat gives out $2 a month.

the bitcoin bull run will spur development of a superior lightning based fork. BAT is worthless

>>24014207
unfortunately buying BAT is not investing in Brave, buying Palantir stock is investing in Brave

BATfags are freaking out because they’re slowly realizing they’re missing out on ANOTHER golden bull run

you can sense the panic within these threads. Imagine missing out on 2 (two) chances to get fabulously rich, seeing everybody around you make hundreds of thousands off literal shitcoins, and you’re stuck holding a bag of 20-30¢ BAT while even normies that bought BTC at $17,000 make more money

fucking painful! some top tier good copium in these threads though

>>24014370
>>24014736
I refuse to believe schizo anon is a sincere poster, I think he’s probably like me and posts dumb shit and FUD in BAT threads because he’s bored

>>24015414
I also have Palantir stock

>>24015222
where can i buy it?

>>24015706
sir...

>>24015730
i see. is 10k suicide stack tier or can i have less I'm broke

>>24015803
10k is indeed the suicide stack, but that's still a safe $100k in 1-2 years' time.

>>24015803
>>24015891
Fuck off pajeet.

BAT's monthly TA chart is forming a three black crows candlestick pattern. A death sentence. Next stop 0.05 sats

>>24015974
It won't get there because I will buy them all

>>24015908
>thinks kleros is a good idea when described to him
>seems to recognise the underlying value of the concept
>has seen the rewards to jurors solving people's problems in exchange for ETH
>doesn't like the pajeet memes
sir,, this is not of doing needful. Please buy kleros (ticker: PNK)

BAT having a tough time breaking 21 cents and people think there will be enough buy pressure to get this to $1? you’re out of your damn mind.

>>24014689
Nobody on /biz actually understands business. Theres maybe 15 people in here on a good day. You don't just wake up one day and understand all the terminology,numbers,etc etc.

>>24016246
im still learning all these secret club words