/biz/ - Business & Finance

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Chainlink

>>25816907
Fellow /pol/tard, /biz/ is going through a bit of a rough time rn, as an understatement. I suggest coming back in two weeks once they've consolidated

>>25816907
your god emperor hates crypto fuck off

>>25816907
Also, to answer your question, I think holo was intended for exactly that purpose, p2p blockchain internet security

>>25816907
Who knows. None yet.
https://www.voice.com/learn-more/
This one may be slightly better than normiebook but idk yet

>>25816907
Privacy coins are the future.
Look into mimblewimble and grin.

>>25817233
Also probably signal and telegram will be into crypto as they're already end to end encrypted
Also iexec will host noncompliant platforms
In short its being built

>>25816907
/biz/ here; try kneepads. now pls go back to your containment board then drink bleach dilated chudcel.

>>25817352
Cringe

>>25816907
Buy monero, jews hate it

>>25816907
I don't think that crypto will solve these tech censorship problems.
codemonkey did great work with susucoin / susukino.
It had board integration for preserving important posts on a blockchain, but it never really went anywhere and its hard to get now. I can't really recommend it, though... or think of any other crypto that solves this problem well.

>>25816907
Monero, motherfucker! Do you hodl it?

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>>25816907
neck yourself retard

>>25817192
Trump was always a mild reformer and his reforms basically all went through. What is coming next is going to smash you into oblivion since you're so low IQ and unprepared.

>>25816907
If you want to build a censorship resistent platform IPFS and Bitcoin is all you need.
IPFS hosts Uniswap a completely decentralized and non-kyc exchange, it hasn't been taken down because IPFS is decentralized. If you are concerned about domains you can use unstoppable domains.
The solutions to build are there and people have already build financial services on them.
Tl;dr just invest into bitcoin.

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>/pol/
stopped reading there

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>>25817233
Unironically have known the CEO of this for over 8 years as a personal friend. I do know they are legitimately trying to pull this off

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Wow shills you really nailed the hammer into the wall with that one drilled it in there. Good job.

>>25816907
libertas is a low mc coin that's whole point is to facilitate distribution of podcasts. I don't think they have anyone interesting though.

Freedom of speech is not a right in private platforms. Your stupid ass president pissed everyone smart enough to make one down. Sad!

>>25816907
For payments all you need is BTC and XMR (for privacy). If you are interested in censorship resistant internet infrastructure look up Urbit and Handshake. Thats basically it i think.

>>25816907
bro nobody cares, you got duped.

If youre into podcasts check out LIBERTAS

>>25816907
I don't think looking for the secure and fastest is the best way to look at crypto. Right now BTC is acting as a hedge against fiat currencies and the central banking system. If you think about transacting money as speech, then bitcoin is the most free speech coin in existence. It doesn't matter if you are ISIS, North Korea, or a Dentist in Texas trying to send a transaction. All transactions are treated the same. Censorship resistance is one of the most important qualities of bitcoin. No entity can stop you from transacting with another person anywhere in the world. In terms of funding the future of free speech, bitcoin will be used by people who are the most censored. It has by far the most adoption and the most secure network. The best use of blockchain will always be monetary goods like bitcoin and monero. I don't know much about the AI IoT DeFi smart contract oracle buzzword stuff in the space. I am sure a lot of altcoins have potential for decentralized platforms, but centralized services like gab are fine at the moment since they can hand millions of customers. Overall, BTC will be most involved with financial freedom in the future

https://youtu.be/FyK4P7ZdOK8

>>25816907
Turn the phone off go outside

>he doesn't know the ideology of /pol/ is just as anti-freedom
Get fucked fashie, your perfect world would ban crypto

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>>25817240
>mimblewimble and grin.
both are broken by design

monero

Several delegates of the National People's Congress have voted to impeach President Xi Jinping after he incited his supporters to storm The Great Hall of the People.

Among the supporters were Qi-gonganon conspiracy theorists, yellow supremacy extremsists and several CCP officials of the provinces as well as a few wellknown red guard militias.

Several members of the CCP and United Front Coalition Parties and even independents urge vice president Wang Qishan to rule the remainder of his life long term.

Xi Jinping has been accused of encouraging violence with his slogans such as "China Dream" and "Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese characteristics for a New Era".

The social media platforms Weibo and WeChat have now suspended Xi's accounts. Citing their rules of conduct.

Many Chinese are now raising the question "where were the PLA?" and comparisons of the PLA response to Tiananmen Square incident are all across social media.

Though others say it's a racial issue - "if they were Cantonese this would have played out different" says Beijing resident Wang Lee.

Critiques have argued that Xi should just be allowed to serve out his term. "We'll just have to wait his entire life and he'll be gone" said Wu Weihua of the Jiusan Society to the People's Daily.

The Xi supporters were seen stealing the shoes of premier Li Keqiang and ransacked several offices of the Great Hall of the People.

"China Dream" supporters are now planning several other rallies all across the People's Republic.

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this

conservatives always lose baby
don't bet against the trend

>>25816907
>which type of crypto will fund alt-tech in the future? which is the most secure and fast while also having wide adoption? looking to invest long-term
You're thinking wrong, you don't need "special" platforms

All crypto aims to be "decentralized, censorship resistant" and all that bullshit, so it doesn't matter which project that'll be

For example Ethereum devs are all leftists, liberals or commies yet you should be able to do whatever you want on their platform, because if not then it shows that their values mean nothing and it's neither decentralized or censorship resistant.
Everyone stating otherwise is a hypocrite and a liar.

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We need smart contracts based on Monero.

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>>25823012
conservatives yes.
the right loses only until they win, imagine buying Krupp stocks in 1929

>>25816907
>which is the most secure and fast

Cardano.

Look up Charles Hoskinson on Youtube, based af: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDxLwjdMWxQ

People here will call him a basedboi while at the same time not seeing any issue with etherium's culture. Badger Badger Cat Purse is all that needs to be said.

>>25816907
Just buy monero, only truly private coin, hold it for a few years.

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go away. not welcome here.

Monero. But (((they))) will try everything they can to stop it....

>>25817428
This iExec RLC

>>25820303
>The AWS one is true
What the shit...

Cardano already on it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDxLwjdMWxQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfFd3-RWK5U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JilEb42q-CI

Charles is /ourguy/

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>Ethereum
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Monero is the best digital currency

>>25816907
TRON is your answer, now fuck off back to pol

>>25816907
urbit

>>25816907
He thinks the 1st amendment has been broken. LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL