/biz/ - Business & Finance

all i see is the smell of shit because i poopood in my chair

DELETE THIS RIGTH NOW

>>26308352
why dont people use this over tether?

>>26308519
When you make it you will still be a mentally stunted manchild.

>>26308352
This is good for ETH

>>26308559
Go fuck yourself.

>>26308352
I don't get it some app is going to integrate a stable coin and verify they hold reserves? Cool but circle is a KYC hellscape and transfering to stable coin is taxable event anyways so I don't get it. What is the advantage? We know when we uniswap into usdc its less likely to go tits up?

>>26308654
>>26308620
No high IQ's so far, just midwits.

>>26308654
It's more normie friendly, and the normies outnumber /biz by a considerable margin.

>>26308352
CHAINLINK WILL VERIFY

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

>>26308580
they will. Coinbase IPO is going to be huug

>>26308352
link to ab thread?

>>26308654
Not everyone has idiot burger laws

>>26308352
>US OCC giving the green flag
>>/biz/thread/S25901577

nvm found it

>>26308352
> "JUST TWO MORE QUARTERS MARINES!"

>>26308972
Is this soijack real?

>>26308352
OOOO AAAHHH HAHAHAHHAHA
MY LINKY STAYS SUPER STINKY!!
1000 EOY IS FUDDDD!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>26308771
Normies hold usdc? In terms of normie hype this is like 1% as much as PayPal selling btc. Still why wouldn't you just convert to USD on circle which will have less fees without a doubt.

Assblaster was a larper and he even shilled Vechain. He just shilled whatever was hot at the time. Just happened to get Chainlink right.

>>26309355
Jesus, anon. Where is your imagination? They might not hold it YET, but the implications for on-ramping and general usability for normies is significant. Visa, USDC, crypto assets all coming together on one app so easy to use that even you could probably manage it. Never mind, mate. NGMI

>>26309430
>I strongly recommend Req

>>26309633
Oh no no no no

>>26309633
>>26309633

the answer is XRP OP

>>26309430
He even said himself those weren’t long term things. His long term holds were Link, XMR, and Ark. If you bought those when he mentioned it you’d have a pretty damn good run going

>>26308519
You should wear pants

>>26308352
The most important thread would highlight that the top few crypto holders (BTC only) hold 100 billion at today’s price. That’s a significant portion of a “currency” controlled by a few people. Worth noting is that these early miners and adopters have an effective cost basis of zero, so no real pain is felt with a substantial drop - they have no entry or floor price and are comfortable selling large $ amounts even as its tanking. They’re the primary large volume sellers you see on intraday charts. They’re also a reason we will see normal investors scared away as standing sell orders, especially the past few weeks, knock the price down a few percent on any gain. New money, as was being discussed on FBN doesn’t stand a chance unless they want to day trade and chase altcoins, trying to be the early adopters on the next ponzi coin. Greed is common with investing, but for a virtual currency, talk is shifting towards it all crashing given it didn’t start with a set value, rather a few folks holding control and able to manipulate and capture new money as it flows in. I fear new money is going to say no thanks and we will all be trading each other’s money soon, on the way down.

>>26310649
Who pays you? Or are you just a salty reddit refugee?

>>26308352
All I see is sergey betray

Something something Stellar Lumens