/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27805868
Hotskinsun is pretty based.

>>27805868
What will the price of ADA be in 5 years time?

>>27805868
Whatever faggot your 4 year old shitcoin doesn’t even do smart contracts.

>>27806313
$200, not inflation adjusted

>>27806546
it does now tho, but only testnet

lmao he's such a blatant salesman

only reason I buy is because I know you shmucks get convinced by his rhetoric

>>27806759
Exactly, you don't see Gavin shilling Polkadot on these faggot shill youtube channels. This is a turn off rather than a turn on.

But nobody uses Cardano. ETH already won.

>>27806925
>green SEX id
Cartrano btfo

Pyramid (Generates governance shares)
https://pastebin.com/y535XeGs
0xCbA2630071BC46aCc3408749cf8c76E4a4599Db7

Oracle (tells the truth)
https://pastebin.com/FVAp5Whu
0x0efa0243b1D09cAd2F0EE48eB0Cb78D005FcD629

Wager Usecase
https://pastebin.com/pJdnSbyT
0xC8DB55f6fb308D8cEacaA123be3AcB87c8B2be57

When you consider that all of these billion dollar companies have teams building stuff on Ethereum, its quite obvious whos going to come out on top.

>>27807054
this isn't actually an argument. because ethereum could just be a launch pad.

they can easily migrate their project to another chain

>>27807121
um like avalanche sweaty

>>27807233
Keep dreaming retard. No one moving to that shitty side-chain

>>27805868
This is going to be the Linux to ETH's Windows, isn't it? Better tech, fewer users. Well, before Android came along, in any case.

>>27807311
it's up over 30% in 2 days. today it will be $20 eod

>>27807054
Right? No one would ever develop applications to be compatible with OSX or Android when they already made them for Windows. Stupid to think that we won't have a completely monolithic world.

>>27805868

I fucked up majorly the other day and I don't know what to do. I went full retard and tried to chase the GME and SLV pumps and got cucked out of $600. I had 45k ADA but now not only did I lose $600 but I missed out on like almost 40% increase of potential profit because of the recent ADA pumps.

I'm trying so hard right now to not FOMO back in with all of these cunt faggots who are getting in late when a year ago I had over 110k ADA and am down only because I decided to buy a fuckin car with half my stack a few months back.

I'm trying so hard not to FOMO guys. I just want a 40% correction at least. I want to at least get back in under .40 and it's looking like it ain't happening. Should I just an hero? I missed my only chance at escaping wage cuckery. I can't do it anymore. I'll blow my brains out if I have to work a retail job ever again. I'd rather sleep on the streets.

>>27805868

B A S E D

>>27806834
Don't talk about P here, keep it quiet for redditors.

80k at 9c average, probably the best financial decision I'll ever make.

What...what happens when we hit coinbase?

>>27806759
* based, did the same

>>27806759
That's the point of crypto though. Design a passable design, then just market it as a good coin. Regardless if ada is good or not, he can put it in such a way were the coin seems like a good thing

>>27807911
wait for btc to have it's next run nigger. When the boss charges up and blasts off you know alts get fucked for a while

>>27806655
I want to believe

>>27807911
> I decided to buy a fuckin car with half my stack a few months back.
>I just want a 40% correction at least.
you sound like a retarded faggot

>>27806655
Kek

>>27807054

How many will switch be honest here, ETH market domanance was down 40% in 2020 and will continue to drop. If ETH 2.0 isn't out quick and works flawlessly they will switch.

Cardano is so much behind ETH, it's not even funny.
There's a reason why it's a ghost chain.

>>27807054
Both ada and avax run solidity smart-contracts better than eth itself.

>>27809600
Why are you lying? Ada still isn't running any smart contracts in production yet. Nobody gives a fuck about test net performance.

>>27809431
its quite literally a hare and the tortoise race, you will be wrong in a couple years.

>>27810326
In a couple years we'll have ETH 2.0 which will mitigate the possible advantages of ETH "killers".
I actually agree that ADA would be serious competition for ETH IF it would be feature complete right now but it just isn't.

>>27806834
that's because gavin has so much disdain for plebs it shows on his face. see their failed years long attempts to lobby the ethereum community for a bailout
he sells to VCs, especially of the chinese kind. what is he, if not a salesman? a programmer? all the big ethereum hacks happened due to code he personally wrote or oversaw (dao, parity vulnerabilities). his hubris is counterproductive to security

>>27810326
hahaha the amount of times I've heard this shit
>hare and tortoise
>ocean and pond
you guys are literally just repeating Charles' sales speeches; exactly how gullible are you?

>>27807911
>I missed my only chance at escaping wage cuckery.
Come on now Anon

>>27805868
This isn’t even his final form

How are we still.pumping wtf????

>>27807054
Eth smells bad. I thought it was incredible right up until immutable code got rolled back to protect the brand image. That said, the idea there's going to be some dominant coin, even in a particular niche like dApps, and everything else will go to zero, is fucking retarded. It doesn't matter how much better at scaling you get compared to bitcoin: Even with centralized systems that are far more efficient current demand supplies multiple services, and that's with most of the world excluded. And the idea that there will be a coin that not only does everything but does it well is insanely retarded. Eth will be big business's bottom bitch. Bitcoin will likely be a world reserve currency solely because of first mover and a lack of central influence. Tons of other coins will be used for particular niches, competing with each other and fiatcoins like Eth and Bitcoin (fiat meaning the powers that be declare them kosher by edict) to keep prices low and innovation (well, not Bitcoin) flowing.

>>27810418

cardano is scam lmao. 3 fucking years and they dont even have working testnet, lmao another eth killer

>>27806546
Wait 6 weeks.

>>27806313
Probably around 10$. They are build this for enterprises that's why there will be support for Java and Javascript.

>>27806925
Eth can only run like 2 apps at a time. ETH 2.0 is 2 years away. ADA is ready now.

>>27807054
ADA can run solidity code without any modifications. The migration path is very simple.

>>27807233

>>27813270
>3 fucking years and they dont even have working testnet,
We just hardforked onto the Mary Goguen main-net.
What time line are you living in?

>>27806313
$10 - $15

>>27807233
The next time you consider typing "sweaty", just neck yourself instead. Go dilate

Has there been any research into running verified code on cloud services securely? It's my understanding dApp coins have the code written to the blockchain, and then it gets executed on the ledger. This will always have performance penalties. Has there been any research into a protocol that allows code/binaries to be distributed to a blockchain to be verified, but then for execution the network executes them on an actual machine, without the host being able to know what is being executed or to interfere with it? Similar to how Freenet works?

>>27806759
COPE

>>27807054
billion dollar companies work with ETH, take lessons learned and then build in-house. but keep trying my salty mETH fren

>>27807233
kek no

>>27810224
It's not a lie, nobody gives a fuck about AVAX but paid AVAX shills. Solidity devs will be moving to Cardano, not some paid-shill-fest coin. but best of luck to you avax chad

>>27810418
>In a couple years we'll have ETH 2.0
lol no. Phase 2 is 4-6 years away from completion.

>>27805868
Charles is jealous of Vitalik’s non-obese frame and early success, dude is a raging narcissist

>>27814181
Formal verification in software has been used for decades. Mostly in aviation, military and medicine

>>27814181
On-chain code for what needs to run on-chain. Off-chain code for what needs to run off-chain. right now for ETH devs have to write both in different languages and then not fuck it all up and they fuck it up all the time, so they have to pay for formal verification services if they can afford it, and most do not. In Cardano, you program in a single environment and Plutus will give you both the on-chain code and the off-chain code for you. Plus Cardano is getting Quick-Check for plutus which devs will get for free.

>>27814671
Right. I guess what I'm getting at is the problem with traditional centralized services is that even if they publish the code their server is running, you can't verify that without access to the machine. With on-chain code you can verify what is being executed, but the performance is bad. I'm wondering if there's a protocol, or research, into a way to execute public code without trust of the person hosting the machine it gets ran on.
>I publish nudiegirl_exchange.exe to the blockchain
>people can verify the integrity of the executable (let's say with hashing)
>the network takes the executable and allocates server time for it
>a machine(s) begin executing the program
>the people with physical access to the servers not only can't access the executable (it's my understanding current cloud providers hypothetically have this privacy enable), they don't know which of the programs distributed to the blockchain is being executed (similar to how with Freenet you don't know what content you're hosting)
>the network compensates cloud providers with crypto
>when the program outputs, by nature of the protocol users are certain it was produced with the publicly available code

>>27806759
Literally why I buy ALGO over ADA. The guy's like one of those old time snake oil salesmen youd see at a carnival. Ok I get some of you like him. Thats fine. Take your chances. But I dont trust him. Many such cases. Sad.

>>27807417
you guys keep acting like price movement means the tech is good...

>>27806313
look at the market cap. probably $3-4.

>>27814526
Go back

>>27805868
which one has more kikes?