/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28798478
ADA

>>28798478
Made for big white Nordic cock.

Every coin other than btc is a shitcoin even eth

BTC

Celsius

>>28798478
ADA

>>28798478
bitcoin you insufferable fool. Trade shitcoins to stack sats. get a clue faggot

>>28798478
BBC

USD

>>28798478
Iota. Unironically

>>28798478
A..AHAH...ASK.....AHAHAHAHAH....ASKO! AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

ETH
Link
IOTA

>>28798740
Which would soon run on Cardano

Link

XMR, unironically.

how do i know about the coins before they are even released into the wild yet? i want to get in on them for cheap but idk how to know when. is there like a calendar somewhere?

Link, PNK, GRT

HBAR

Lol, no one in this thread is mentioning Haircomb

>>28798888
Quads speak the truth. Praise kek.

Unironically Monero

>>28798478
We don't know. I think we're in a bubble more like the dotcom bubble now.

Yeah blockchain is definitely here to stay.

I feel like BTC and ETH are the only really safe bets.

BTC is the number one fiat hedge/store of value crypto. What the point of similar ones like litecoin going to be? Sure litecoin is technically a "better" version of bitcoin in terms of ease of use, but there's a whole lot of other coins that are "better" better versions than litecoin, and any coin can always be upgraded.

But yeah BTC - store of value king
ETH - Internet blockain king.

anything else that's going to survive has got to do something different/more niche than these two.

that is my amateur opinion.

NOIA, it will be the #1 coin not related to a financial service

>>28798478
ADA, LINK, ALGO, GRT, RBC, RVN, seem like the up and comers grounded in reality. The rest seem like marketing and hype over buzzwords.

>>28798478
XRP will change the world

Obviously Holochain as low energy holoports, unlimited transaction, lightning fast, decentralized pretty much everything blockchain promised but failed to deliver.

>>28799210
monero won't survive crypto regulation/wallets going mainstream/being regulated, it won't even be able to serve it's purpose

>>28798478
Monero.

Alright, I won't just mention "Haircomb" and then peace out of the thread. You all should really do your due diligence on this thing. Yes, it sort of has a stupid name, but so does the computer mouse, computer cookies, and even Bitcoin.

This thing is capable of sending an infinite amount of transactions at once all for a VERY small fee, COMPLETELY ANONYMOUSLY. Not only that, it's already pre-built into the BTC chain, and will eventually be merge-mined with BTC soon, which will price-out anyone reading this very, very soon.

Do your own research, set aside a weekend to claim just once, and I promise it'll be worth it if you just save your .dat wallet to a flash drive and forget about it for a year.


https://github.com/natasha-otomoski/bitcoin/releases/tag/0.18.1-prod

https://github.com/natasha-otomoski/combfullui/

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5195815.0

https://pastebin.com/ExxpA2b1

>>28798478
Unironically, LINK

algorand

xrp, xmr
i own neither of them

REEF

>>28799510
>monero won't survive crypto regulation/wallets going mainstream/being regulated, it won't even be able to serve it's purpose

Somebody didn't get the memo on atomic swaps.

>>28798478
ALGO

>>28798478
Muh dick

Imagine thinking Monero wont survive. I can understand people being sceptical about BTC in the begining, but it takes a special kind of retard to think otherwise about Monero now.

>>28800212
whatever pump fag, i hope you never make your money back on it.

PNK is like Chainlink two years ago.

>>28800212
Based. I can't believe people still buy into the Monero fud.

>>28800212
my gf saw monerochan and tought it was a drawig I made of her.

>>28798808
based

Monero will survive and thrive because it's battle-hardened and actually useful, its currently kicking BTC's ass where fundamentals matter most and will continue to do so as more people realize just how critical banking secrecy and fungibility actually are.

No fungibility = no future.

>>28798888
>>28799210
>>28799510
>>28799525
>>28799907
>>28799978
>>28800212
>>28800507
>>28800687

Monero is great, really, it is. But Haircomb does what Monero does, and it does it way better. When quantum computers come. Bitcoin is toast, and Monero is toast. This is where Haircomb comes in. Can Monero send millions of 100% anonymous transactions at once for a fee of ~$20?

>>28800984
Yours faithfully,

Pajeet.

>>28798478

ADA seems to be the long-term, likely future.

>>28801142
I'm curious. Have you read the source code of Haircomb yourself? If you have, and you understand it, you would know this is unequivocally the biggest upside bet in crypto right now, and it's not even close.

Unironically BAO

I am talking post capitalism phase.

>>28800984
>Monero is great, really, it is. But Haircomb does what Monero does, and it does it way better. When quantum computers come. Bitcoin is toast, and Monero is toast. This is where Haircomb comes in. Can Monero send millions of 100% anonymous transactions at once for a fee of ~$20?

We average a new "Monero killer!" about once a week now. Yawn.

Let us know when the darknet starts making moves to adopt it.

>>28800984
where do you even buy haircomb? or is it just a wallet, how do i make money off of it

>>28800984
Why the fuck would you send millions of transactions lol. One transaction is like $0.01 on monero anyway

The quantum computing argument is so retarded I'll pretend you never said it

>>28798478
some eth killer. i think it's yet to appear.

>>28801492
Haircomb is private, it's untraceable, it's secure, fungible, and decentralized. Not only that, but it's quantum resistant, AND has a limited supply.

rubic unironically

>>28798888
>XMR
checked and based

>>28801594
You don't "buy" it yet, technically. You can claim it for 330 Satoshis + mining fees by going to http://127.0.0.1:2121/ after running combfullui.exe and the modified Bitcoin core at the same time. Read the pages on this thread, it should give you everything you need to know. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5195815.0

>>28801707
>limited supply
Perfect, since it has no demand.

>>28801617
Have you ever wondered how beneficial that ability would be to major BTC and ETH institutions? And no, the quantum computing argument is far from delusional. Shor's Algorithm is already crypto's biggest threat.

>>28801707
>Haircomb is private, it's untraceable, it's secure, fungible, and decentralized. Not only that, but it's quantum resistant, AND has a limited supply.

Talk is cheap, adoption speaks for itself.

>>28801899
It's inevitable to have a surge in demand in 2022 when BTC fees skyrocket and miners begin claiming all the COMB that you were too quick to brush off as just another XMR killer.

>>28802211
You'll see the adoption when BTC fees reach new all time highs.

>>28802072
Yes the threat exists. Yes every encryption algorithm was and will be broken eventually. Does that mean you should stop using TLS in your browser now?

Technology adapts and way before we can use quantum computing we will have moved on to quantum resistent algorithms. Thinking that Monero will stay the same is the delusion here.

>>28798478
AVAX if they get their shit together

>>28802542
If there were a quantum-resistant TLS, yes, that would mean I should stop using TLS. We've already developed quantum resistance, this isn't pie-in-the-sky futurism. It's called Haircomb.

rsr

>>28801881
this has got to be a larp, right? you do realize I know that 127.0.0.1 is just localhost, are you suggesting that combfullui opens up a local webserver and i'm supposed to connect to that to claim my haircomb whatthefuck? do you mean bitcoin core as in the wallet, or a verification node?

>>28803004
This isn't a larp, everything is explained in the bitcointalk thread.

coomcoin

>>28803313
>pink IDs
it's a sign, alright, fine, fuck, i'll check this out purely because i know how big quantum resistance will be soon.

>>28803536
Nice, I think you'll be really impressed with Natasha's work.

ADA, AMP

haircomb wallet is out of sync. help.

>>28804542
You need the modified Bitcoin core installed, and the entire Bitcoin blockchain. The Bitcoin blockchain will take 2 or 3 days to install, but don't worry, it doesn't take up any bandwidth. You can get it here:

https://github.com/natasha-otomoski/bitcoin/releases/tag/0.18.1-prod

>>28804850
should i run this on my main PC or can i shove this on a raspberry pi or something?

>>28805014
I ran it on my main PC. If you don't trust it, you can always use a VM. Haven't tried anything with a Pi yet, but that could be interesting.

>>28805123
thanks man, i appreciate the advice. Why do you think this will be the go to solution? Would it be possible for existing vulnerable chains to simply migrate to a different encryption format and copy the existing chain over? Or is that impossible/improbable.

>>28800367
I mean, besides the retarded concept that could never work irl.

Statera, the king of DeFi. New whitepaper and marketing will change biz forever.

chode token clearly, you just dont know it yet.

>>28799674
haircomb is a good idea but the underlying premise, the comb, isn't new and probably not unique among crypto projects. yes it could be the new thing after xmr but this project isnt going to be. its a nice proof of concept and impressive given its one person but one person, minimal platforms (their excuse is using tor but doesnt provide tor platforms to communicate), little development or community support, even the setup process is something i wouldnt even expect from 2012.

>>28798478
BLFI

>>28806014
so what do you think will be the quantum proof choice then? how does one migrate a vulnerable blockchain to be quantum proofed without damaging it?

>>28802211
kekd&checked

>>28806087
im not saying the comb wont be, im saying if its is then another project will implement, release and advertise it a whole lot better.

>>28806346
well until i see that shit i'm gonna get me some haircomb

>>28805418
It'll be the go-to solution because BTC fees are going to skyrocket next year, causing insane demand for COMB, in-turn causing the miners to scoop up all the COMB. People have also theorized that exchanges will soon be competing for COMB claims, driving the price up even further. As for the existing vulnerable chains, it's up in the air.

>>28806014
Really doubting Natasha is one person. And there is a chat out there, but it's very hard to get into. You may not like the tediousness, but this is like buying BTC before Gox.

>>28806456
how do i accumulate this? is it just mining, and if so, what miner should i use? thank you for helping me with all this BTW, i really hope we both make it, friend.

Bitcoin (BSV)

That's a man + ADA

>>28806826
No, you don't mine it. You have to send 330 Satoshi to one of the bc1... stealth addresses in your generated wallet after syncing up your modified Bitcoin chain completely. You are not guaranteed the COMB after doing this. You'll only receive the COMB if you had the highest fee in the block, which is around 200 Satoshis per byte right now. Because of this, it's recommended you use a wallet that lets you send customized fees like Electrum.

>>28806437
im following the project and hope it does well but we'll see
>>28806456
if it is a team then they really need to focus on their online platforms. a team of what i assume are compsci can easily make their own website at least.
i dont mind the 'tediouness' but im sure others will. accessibility is a huge role in adoption, an online platform, a simple setup and interface (even a tui would be enough) is something people nowawadays cry if they dont have. xmr really benefited from this.

>>28807132
interesting, what's the explanation for why the Github hasn't been updated in over a year? Is there a new file repo? Haircomb is basically nonexistant on google besides a few vague websites from 2+ years ago

Unironically:

>TEZOS
>ALGORAND
>STELLAR

You're gonna be fine with these three in a year and a half. And by fine I mean you can have your Mohtashami Reza contemporary homes.

>>28798478
XHV. Basically RSR+XMR.

Full privacy of monero with the creation of stablecoins that you can spend like dollars with a recently announced debit card

>>28807132
also this is a lot more than 330 sats is it not?

COSMOS $ATOM

>>28807252
The project is roughly finished. Information on COMB is intentionally suppressed and mysterious for reasons unknown. As for that website, it was created as a joke.

>>28807421
Unsure of why that number is significant, but it's not true. You can just send 330 Satoshis + a high mining fee and you'll probably get ~1.57 COMB you can sweep into your generated wallet.

You guys really need to stop giving the pajeet so many (you)s.

>>28807720
thanks man, i'll check this out. When do you think mainstream support will come? I'm a dev so maybe I could contribute to that, but I'm more of a frontend + apps guy so I guess I could assist with making it look good. Do you think this will ever have the valuation that BTC does?

>>28799469
It's changing Jeb McCaleb's world he's dumping 50M xrp a day

>>28807867
Support will likely come when BTC fees become uncomfortably high, which is estimated to happen next year. Once it becomes merge-mined with BTC, I have no doubt in my mind it'll be worth at least a tenth of a Bitcoin.

>>28807356
>nice concept
>good product
>xmr users use it as their only currency so a card and exchange ability between fiat and commodities helps cement that
>official spreadshirt store
yes

>>28808030
why will bitcoin fees become so high?

NuCypher

>>28798478
Fantom

Polkadot

>>28808620
Hashrate dropping + price rallies.

>>28800984
>One single female pajeet dev
>whitepaper 404s
>website leads to an AD

This is why I'm bullish on XHV

>>28798478

districtox
algorand

>>28798552
Hello hellos hello, the jolly heretic here. People should find a mate with a genetic difference that is as close as third cousins would be. So yes, she's clearly made for nordic cock.

>>28808992
so when the price rallies for COMB as well, it scales better and has less fees? Why do you think people will switch from COMB-BTC? and thank you for letting me pick your brain about this stuff

>>28809304
No problem. That's another thing about COMB - not only does it scale better, but it's infinitely scalable. The way COMB is structured intrinsically turns BTC into a gas fee.

>>28809471
are there any other chains similar to COMB? I guess the current idea is that COMB becomes Bitcoin 2, because it's quantum proof and will be a much better store of wealth, but why wouldn't a different chain do this instead?

>>28809623
First mover advantage is a real thing. People are making COMB for Litecoin and Dogecoin as well. I would encourage reading up on all the links I posted before, it's sort of hard to understand but it's insanely interesting. Definitely worth claiming at least once.

>>28809169
Leftists cant breed

>>28798478
btc

>>28798478
I can't imagine any future shit other than Injective. It is the first L2 derivatives DEX that include crypto, forex, and tokenized stocks like GME, TSLA, AMZN.

That is the reason fucking INJ is mooning for weeks

>>28809746
thanks man, I'll look into it, how do you know about LTC and DOGE forks of COMB, where can i find more info? is it in the IRC?

>>28798478

COCKTAILBAR (COC)

>>28798478
In the top10 :
xrp and xlm will drop out
Polcadot will replace eth on 2.
Avax will be a top 10

>>28798513
This, ZIL, and ONE

>>28799674
>28799674
i'm intrigued anon, but i'm a noob and don't undestand how to purchase this or 'claim' it?

DeFi is the future of crypto but it needs more accessibility.

YFI tried to this but they fucked up and hacked.

keyTango gonna make accessible to DeFi for everyone. Don't be fool and don't miss the TANGO sale ma fren

>>28811524
don't worry man, wait a year or two when it's at 20k a coin or so and buy some. This type of stuff is for advanced people only, like Bitcoin in 2010. Just wait, your time will come :D

Xmr

Only crypto to displace btc, the king, from a market so far

>>28811744
Lol, something tells me you knew a lot more about COMB than you initially appeared. Do you have access to the IRC?

>>28811524
Join t dot me/comb_talk and I'll answer any questions

OP, she's super cute. If she's not a dude.

And Zilliqa

>>28799210
>Unironically Monero
Right answer.

>>28799510
>monero won't survive crypto regulation
Literal FUD. It's not going to happen. Tor is the the main and mostly only door to darknet markets and pedophilia and it's not banned nor regulated. Shut the fuck up.

>>28800984
Haircomb? I swear to God you're one of those Bytecoin scammers who release CryptoNote coins by pushing a button on a website, aren't you? And don't talk as if hard cap was something good. It's not. Bitcoin already has a hard cap and will try to survive on a fee market, we will see how this shit goes. Monero has a minimal but stable emission that will reach 0.6 XMR per block. At least miners will always have a reward.
And please, nigga, the day "quantum computer comes" (lmao what does that even mean you ignoramus) monero and bitcoin will just shift to a similar protocol with added resistance.

>>28798478
>look a girl pls tell me what to spend my money on
youre a lost cause

>>28798478
Iota by a fucking landslide

>>28798478
in order of personal appraisal of liklihood:
CKB
AR
ADA
AVAX
BTC
BCH
ETH2

>>28798478
ADA, Monero, Link, BTC

>>28798478
Bitcoin. It is the only existing crypto that actually makes any sense. No crypto outperforms bitcoin for more than a few months. Then they all tank or, at best, go sideways.

>>28798478
all of them

>>28812481
nah, I don't actually know anything about it, I wasn't baiting you, although I'm sure the other people here appreciate the breadcrumbs. I did some reading though and I definitely see the intrinsic value in it, it's quite groundbreaking. Wish I had access to the IRC lmao

>>28812481
Are the only people active on the project right now the guys on bitcointalk? Where is the community centered for this?

>>28815181
Someone had a thread a long time ago where they said there's an IRC but it's only for developers. I'm not in it either, but it definitely seems like some things are going on behind the scenes

>>28816173
I'm a dev, how could I get in? If you don't know that's fine, I'll look into it. Thanks for all the advice, man.

>>28816968
Yeah I'm not sure. I emailed Natasha and got no response. In the meantime, I made one for anyone to get in on telegram, t (.) me / comb_talk

AMP, Unironically. I don’t even want it to be but it will be mass adopted faster.

>>28799088
See you on the moon, Chadgraph

>>28798888
Holy Check! 8888