/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29415004
It’s the superior choice obviously. Anyone who thinks otherwise has a mid to low IQ

>>29415004
Its a sign of strength. High chance we reach new highs this week.

Low iq apes still dont get it. ADA is the new meta.

stacklet of 5363 here, aigmi

This is why you buy the dips. I'll buy more next dip

>>29415004
It's the crypto of the future, anon. How many time must you be told?

>>29415004
Absolute market manipulation is what is going on.

>>29415868
Dude, I have over 9000 ADA.

>>29415004
It's superior in every way and is just about to show it

>>29415710
you'll be more than alright

gonna sell my ZIL tmrw, can't figure out if i wanna stack more ADA or IOTA. anon, any thoughts?

>>29415843

>>29416114
IOTA has better ROI at this point due to market cap, but ADA is a lot less volatile.

Do both on a 70/30

>>29415004
READ THIS SHIT ANONS

SingularityNET's Founder on Cardano:
>https://youtu.be/f8JVh1S774k?t=320
>the first infrastructure with the potential to be capable of supporting large-scale decentralized AI systems
>Ethereum launched something, but it doesn't have the sophistication or scalability of design to support [the world computer] vision
>Cardano with the Plutus smart contracts being released is a much more credible infrastructure for a world computer...
>a secure privacy preserving democratically governed world computer

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>https://youtu.be/f8JVh1S774k?t=2856
>if you have a private chain
>e.g. if a bank wants to so some blockchain stuff internally, but they also want to interoperate with a public network, then you can have elegant isomorphisims between a Private Cardano network and a Public Cardano Network
>if you're trying to do that with Ethereum or EOS or something, the mapping of private to public is more awkward and requires more work

>Haskell language has the ability to set up mathematical mappings between smart contracts in an automatic way
>A Cardano Haskell program is its own mathematical formalization
vs.
>An Ethereum Solidity program is not (in a useful sense) its own mathematical description.
>A Haskell program is closer to being its own mathematical description
>if you need to map between a contract in a private subchain, and a smart contract on a public subchain - those contracts are very close to knowing how to describe themselves to each other, so you can just map between the two in a formal way
>it's quite elegant
>you can't build those isomorphisms (structure-preserving mappings) between two Solidity contracts in any practical way
>isomorphisms = a mathematical term for a structure preserving mapping
>you can map one contract into another in a way that preserves all the key properties
>In Cardano's Plutus: you can set up these mappings automatically between smart contracts
>In Solidity or WebAssembly: you cannot do this

>>29416341
good call anon, 70/30 it is

>>29416391
CONTRAST WITH WHAT CONSENSYS IS TRYING TO DO WITH ETHEREUM
CONTRAST WITH WHAT JP MORGAN WAS TRYING TO DO WITH THEIR OWN BLOCKCHAIN
>all those things are going to be much nicer with Plutus
>Financial Services Industry will see that because they're always early-adopters of technology
>They're also early adopters of AI technology
You're going to see a big payoff for Cardano and SingularityNET:
>as DeFI Mainstreams
>as DeFI Merges with Traditional Finance
>then you have large traditional finance organizations that want blockchain inside
and
>they're going to be increasingly dealing with public blockchain markets
and
>they're going to want nice interoperation between them
and
>they're used to software that is less crappy than Ethereum or WebAssembly
>their software frameworks are not as good as Cardano, but they're better than other blockchains
so
>they don't want to take a step backwards
but
>they will take a step forwards

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>https://youtu.be/f8JVh1S774k?t=3100
This could be what turns Cardano into a 100 billion dollar market cap
>Cardano is going to become the engine of DeFI
>Then being the engine of DeFI... when DeFI merges with traditional finance...
>Then as AI gradually takes over Finance, and Singularity NET is jumping in there
Within a few years you can have 10's of trillions of dollars of financial transactions being coordinated by:
>machine learning algorithms running on a combination of public and private Cardano blockchain
>if you look at the logic of it, it's something that almost has to happen

>>29416114
Ada will soon launch on Coinbase. That will make the price shoot up because ameripoors can buy it easy. Right now they can't buy Ada easy because they cant use Binance.

95k stack here. Lost tens of thousands in the dip earlier and just ignored it and we're fucking back /biz/bros. Never, ever going back under $1 again.

>>29415004
>>29415004
I want to say it's resilience, all good projects have it. BUT, reef is pumping while the rest of market is shitting the bed (like for the 3rd time today) so I don't know lol

>>29416468
-------------------
>https://youtu.be/f8JVh1S774k?t=3100
This could be what turns Cardano into a 100 billion dollar market cap
>Cardano is going to become the engine of DeFI
>Then being the engine of DeFI... when DeFI merges with traditional finance...
>Then as AI gradually takes over Finance, and Singularity NET is jumping in there
Within a few years you can have 10's of trillions of dollars of financial transactions being coordinated by:
>machine learning algorithms running on a combination of public and private Cardano blockchain
>if you look at the logic of it, it's something that almost has to happen

>>29416486
didn't even consider that. holding since 10c but i don't want to get too greedy so i might have to take some off the top if there is a coinbase listing.

>>29416837
read what I posted anon... awareness is spreading:
>>29416391
>>29416468

>>29416837
>reef pumping

this shit has been the same price since i first read about it kek

Big news for ADA in March