/biz/ - Business & Finance

Bitcoin, Monero, Avalanche, Polkadot, BNB (maybe)

>>49818050
Bitcoin, Etherem, Monero, Avalanche, Chainlink

>>49818099
Ethereum*

>>49818050
Cardano (ADA). ETH will perish in the flames.

>>49818050
Just LINK
The rest will fight for the scraps

>>49818161
>dumping linky will survive
lol, remember to buy a rope on sale with around 50k linkies when time comes.

>>49818080
>>49818099
>Bitcoin
Hodlers never fucking learn huh

>>49818080
>>49818099


Is avalanche gonna survive? How is it compare to solana?

BNB will barely fall in USD price

>>49818050
this is what will survive for sure:
>BTC
>ETH
Thats it.
Here is what else I'm accumulating:
>ADA
>LINK
Ada is an absolute shitcoin but it has what it needs to rise: a cult following of idiots
Link is a nice meme so it can have a tiny spot in my portfolio.

>>49818050
Bitcoin (sadly), Monero, SecretNetwork, Polkadot, Solana, Elrond

For me, it's Avalanche (ticker: AVAX)

>no rose
Ngmi

>>49818050
VET

>>49818186
Vastly superior in terms of tech, but not backed by the Jew

>>49818216
>Elrond
Nice

I don't even like icp but unironically icp

>>49818200
It seems simpler to be an uninformed idiot: I DCA the 10 first market cap with unecessary money, and we'll see.

>>49818080
i agree because of the positive reinforcement fpbp gives my choices

>>49818050
In your fear and uncertainty it will be tempting to put your trust in some person or group who emerges and claims to have a "way out", which will involve sacrificing some of your liberty. You must resist this urge. These self‑proclaimed saviors may appear in many forms, under any number of banners: "intellectuals", "influential people", "progressive thinkers", "billionaires", "the UN", "the EU", "self‑selected multinational coalition", "global leaders", "world governments", "radicals", "revolutionaries" or some combination of these. They may appear charismatic. They may appear to have your best interests at heart. They may stand united, arm‑in‑arm, proclaiming "We know the way forward", advancing some form of "people's revolution" or "Global Reset" where "you will be in charge", hawking various "‑isms" and promises of a better tomorrow. These people are not your friends. They are not to be trusted. They are the same global banking elites using the same fear tactics, shilling the same magic potions and snake oils as always. They want only one thing: power.

Bitcoin, Raptoreum, Chainlink, XMR, ETH are the big 5 for me

>>49818183
i don't hold bitcoin

>>49818186
yes. it's been handling transactions and defi liquidations smoothly. the avalanche c-chain which most people use is EVM compatible so most Ethereum devs and tooling works out the box for it - ETH devs, community and users will have no problems adopting it.

You can build additional blockchains on Avalanche called Subnets. Eg: running a Solana subnet on it.

Solana is fast but pretty centralized. It's the #1 VC chain.

Both will be around as long as people believe in smart contracts

>>49818050
BTC ETH ICP ADA DOT
basically the ones that spent their budget on R&D instead of marketing

>>49818050
BNB
BAT
XMR
simple as

>>49818050
there can be only one

Bitcoin is shitty and old and slow.
No way it actually survives long term without a complete revamp to 2.0.
Or a migration to Bitcoin SV which could actually facilitate more than 1 transaction per hour

>>49818259
>buying by market cap
lol, look at the history of top 10s in the past 10 years. you'll rope.

>>49818050
This is clown world, the real shitty shitcoins are going to make it. Actual good crypto with use case will die because again, clown world. No one actually cares about fundamentals, you didn't fall for the fundamental meme, did you?

>>49818050
Bitcoin.
Purpose of alts is to stack sats, always has been.

>>49818050
Same as last time
BTC
ETH
LINK

buy enough of those three and you'll legit make it in the next bullrun.
Just like the people who bought BTC, ETH, and LINK made it in this past bullrun.

>>49818050

Litecoin has survived all the ups and downs of crypto and will continue to do so.

Also shit that has entered the market since 2018 and has a high marketcap at the moment will go byebye. Looking at you shib, polkadot, avalanche, solana.

>>49818846
kek'd

>>49818050
You already know

>>49818050
everything associated with dot, ada and eth will crash and burn, because it's slow, expensive. inflationary garbage

>>49818080
Qanx will be amongst the surviving coins dumb bitch

>>49818050
>crypto
>actual value
Don't ever change, /biz/.

>>49818050
My best is on Monero, as well as other privacy coins including Tornado, Railgun, Aztec etc. All things remaining equal, it is very likely that the demand for privacy sky rockets over the next couple of weeks/months.

Everest ID.

>>49818161
Retard. Where'd you put Polkadot

>>49818186
I have more confidence in AVAX ahead of SOL. Always crashing like shit

>>49818216
>Bitcoin (sadly),
Why BTC and why Sadly

>Monero, SecretNetwork
Every single project here is going to make it, most especially monero

>>49818361
>BTC ETH ICP ADA DOT
This about sums up my view.
ETH cant survive on those fees though.
ICP ill be honest i fell the hype on that.

>>49820762
>Monero
The only crypto I own, the only one that's used.

>>49821463
That table is retarded for including Monero as 60% of it is related to Ethereum. It's comparing different projects with different usecases.
The common denominator is privacy but it's not what is seems, that private ticker is very subjective and privacy is a spectrum. For example, Monero is private by default; tornado cash has blacklisted sanctioned wallets, therefore it is not private.

Stop posting this foolishness.

All.

>>49818277
> Raptoreum

Good to see another CPU-only pow coin listed on /biz. I'm also bagholding/staking for the winter. Eth's rivals/successors don't need to be secured by GPUs. Thanks to monero there's plenty of CPU mining capacity that's highly decentralized to go around.

>>49818145
>>49818200
>>49818361
kindly go back to plebbit kind strangers. ada is vaporware

Xmr, Waves, Flux, Atom, Qnt, Icp, Near, Iota, Xtz, Lunc

>>49818050
The same coins that survived the previous cryptocausts and still are being used for something other than speculation.

>>49818183
I don't even own bitcoin but you're crazy if you think it won't last simply by virtue of it being Bitcoin