/biz/ - Business & Finance

im a 220k stacklet

sorry this isnt a scam

>>50146507
I've tried posting it here
Biz hates money
175k stack
Getting jerb soon, I may up to $500k if bear market stays around
And I'd stake too so at that point after a moon I'll have made it

>>50146507
This shit is dead. 0 updates, team dont give a fuck after they decided to focus on crypto marketing because noone serious in real life will use some token to route paths are you retarded anons

>>50148863
> no one serious would use this
Entain, a company with 3.83 billion euros of revenue in 2021 switches to DARP routing
btw syntropy (NOIA's) parent company have a patent for DARP.
only fud is the tokenomics aren't that great but they said they will improve them
(they have a vested interest in doing so considering they are the biggest token holders)

>>50146507
NOIA and KENSHI are my number 1 small cap plays for this bear market.

>>50149911
token is still not needed after all these years since ICO.

and Entain did a simple test run worth few hundreds thousands which, for company this big as you mentioned, is barely noticeable

What about tokenomics tho, did they say anything interesting in terms of future update?

>>50148863
This is false. I'm a network security engineer. Entain ($10B mc) is not even their biggest client.

>>50151534
> muh tokenomics
This isn't a shitcoin. The product isn't even out yet. They tested with Starlink over a year ago, it works. Generally it's something like half latency on average.

>>50146507
I am unironically all in on NOIA, most bullish coin out there I can find. Niggers, please prove me wrong.

>>50146507
Ehh I still have 100k, wish I sold when it was at .80

>>50151534
>>50151693
I guess I'll address the tokenomics since so many small brains bring it up. Doesn't matter. What we know is that they are building a POS blockchain and the biggest security factor is therefore market cap. If they want large enterprises to use the network, they need the NOIA token to have a high market cap to ensure data integrity. Their incentives are aligned with token holders.

Actual use case lol*

*(only if you believe there's any sort of future for nfts)

>>50151668
So who is their biggest client, any hints?? From your perspective, how useful is this technology and how 's the competition (like cloudflare which offers similar thing or I am wrong? Not CDN but they have product focused on lowering latency and also do not use blockchain...)

>>50151668
also if we assume what you say is true, why price action is so shitty? I mean those big enterprises will need NOIA tokens to use their network. Price action looks basically like 99% of the dead altcoins.

>>50153036
I've been personally using Cloudflare for over 5 years. Yes it's similar, and AWS etc have a similar offering. The NOIA solution is technically different and should be much much better performance. My target price for NOIA is the Cloudflare (NET) market cap, idk like up to $50 in less than 5 years, definitely can go higher.

>>50153076
The product isn't out. And just the general crypto market. Also, imagine the shill army when video gamers realize this can reduce ping in half.

>>50153036
> So who is their biggest client, any hints??
this is a bit wishful, but the NOIA board as former execs from Microsoft, Verizon, and ATT
https://www.syntropynet.com/about

>>50153401
I see they have gaming case studies and seems like it might be a very good match indeed.

But what could be the cost for the user to use it for say 1h of playing daily?

Can it reduce ping on already good combinations of server location and gamer internet quality?

Thank you btw

>>50153440
Ok so it's your guess they have bigger clients. I assumed you know something the public still don't.

>>50153459
> But what could be the cost for the user to use it for say 1h of playing daily?
True, however, game companies and platforms like Steam could pay it. They already spend millions on server infrastructure.

> Can it reduce ping on already good combinations of server location and gamer internet quality?
Not really, but you can't guarantee you always have those conditions. As a FPS player, I would want to always be running Syntropy. Network congestion can pop up any minute

>>50153475
No, they said Entain was not the biggest client. I want to say they have ballpark 10 clients, but I can't remember what they said or when that was said (this year though). All under NDA still.

>>50153517
> True, however, game companies and platforms like Steam could pay it. They already spend millions on server infrastructure.
Also, this is already sort of precedented. Microsoft is providing Cloudflare for free
https://www.zdnet.com/article/microsoft-readies-a-built-in-vpn-for-edge-powered-by-cloudflare/

>>50146507
>>50147886
Are you guys staking?
Do you think this is the bottom?
I'm hoping to increase my stack from ~120k to 250k during this dip.

>>50153517
Thank you anon.

Last question, kind of biz classic: make it stack?

>>50153786
You're welcome. I think $5B mc is fair on a successful launch (based on software company values, not crypto), although with a bear market, who knows when that will happen. So let's say $5B in a year, that's $5-$10 token price. So 200K seems pretty reasonable to get to $1M.

>>50153660
Yes, stake NOIA. I think we've hit the bottom and I've been increasing my stack every single week.