/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50392332
ZHAO

>>50392332
Crypto is shit

>>50392332
You are so big headed, yet no brains. Cant you figure that out yourself?

just buy eth and relax

>>50392332
Junior mining stocks are set to go parabolic in the next couple years.

Time to grow up and get out the crypto Casino little bro

Web 3 yippyyyy.......

>>50392332
cock sucking biztards all around..

>>50392582
You mean all in on a coin?

>>50392582
Then watch it collapse and go broke.

>>50392332
Sell off your crypto and buy gold, dumb ass.

>>50392344
Rekt

>>50392552
Yet, you hold a big bag of it

>>50392582
There are low caps gaining way more traction than ETH itself

>>50392699
Diversify

Privacy projects. Simple

>>50392608
Too much hype around web3. It's getting tiring

>>50392344
scum scam by Grand Casino as always

>>50392582
ETH or nothing

>>50392882
Only retards will fall for that scam

>>50392866
I wonder if these privacy projects are actually worth the hype

>>50392710
eth is going to at leaswt $20k this cycle

>>50392886
Nothing it is then

>>50392891
kek

>>50392903
Have you considered what the market cap will be at that amount before making your assertions?

>>50392332
XMR
TORN
AZTEC

>>50392903
Kek, I remember when it was projected to reach 10k. A fuckin fantasy

>>50392920
yeah, but have you considered zero emissions for 9 months post merge? The same effect as if btc had 3 halvings at once

>>50392892
More than worth it, anon. In case you don't know, the blockchain is pseudonymous

>>50392939
That is not enough to push it up that far. Wake up from your dream

>>50392962
No. Dream bigger you absolute faggot

>>50392948
I see so many platforms around, do you make use of any in particular at the moment?

>>50392332
FTM

>>50392591
Next couple of years is fuckin far. You might be dead even before then

>>50392921
RAIL is missing. It ought to be ahead of Aztec and Tornado

>>50392921
Monero is good but its limitation as to the number of tokens/assets it can keep anonymous is a turn of for me.

>>50392886
What is the point? Even if I had to go all in into a coin, I'll rather go for BTC, being the true cryptocurrency. Although XMR maxists will disagree with this

>>50392332
bitcoin seems nice with its 21,000,000 limit

>>50392332
Privacy it is, for me desu. The importance of privacy in blockchain cannot be overemphasised

>>50393115
Indeed, that is an issue especially if the need for privacy is to be scaled, that will be . You can only stay anonymous with XMR on Monero.. not with any other coin.

>>50393138
That cap places a huge value on BTC. If you're confused about what to invest in, just buy it

>>50392332
Check the trending list on Coingecko

>>50392921
These are good picks but I'm going with Railgun for privacy solutions. The protocol is multichain and would integrate with dapps in the coming months.

>>50392973
>Railgun's privacy web app
Railway is a good one to use. Currently works on Ethereum, BSC and Polygon chains. Can literally shield any transactions on these networks

>>50393188
Railgun is ahead in this regard because you dont have to hold the token to use its privacy platform.

>>50392921
>TORN
I have a major concern about using mixers. Fucking expensive to use when shielding transactions

>They still don't know about the happening

>>50393289
Railgun doesnt use mixers

>>50392921
L1>L2
Any day, Anytime

>>50393310
I don't even know what the fuck Railgun is. DYOR anon

>>50392731
I'd rather buy lands anon. Now that I think about it virtual land is not a bad idea. As a matter of fact major celebrities and artists are acquiring land in the metaverse.

>>50393257
I've seen shitcoins many time on the trending list. A good example is LUNC

>>50392332
Avalanche
Ripple

>>50393311
Based. Everyone knows this. L2 has a lot of complications and don't even get me started on bridges.

>>50392903
That'll be fucking great if it happens

>>50393289
>>50393310
You can catch the summary on on-chain mixers here

>>50393159
Privacy is needed for users asset safety and its encouraging that we have a few privacy solutions working efficiently to deliver privacy to users on blockchains and defi.

>>50392948
What does this mean

>>50392332
PriFi

>>50392552
Hell no, you've got a shithead to say that

>>50392710
No way ETH is going to collapse

>>50392892
The demand to anonymous on the chain keep rising. Of course they are

>>50393535
You must be a retard

>>50393499
Basically, it means that every single thing you do on the chain appears to be anonymous but it is not. In essence, any random dude can track you and your transaction history down just by getting their hands on your wallet address. It's even worse when you've done KYC with that wallet before with a centralized body

>>50393577
Hack rates are on the increase, that makes privacy a very cogent niche to be considered

>>50393535
I thinks its going to blow up after the merge

>>50392991
Doesn't sam have enough money already

>>50392552
SPBP

>>50392332
Forta actually

>>50393113
Based

>>50392332
The metaverse is a pool of opportunities chad. The development in the space is making headlines with sports clubs like Manchester City building their own digital stadium with Sony.

>>50393577
Hackers take advantage of this big time. Anyone leaving their wallets to chance without putting up security tools around it is a retard

>>50394066
What is Forta?

>>50393825
Hacks and scams are literally the order of the day

>>50392948
Means you need to intentionally shield your wallets if you actually intend to stay anonymous. Interactions on the smart contracts are all recorded on the public chain ledger

>>50393363
>Ripple
SEC has fucked it up

>>50392973
It's either you go through Monero, or use mixers or L2 solutions like Aztec or L1 smart contract protocols like Railgun. You however need to check their respective peculiarities before you settle for any

>>50393257
Some coins remain there for months. Trending on the list every single week

>>50392848
Diversify over "All in" always

>>50392332
Security is a major problem right now, especially in decentralized finance. Any project improving security by enabling privacy for defi users is primed for a major buzz

>>50392332
test

>>50393115
Doesn't work across multi-chain. On a long term outlook, multi-chain composable privacy solutions will gain more adoption. It's just basic logic since everything is driving towards multichain these days

>>50394405
Test failed

>>50394250
Tears to all who invested in it. Better to go for what the government can't control.

>>50394181
Yeah. I'd like to know what forta is too. Sounds like a video game

>>50393363
Avax is quite promising. Hope it moons.

>>50393512
Based. The need for privacy would definitely be amplified with the coming regulations.

>>50392770
Kek, pay no mind to these retards anon. They'd be the first to ape in when things get good again.

>>50394023
It might blow up but not up to 20k of course

>>50392332
Bitcoin as always

>>50392332
Everyone is talking about the merge

>>50392344
Piece of crap

>>50394672
It's only a matter of time before government controls everything

>>50395088
20k is a fallacy for anytime soon

>>50392876
No hype around. Just too complex for retarded minds to understand it

>>50395133
Some people still believe that BTC will hit 100k this year

>>50395167
That is a a bored ape kinda joke

>>50394736
Good thing for privacy projects. Probably the only projects sure not to die off with the bear

>>50395090
Bitcoin is gonna be outperformed in the next bull run you fag

>>50395088
That's ttue but give it a few years. A lot can happen you know

>>50395268
Checked

>>50395236
You're correct anon. Privacy solutions would survive the bear market and come out stronger.

>>50395236
Privacy is a conventional phenomenon so it would be around for as long as there is blockchain.

>>50393310
It is not. Everything works on the chain on it which is why it is more cheaper and faster to use compared to the likes of Tornado

>>50395125
That would be a hard task since we have privacy protocols in the space

>>50395310
What the heck are you blabbing?

>>50393577
That is the essence of privacy

>>50394386
have any such projects in mind?

matic they got good news lately

>>50393257
>
Rekttttttt

>>50394386
Considering the increasing incidence of hacks and theft, security and privacy-based protocols will be the next big thing in the space

>>50394414
I fancy projects with multi-chain features because they enable frictionless trading of assets across multiple chains

>>50395268
kek, Michael saylor

There have been a number of competitors who have attempted to steal the mantle from ethereum typically by proclaiming lower fees, higher speeds, greater security or increased decentralization but not with one or more serious trade-offs. Syscon's Network Enhanced Virtual Machine (NEVM) promises all of the above but without the constellations.

>>50395777
yes anon, I think Ore protocol plays role in the security of users' assets through their ID product also with Polygon

>>50392903
>WW3 starting
>global economic collapse
>jews and their Shmita
Crypto is dead for at least 2 years

>>50394287
monero makes sense

>>50392608
>Web 3 yippyyyy.......
Web3 has too many exciting features that are not even close to full exploration yet. Tech marketing has been getting lots of innovations lately. I hear we now have IMOs as part of coin offerings.

>>50397904
wdym by imos? is that another form of coin offering?

>>50398353
IMO means initial market offering; KOlnet is the only platform offering that service now by partnering with KOLs. You should check them out.

projects that are being supported by the hbar foundation are gaining the most tractions, mainly because they have strong fundamentals and huge potential, and of course long term use cases

>>50398482
Is this live now?

>>50392332
Crypto is a mess now, old fags are more into nfts now

>>50392332
Not one mention of KAVA in the entire thread. You all are never gonna WAGMI

>>50398835
The Kolnet launchpad isn't live yet but the token is live and trading on mexc global. Launch should be really soon.

>>50399236
It close to the bottom in crypto though, best bet now is to DCA.
I'm also diversifying into nfts and nftgames.

>>50399308
Got a few nfts like Apex and duckvegas.
Hope to diversify into more

>>50399345
Minted Duckvegas yesterday as well. Also bought more genesis eggs of Honeyland as they're now doing lots of giveaways. I can only imagine what the floor price will be once it launches in Q3

>>50399382
Both are solana projects

>>50399406
Exactly, Honeyland is even the first gamified DEX on solana.
Duck Vegas has a strong twitter community.
Solana Projects are generally doing well anon

>>50392332
this thread glows

Sphere

revenue generating projects:
LOOKS
GMX
GNS
SNX

>>50394123
The metaverse does have some interesting projects such as GMT but it still needs more polish to actually become something that normies would willingly spend their lives in (aka brainwashing the masses). Shouldn't stop you from making money with it though.

I'm STILL buying ETH, thank you.

>>50399534
>this thread glows

>>50392552
Yeah

but currently it's the only way to make it purely off speculation, unfortunately

>>50401400
Step'N is a metaverse game? Are they looking to be into the metaverse business? ;_;

>>50401422
That's literally part of their glossary, my nigger.

>>50401433
>glossary

what the hell, in what fucking moment the projects started to have a glossary

>>50392332
QUANT NETWORK
QNT NIGGER

>>50401442
Literally just check their Twitter account and you'll see that they made a glossary explaining what the metaverse even is bruh.

>>50401456
>step'n has in the necessity to explain what is a metaverse to stop exactly this

kek

>>50395293
fag, not only privacy protocols but projects that enable cross-chain capabilities that will greatly enhance NFTs, and Defi will survive the bear season as well since they are bringing a real solution to the space

>>50392332
Quantum resistant crypto are becoming trending.

>>50392608
And metaverse

>>50392787
QANX ALBT are some of them.

>>50401400
low-quality shill

>>50392332
Hey nigger. Buy MATIC.

>>50392608
web 3 is gaining traction, and the seamless migration from web 2 to web 3 have made it make sense, I think it's a sphere in crypto that will expand more once the next bull rally start, my personal opinion though.