/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50500537
The whole point of DCA is so you don't try to time the bottom

>>50500537
Maybe if you plan to age another 600 years.
I recommend investing more $ a week.

>>50500572
So hoping for another crash and going all in with what capital I have (into good projects) is a better idea then?

>>50500537
Well, considering Bitcoin is around $60, I'd say it's a perfect time to start buying. That's more that 3 Bitcoin a week on your budget.

>>50500562

>>50500812
What's even the USP of BSV?

>>50500847
What does USP stand for?

>>50500537
I'd put a sum of money on a dip every now and then if we do maintain bullish momentum. If not I would put the rest into stablecoin yields

>>50500845
>look mommy! i did the thing! XD

>>50500860
Unique selling point
>>50500869
>If not I would put the rest into stablecoin yields
QRD on this, is it actually worth it instead of gambling?

>>50500931
Its better for risk management. Lots of people bought the "bottom" and are now bagholding a -50% loss. Others used leverage and got rekt. If you're getting return on stablecoin you're still in the game and have something always growing.

>>50500847
>>50500931
The biggest would probably be the ability to perform micro transactions. Imagine being a poor third worlder and buying a single stick of gum or a cigarette. BSV allows this because it scales which brings transactions fees down to virtually free for payments.
You also have the notion of commoditizing the world's data and storing it all on a single chain which will open up so many business opportunities. Imagine paying 25¢ to read all article instead of being bombarded with ads or having to subscribe for a month.
There's not really a single unique selling point. It's like asking what the USP of the internet is. Everyone will have a different answer. Bitcoin is simply plumbing, it's up to us to give it value.

>>50500931
>QRD on this, is it actually worth it instead of gambling?
Safest possible option. Expect 10% annual returns. Of course, you'd need to invest much more money than in normal investments.
Nothing is stopping you from doing both however.

>>50501027
>There's not really a single unique selling point
Then why would someone buy it if there isn't a USP? Other chains provide extremely low transactions fees etc, none of this seems revolutionary compared to what is already out there.
>It's like asking what the USP of the internet is
No it isn't, because there is only one internet, you don't have to 'sell' the idea of it, it's an entire eco system that doesn't have rivals doing the same thing.

>>50501076
There should only be a single global blockchain, just like there is only a single internet. You can have your other hobby chains, but they will never gain global adoption because they don't scale. Bitcoin does everything. We don't need a chain for payments and another one for smart contacts and another one for file storage, etc. As soon as you understand this you'll realize how useless and redundant this entire ecosystem is.

>>50500537
I'm doing exactly that anon

>>50501154
>There should only be a single global blockchain
Absolutely.
>You can have your other hobby chains, but they will never gain global adoption because they don't scale. Bitcoin does everything. We don't need a chain for payments and another one for smart contacts and another one for file storage, etc. As soon as you understand this you'll realize how useless and redundant this entire ecosystem is.
So I hope you understand then that there is absolutely no reason for it to be BSV.

>>50501371
>So I hope you understand then that there is absolutely no reason for it to be BSV
Why? Name me another chain that can do anything close to what BSV is attempting to achieve.

>>50501393
Do you unironically think that the entire financial system is going to, or would adopt BSV? Assuming of course, that everything you've said about it is true (it's not).

>>50501516
Yes. I absolutely do. Otherwise the world will never heal.
>Assuming of course, that everything you've said about it is true (it's not).
It is. Do some research. Think big. It's possible and it has been demonstrated. It took me a while for it to finally click but BSV offers incentives to scale. With incentives comes competition. With competition comes progress.

>>50501027
>BSV allows this because it scales
So how centralised is it?

>>50500537
>Is $200 a week enough to DCA for the next few years?


that is going to be a big deal anytime soon if you can stick to it

>>50500537
that's my Dca strategy and I believe it is enough. keep doing that and earn passively on gems with sustainable yields like AxlToken.

>>50501734
This whole decentralization meme needs to die. You can only decentralize so much before it becomes useless and hinders the network. I'm sorry but you can't run something of this size on a bunch of raspberry pis. You need massive data centers to handle the bandwidth required. Just like we have ISPs, we'll need dedicated miners to create and process these massive blocks. Everything else sits on higher layers which then interact directly with the miners. This is why IPv6 and SPV will be so important when it comes to scaling.

>>50500537
better do the latter, I'm waiting to do the same with zh4o just because last time I did 12k fast
my destiny is to become rich or continue working at kfc

>>50501900
>This whole decentralization meme needs to die.
how to spot the globohomo kike shill

>>50501801
this pretty much $200 DCA in 3 or 4 years can easily 10x so lets say you get $22K at low prices 10x to 250K profit if you mix in some small caps and get lucky you could even get to a mill

DCA is a cringe reddit meme, just buy

>>50503010
also it depends on the projects you dca into, I would prefer to spread such funds across small caps, the likes of NXM, ORE and CHZ while I also stack ETH and BNB up as much as i can

>>50500931
>QRD
you're in luck nigga, sylo is another kucoin genie with such potential and real life use case.

>>50500537
it's enough to diversify, just bet on the strongest horse and DCA as much as you can, BTC and ETH mostly then maybe some Nano, Axl and vfox
they're not sure not to go away anytime soon

I’m averaging in on lower performing spells of the bear market and avoid the rallies.

Basically when BTC is under 20,000

>50500537 (OP) #
it's enough to diversify, just bet on the strongest horse and DCA as much as you can, BTC and ETH mostly then maybe some Nano, Axl and vfox
they're not going away anytime soon

>>50504431
>I would prefer to spread such funds across small caps
low caps alts can be risky you know

>>50501338
i am here waiting as well and also looking out for which direction to channel my dca scope

>>50500869
>I'd put a sum of money on a dip


i guess its the only way to go at this point in time

>>50500676
>So hoping for another crash and going all in with what capital I have (into good projects) is a better idea then?
that's really cool, do you have any in mind?

>>50505586
at this point i am open to suggestions although I have areas i know that would probably buzz when the bulls gets back

>web3
>cross-chain
>metaverse
>interoperability
>custody

200 dollars of the People's BITCOIN a week will be able purchase several drug islands, 3 gold plated PS5s and 2 hyper intelligent monkeys capable of writing Shakespeare.

>>50505790
this looks interesting fren

>>50500537
This is also working on my end. My last DCA just last week was Reef, Geeq, Matic, Hps, Iotx. Trying to diversify as much as I want.

>>50500537
It's enough to do some good bags, just buy Pnt, rose, ride, hero and Eth, basically zero downside from here, and we may end the year higher than where we are atm.

DCA into BTC and ETH. Wait for the crash and ape into MATIC. The zkEVM is coming big king.

>>50500537
at that amount you're probably better off DCA into a roth IRA with some leveraged fund like TQQQ

>>50509094
>Matic
only Matic seem more like a solid project here

>>50500537
Why would u dca into any volatile asset? Just dump inside when its low. Dca is good for stocks and spy. Not crypro. Imagine dca into btc during bull run at 40-60k you would still be so fucked right now

>>50509318
Nigga

>>50511731
>stocks
Get the fuck out, even this is risky

>>50500537
it's enough, Put it on coins that have potentials like Cardano or Ride or Floki, i won't dare to go for BTC now, as it has a lower potential to do multiple numbers, meanwhile lower coins can double or triple as fuck.

>>50505790
Ore Network shares quite a number of the listed features here and it doesn't end there

>>50509094
Reef only

>>50510709
I did my research and everything I bought is solid and geeq is providing a better blockchain solution kek.
>>50512624
It's not reef alone but my personal choice
based on research matters a lot.

QOM is my DCA.

>>50515034
Scam

>>50505790
Web3 and the Metaverse are closely linked anon. My eyes are ok the Sports Metaverse which would fuse both to create a digital world for sport lovers .

>>50505790
Web3 and the Metaverse are closely linked anon. My eyes are on the Sports Metaverse which would fuse both to create a digital world for sport lovers

>>50513899
>I did my research and everything I bought is solid and geeq is providing a better blockchain solution kek.
it is not in anyway close to the solutions Ore Network solved ranging from identity management, cross-chain interoperability, and even migrating new and existing web users into the most recent web 3

>>50500537
Yo!! that's a good ass move, crypto is the damn future. I wish I can do that but I'll do that when I'm high in stables and bagging tokens like RIDE, VRA and lots more.

>>50500537
Just market buy 1 BTC and move it to cold storage you fucking pussy, fear and greed was 6/100 one month ago, what the fuck are you waiting
Max bidding only from now on brother

>>50510709
I have a stash of MATIC too. I felt better some months back when Railgun was deployed to polygon for privacy on transactions and assets.

>>50512624
you're kidding right?
going all in a single project is what I won't dream of, diversification is the golden bet, imagine holding only Luna in the last few weeks!
my portfolio is well diversified in eth, one, reef, sylo, vfox and a few others, I ain't ready to loose my sleep over any drop.

>>50515034
I DCA into BTC and ETH after every two weeks chad. I might be adding metaverse lands to the list seeing as it has become a big deal to top athletes and celebrities.

something is better than nothing anon
DCA in BitDAO. They’re gonna be releasing their L1 pretty soon so the price will pump hard as fuck

>>50500537
$200 is a good start anon. You could explore other opportunities as well. I'm taking my chances with lands on the sports metaverse since lucky owners could find world cup tickets on their land.

>>50519354
RIDE is a top one, bobos are actually sleeping on the fact that it's a top tier project.
Stoked on their recent partnership with Copper.

>>50521017
What's with all the Bitdao shill everywhere on biz.

>>50521167
Sports metaverse? Kek

is biz so slow this thread is STILL up?!

>>50521206
Tech is good but seems to lack awareness.
It's already a big deal that they're backed by some big auto companies.
Thinking long term it's gonna bang for sure.

>>50521303
Biz is so fucking slow these days
Shitty threads with same users shit posting.

>>50521324
Pajeets and retards have taken over for sure.
>>50521306
The bear market is flushing out those projects with shitty fundamentals, those with good tech are worth keeping eyes on.

>>50521291
Seems you're unaware of the development in the metaverse anon, especially when related to sports. You should do more research.

>>50505790
>>interoperability
This is a good innovation in platforms that would take the crypto ecosystem to the next level. Reminds me of protocols like Railgun which partnered with Ren to achieve interoperability.

>>50500537
Absolutely. I became a crypto millionaire by buying $300 of BTC and $250 of ETH every week from 2018 to 2021.

>>50505790
The metaverse would be one of the causes of mass adoption chad. It has already started creeping into the world of sports with Manchester City building a digital stadium with Sony.

using shitcoins? yes

$champ and $bat and $link

>>50512624
What are your reasons? I don't hold reef currently chad. I just have Keep, Juno, Rail, Scrt, and Keep in my portfolio.

>>50526181
Where can I get champ

>>50500537
I did advice you to wait, but when investing, just try and get into project working ion these niche
>NFTs
>Security
>Defi

>>50528036
NFTs are the future anon and it's great to see major athletes like Ronaldo, Messi, and Iniesta getting involved.

>>50521362
based

>>50505790
>web3
>cross-chain
>interoperability
My Best bet in this niches will be MATIC and ORE take your time to dyor and thank me later.

>>50528036
Based list but have you seen the hype around web3? projects looking to grow are already building products around the niche including support for NFT creator to enable seamless onboarding with authentication and verification of their works.

>>50500537
It depends on what you are DCAing into, if it BTC and ETH then you are good but if you are looking to diversify you might wanto consider security protocols,I believe after the centralised platforms have shown their downsides more adoption will be experienced in the asset and identity security niche.

>>50500537
DCAing is better as it might never be possible to spot the bottom. $200 is ok for a poor fag as far as you can afford to loose it. Diversifying is good too. I personally see future potentials in nftgames.

>>50530310
So many scam games around though

>>50530316
That's where research comes into place fag. Invested $400 in AxieInfinity and made huge profits longterm. Currently hodling genesis nfts of Honeyland after seeing their gameplay trailer. Its still very early and yet to launch. Think I'm hodling a gem though

>>50530348
Research is important but newbies are too eager to win short-term

>>50530384
Got a lot of experience from AxieInfinity though and that's how I was able to spot this new nftgame. The fact that it's the first gamified DEX built on Solana shows its future potentials

>>50500537
I’m DCAing into 6 industries at once with every paycheck, on top of my gay ass 401k. If you’re trying to time the market just never DCA you obviously have a talent

>>50528036
My mind is wrapped around Defi and protocols that would be making it safer for users like Railgun which keeps sensitive data out of the reach of hackers by giving full privacy on assets and transactions.

hello india

>>50505378
>low caps alts can be risky you know
Risks exist everywhere but you have to take the risks that are worth it because when they make their big moves in the market, they do it exponentially. If I see low caps like kolnet anywhere, I'll be willing to take the risk with it.

Syscon's mass node network utilizes chain logs which fully protects against the threat of 51% attacks. Perhaps these days the main criticism being levied against proof of work security is the energy and efficiency.

Why has Syscon chosen to remain Proof of work while so many industries are focusing on transitioning towards Proof of Stake? The main reason is to increase scalability. We understand the alert however we have chosen other methods of increasing our scalability without sacrificing the security that Proof of Work provides.

>>50530921
What's special about this?

>>50530384
This is what memecoins and shitcoins depends on and if you are fast enough you might take a huge profit and invest in more fundamentals for long term hodl mostlikely projects in the web3 sector especially those linking web2 to web3 cos that is the future.

>>50530921
I have made more money risking lowcaps than my ETH and BTC profits. I had over 900% return investing in the ORE and UDO(lowcap) Ido which was a huge facelift for my portfolio and both are actually solid projects worthy of long term hodl.

>>50531260
>What's special about this?
It's the only marketing launchpad that offers IMOs for project launch atm.

>>50531415
That's exactly what I was saying, some low caps are really profitable ventures.

>>50531516
How do IMOs work?

>>50531825
KOLs are partnering with KOLnet to promote projects and get paid with the presale tokens of the projects they're promoting.

>>50529832
Agreed. My eyes are on the sports metaverse which is the future of web3 in sports and the crypto ecosystem.

>>50528502
Yes, NFT is growing, some protocols are enabling cross chain minting and transfer of NFTs

>>50530559
The rate of hacks and theft is increasing and protocols working toward protecting defi users from hacks and theft will definitely thrive in the next bull run

>>50500911
Seething Low T beta cuck normie fag who is retarded and can’t read markets and unironically follows NPC nigger plebbit advice. Cope harder loser poor fag

>>50530384
it is very cool and there are basically features i look out for before i invest in any cos of the number of rugs and hacks we have seen recently is quite alarming, i think project with funds security or custody will make a good meaning this time around

>>50500537
That's very good price OP. Don't listen to all the "billionaires" on this board.
I DCA $500 into QANX every month and It's been going great for me since I started early this year.
When my paycheck increases, I'll increase the amount I DCA into every coin.

>>50500931
Is this a quantum resistant project?

>>50505204
I will DCA into ETH, MATIC, alongside some low caps like ORE,HOT, GLMR

>>50535640
>Custody
Protocol giving users leverage to have custody of their assets is far better than centralized players, where funds can be locked up

>>50536200
Most probably anon. I'm bullish on Qan another quantum resistant project