/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50549699
what happened to his penis?

>Ackshually

>>50549699
heard he fucked Sergei's wife

>>50549699
You forgot social status, looks, height, charisma and intelligence. Elon isn't a bad looking dude and he actually has a quirky (autistic sperg) but confident personality and can be witty enough in a conversation, and most of all the will to exercise his power and influence

>>50549699
I think you've grown some balls. I think those who stake in BTC and other crypto I believe are on the right track

>>50550345
Anyway, he's a whale. I'm glad the OP decided to keep staking in the interim.

>>50550387
everybody stakes. so nothing special about that.
I think what's more important is staking in a project that would yield good returns.

>i will never sell my MATIC
i will never sell my MATIC
>i will never sell my MATIC
i will never sell my MATIC

>>50550356
I stake a ton of eth and some btc whenever I can. heck, I even stake stables as well. I have no business with unestablished coins

>>50550387
I'm glad he is losing his social influence in a way in the crypto market. This is unlike then, when his tweet caused some disruption in the space.

>staking
Staking is a viable strategy, but the incident with Celsius has raised an eyebrow.

>>50550297
I wish to meet he's daughter as well.

>>50550455
If staking is enabled on the platform and the apy looks solid, I believe it is guaranteed that the projects will yield rewards.

>>50550525
I like that. I also stake ETH on Binance. Despite the low apy compared to what you may obtain in a good asset management platform, is better secure

>>50550694
I stake on freeway and binance. but my returns on binance are way less. and then there's the locking period thingy.

>>50550694
the security is probably the same for all the other ones. nothing special about binance imo

>>50550648
the market dropped by over 70% generally. I assume things would surpass the previous ATHs. else, we'd be holding dead coins. irrespective of how much you stake

>>50550455
A good return is not a guaranteed pass mark to only consider, but how safe the product is should be a top priority.

>>50550732
I like the locking period on binance since I'm holding for long term. That's the game holding

>>50550746
What security do other network offer better than binance? Although the apy is low, but I don't suffer IL

>>50550770
You not getting it anon, the entire market is down even fundamental projects are bleeding, only projects like these with working products worth investing on atm

>>50550777
this is true. questions should be: how secure is the platform? and how much liquidity does it have?

>>50550845
well, I have seen projects that still wax strong even in the middle of the bear market and all whatnot

>>50549699
elon hsa never fucked an attractive woman except talulah. but she never gave him a child.

>>50550810
binance just has the advantage of early entrance within the ecosystem. some of these dedicated staking platforms would outstrip them one day.

>>50550925
Yes, it's feasible, but they quickly become extinct, if they don't have working products

>>50550976
Hahahahah May be in 2060

>>50550778
CEX staking is shit, Not your keys, not your money. Do yourself a favour anon.

>>50550976
Well said anon. With supercharger rewards springing up, just a matter of time.

>>50550904
>questions should be: how secure is the platform
Most folks most often forget about this.
TVL is also a criteria and condition to look into before investing.