/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50753197
FTX is a casino maskarading as an exchange

>>50753197
I don't know the answers but these are good questions.
captcha: xtpoo

>>50753197
To create healthy \"""competition"""/

>>50753197
Facts we know:
1. ETH PoS merge is a clusterfuck of a coding operation and will never, ever run functional code because poo coders are the only ones avaliable.
2. With the technical issues being incomphrehensibly difficult to align with keeping the ponzi scheme going, the PoW->PoS transition policy has been flashed, and can not be reverted. 3. The base Chainlink communityis the only honest part of the ecosystem, and Sergey is fat.
4. The tribe actively keeps oracle monopoly in the Dev side. People are vetted, poached and kept out if youdon't support the narrative in Crayon Land, or you got ideas of decentralization and a free market.
The community of bgholders might transition into a slow bleeding death cult from here. I don't think any media hype will deafen out the increasingly spastic fees and soon-to-be decade old promises, in the ETH part of Crayon Land.

My guess is it's simply not profitable for the tribe to keep on promising and manipulating new schemes up in the space at this time any more. Sergey and the stinkies try keep their dream alive and that's just where the noses turn to.
Blackrock promising to keep yours and institutional investors btc safe is where the chaff is seperated from the fundamentalists, and no matter how much linkies smell, they're still fundamentally good natured, albeit easily manipulated and utopian in their mindset.

Getting trustworthy oracles and data always has been the achilles' heel for blockchains. You need a good natured community and bedrock solid fundamentals built into the incentives schemes for any sort of decentralized network to be smart contract automated, and the closest we got, technologically, for now, is legal action and dreadfully crude insurance contracts. Insurance models or insurance frameworks should be able to handle this problem, I think, if, and only if, there isn't any market monopoly on the source data, which of course then is heavily pushed in Davos, Chainlink labs, etc.

>>50753197
>everyone thought this meant coinbase was slowly getting killed by the tribe.
You answered your own question. Next time your opponent telegraphs their "next move", ask yourself why a sane person would telegraph their moves. If it helps, think of why someone would tell you their hand in poker but also not show you their hand.

>>50753197
smoothbrain take
the street was using ftx as their vehicle to manipulate crypto when regs prevented them from going in without lube themselves
you don't use your criminal scam shell corp business to accept your legit monies anon, ftx was always just the enron

coinbase was, is and will be for quite some time the most regulation approved and trusted exchange thats on shore, not in the fucking bahamas
obviously they would use the onshore exchange for dealing with their own legit monies and clients funding you would have to be a total moron to believe otherwise

now pay attention watch and learn for next time, see how the tribal elements used their control of the media, the state apparatus and many many shills to shake out the normie tier early investors
and look at how effective it was, shake out mommy cathie pump it 1 week later
now op can you think of some other normie early investors heavy asset that is backed by big legacy boys that is getting shaken to no end

how does the merge play into this:
blackrock said to focus on btc first for their clients when btc runs on formerSU and chink coal, so blackrock now sells their btc to clients and loads itself up on eth so that in months time from now they give crypto esg scores and demolish btc while praising eth
and all the dumb institution, pension funds and (you), yes (you) will be pinked again and sell the bottom to buy the top yet again, fucking learn this time

also ftx is in the fucking bahamas op, how could you ever think it would overtake coinbase
all its volume is alameda washtrading without having to pay trading fees, did you ever thought any of it was real you dumb fuck op

>>50754020
reads like a gpt3 bot post

>>50754890
>now op can you think of some other normie early investors heavy asset that is backed by big legacy boys that is getting shaken to no end
Gold and silver.

>>50754984
just because PM bugs got raped for 40 years doesn't make you the same as crypto holders

>>50754984
well not exactly early normie tier investor, but yes definitely shaken to no end

damn they really FUDed cathie into selling at the bottom before they went in themselves. brutal. i would be absolutely seething if i was cathie

>>50754020
PLEASE be true

>>50755118
Yes. Sergey is fat.

The only ecosystem I'm using now is Yopi Network. cuz:

>90 days lock for 66% APY
>Play & Earn RPG Games
>There are many features to earn money within the yopi.network
>Few big partnerships coming up

>>50755087
Indeed, contrary to shitcoins, PM have intrinsic value.
And it check every box anon asked for :
>normie early investors heavy asset
PMs are by default the go-to heavy asset used by normies since the birth of civilization 6000 years ago, can't get earlier than that : check
>backed by big legacy boys
PMs are held by all central banks around the world and it's their main (and only) physical asset used as collateral, can't go bigger legacy boys than that : check
>that is getting shaken to no end
Don't even need to explain this one when even just last week one of the biggest banker came out of the woods and claimed he and other big banksters were receiving confidential notes from the BIS asking them to manipulate the price of gold downward using paper trades. When the paper silver market is 540x the size of it's physical collateral. When we have declassified notes from the CIA explaining how rigging the PM market is vital to keep the fiat system alive otherwise ppl would lose confidence in the USD. Ultimate shakerino : check.

You have the answer just under your nose but you still refuse to acknowledge it because you think you must be early to see a big return. Let me tell you a secret : if you buy PMs in 2022, you are early.

>>50755115
Serve her well for not being of the tribe of light.

>>50754020
>because poo coders are the only ones avaliable
if poo coders are the only ones available, then chainlink is fucked as well, no?

>>50753197
Think:
Chainlink and is news are known and priced in
Chainlink the latest 2 years had the price action of a turd

that is all
thanks for playing

>>50755115
To be honest I wouldn't be surprised if they paid her to capitulate. So many people are following her now that paying her to purposefully make bad moves would be profitable. Same thing with Nancy, though she has the added bonus of shaking off people trying to pin her on insider trading.

>>50754020
i still dont understand what blackrock and coinbase merge has to do with link.

>>50753197
Just because Vanguard exists doesn't mean Fidelity (or any other broker) is doomed. Why cant blackrock make money from both?

>>50755596
>explaining how rigging the PM market is vital to keep the fiat system alive
sauce?

>he thinks a member of the tribe would be picked in this scenario and not the goodest of goyim
Nice!

>>50756224
blackrock is now actively shilling btc and only btc to its clients
while blackrock is known as the centerpiece of esg investing
do you really need someone to make you a flowchart or can you deduce meaning yourself

something something jp morgan, ethereum, sec, probably

>>50756668
what does chainlink and POS have to do with king shitcoin was my question. i know it will pump and CB stock will pump harder.

do mutts really use that kiked exchange that much?
you know there are others outside us or even the glownigger one kraken have much better fees than that crap right burgers?

>>50756774
kek, i get it now sorry for my retardation.

>>50755651
Im pretty sure they use some of the same code. My impression was solidity is for pre-smartphone cellphones and such. I'm not sure its a good or bad thing, but hacks happen all the time next up to 2 billion doŕra annually thans to leaky code, mainly on eth and bridges degen idiot investors place their bets on. Exploits not possibly being kept unpatched because of how the hacking trade works nowadays.
I mean. It could collapse, but it's only not in the favor of retail, inept investors and gamblers mostly if it did. I don't think the golden goose is being slaughtered this soon, and even if it did I don't think it could make a big difference in the big picture as critical infrastructure sure as hell won't get built in solidity code, but rather on their own blockchains.
Don't get me started in El Salvador and bitcoin. It's basically a new stockmsrket now being designed to keep real adoption, like PMs, down in fiat value. The market can withstand much more pain before confidence spills over to safe heavens like BTC, XMR and litecoin etc, and even then the capitalistic manipulators will acooomulate even more and continue driving the wealth transfer if you sell out of your principles to them.

Crypto is collapsing

>>50757088
Someone really want to buy cheap lol

>>50756874
I'm all in Link either way, but I still don't get it. Can you give me a hint?