/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50874279
YEP!!!! first it was bancor then celsuis. I now know better.

Just stay off centralized platforms for now and you are good.

>>50874279
NOPE we are not learning shit, regulators needs to step-in. Fuck decentralisation,its all controlled by whales and the blue chips.

>>50875637
>jewish hands typed this post

>>50875637
>regulators needs to step-in.
What will be the essence of crypto if this happens pajeet?

>>50874279
Nahh, the normies are the ones learning the hard way, I got my asset on a non-custodial wallet with full control.

>>50875568
Shit goes on everywhere.

>>50874279
ORN will be the feature of non-custodial trading. Man we're so early.

>>50874279
Learning the hard way is an understatement. People are losing Fuckin funds out here

>>50874279
>asset management and security
This aint as simple as it is, I got 5-7 wallets keeping up is exhausting.

>>50876371
yep, because they refuse to learn and the fucked up part is its going to affect the adoption of crypto.

>>50876437
This is 2022 anon, there are several products that act as wallet for wallets, Dyor on ORE ID and thank me later.

>>50874279
At this point, anyone failing to pay attention is totally retarded

>>50876458
I agree with you anon and its not just crypto even web3.

>>50874279
More crypto users need to have control over their asset, the era of trusting centralized platforms is obviously over.

>>50875637
Glow harder fag

>>50874279
The crypto security niche needs more projects,I only know few protocol/products offering asset/wallet security including the recently launched polygon ID.

>>50874279
The list is a long one! People getting fucked every single day, most especially through scammers

>>50874279
Its quite obvious, there's a recent surge of people using non-custodial wallets for more control.

>>50876538
The adoption of web3 is not threatened in anyway with the rate at which different projects are building products to make it more seamless especially linking web2 to web3 is more reason why the adoption will be faster.

>>50876862
This should be the best move, only brainlets and incels will leave their assets on centralised platforms.

>>50876526
>ORE ID
Solid product from Ore protocol, its seamless access to multichains is top notch.

>>50874279
It Doesnt seem so to me, funds are still lost on a daily basis and devs are claiming innocence. Its all gone to shits now.

>>50876624
If only glowing was that easy

>>50875545
Who knows what's next

>>50875568
We can't totally stay clear of centralisation, can we?

>>50875637
If regulators step in, it's all over

>>50875984
Well, it is generally argued that some level of self-regulation is need for mass adoption

>>50876354
And you will be fucked early

>>50876371
Most people are retarded. Thinking they can manage everything all by themselves. If there is anything I've learnt, the crypto space can be so fucking complicated, especially when you're managing several assets.

>>50876437
I believe you understand how quickly you can mess everything up if you mix it all up. You've got to start thinking about keeping all together on a single dashboard without having to gain access individually

>>50876458
>Adoption of crypo
What we need are bridges, anything that can help users maintain a secure identity while navigating through the space

>>50876534
Kek, security is super important at this point

>>50876605
Being control is challenging when you are wrapping your head around several authorization demands. Interoperability is not enough. Ease of use is way more important than we make it look

>>50877683
Basically, everyone, most importantly institutions should be able to regulate their assets to some extent. How far it will go is entirely unpredictable with crypto already becoming a standard for payment in certain settings

>>50877715
Kek, retards always like to think they know the future.

>>50874279
>Hundreds of blockchains
>Thousands of crypto assets
Of course, it is not surprising that asset managements are in top demanding. Although, I'm just getting to understand their roles in improving security.

>>50875568
DeFi>CeFi anytime.

>>50875637
Stfu faggot

>>50875984
You're going to far. The real question is, "how many people are actually in complete and total control of their assets across multiple chains?

>>50876297
What tool do you use?

>>50876371
By now, everyone understand how vital secured identities and wallets are. I expect projects with products around this utility to make a massive boost before EOY

>>50876437
Get an asset management system and keep it all together. You can basically stress yourself to death if you're not smart about how you manage them

>>50874279
>Seems asset management and security protocols are in demand,
What are the best performing ones at the moment

>>50876538
>Web2 to web3 identities bridges.
Arguably the most important use cases right now.

>>50876605
At least, centralised platforms are easy to use

>>50876994
Take a look at ORE protocol. Being one of the biggest players in web3 and its applications, you might get to understand through its deliveries how soon this change will be

>>50877974
You're right chad. Users can't afford to be careless with their assets any longer or lose any more funds. I feel that platforms that focus on asset management and security would thrive in the coming months as well.

>>50877791
Agreed. Things could get messy when trying to manage too many assets. Using a platform that focuses on asset management would be a big relief and minimize loss. Incels would never understand though.

>>50878499
Based

>>50878950
>Using a platform that focuses on asset management would be a big relief
You are right. I like what is really happening in this sector. They offer one of the best passive income on major crypto asstes

>>50874279
Security in the space can't be undermined. It should be in high demand and top preference.

>>50879254
They have been a lot of negligence about it in the space. Fuck dev

>>50879204
Following the incident with Celsius, skepticism is high on most of those platforms that offer passive income.

>>50879815
Celsius failed because they are reliant on crypto volatility. That's one of the reasons I prefer utilising freeway, which is still undervalued but have a good reward system.

This seems like a bot thread

>>50879815
Passive income is desired by majority of users but the necessary security measures need to be taken else it would be a wild goose chase.

>>50874279
The demand for security protocols has increased over the months and I have my eyes on ORE protocol whoch has been efficient in this regard so far.

>>50879771
As much as we are faced with such, it doesn't mean there is no improvement constantly going on. Some are learning from others' mistakes.

>>50879950
You are right about that, anon. The assets involved also matter as well. Any clue if the proposed move by XRP to buy Celsius's assets comes to terms?

>>50877683
> self-regulation
Meaning having full control and easy access to our assets.

>>50878521
Centralised platforms have had a history of locking people out of their funds. I think DeFi is the way to go and users would switch to DEXs and non custodial wallets. I recently came across the Railway DEX which facilitates private swaps and trades. I see that as a good innovation in the space.

>>50877650
when we have solved the fiat on ramp with decentralized means anything is possible.
there is still nothing better than face 2 face crypto deals if you want to buy crypto with cash.

>>50880806
It's all about easy access these days.

>>50878193
I guess users would want to have control over their funds at all times and CeFi doesn't offer that. Defi comes with its own risk too but I see platforms that aid with security of assets and proper management gaining adoption in the coming months.

>>50879204
I might have to take a closer look.

>>50878218
I guess someone is not in the best mood today

>>50876354
Doesn't matter, if ORN get sanctioned by the US government nobody will want to touch it with a ten foot pole.

>>50876526
Is it worth looking into their token or is it just a governance dump kinda thing?

>>50881843
To what precisely? Are you referring to CEDEFI projects in this context, like Blockbank, Freeway, and Scallop, or an identity management system?

>>50881929
You should dyor but imo ORE is worth it, the ORE ID is the most utilized product in the identity management niche with over 300k+ active users that will need the token to access the service.

>>50882033
there are like 5 ORE tickers

>>50882033
Buying ORE to create a wallet seems like another additional layer of complexity to the average user. People just want to connect their web2 identities and go...

>>50882011
I'd be looking into an identity management system anon as its a crucial need in the crypto space.

>>50882095
OPEN RIGHTS EXCHANGE.

>>50874279
You're too broad anon. Can you expand it? There are too many asset managements like Freeway, Cryptocom, Unido, etc.

>>50883127
Security matters as well as the bags. The two work in tandem. I learnt that Fwt is hiring irrespective of the dwindling market conditions. Only a few projects are hiring at a time like this.

>>50883532
None of the above is secured jeet

>>50878193
DeFi is based anon. I've seen good innovation in the sector and my eyes are on Railgun which brought privacy to DeFi.

>>50883959
Are you even researching it? The freeway is regulated and they get a source of income as liquidity is very much needed. Don't you dare say that without even checking it first.. Fuck!!

>>50881473
Not really about easy access but making blockchains easy to use for people of all age groups. Funny enough, that's what Ore Network is focused on and I know it would aid in taking crypto mainstream.

>>50883959
Don't jump to conclusions so quickly, retard.

>>50878434
One of them I know with top tier performance is ORE anon. They take asset management and security to a whole new level.

>>50885530
This looks like shit. All we need at moment is a quantum resistant blockchain to prevent from the threats posed by a quantum computer.

>>50886003
Yeah. I've been hearing about quantum threats but I think we still have a few years before shit gets real.

>>50883442
Based

>>50879940
Yeah what the fuck is this vibe. Not human

>>50879254
The hacks in the space just amplifies the need for asset security anon. It's only natural that there are platforms in place to achieve this.

>>50886943
I think you're just too dumb to understand the discussions.

>>50878521
Based. The only reason why users may ignore decentralized and web3 platforms is if they find it too challenging to use. I guess that's where web2 to web3 bridges come in

>>50879940
>>50886943
Kek, same village

>>50882095
>ORE
Checked. In terms of security and identity management, it's obviously the standard.

>>50884477
No way anyone will fall for the freeway scam

>>50883127
Agreed. It's no wonder top platforms like Algorand and AI Markets have accounts with ORE ID. Can't wait to see the progress over the coming months.

>>50881929
Actually worth it. Having a single and secure ID and authorization process to keep track of all your assets regardless of the chain is a very good one.

>>50887913
What chain is it currently based on

>>50887920
Ethereum, EOS, Algorand and Polygon, I think. DYOR to be sure

>>50878193
Well, the reality is that CeFi has the numbers

>>50877664
Not necessarily

>>50874279
The order of every day