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That's what I did in 2020 everything 10X and came back down. It's easier to swing than pick something that will still be around in a few years.

>>51035391
Go to school, go learn hacking. Is a good business

>>51035452
ahaha fuck

>>51035391
Iexec rlc

>>51035422
Next bull run i see. As soon as I'm a little above even, I'd cash out

>>51035391
you'll unironically do great with dogbat

>>51035511
Is very lucrative business anon. You can choose to remain poor

ISO20022 coins like XRP, XLM, ALGO, XDC and IOTA. Buy these and then just watch things unfold, but patience is still needed

>>51035422
I'm considering doing the same for projects that involve payments, particularly XPRESS. Its plan Metaverse banking features, in my opinion, will be beneficial.

>>51035649
They strike me as a wise choice. Projects that support staking appeal to me.

>>51035596
You'd still rug anon. I'm sure you haven't learned your lesson.

>>51035742
I worry about projects have no utility or have too much utilities. I think the best thing is to strike a balance and bite off the much you can chew

>>51035769
Mind what you stake anon. Most are still vaporware. Fundamentals and safety first.

>>51035838
I have no doubts that it is a blue chip and worthy of being in my portfolio based on what I have learned thus far.

>>51035897
I've been utilizing the platform since the beginning of the year, so this is not a JPG. There are tremendous incentives available for round 4 of the stake.

>>51035391
Utrust is what you are searching for anon. I've been earning passively from it

>>51035742
Defi banking isn't fully developed yet and it's now metaverse? Tell me you're joking anon.

>>51035906
Blue chip projects are few and far between. The most I can do is to get into projects that have long term holding value

>>51035649
Don't forget LCX the QNT partner of choice for CBDCs

>>51035958
Whatever you say anon. I'm not taking your word for it. I'll still do my own research.

>>51035974
Take advice from pajeets on 4chan metaverse is the future and they work on it. I'll definitely unlock more benefits from this

>>51035974
A bank in the metaverse is actually pretty good because the metaverse itself is a big attraction. I like to see where it goes though

>>51035981
I believe we are on the same page Anon. Plus, a planned token burn will undoubtedly raise the value of the token.

>>51035962
And how does your earning help the space anon? If it has no payment gateway, miss me with it.

>>51036116
Token burns? It would make it a deflationary token then? Perhaps it should work out then.

>>51035391
Algorand has potential.
They have been scoring partners left and right

>>51036065
You can stay up impoverished doing your research. I'm making money off of this in a bear market, just think how well it will work in a bull market.

>>51036143
Oh indeed, according to what I've heard, the procedure will last until around 2026. I think they're doing their job.

>>51035391
Anon, listen only rich people in crypto biz
See their wallets, their moves. I have followed a big investor before NFT bullrun. He had most of his crypto in Rarible (I saw this on bscscan). I bought tons of it before it mooned. Then again play to earn trend and this guy bought top projects like Axie Infinity.
So, the question is what will be the next trend :) see maybe aptos, it's like new solana

>>51036102
That would have to go through regulations pleb. Do you think through your anus?

>>51035391
Fringe Finance (FRIN). I need to say nothing more.

>>51036116
That's not a sure plug for a pump. They are many deflationary tokens that amount to nothing after being burned. If they have a viable community and a solid foundation, that could count a bit.

>>51036181
They might end up burning up all the tokens kek. I hope this brings the required price surge

>>51035391
sigA

>>51036102
This is quite an innovative concept. I hope the so-called project pulls it through because many have proposed and don't.

>>51036245
It stands to reason that if a token is burned, it becomes more scarce, and demand would exceed supply. It's the simplest economics

>>51035649
Is XRP really going to 50K and above ?
2030?

>>51036281
Token burn is not rocket science. And I see no reason why anyone would propose a burn and not follow through with it

>>51036156
Careful there anon. Passive income is based but the project matters. Don't be caught up in the euphoria.

>>51036139
You gotta be kidding right? It is a crypto payment getaway retard.

>>51036245
You said it all anon. Haven't seen burnt token amount to anything. Still watching from the sidelines.

>>51036328
You ought to dyor, most projects involving payment gateways have a lot of promise. This one partner with Travala, and the token is now recognized as a form of payment.

>>51036425
There are a couple of them now including Coti and UTK. I just added Xpress and it's the latest I'm accumulating for now. Good times ahead imo

>>51036282
The token will undoubtedly have long-term potentials as a result. I joined their round 4 staking pool for this reason.

>>51035391
Good rule of thumb for fundamental value:
ask yourself (or others), for any project what can this project do that another can't? Do this for the top 100 and you'll realize how absurdly asymmetrical ICP is to everything else. Most coins are mere ETH forks, ICP is playing a totally different game. Or maybe you'll discover another gem. In any case anyone reading, feel free to tell me what can your coin do, that ICP can't do, tech wise.

>>51036296
The burn is the problem anon. What happens after that? Don't say pump cos we all know better than that.

>>51036450
is a nice one that offers access to various utilities and crypto payment features from the app

>>51036481
I believe they also have buyback as well. The s is just beginning.

>>51036425
Based. Those gateway are needed for users and the real world. Crypto is the future.

>>51036458
Good for you pleb. Wake me up when it starts having positive impact. Till then.

>>51036492
The staking campaigns are based. Two pools make all the difference. Already slurping.

>>51036351
And not only that, you also get to staking options to choose from in Maiar exchange

>>51036450
It's no surprise that crypto payments are growing rapidly, and no reason why you're also utilizing them anon.

>>51036934
Good for you and me anon. I'll keep DCAing on it and other cryptos

>>51035391
Start investing in real pussy, fuck them all with mystical powers and get richer

>>51037117
Dca works. Market is currently in the best position for it. make your choice.

>>51036282
I've witnessed such in other projects that turned out to add no value. What made you think this would be different?

>>51036296
It is quite easy to say but difficult to implement. The space will keep screwing us up with the bear.

BTC, ETH and Polygon anon. Pretty much the only things worth giving a shit about in the long term. Keep that sweet DCA.

>>51037082
Paypal is still the best

>>51036409
Don't be too quick to draw a conclusion on this. This case might be different from what you think, but it is worth keeping tab. 7 mill after implementation is sexy to raise my libido

>>51037278
Paypal may be the best, but it's off-chain and one thing I hate is the excessive charge. I don't have any problems with the reliability and security on paypal anyway. Some crypto payments offer no charge.

>>51037833
>Some crypto payments offer no charge.
There are numerous merits to using onchain payment solutions over traditional ones. However, the space is still far from being adopted.

>>51037833
>>51037914
Just be careful from using those shitty performance.

>>51036942
I'm currently participating in its metastaking which has been very good so far.

>>51038074
There are better payment gateways, as stated above. You don't need to be negative about that. You just need to DYOR if the project is for the long term. Don't need to complicate your ass anon.

>>51035391
Verus ticker:VRSC

Xfai (tickr Xfit)

>>51038975
Which is better ?

>>51038074
>Just be careful from using those shitty performance

Don't be derogatory.
You are just too sick and lazy to see what the space has to offer when it comes to payment gateways.

>>51035568
I can’t believe i had to scroll down so far to see this

>>51038975
Leave that uneducated gunk alone in the cave to keep blabbering shit.

The Anon IQ is too low to conceive what payment solution entails. -10000IQ.

>>51039324
I think they're referring to different on-chain services like Binance Pay, CryptoXpress, Coinpayments, and Travala. Some trusted off-chain payments are Dragon Pay and Paypal. can't put everything in the list.
>>51039573
Ignorant people will remain plebs their entire lives.

>>51035391
monero.

>>51039913
You cant please people which service to use.

>>51040281
HHAHAAHHAHA

>>51035391
literally monero

>>51040339
https://youtu.be/M6kxtiKKyMQ

monero is everything people think bitcoin is.. private and untraceable. Why do you think its banned in so many countries? Bitcoin WILL continue to be regulated and monitored.. have fun paying 60% tax on your BTC payments bozo

>>51040305
I didn't say anything about what service to use. People can understand by just reading and based on the review of how excellent the service is.

>>51038074
Shitty quotes you said I think you need some horny resets anon

That looks good anon, for some other business owners, but IMO, everyone likes to make some danm profit from business rather than loosing money to costs, this is what the web3payments platform has been able to balance.
No intermediary whatsoever is just a sweet pussy experience dude

>>51040339
What fuck is making laugh are sure you dick is motivated been suck buy an asian lady lol

>>51039913
I think the other service is also building a bank metaverse, which I find catchy, but we need a product that is running already. Binance Pay is just for Binance users, so it's limited.

>>51036450
You get some juicy shit dude,there are numerous benefits of payments with crypto, which includes simplicity, low fees, security and privacy, which helps do away transacting with a third party like banks, broker or credit union.
That has brought crypto payments to everyone on a larger scale.

>>51035391
>Give me a project to invest in for the long term. Good fundamentals are welcome.
There are only two link and hbar

>>51035391
pitbullgrow.com

>>51035962
Yea anon I use that to get my bill fixed,like buying a new iPhone get tickets for my travel and do all of my shipping at the comfort of my home and pay with crypto using that platform denm is fucking fast and secure.

>Ceres is the first project to build on the SORA network. They specialize in developing DeFi services and utilities for projects on the SORA network and tokens on Polkaswap. There are also three airdrop tokens for Ceres holders: Demeter, Hermes and Apollo. Each of the tokens will have its own platform with different purposes. Fees from those platforms will be used for burning and other ecosystem uses.

I'm big on SORA shit because A) it's new and B) to spite Polkadot troons.

Bitcoin

>>51042218
>to spite polkadot troons
most based post in the past 24 hours in this board.

>>51035391
Any chad who values good fundamentals would find ORE interesting which gives cross-chain access to users with just a single ID.

>>51041677
Bank metaverse is unreal

>>51042430
The bank metaverse is unreal if they can't provide a product. The Metaverse is broad and you'll be surprised at the different features and services it offers in the virtual world.

>>51043072
Haha not gonna make it

>>51042238
Fuck shit

>>51036017
True, good additions to the ISO20022 list

>>51043269
Let's see how it goes anon, as we can't predict the future, but we can definitely make different critics while it's not fully developed. I believe the metaverse will make significant progress in general.

>>51043559
WTF

>>51035391
The hell i care? Everything is ponziii

Definitely not RLC whatever you do do not buy RLC

>>51035391
rubic
fringe.finance
dogira/gooeys

>>51040339
Why you laugh my monero coins?

>>51035422
You had the chance to take a profit and you didn't take it. I had a similar stance on SCRT at $10 and I'm happy I cash out when the market was all in a mess. I'd bought a huge bag now at $1 and I'm hodling this until the next bull run. Gems like this can't be slept on due to their privacy features.

>>51035391
>Give me a project to invest in for the long term. Good fundamentals are welcome.
ORE protocol

>>51035408
>>51035568
>>51036017
>>51036219
Wanna bes

Brokoli BRKL

>>51035897
Safety means nothing if you can't even sufficiently manage your identities on different chains.

>>51035974
DeFi banking is far from development if privacy is still a prominent problem

>>51035981
In that case, then you should pay close attention to projects focused on making anonymity absolute in decentralized finance and cryptocurrency at large

>>51036139
Kek, I wonder how a payment gateway will efficiently work and be scalable with the complexities surrounding cross-chain identities

>>51035391
Start your own business

>>51036152
>Algorand has potential.
Indeed, it has. I guess it's very obvious at this point, especially after its announcement about improving security.

>They have been scoring partners left and right
Amongst its partners and integrations, I am convinced its integration will prove most valuable on the long-term

>>51035649
i hope our patience pays off soon, Sylo can't be ignored too, you could short it you want to make money with it while waiting for the bull
not financial advice tho :)

>>51036218
At some point, everything would probably have to go through some level of regulations. I guess that's when the biggest highlight will fall on privacy projects

>>51035452
this actually sounds based except that there are no more defi platforms to hack, the bad eggs are ded

>>51036604
Before you debate about these gateways, you ought to think about web2-web3 bridges first

>>51047379
Kek, that's a joke right. Hackers are still exploiting bridges and DeFi users are often time major victims. Might not be a magic bullet but using a cross-chain protocols to exercise full control over assets and identities is a major advantage for those who explore them

>>51037914
Whatever the merit, a clear demerit is the fact that identity and privacy can be easily compromised with such payments.

>>51043072
I frown at metaverse devs promising utilities that can't be reached, but seeing how sandbox is making massive waves big on netflix partnership and there's also holoride with an actual mobility product going live soon. now that's some based shit yunno

>>51035391
The only answer

>>51040281
>>51040404
>>51040475
Kek, fucking outdated. I'll give you a friendly advice. Check out on-chain privacy solutions composable across multiple chains.

>>51047278
Kek
is there still a single algo maxi alive atm? guess they all vanished when the $1 dream died eons ago

>>51047505
seen some chatter around this same VR tech in cars, mercedes got some going on too. might be the next honey pot in the metaverse

Is this lemonade fucked up?

>>51035391
You should consider investing in RIDE before the VR gaming platform launches in Q4. You'd get a 10x from it

>>51047257
can you be more specific? I have few days before my rent expires

>>51035391
Ride is a sure bet, i put $40 on it every month, the returns on the metastaking plan means a whole lot.

>>51039526
Lmfao

>>51042229
>Bitcoin
i just found a nigga who will still have his money in a couple years :-)

>>51035649
realistic price predictions on xrp, xlm, and xdc? thoughts on greyhound on the xrpl?

>>51036293
>>51035769
>>51047289
realistic price predictions for xrp in the coming years?

>>51035391
How do you see privacy projects, most of them has good fundamentals, you can get over a 100x in some if you hold for the long term

>>51044672
Cos it's just a fucking privacy coins with no real utility

>>51047355
Yes, many won't value the effect of privacy now, untill the inevitable regulation sets in, where you will need to pay high taxation on all assets

>I want to turn $1,000 into $1,000,000 with zero work or thought over a handful of years, and I want you to tell me how to do it

The nicest thing that I can do for you is telling you that your way of thinking is shooting you in the foot and sabotaging your life.

>>51049749
But governement are bannining privacy projects atm

>>51035391
nothing has stronger fundamentals than Polygon.
plus its a good a good price since its undervalued.
only a matter of time before matic is at top3.

as far as i see it, matic is the only crypto that's worth holding for the next 10 years since its growing at an insane rate, just look at how polygon was powering 30 dapps in 2020 and now its powering over 37k dapps. ill let you do the math.

>>51048157
What's the staking rewards with ride?

I hate all you frauds and grifters so much, it's unreal

>>51050034
Not all privacy projects, they are some with auditable features, these ones can't be banned
Secret network is a good example

>>51050078
price prediction

>>51035422
Yeah you are dumb

>>51035391
Kek.. all we need is a quantum resistant blockchain to protect our investments from the threats posed by a quantum computer. So I have invested into QANplatform its upto you faggot dyor

>>51052555
It's not even near faggot. I foresee you getting rekt. Just buy more Aavx and you are good to go.

>>51052637
You are just way to naive fucker. Google, Honeywell and IBM are building the quantum computers and it's expected to be released sooner than anticipated. I'm not one to get rekt faggot it's you kek....

>>51052767
Don't waste your breath explaining things that annon >>51052637 can't comprehend. It's a fact that the quantum threats are serious, having a quantum resistant blockchain with EVM comptability is really helpful and they offering 1600tps makes things faster

>>51049749
>How do you see privacy projects, most of them has good fundamentals, you can get over a 100x in some if you hold for the long term
Privacy projects like Monero are still thriving. Data security is yet another niche on high demand, got the likes of Sylo spearheading that.

>>51035647
Hacking what? Lol retard.

>>51035391
>I don't need a get rich quick scheme.
Well, the T. Rowe Price All-Cap Opportunities Fund (PRWAX) averages 16% a year for past 3/5/10 years --

>Something that could yield a 100-1000x in the long run
WTF

>I want to invest and forget about it.
Get the fuck out of here.

>>51052983
Kek...with the sacm, ruggs and threats its hard to survive and these faggots coke and ask for long time holds. I can't even imagine. But for sure we need a quantum resistant blockchain which will have top notch security.

>>51035391
If we are to consider fundamentals, Allianceblock has one of the most revolutionary projects, Fundrs.
This projects grants startups access to funding in form of capital, skills and even knowledge.
users who acts as funders will get early access to these projects and I believe the next big stuffs are coming from this products.

>>51035391
When it comes to fundamentals, I'd go with Ore Network which males blockchains easier to use for people of all age groups anon.

>>51035391
Pay attention to the following niches anon
>Web3
>Identity management
>Interoperability
>NFTs
The next big thing in the space would likely be from one of them.

>i don’t need to get rich quick
> just tell me a 100x or 1000x bro!

I hate you niggers so goddamn much.

>>51035897
Safety of assets is a major concern pleb. I for one take extra measures to keep my assets away from hackers by using privacy solutions on every transaction. I also keep a shielded balance just in case.

>>51035391
Spool as a product makes the bearish market a bit bearable, by helping users earn by staking stables through several yield generators, in a decentralized manner.
As a completely DAO governed project, I expect to see it positively driven by the members of the DAO, in a way that will affect its token SPOOL positively in the log run.

>>51054094
It’s a fake post anon, made by shills as an opportunity to talk about how their amazing coin has “fundamentals” and will also 1000x

>>51041723
based

>>51035391
THORCHAIN $RUNE anon, its a no-brainer.
First and only dex that works with native UTXO chains like BTC. EVM chains like ETH, AVAX next and now supporting ATOM.

https://app.thorswap.finance/

LBC

>>51048821
>xrp
2k kuwaiti dinars eoy

>>51052947
Monero is outdated. I'd rather go for ZK-SNARKS-built privacy systems.

>>51050140
Well, I am still trying to figure out how you can ban a smart contract privacy protocol when it has been integrated into several DeFi dApps. Almost similar to banning decentralized itself

>>51050045
Top 3 is highly unlikely. Perhaps it may stand a chance after ORE integrates it in its identity management system later this Q3

>>51050034
Regardless, I am bullish on them. The pressure that will come from legit users of those solutions will overtime drive its adoption and counter whatever sanctions that may be pushed against them

Demeter $DEO.
Fantastic farm platform. Built on XOR (DOT). Lots of rewards.

>>51059529
looks like the starbucks logo

>>51049812
Well, the point is not encouraging illegal activities. As a matter of fact, privacy protocols that provide users with the option to be transparent and generate record of their transaction history when regulators/government demand for it should be encouraged.

>>51049788
Saying Monero has no utility is retarded. Same goes for every other privacy focused coin or project

>>51038975
>You just need to DYOR if the project is for the long term.
Actually, if it's not directly involved in improving security and interoperability or multi-chain focused, I wonder how it counts in terms of long term projects to invest in

BTC, Ethereum and Polygon are literally all you fucking need anon. If you're talking long-term, these three are kings.

>>51035391
LINK, KENSHI, NOIA, RLC, GRT, AVAX

>>51035391
Go for lowcaps, they are your best bet fpr 100x mark.
>UDO
>SOV
>ORE
>TXA
Seems like good ones to start with.

>>51035742
The payment industry will thrive more when privacy and security becomes top priority.

>>51035897
I got some cool pools tho, mostly staking stables and the ORE-ETH pool.

>>51035981
Go for projects with products that offeres easy access to web3 and simplifies crosschain interoperability.

>>51046539
Privacy protocols are on the top list of lucrative niches to invest in. More crypto users are beginning to accept privacy are a major way to protect their assets.

>>51047120
Identity management is a big deal and another step in wallet security.

>>51047175
I want to believe you are talking about privacy in Defi, there are pretty good projects doing well in that aspect and hopefully more projects joins the movement for more healthy competition.

>>51035391
40% BTC 30% ETH and just HODL

30% on alts, probably Xyo, Ride or Sand

If the alts fail, they would be covered by BTC/ETH. But if alts go 10x, you just tripled your investment nigga

>>51035391
Focus on projects enabling anonymity.

>>51035391
SHIBA, BONE, XFUND

>>51060141
I can only recognise LINK and AVAX. Others look like shitcoins

>>51054057
You forgot to include security and privacy.

>>51059375
Kek, you're living in the fucking past. It's already integrated with Polygon. It happened just few weeks ago

>>51047588
Too early to write it off.

>>51047278
Checked. Makes a lot of sense since Algorand has a major focus on security as well, which is more or less one of the key fundamentals of the account protocol it integrated with

>>51035391
aleph.im
>decentralized cloud
>layer 2 on efferium
>decentralized computing done via firecracker microVMs
>secret management coming out this quarter
>storage done via messages and IPFS
>all communication on the network is done via messages (POST, AGGREGATE, FORGET, STORE)
Also, check the chart kek

>>51047234
A simple tool solving crosschain interoperability issues and offering simple access to multichain is all that is needed to solve these complexities.

>>51047355
The highlight on privacy is already 100%, with this level of hacks I guess every crypto user is already very informed about how to use atleast one privacy protocol.

>>51047380
I have said this before linking our social media accounts to web3 is going to be the best form of accessing the web3 plus all data is still very much safe.

>>51047380
I have said this before linking our social media accounts to web3 is going to be the best form of accessing the web3 plus all data is still very much safe.

>>51049749
Depends on their scalability, I believe privacy protocols with options to audit when need be are likely to go further even as regulations eventually step in.

>>51049812
Common kek, privacy is not all about evading tax. Have you thought about it being a form of security?.

>>51050034
No one cares besides just because one platform is banned doesnt mean others will suffer same fate. Monero, Railgun, secret, Beam are privacy protocols that are still functioning with good numbers.

>>51062129
big on holoride, massive hype with all that tech and automative partners they for behind them.
Bobos sleeping on Elrond ecosystem as a whole ngl

>>51062973
It could also be about scamming people.

>>51035422
how can I do this? Any books/resources to learn? I bought everything cheap early 2020 and fell for the never sell meme.
Now I'm back to breaking even. Back in November, I was up 5x

>>51035391
>MNW
Low cap
Easy 10x

>>51063385
That's one project alongside others like utrust and zoidpay bringing attention to the chain. Product is in final testing stages, gonna bang fr.
Egld seems like a good buy too, over 500usd ath and currently below 60usd..

>>51037253
why is polygon shilled? Won't ETH make it irrelevant?

>>51060126
why Polygon?

>>51063661
Fingers crossed anon, ride price fell hard from IDO till now but still got high hopes it could do a major run before eoy

>>51063666
ETH isn't going to do shit to Polygon knowing how big of an ecosystem it has become itself.

>>51063861
Seems that anon got issues with polygon

>>51063844
we can say the same for literally every crypto, what matters most is how they're able build their way back up and this here got that potential.

>>51060141
noia based chad

>>51035391
Love.

>>51063020
Definitely, those with transparent and auditable features will never be blacklisted like others

Welcome to Mudflood anon, just launched last night, based female dev. Better grab a bag frens.

>>51062973
Tax evasion is not the reason for privacy, but rather to prevent the prevalent of cyber attack