/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51054227
AVALANCHE

>>51054227
Polkadot, and Near a big shout out to them a big thanks to them

>>51054227
Faggots it's secret

>>51054227

$RUNE aka THORCHAIN anon!
https://app.thorswap.finance/

>>51054227
Algorand it is! Nothing else jeets.

>>51054227
I recently found new coin called ariel coin
It's uses the post quantum cryptography algorithm. So no worries about the quantum threats.

>>51054227
MultiVAC will solve the trilemma

Cardano and Kadena

>>51054466
Kek...the quantum threats are far fetched and I just checked the tg group kekkkkkkkkkkk.... it has fucking 200 members for all you know don't shit on this thread jeet. Dyor or just die now itself I'll send my wallet adress.

>>51054447
Fuck Algorand

>>51054600
Kek....barbarians just buy more of ADA fuckers. It's one of the best.

>>51054468
Is it a post quantum cryptography project?

>>51054501
You must have entered a wrong group retard. You are the amongst the ones that get rekt newfag

>>51054629
I'm not sure anon but the quantum computers are far fetched. So why worry about it

>>51054616
ADA is dead on arrival. Hard fork aint happening anytime soon

>>51054482
>Kadena
PepeLaugh nobody tell um

>>51054616
Cardano reneged on its plan on making its blockchain quantum safe. So typical of Charles

>>51054501
Moron dyor the most worries with the crypto industry is the quantum threats. I am just comfortable with a blockchain that uses the CRYSTALS-Dilithium algorithm approved by the NIST.

>>51054694
Every other blockchain should do that or it's a big rekt time

>>51054658
Kek..it's dead buried and even grass is grown over the burial

Bitcoin
Litecoin
Monero
Everything else is overhyped, overpriced corporate shares

>>51054227
Bitcoin, Monero, rest of market projects = token not needed.

>>51054694
HBAR is the only quantum resistant crypto im aware of, help a moron out, which other ones are quantum resistant?

>>51054227
A blockchain that has the hyperpolyglot feature which will accommodate any developer will definitely survive this

>>51054227
BTC is the only true crypto, others are not gonna survive this winter

>>51054777
Everything is security asides Bitcoin

How hard would it be to implement the CRYSTALS-Dilithium algorithm in existing projects?

>>51054821
BTC is a dying shitcoin as well. The one true crypto BCH which is pumping harder than everything is the only one that will survive

>>51054810
That means over 20 million developers can deploy Dapps on it. That's interesting

>>51054792
That's bull shit. I think the only quantum resistant hybrid blockchain which has compatibility with EVM will only survive.

I think NEAR has the guts.

>>51054851
I really don't think its possible. But I'm not aware of it desu. But devs can build the smart contracts in any programming languages using the QVM which launched recently.

>>51054852
You are a fucking chutithya pagal. Madherchod jao Sala kutha. BTC is the king and BCH is a fucking shitty token

>>51054227
Anything PoW won't survive for long, PoS, PoH, PoR will be the leading consensus algorithm for projects that would want to survive.

>>51054914
POR is unique? What's that all about anon?

>>51054694
Kek. Quantum has no future in crypto. Multi-blockchains on layer1 are bringing all the adoption. Think.

>>51054810
Wtf is that? Plebs keeps investing in shit. Not that I care. Geeq has all the innovations I need. Hfsp

>>51054913
kus ummak you pajeer son of a BiCH. BCH is for the Chads of blockchain and if you don't already fully understand that and blindly support BTC because (((they))) told you to, you're already doomed to failure.

>>51054968
What are you guys even talking? How is BCH better than BTC? explanation?

>>51054933
Fool identified. Fucker MCD is always hiring once you get rekt run there straight. The quantum threats are inevitable and the only solution is to migrate our funds to a quantum resistant blockchain.

>>51055019
It's simple. BCH is the People's coin while BTC is the kike abomination. Why do you think governments love BTC when they should hate it if it's really a threat? BTC is the same as BCH except they only have 1MB blocks while BCH has 32 MB blocks. This means BCH users can get their transactions in without paying out the ass for fees. Of course (((they))) love fees and own all the miners. The media (owned by kikes keep in mind) all support BTC and even the US government says it's ok. Meanwhile BCH gets no love despite being used in more stores as actual payment around the world. I truly wonder why it gets so much hate from the government and media....

>>51055039
McD awaits you

>>51054925
So many consensus now, all vaporware. Giving all my attention to geeq protocol now. The space needs more multichain innovations.

>>51055046
Well explained. That was great information. Hope you oy spend and hold BCH. With the current development we can buy a house with any cryptot4d at ease.

>>51055039
Keep fooling yourself. Blockchain innovations will evolve and leave you behind. Those with multichain ecosystem are already on it. Don't say you weren't warned.

>>51054925
Proof of Randomness is a consensus algorithm that is ecofriendly while being decentralised and it is unique to Qan

>>51055171
If it ain't a quantum resistant then it is a project wait to rekt investors. Don't be a victim

>>51055171
It's not even quantum resistant. You will get rekt once you realize the reality.

>>51055191
Well said desu what ever said and done I see the future NFT and metaverse projects will have great security with the blockchain that's uses the post cryptography algorithm.

>>51055197
It's a concept and it's not yet live. So shit your ass always shitting

>>51055213
This is a ton of shit. What you just need is a solid Blockchain project with hybrid, multichain features. Let's say Geeq for instance. Qanx is good as well, but it might be overboard

>>51055191
Base, but since they are overlapping, blockchains are difficult to expand.

>>51055350
But since they are difficult to use and take a long time to execute transactions, they haven't gained much traction.

>>51055191
Most new Blockchains are multichain and hybrid. Since privacy is a thing, and it's important to be able to cross platform

>>51055350
Nonsense I completely disagree. Qanplatform offers developers royalties for lifetime. To get that all they need to do is build a fucking smart contracts in any programming language they know. This is futuristic faggot.

>>51055379
Idk about that. I know that these Blockchains come with ton of utilities and higher security levels. So, concessions can always be made

>>51055350
Fucking A we can use the POR concensus which is an eco-friendly approach to mine the tokens with a frigging mobile phone or with a raspberry pi. No electricity bills good bye to all the Riggs and power consumption.

>>51054227
aleph zero

>>51055407
Still overboard in the quantum thing kek
I'd choose a simpler Blockchain with clearer features. Less is more

>>51055443
Well, there are a lot of Blockchain projects with great utility and less complexity. Data storage within the Blockchain is accessible to everyone and not just developers

>>51054227
You know the answer. Solana will rule them all.

>>51055442
Lol, yet hacks and scams are on the increase. Imagine how it will be when quantum computers become available. The damage will be on the horizon

>>51055553
I think data storage is paramount. I appreciate that some blockchains provides a special technique for streamlining data administration.

>>51054482
Cardano is again full of bugs. I don't think so.
>>51054792
Source?

>>51055448
LMAO

>>51054785
Are you leaving under the rock?
>>51054810
I heard about it. Coding in all langs. That's cool tho

>>51054662
If crypto is to survive at all, kadena is going top 10. Pay more attention

>>51055886
>coding in all langs
The only blokchain worthy lang is Rust. All other are shit

>>51055886
What sort of magic is this? Only a linux based blockchain VM can do that.

>>51055482
That will be the next big thing for sure. Just look at the bigger picture

>>51055962
STFU fag. Solidity, Golang, Javascript are better languages than Rust.
>>51055982
Think again dumbass

>>51055962
Fuck off, moron. How can Rust be better than Solidity?

>>51054227
I was going to say ETH ...

>>51054447
Algorand is fucked unless the Cryptography chief makes it quantum resistant.

>Come buy my NFT though.

XOR is all the rage right now, just as pswap and everything DOT

>>51055197
Call me a bitcoin maxi, but bitcoin's Proof of work remains the best. No other algorithm can beat it.
I would rate Proof of randomness better than Proof of Stake anyway, because PoS is pajeet shit and Vitalik works for the government.

>>51056208
Think about the energy consumption and the climate. PoW is bad for us and will kill us. PoS will be better than PoW if we want to survive as a species.

>>51054227
Hey son of a bitch, blockchain generally has created a new path of life over the years and quantum resistant blockchain is packed with various features that supports the healthcare, manufacturing, supply chain sectors and more.
The mainstream is in anticipation as it unfolds more before our eyes.

>>51056263
GTFO schizo. You want blockchain to be centralized?
Decentralization is important. Yeah, energy efficiency is important too.

Oasis labs, they will solve all privacy issues.

>>51056094
>how can a language which can use arrays be better than a language which can't use arrays

>>51056208
Such a retard thinking like his mama's ass, PoW uses more energy and is harmful to the environment but PoR consensus protocol, which has inherent verifiable pseudorandomness may save your tiny dick from complex mathematical computations that consume a lot of energy.

>>51054227
Elrond remains the destination of choice for good projects, desu
>user-friendly
>great cross-chain compatibility
>good network speed
>partnerships with trusted brands like Audi that backs holoride, a VR company planning to launch an entertainment game on Elrond.

>>51056413
Why should a LUNAtic want a centralised Blockchain when decentralization ensures that the blockchain is not governed by an individual, group, or even the government.

>>51054227
BNB chain is the best. Buy CAKE and hodl.
>>51054380
Not bad. GLMR is better tho

>>51056491
You haven't met newer blockchains anon. Tech keeps getting better and old ones keep fading away.

>>51056263
Banks consume more eng... However, you are right about PoS.

>>51055669
Hell no to those bitches, the lattice based algorithm that secures the wallet won't let trannies get fucked.

>>51055669
If you see two faces in this pics, you are drunk and you need to protect your crypto with better security. Quantum computers will rekt you.

>>51054310
They blocked my transactions from tornado cash. I'm dumping them.
>>51054748
What blockchain uses this Crystal thingie?

>>51056263
That's fucking making sense anon, Qanplatform is usable to 28M programmers by letting them code in any programming language thanks to its unique multi-language smart-contract development methodology.

gay thread

>>51054227
ETH merge= massive pump= More massive dump
>>51054925
As the name "proof of Randomness" allows validators to be chosen randomly, its at least better than PoS which is biased and Centralized

>>51056502
I don't care all these shits I'm waiting for the release of QVM

>>51054310
It still can't stand ETH

>>51054227
>What blockchain do you believe has the ability to survive the impending winter
>when all crypto crashed more than 70%
>during massive inflations
>before a real recession

>>51054380
But none of the mentioned are quantum resistant, QANplatform still has a bigger chance of flipping DOT and NEAR soon

>>51056869
Don't be over excited anon, there will be significant technical issues or massive delays with its upgrade which could put ETH into jeopardy.

>>51054227
VeChain. They've been quietly churning out new things like their new stable coin. Expanding in new locations, hiring more people, paying for promotions (at places like UFC). This is at a time when a lot of the crypto space is contracting and not hiring. Normies have no interest at 2c of course. They'd much rather wait for it to do a x10 or more before they FOMO in. I bought 10k for just over $200. Quietly stake VTHOR for the next few years and then dump on normies in the next cycle.

>>51056976
One part of me still feels ETH isn't ready for this merge

>>51055407
Mfucking idiot, they offer more than just a lifetime royalty. Node providers are heavy earners.

>>51056696
Idiot

>>51054777
All you mentioned are overhyped and overpriced plus old tech. Move to modern privacy tech
Beam
Railgun
Secret

>>51056636
Looks like IBM is leading in terms of quantum computing
>Read China is also funding QCT seriously, desu I don't trust those dick head
>>51056964
Maybe because of its quantum resistance and its QVM

>>51054227
ORE
>Identity management
>Asset management
>Multichain Access

gay thread full of shilling faggots

>>51056208
Then why was a ban proposed against it, PoW is worse, let's face it
>PoS could have been better but it's Centralized
>PoR looks suitable, low energy consumption, and its decentralized

>>51054417
Privacy protocols with audit features arewinning this round, its going to be the compromise between regulators and crypto users.

>>51054227
If it's really a blockchain that you're looking for that helps in driving mass adoption especially in the privacy field, you've to give a chance for shade protocol and Altermail. These are highly underrated though but have an immense impact

>>51057422
Then secret network deserves some fucking mention. These guys are machines when it comes to putting privacy value to the next level as well as defending privacy

>>51055019
Some MF is high on weed again

>>51055962
You are either dumb or Just gay, No Lang is superior, Just use what is best for you, although EVM limits that as you can only build on Solidity which is hard as fuck

>>51057160
There's no fucking argument about that anon, Node providers are constantly running the software on a capable device, providing storage space for the network.

>>51056869
This is going to run shits down. No fucking good thing gonna come out of it

>>51057843
Shut the fuck up... You need a brain reset faggot

>>51057843
QVM solves this already, Allowing Devs to code smart contracts in any Programming Language

>>51058023
Like a thot's legs spread wide for a hard fuck, developers can build contracts in any retarded language which can be compiled to a statically linked binary which runs on Linux.

>>51055442
The security levels arent high enough if they keep getting hacked, about time we take privacy as a means of security and with top priority.

>>51055354
You've got to be an Indian. Stupid

>>51055482
>I'd choose a simpler Blockchain with clearer features.
A blockchain for optimised identities and asset management with multichains features is all most crypto users need for their everyday transaction, nothing too complex.

>>51055407
Get outta here dickhead, independent coders and small companies can come up with crazy useful ideas and widgets and develop them for other coders to use and get paid.

>>51054310
FPBP

>>51058157
Blockchains and cryptocurrencies could be vulnerable to complex attacks and forged transactions when quantum computing matures and applications are not built on quantum-resistant blockchains

>>51055669
>Lol, yet hacks and scams are on the increase.
Devs have confessed security is not a top priority, maybe just maybe these hacks will have them re-think the need for top notch security and privacy in programming.

>>51058248
>The QAN's developer royalty system rewards developers after each transaction on their smart contracts.
Trannies feeling secured while getting rewarded. Isn't this like a juicy pussy?

>>51056415
Really, Oasis is not even on the list of based privacy protocols like monero, litecoin, Beam, Railgun and Secret.

>>51058257
That's how pajeets doubted till LUNA crashed.

>>51058363
Hey faggot, fuck juicy pussies and go to bed knowing Qanplatform is able to fend off attacks from quantum computers by its IPs based on the Lattice-based post-quantum cryptographic algorithm implemented in Rust programming language.

>>51058257
Devs are intensionally rugging us

>>51056361
Sounds like shits... How does that even help. Fuck off fool

>>51058530
You've got your senses lost on an Asian boobs, it enables healthcare solutions to utilize blockchains while staying eco-friendly and decentralized.

>>51056869
We are ready for the dump anyday anytime
>>51054748
QAN has been using this way before NIST annoucement

>>51056505
GLMR is my retirement plan

>>51056556
At least it didn't sacrifice its decentralization for speed as SOL did,

>>51058703
This is the milestone hitting the crypto space. All of the projects who are running on Ethereum, like DEXes, NFTs, DeFi solutions can migrate easily to its Quantum-resistant platform

>>51056491
There are blockchains with better features and more relatable usecases and products, dyor on Ore network.

>>51058826
Wtf are you saying anon, Solana is often viewed as more centralized due to its reliance on the Solana Foundation. So it hasn't sacrificed any shit.

>>51054227
Some blockchain will struggle to survive the winter, but privacy blockchain will survive it the more

>>51058914
Ore is one of my favorite network so far

Do you really need to ask? Monero, of course!

>>51059246
Is monereo a blockchain?
I think it's just a privacy coin
I only know of one privacy project to have their own blockchain

>>51056636
I dunno much about quantum computers and security but Identity management tools like ORE ID has been doing a solid job at security my assets.

>>51059366
Lurk more pajeet faggot

>>51055379
A lot of jeets here lately that save thumbnails

>>51054310
Waiting for its integration with ORE network. No doubt, will be crucial to the its growth in the second half of the year

>>51054227
If driving adoption of the crypto space is in question, then wallet solutions and interoperability based blockchains will play the most significant role.

>>51054600
Stfu brainlet

>>51057197
I see you discovered crypto in 2021/2022

>>51054777
Sensing a bias towards privacy focused coins. Although, on-chain privacy on multiple chains is the next big thing, even though it's largely underrated.

>>51054785
Including ETH? Oh got it, you're a moron.

Ethereum and Polygon. That's it. If you say avalanche you're actually braindead, It can't compete with ETH and Polygon passed in TVL.

>>51054227
Koinos, you are welcome

>>51054227
>ORE
The blockchain that reduces the entry barrier to the use of the opportunities that accompany blockchain technologies through its utilities that permits cross-chain identities

>>51054821
Same thing was said 2 years ago. Go check Coingecko and see how retarded you are

>>51055191
Well said. However, with multiple chains stepping out, it infers that interoperability matters now, more than ever

>>51059246
A privacy coin, more like ZEC

>>51056415
How much have they solved, thus far? If you mentioned Railgun instead, I probably would have agreed with you.

>>51055721
...it's byzantine fault tolerant?
duh
wtf do you mean "source" it's literally baked into the structure of the entire system

>>51055386
Privacy is not a thing. It's a right and it's only a matter of time before it becomes a requirement when interacting with smart contracts.

>>51058257
>yet hacks and scams are on the increase.
Of course it is. Which is why it is a big advantage for users who have a single universal and secure accounts where they can control their assets easily.

>>51058198
Sounds a lot like the fundamentals well known with ORE blockchain. A lot of complex blockchains, with a major need for simplicity.

>>51058794
Kek, I am wondering how terrible your final days will be

Dogbat will survive

>>51056556
reading is a hard task for most bizfags, i never said there are no better and newer one anon, but elrond is my top pick, I love the blockchain and the fact that holoride is building an automobile based game on it where users can play and earn during road trips.

>>51059246
If you were going to dwell on its privacy utilities. Well, privacy is possible on Ethereum, thanks to Railgun and other on-chain privacy solutions built on L1 protocols

>>51056415
I don't think so.

>>51059366
Which of them is that, I know of zcash, or is there any other?

>>51062367
Seen this one on elrond, they got some deal with audi which they really selling really hard, waiting to see what happens with the product launch.

>>51062283
Read the shit you recommended, does it make any sense to you? Kek

>>51054227
Tezos, why does no one talks about this chain?

>>51062524
> ETH lvl1 security
> ETH lvl1 defi integration
> OnLy EtH hAs LvL1 eTh InTeGrAtIoN
Yeah thanks retard. Nice unbiased slide there.

>>51063687
Layer1, fuck. Guess I’m retarded too.

>>51063492
Depends on how much hype they manage to build up and level of adoption it seems.
The whole vr in car thing seems pretty futuristic and not too many folks might be sold on it at first.

>>51063574
Cos it's dead?

>>51063687
In other words, eth is gonna always win?

I used to be die hard on Harmony (ONE) but completely dumped them after the Bridge hack, it will never jump back to its ATH, not even close to it.

>>51061308
I'm not sure of the problem they have solve either, but I'm certain that secret network has given more privacy to web3 projects building on it's blockchain because of it's smart contract features

>>51063711
Ain't nothing too futuristic for these gen z dudes kek..
taking cars into the future? I'm up for it anon.

>>51063925
I stopped hearing about it desu.. no buzz, no hype, nothing.

>>51063925
Same vibe as Cardano

>>51063297
Not at all, zcash or what you call it is not among at all, secret is the top on the list, with it's smart contract blockchain for other web3 projects to build on.

>>51062262
Is ORE a blockchain on it's own?
I thought it's just a crypto, educate my poor self anon

>>51062524
Who is this old fag with old info?
C'mon wake up from slumber and get updated info about privacy projects
Secret passed all these anon
Check their recent updates, you can bridge, and do every other integration

>>51063711
Might take a while to become a real thing but certainly, remember when vr started? Not too many people found it interesting but now It's completely different.

>>51064131
For real?
Which projects are building on here?

>>51062500
Privacy can never be underestimated, many projects from DeFi to Gaming, NFTs and others are currently migrating to building on privacy chains to ascertain more security and anonymity

>>51054227
ICP

>>51054227
Eth.

The gall of degens thinking they know better than developers...
Eth is the undisputed GOAT unless other Blockchains that provide an execution layer as sophisticated as EVM is as secure.

>>51066351
Actually, Optimism and Arbitrium are good shouts too. They utilise Ethereum as it was intended to be.