/biz/ - Business & Finance

My spidey web

>>51090646
i got the basic bitch ones like FIL, THETA & GRT because im counting on normie appeal

>>51090646
LINK

>>51090646
Muh NFT collection

>>51090646
Forget about web3 jeet, go all in on BTC and be happy.

SWISE
$20M
ETH liquid staking provider token
Seriously undervalued compared to LIDO and Rocketpool when looking at TVLs
Gonna pump because of the Merge happening alone tho

>>51090690
>Based
THETA and GRT
>shit
FIL

>>51091176
BTC and ETH. The only blue chips in crypto

>>51090646
I see you have finally figured out that web3 is the future. I already have some assets like SOV, HNT, and ORE on my watch for the long term.

>>51090690
Redpill me on GRT

>>51090646
LINK

>>51090690
How will I profit from this

>>51091176
Web3 is the future, brainlet. Deal with it

>>51090646
>Utilities to watch out for
Cross-functionality due to the numbers of chains we've got in the space.

>>51091818
It has actual utility so it will never pump, just like Monero

>>51090646
BAT

bitDAO anon. That's it. Also obviously BTC and ETH.

>>51092006
>>51091176
Now, that's contradictory

>>51090686
Fuck off Jill

>>51090646
>web3
You have to consider how many users may struggle with the high and complex demand of web3.0 identities

>>51090646
>web3
ANKR
https://www.ankr.com/
Thank me later, matey.

>>51091939
Kek. The idea for privacy solutions is not quick gains chad. They provide a major need in the space and would make it better for everyone.

>>51090646
prob my LINK or ROSE. I hold some other shitcoins but those are the only two doing anything novel which the space needs.

>>51090788
>>51091872
>Two LINK mentioned.
Indicates how vital interoperability based projects are

>>51090646
My 3 digit ens domain

>>51090646
Right now web3 sounds like a hoax to me. If I'm mistaken, than good programming skills will most valuable and reliable.

>>51090646
>I need ideas on where to invest.
ORE

>>51091960
A lot of silence from brave browser this days

>>51091906
Skeptical about it. Before it can be, there has to be some level of control users exercise with their identities on the complex network.

>>51090646
>Utilities to pay attention to
The blockchain will become fucking complex for average users to deal overtime. Having to secure several keys and pass various authorization processes does not flow well with the elements of optimal user experience.

>>51090686
Welcome, retard.

>>51091176
Be happy? You fucking clown

>>51091927
Based. You mean cross-chain functionality. The higher the number of blockchains being registered, the more prominent the need for cross-chain protocols will be.

>>51092132
There was a time when I used to be a big fan of ANKR

>>51092443
Hoax is the wrong word. It's key to absolute decentralisation. Only a matter of time the adoption rate skyrockets as users begin to get the hang of it

>>51092223
I though ROSE was privacy focused

>>51092123
Well, the option to use account protocols and identity management systems is going to start playing out big time

>>51091524
For web3 I dont think SOV or HNT will offer much, LINK,RLC and ORE are better picks.

>>51091927
I think seamless access should be the top priority for any web3 focused project.

>>51090646
The whole wordplay over "Web 3.0" is the implication that it's more advanced than what came before, and that it's an inevitable step after Web 2.0. In reality it's just useless. Name something that Web 3.0 can do that Web 2.0 can't that isn't highly fucking illegal

>>51092123
Identities in web3 is a big deal as all data are tied to ones Identity so an identity management protocol on web3 will be a perfect touch.

>>51092132
Based

>>51093043
Web 3 is broad and we can still expect something big in the long run. Some on-chain payment systems are also on fire. Its security and reliability are what I like the most, especially on CryptoXpress, Binance Pay, Coinpayments, and Dragon Pay.

>>51092123
>>51093139
And what happens when your web3 identity gets stolen? You can't just call up your bank to fix things. Not your keys, not your identity. Decentralization is such a stupid idea, it will never work with consumers.

>>51091221
I read up on it after seeing your comment and bought some.
May the odds be in our favor anon

>>51093043
Seamless access with the crazy authorization process and countless number of keys and wallets a user have to keep track of. In a significant way, that is slowing down the mass adoption of it.

>>51092977
Kek, not a true privacy project I guess.

>>51093094
That is fucking dumb. Giving users the right to be in full custody of their assets is a fucking right. Wanting to be in control does not necessarily mean that an illegal activity is involved

>>51093013
How do you feel about ICP vs RLC

>>51093399
Who cares if you are in control if you still need to interact with other online services to actually get value out of anything?
NFT's are useless without centralized servers to host the images, and those servers can get taken down, or they can block nft's from being hosted on them, or sold through their front ends. At that point what is the fucking point?

It's like writing up your own passport in crayon and claiming it's your fucking right. Yeah, sure, but that doesn't mean that any service is going to respect it, and absolutely no one is going to help you if you lose it, or someone takes it from you.

>>51093292
Which is why it makes sense to have a single account through which all these identities can be managed. Isn't it better to have a single and secure ID where you can have access to all your assets rather than having hundred of keys you must never lose or compromise?

>>51093427
All I know is that the two are being aggressively shilled these days

>>51093139
Highlights why account protocols such as ORE bridging web2.0 identities to web3.0 are super important.

>>51092501
Summer months are slow in tech. Big shit coming for Q3/4

>>51093289
What are you using?

>>51093606
Pretty obvious ones too.

>>51092696
You have a point pleb. The complexities of accessing diverse blockchains is becoming a barrier and keeping a lot of users away. Trying to remember separate keys and passwords would be tasking so a single ID for mass access would make things a whole lot easier.

>>51090646
>I need ideas on where to invest

Metaverse interoperability, which means you can use your character/identity from "NFT-game abc" in "NFT-game xyz", but also on many other web3 websites.

>Which of your asset(s) will be most effective in terms of utility for web3.

My on-chain Dope Wars NFTs are next level future tech. Not visually, but under the hood.

>>51092145
Privacy protocols should be solely for its utility and not for gains.

>>51092223
I'll consider MATIC and ORE for web3 access and NFT management.

>>51092443
You need to dyor

>>51090646
in utility terms not a single one
if you mean utility = price go up then any altcoin

>>51091906
>>51091524
>>51093981
How to profit off web3?

>>51092501
True

>>51093574
That's a million times worse, it's comparable to storing your credit card in your phone case. Now when you lose your phone you also lose your wallet, absolutely great.

There is nothing more stupid than what you are suggesting. You're creating a single failure point which will absolutely ruin whoever is dumb enough to go along with it, and also will make it so no consumers will ever use your shitty web 3.0.

If that lack of service was acceptable to consumers for even the most trivial of things, don't you think that MMO video games would be happy to not have to offer customer service for lost accounts, rollbacks, etc? They'd jump at the chance to not have to spend money to have to support those things and just say "not your password, not our problem".

But guess what, if they didn't provide those services everyone would be really fucking angry the moment they can't reach customer support because a phishing scam landing page stole their character they spent 2000 hours and $500 on (some whales spend tens of thousands of dollars). If it can't even work for this fucking video game example, then web 3.0 can't work with fucking anything.

>>51093738
Everything is functional, and they'll have excellent features, and you can try them if you want. I won't limit you to one service alone kek.

>>51092696
A simple tool like ORE ID which serves as an access point to multichains is a perfect solution.

>>51093445
>NFT's are useless without centralized servers to host the images...

>>51094336
They'll die during this bear market i tell you

>>51094735
Yeah and how much data can they store, less than a kilobyte? Great.

>>51093574
Good point. Better having a secured account that can be retrieved at any point in time. I know how frustrating it can be to lose your keys or seed phrases. And the truth is that, it is easy to do so, because an average user have several of them

>>51094331
Then keeping your digital assets in a form of secured cloud storage is wrong or what the fuck are you saying? You're citing examples only to back your retarded opinions.

>>51094331
All I can say is that your knowledge about web3 is largely limited.

>>51095251
With centralized services you can get refunds, get your account back if it was stolen, you can contact support when something is working incorrectly, etc. With web 3.0 you're just totally and utterly fucked and that absolutely will not fly with consumers. If web 3.0 can't even work for video games it can't work for fucking anything.

>>51095285
No one has yet to name a single thing that web 3.0 can do for the end user that web 2.0 can't do while it does it more cheaply. There isn't a fucking thing that it adds for consumers, in fact it's fucking worse.

>>51094703
Over 200k ID registered and counting. Might as well be among the next biggest thing

>>51094243
It's not all about profits anon. Although you might make some gains from holding based assets.

>>51090646
When you mention web3 utility, Ore Network comes to mind for being a bridge for web2 identities to web3.

Persistence One $XPRT.

Cross chain liquid staking, tendermint based blockchain built within the Cosmos Hub.

>>51090646
Privacy projects would be the next level of utility in the crypto space chad. Don't sleep on it.

>>51094854
12.8 kb is the technical block limit on ethereum, afaik.

>>51094803
You scumbag. You're getting paranoid and why not research first before shitting on something? You'll never learn in your entire life kek.

>>51095819
And how much does modifying that one time cost.

is it really possible to get a good paying job in web3 if I study for 3 months?

>>51095884
Almost nothing, relatively speaking. The Dope NFTs are on Ethereum, but the Hustlers and the interchangeable Gear are minted on the layer 2 Optimism network. Turf, the virtual real estate is not available yet. This gaming ecosystem will also run publicly on the StarkNet zk-Rollup soon. There is no venture capital money involved and these guys are working their asses off with no guaranteed compensation, but I'm pretty confident that it will pay off in the end.

>DopeWars: ETH Denver Documentary
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvWM2obNMyI

>Dope Wars Sneak: Hustlers in High-Fidelity
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgJbiH2m1YY

>>51096604
If it costs nothing how can it be secure? How is it hosted? A transaction still has to be a transaction.

>>51096708

"Rollups process transactions on another, faster blockchain (known as a layer 2), then port the transaction data back to the parent blockchain (the layer 1 or mainnet) at a fraction of the price. This means that users can benefit from the speed and cheapness of the rollup while also benefiting from the security of the bigger blockchain."

https://www.coindesk.com/learn/what-are-rollups-zk-rollups-and-optimistic-rollups-explained/

I invested about $15k in the initial token distribution event at this startup I used to work at, but it's not on exchanges yet.

>>51090646
FIRN token
>ultimate privacy service on eth
>token holders receive all the fees

>>51092963
>the adoption rate skyrockets
The rate of adoption for Web3 will be widely based on the how easy it is to access it. I believe linking our social media account to web3 is the best solution.

>>51093292
Its simple retard,just dyor on identity management tools and to use them to secure your ID.

>>51095356
Data monetization and Full ownership of identities just to mention a few and not forgetting a decentralized social media system.

>>51090910
NFTs will def get more useful with the emergence of web3 with protocols like Ore network offering creators easy access to web3 for seamless authorization and validation including minting,trading and crosschain transfer.

>>51090646
THETA for dencentralized CDN staking but kinda shitty but it makes money and has usecase.

FIL for decentralized file storage, just hold so kinda shit unless you buy at these prices

DOT will be future blockchain, its all about your ability to scale and provide seamless UI ! has staking yield 14ish% which is nice. ALso mega bullish on DIDs implementation inbetween parachains

NOIA is theoretically really cool and will send network traffic over the fastest path possible. has some staking minor yield

VRA for proof of view & ads. remove fake view from content and improve ADs targeted audience. has staking too

DENT functionally does work, kinda cheap not sure if good investment but if you got a dual sim you can get some cheap data if you travel

See you next bull run anon

>>51090646
shinobigrow.tech

>>51091872
Sounds right, cross-chain interoperability is the foundation of web3 and only projects offering products that solve the limitation of interoperability will be most effective.

>>51092544
Identity management on web3 is very important, I am not surprised polygon, RLC and Ore protocol already launched Identity management tools.

>>51095366
I got hooked after the team celebrated 2yrs of 0secs downtime utilizing the products. I hope the project finds its way to the midcap region.

>>51097205
you're abit backward then cos sylo already has that in place.
digital asset wallet and messenger in one dApp, that's social fucking defi

>>51093981
Is anyone building the necessary apps to allow users interact freely around different blockchain games? cos I'd like to have some holoride game avatars on sandbox if possible

>>51093981
is there any existing dApp which allows this NFT interoperability? cos I'd like to have my sandbox avatars on holoride games if possible

Interested in zK-rollups? This will implement them fairly soon (Q3 2022)!
Multiple projects being deployed (e.g. @PegasysDEX), ZK-rollups will increase its TPS to an on-chain theoretical 240K, Secure through merged mining and chain locks!

>>51098323
I wouldn't set my hopes high, nothing works in this space especially if it's backed by hype

PNK

>>51098323
with their in-car utility, I feel these guys actually captured some interesting aspects of the metaverse that can push adoption

>>51090646
From my research on web3 utility assets, I found ORE to stand out for aiding users to manage their identities and eliminate excessive complexities.

easily BitDAO simply for the fact that they have tons of funding to work with
They got the largest treasury in the market plus they’ll be launching their own L1 soon so we’ll definitely see more utility soon

they’re also funding a program called eduDAO that’s teaching students how to become web3 builders

>>51097660
I don't know anon. This is a based list but you seem to have left out ORE which would aid in the move of adoption from web2 to web3.

the majority of my assets will have utility once web3 takes over, which will be happening sooner than expected thanks to the web3's treasury bitDAO, that has so far committed over $700M to projects aiming to accelerate adoption

>>51094854
ICP stores 8mb as far as i know

>>51098887
You mean the Audi guys that launched on elrond? news has it that they are linked to volkswagen group so we could have a terrific price run when the product launches in these big brands

>>51101731
who's getting the money and which devs are ready to push this adoption. educate me pls

>>51090686
Um... based?

>>51090690
Didn't FIL accidentally their whole thing? IPFS is nice tho.

>>51101731
>>51104710
Pajeet posting has improved about 0.5% since the last time I was here which isn't a very high yeild, NEXT!

>>51102885
8gb