/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51149963

Thats why stick with the Blue chips.

>>51149963
from 40k to 300k to 17k
with borrowed money.

>>51149976
Yeah what do you have?

>>51149980
You didn't sell?

>>51150002

btc, eth, link

>>51149963
up 2x since this point last year
up 40% since jan 1st

From 600k to 140k im a nigger who loves nigger cock in ass

>>51150009
what do you think?

>>51150015
Chad.

>>51150151
Greed

>>51150021
Sell it before it becomes negative

>>51150057
Haha fuck

>>51150177
already did
90% in stables

>>51150062
>Greed

>>51150287
You're smart ass

>>51150287
spare me anon

>>51150287
Stables

Lol

>>51150594
You dont understand?

>>51150594
problem?

>>51149963
i went from about 2M to ~600k? I bought a house cash for 600k, that's pretty much all I have left now.

>>51151026
>buying a house at a generational top

brown hands typed this post. disregarded

>>51151094
You serious neger?

>>51151080
my anxiety is high

>>51151026
Still a good move than nothing to get.

>>51149963
fortunes are made during bear markets anon. blood in the streets...

>>51151554
Ahhh yeah buy the fucking dip.

>>51149963
Since 12 months ago pretty much unchanged. I've recently rebalanced.
>the bear market is real
Learn risk management. Just have common sense generally. Even if you don't hedge, cycles in btc for example are so obvious, there's basically no excuse. Let me guess you didn't sell the top and now you're not buying

>>51151601
IM GONNNNAAA SLUUUUUUUUUUUUUURRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRPP

>>51150015
>LINK
>bluechip

>>51149963
You sure blockchain projects will die?

>>51151388
Who cares man. It's your castle of safety and you will always have it to fall back on no matter how bad things get. Having it means you will have a lot more expendable income to accumulate when the market takes a big shit

>>51151617
There are blockchain projects that failed and there are projects that delivered well. One of the multi-chains I'm aping is Geeq blockchain, as this is helpful in business. OP musn't conclude.

>>51151632
You retired shit

>>51151821
Too many blockchains these days that failed.

>>51149963
My pf is red right now. I'm looking to accumulate more ETH if it wanes further. But If the reverse happens I'll take a chance on the best and add more GEEQ. Is my top pick among others

$175k -> $120k

Could be better, could be worse

>>51152122
The majority of them offer nothing in terms of security. Hacking and rug pulling are on the rise. Additionally, their lengthily transaction processing is irritating.

$200k to $220k
The more money I have, the more content I'm with small % gain.

>>51152122
Yeah, I'm aware of that, and that's why you need to reevaluate what you have found to see if it's worth the investment. Always check 10 times if possible.
>>51152228
That must be improved at a later time imo.

>>51152391
you're a newfag I think. If they have the capacity, I think the time is now.

>>51151554
The simplest truth you just stated. I already took advantage of the ALBT price. I'm looking forward to the TIDV going live soon.

I had 80k on January 1st, 200k on March 14th, and I have 120k today

Not great

>>51151617
Most of the new ones won't survive the tension. It's safe and wise to bet heavily on the majors one's while those with potential mainly hybrid blockchains take a few bucks.

>>51149963
USDC is still $1 anon, my portfolio hasn't moved, and won't until $9 AVAX and $4 LINK

>>51152499
shut the fuck up pajeet only if they support staking on their Network Just like GEEQ then I'll like to know more about the shit

>>51152482
I'm not new, but security and privacy are being neglected, resulting in exploits and hacks. For the time being, I am unable to describe a perfect protocol.We need real action right now.

>>51151554
Well said Anon. Getting my bag filled with SCRT, METIS, Matic and Azero. Can't say more.

>>51152694
Privacy will be neglected? Anon you likely don't know what's coming.

>>51151821
Blockchain projects hardly fail. Even if they do, they always yield money to the people who hold their tokens. That's the sweet thing about em

>>51152570
Well, I almost exited Kucoin to AscendEx because they don't have a staking feature on Kucoin. Good thing they just added it

>>51152538
As long as they're Blockchain projects, you literally have nothing to fear. Just hold em for long enough, then sell off

>>51152187
Everybody's pf is red now anon. So suck it up. You should take your mind off of it and go outside and touch the grass. My wagie job keeps me at peace and stops me from thinking too hard about my pf

>>51152228
Good thing we now have projects whose stock in trade is to forestall events like this. Blockchains are being built with higher levels of security now. And miners are becoming redundant.

>>51149963
0
I sold a long ass while ago.

>>51152847
Besides this, I believe the future is even more promising since they recently received financial support from GEM Investment.

>>51152748
Anon is right. This is why recent projects have begun to pay more attention to privacy. Even projects that normally would've been public, are now hybrid.

>>51152748
You don't understand what I'm saying? I think you have a low vocabulary level. Go back to elementary level and study English.
>>51152824
Search Google and you'll find out which blockchain projects have failed for many reasons. I won't mention anything.

>Started with $2K
>made some lucky trades and plenty of shit ones
>managed to get up to $50K and thought I was invincible
>invested all in one SNE and forever holding now
>down nearly 90%

I've learnt my lesson

>>51152863
I'm not planning to sell anytime soon anon. I am in it to win it man haha gotta grab some of dis before it blows up

>>51152884
I've got a good job too anon. I don't invest in shits pajeet, i look at roadmap, fundamentals, community and mostly low caps.

>>51152122
Based. Most are vaporware. All promises and no work. Miss me with that.

>>51153031
Yes, Blockchain projects fail all the time. Probably because the community was inactive or the devs abandoned the project. But if the utility is solid, they hardly fail

>>51153067
Good on you anon. Abandon your wagie job and become a full-time degen. Wagecucks annoy me. There are so many projects to make millions from, now

300k -> 30k

>>51152824
Are you living under the rock or what? Seems you need some serious education. Keep investing in nonsense.

>>51152228
Isn't that why you consider a working product while doing your research fag? You need someone to teach you how to do that?

>>51153088
>There are so many projects to make millions from, now

Yeah and there are so many to lose million to. Just be smart, prick.

>>51153067
Good anon. Don't forget to add blockchain innovations to it. Those are the future.

>>51149963
From 2M to 167K.. that's how it's fucking doing

>>51152863
Being a blockchain project doesn't make it a guaranteed project to pump. If they fail to deliver as they intend, the price will definitely decline.

>>51153073
Remember that the products they are offering matters. Some are just blockchains by name. Or do you mean those anon?

>>51152847
Now this is interesting. Good way to spread it. Never advisable to have everything in one place.

>>51153285
My major concern about all this shit regarding BlockChain is that they tend to deal with just DeFi applications, not real life applications, and the conned plebs are advocating for mainstream adoption. To solve what?

>>51153260
Based. Developments are important. Multi-blockchains are already a step ahead in that regards. Still keeping my eyes on Geeq. Don't trust anything yet.

>>51153073
As long as the blockchain projects stick to their fundamentals, you'll see their potential. Multi-chain is the future, and I won't argue that anon.

>>51153012
It's cool that investment firms are supporting the project through funds. Everything now boils down to the team to deliver as they should or expectations will be cut short.

I hold rose
the bottom is getting so wide I enjoy fapping to it

>>51153417
You have to implement defi first before moving to real life. You wouldn't want to offer a product that doesn't work, would you?

>>51153451
I have no doubt they'll deliver. The best part is that
their multichain functionality is probably going to encourage wide adoption.

>>51153442
If all dev could keep their focus on improving and advancing the existing blockchain tech for better results, it'd be great and this should span from DeFi to real-life applications. I like the idea of multi-blockchain, but it's still a mirage.

>>51153499
Right from inception, there has been so much implementation of DeFi, but it seems we are heading nowhere towards real life utility, which would welcome the business world and institutions to see the clearer picture and benefits that come with utilizing blockChain. Wake up and don't be fooled.

>>51153444
Lets' hope you're right dude. This bear market will decide. Only working utilities will survive.

>>51153699
When moon?

>>51153645
Don't be dumb. The innovations are coming in gradually. Projects need to focus on the problem they're solving not on killing eth.

>>51149963
7k to 300k to 15k

>>51153673
Calm down anon. These things take time. Do your research and wait for developments.

>>51153442
They're bringing a real-life applications and this will strengthen the relationship between the businesses to improve their performance. Ignore those centralized data management lol.

>>51154184
Who pays attention to centralised applications when blockchain architecture is here? Must enjoy getting rekt.

>>51153621
If only it fit in with enterprise expectations. Most of those enterprises are used to the conventional ones. This can only play in if they are convinced tech wise. If not, it's still like every other technology with no difference.

>>51153762
>Projects need to focus on the problem they're solving not on killing eth

How many of them are doing so? Just a few chains and the ones that are supposed to be different are still underway.

>>51151026
is that before or after taxes

>>51154210
They are still using centralised applications, but let them realise how secure and private the decentralised ones are. It's just a matter of time anon.

>>51150287
You've got to have a good plan for them else inflation will take it all away from you. Probably yield farming on a decentralized platform.

>>51150311
Not so fast; wait to hear what's been done with those stables first.

>>51154455
When do you think is the real adoption?

>>51154560
Lots of persons are suffering from PTSD probably and that's why they still don't want to stake.

1M to 10M in April to 4M now. I want to kms. Cashed out 3 and left 1 to try and do it again next cycle. Getting too old for this shit though, wanted to be out this cycle but got greedy.

>>51155319
It's not rocket science to know that it's better if your funds are interacting strictly with smart contract just like what's obtainable on Spool rather than being pooled to a central wallet like with CEXs

>>51149963
-25% or some shit, don't care

>>51149963
400k last year, 400k rn

>>51155148
Real adoption is when people start to get involved in a certain system. Web3 is still at an infant stage, and I'd consider more factors before calling it a perfect place to adopt. That includes security.

>>51149963
My money was in Celsius so I am fucking booty blasted and will not get my assets back

>>51149963
Retards fall for the names and popularity instead of usecases and adoption rate of products. I invested in some lowcaps ORE and UDO in 2021,solid projects, great team with working products and they've given me my biggest profit till date.

>>51149980
One lesson I have learned is to always take profit.

>>51151026
You won anon, just love yourself. Some retard lost everything due to greed.

>>51151601
Best advise you can get. Just streamline your research to niches that are making wave
>Web3
>NFT
>Defi
>Identity management
>Privacy
>Asset management
Any of these are good.

>>51151821
Projects offering Seamless access to multichains are the future, they have a say in every corner of the cryptosphere.

>>51155654
People don't learn or rather they prefer to learn the hard way. What tokens can be staked there?

>>51149963
Well metaverse without product are all shitty, yeah? But working on an authentic is not a waste of time and that's what holoride be doing, product launch scheduled for this EOY so yeah imma make it.

>>51149963
>4k (Jan 2021) to 21k to 3k (Now)
I suck at this.

idk i just keep buying xrp hoping it will go to $100. At this point xrp is my findomme. I feel pretty bad btw.

>>51149963
My pf be done by over 50% but I just gotta keep holding, all my holdings got its product launch running smooth for instance Sylo has a working product be it its wallet, SDK, and more including Elrond, Metis and more.

>>51149976
Fact too and putting them blue chips to work via liquidity mining on Uniswap getting LP tokens and staking those ETH LP tokens or wBTC LP tokens into Sylo pool for over 60% APY on either of them.

>>51150009
and why the fuck should he, you stoopid ass fudder

>>51155491
Luna? u did well

>>51156145
Spool currently accepts stables like USDT, USDC and DAI; maybe in the near future we'll be getting other tokens depending on the decisions taken by the DAO.

From three digits to 120k, cashed out around 30k, then dipped to my current which is 40k.
I'm Venezuelan so still a lot of money.

>>51152499
The TIDV will ensure compliance and regulatory rules and would definitely necessitate TradFi seamlessly joining the space.

>>51156014
identity management reminds me of centrality, they backed up multiple DeFi protocols like Sylo, Plugnet etc to achieve an ecosystem where one can easily access all their social accts with one login. Fucking smart move, but sadly not much light there

>>51156163
Also a top one on my watchlist, been keeping up with the ongoing field test across some parts of Europe and it's top shit.
exciting times ahead anon..

>>51156691
Def a lot of money

>>51156388
Didn't see no luna there

>>51149963
alright, considering that I've done pretty much everything wrong

>>51161585
europenis (europeans) always being lucky to test major web3 product before they go all out to other regions.
looking forward to it regardless haha

>>51149963
If you've got some quid, go all in on privacy tokens and that me later. Shit is buzzing real hard.

>>51151554
Buy or die. That's the rule

>>51151603
OP was being greedy.

>>51150015
>link

>>51151617
Blockchain projects aint going nowhere, just dyor and ape in projects with good usecase and working products for long term hodl
>ETH
>MATIC
>LINK
>RAIL
>SCRT
Few hints

>>51152228
If you are worried about hacking consider investing in PriFis atleast for the benefit of their utilities.

>>51152549
Maybe 2030

>>51152694
I can say with all assurance if privacy isnt taking top priority, the cryptospace is on the verge of serious asset insecurity. On-chain privacy should be a necessity.

>>51152710
I dont know about Metis or Azero but SCRT, MATIC and if I'll add any alt it will be RAIL(big on privacy).

>>51153067
Nice touch, pretty sure anon is an OG.

>>51152824
Blockchain projects are one of the safest bet IMO. Especially the ones with privacy features like SCRT. I will keep fucking with blockchain gems until whenever.

>>51152943
It is high time we take our security and privacy more seriously in this space. I'm not surprised by the increased surge in security upgrades on most blockchain projects.

>>51149963
up around 500k in gold since 2018 when bought bigly, silver not worth mentioning mostly sideways.
house is up probably still rn

>>51163135
>>51163225
>>51163288
Seems like you have a sound mind. Don't allow any granny shagger to make you think otherwise. YGMI.

Fine Anon.

My portfolio has aged like a fine wine this year.

Currently 100% cash waiting to renter.

So what does /biz/ think of Aura? Future CRV moonshot or just another flavor of the month style shitcoin?

>>51149963
The same. I've been down 7k since last November and my portfolio hasn't moved since.

5K LINK, 100K ROSE
50K USDC

What else (BTC/ETH) do I need ?