/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51470320

BTC, ETH, and XRP obviously.

>>51470320
Only the shitty ones

>>51470320
D0B0 and Frencoin

XMR.
seriously why are people even bothering with other cryptos i don't understand

>>51470320
qrd

>>51470384
eth has the same level of privacy as xmr. why do you think they won't add all privacy to the sanctions list? soon they're going to sanction their own dollar bill

>>51470384
Enjoy not being able to spend your XMR.
It will be a P2P ghost chain for illegal activities.

>>51470320
>The National Science Foundation (NSF) will back research in technical and socio-technical disciplines and behavioral economics to ensure that digital asset ecosystems are designed to be usable, inclusive, equitable, and accessible by all
Efferiumz

>>51470357
I honestly don’t even think eth will survive. HBAR is the eth killer that no one will expect.

>>51470486
>eth has the same level of privacy as xmr
Not true
>why do you think they won't add all privacy to the sanctions list?
and how exactly are they going to sanction me if i'm on my own node and they don't even know i have xmr

>>51470633
This is total nonsense, there's a huge number of P2P marketplaces for XMR that don't just consist of illegal activity. Plus greymarket adoption is important for any currency

the ones that win the CBDC Sandbox...

https://twitter.com/CarmelleCadet/status/1570786827359129601

Absolutely love that there's not even any need to mention Chainlink as it's a given that it's necessary infrastructure.

>>51471165

>the plumbing of the future

>>51471387
This coin is immportal. I've so many alts come and go since 2017.

>>51471378
>sir, are you sure her solution is the best?
>solution?

>>51471649

one the best, if one were to compare to other ones in sandbox.

She was from hyperledger where they switched from ETH to Hedera after a week of testing. She's already had a few successful CBDC pilots in some countries.

They are running on the green ESG bs, which Hedera wins bar none. Nevermind the other key aspects where it outperforms. Furthermore, once Avery and other cases go live, hedera will be the FIRST coin with real-life enterprise usecase, which should catalyze eyeballs on hedera and boomers realizing that this is the way forward.

I could care less about social credit scores as buying in now will alow me to opt of the game and watch from sidelines, only taking part when I feel like it. Oh yea and phase 3 staking to be released soon, as treasury acc has 250million hbar threshold met and all that awaits is council voting for APR % reward, most things I've seen and heard has been at 6.5%. Which IF true mean thats 6.5% per year, for life, for doing absolutely nothing. The more TX on network, the more rewards, the more stability.

The Merge didnt do shit for usability and scalability, the tide will turn and Hedera is more than ready to not only takeover but it is one of the easiest networks to port over to as it can handle EVM dApps whilst adding all its advantages.

this is all imo of course.

>>51470384

cpu mining sucks

>>51470320
BTC, ETH, and all the ones the VC's love.

>>51470320
ICP sisters what does this mean for us?

>>51470320
All of them. No one cares what this faggot or his government think

>>51470633
Illegal activities such as buying meat/eggs from my neighbors?

Ripple has gone through the green tape with xrp basically, consider everything else a grey area

>>51473122
Ve vill make it

Just want to say Chainlink will not survive

>>51473604
Nor will you once your neovagina infection goes systemic.

Unironically LINK

>>51470320
>Which coins will survive
probably the most undervalued one is Veritaseum, unironically. The day before the merge, Reggie said crypto would change forever within a week. Protip: he wasn't talking about the merge, he was talking about things like this

>>51470320
All of them. Things are going to be the same. Nothing is going to change.

>>51470320
BTC & XMR

>>51471332
>there's a huge number of P2P marketplaces
How am I supposed to buy XMR in person when there’s only one person in my area and he’s a fuckin glowbohomo?

>>51473145
This.

>>51470357
ETH only. Bitcoin will never be fully mined because (((they))) will shut it down in the name of Energy Conservation.
> https://www.standard.co.uk/business/ethereum-merge-clears-path-for-esgminded-corporate-investors-b1025829.html

>>51470320
SAND

>Today, traditional finance leaves too many behind. Roughly 7 million Americans have no bank account. Another 24 million rely on costly nonbank services, like check cashing and money orders, for everyday needs.
Next stimulus confirmed efferiums.

>>51470320
>https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2022/09/16/fact-sheet-white-house-releases-first-ever-comprehensive-framework-for-responsible-development-of-digital-assets/
solve the FUKCING TELEMETRY PROBLEMS before you worry about my DECISION MAKING ABILITIES

>>51470320
It's clear the US won't do anything that puts them too much into a disadvantaged position. Seems like the big players are looking for a common ground. How much are they all willing to destroy and ban. At the moment it seems it will be a combination of totally banning privacy reserving protocols and heavy AML and KYC regulation. Probably the US, China and the global banking industry have also bought the majority of Ethereum by now. But a single big player banning web3 won't happen. I'm sure many governments would ban the internet, but that just isn't feasible anymore. The genie is out of the bottle. And the vast majority is totally fine with surveillance maxing so they won't have to be forced into anything. If you want to be an equivalent of a Tor using, android os forkking pervert in the web3 world I'd bet you can. For most people it will be too inconvenient

BUY A THANKSGIVING DINNER WITH CRYOTO BUT YOU MUST REPORT IT TO THE IRS.

>>51470320
I fucking hope Biden retires or has a stroke
I also hope someone puts a bomb under each of the top executives desks of the cia and nsa

>>51470486
>eth has the same level of privacy as xmr
hello moronic retard, never post again

>>51473890
>Veritaseum
>less than $1,000 volume

>>51474706
With the speed technology moves there is really no way ETH can survive five more years. Even beginning to implement as a base layer for the system they want is drooling retarded.
Enough of them will realize it that it won't happen.
The boomers and Octogenarians pushing it will die or be pushed out by people that have some semblance of understanding technology.
>too much money at stake
The same reason people think it will succeed will actually be the reason it fails.

>>51470320
Stable coins. That’s it. Fuck everything else. Cope seethe and dial8

>>51470320
None of them, Im going to tear down this government and the entire current world order.

>>51474059
>>51471332

The p2p market XMR guys laud is a fucking joke. The liquidity is terrible. It's near impossible to put 3 figures through it let alone 4 or 5. XMR is reliant on CEXs for liquidity and if they get sanctioned XMR becomes illiquid outside its small circle of darknet users. That means anyone looking to put more than 3 figures through a transaction will get fucking decimated by slippage (which is already bad enough on CEXs for 5+ figures). It's fine for poor fags on here that only buy $10 of XMR every other week but for anyone who want's to park a large sum of cash in it for the next 10 years or so, it's fucking garbage. Instead of worrying about muh extra ring sigs, ZKproofs etc the dev community should have been all in on BTC/XMR atomic swaps which is currently near unusable for 99% of people and you guessed it, has terrible liquidity.

It's a great idea and the base protocol is great but the devs are autistic as fuck and give 0 fucks about adoption and want normies to stay out (and they are doing a good job of doing so). It's a project for nerds to fuck about on and people like drug dealers who are willing to jump through a bunch of hoops because their life depends on it. It's beyond terrible for day to day usage. It needs massive improvements to the surrounding infrastructure if XMR baggies have any sort of hope of dethroning BTC like they claim XMR will.

>>51470384
>High inflation
>Super vulnerable to 51% attacks and increasing.
>Will be illegal in a year
>Will be broken in 2 decades and all your transactions revealed
>Still leaks your IP
>Will be impossible to sell for any price, anywhere, soon, if it isn't already

>>51474971
what do you recommend then.

>>51470320
Winner is whoever gets regulatory clarity first.
Didn’t Gensler recently imply that ETH staking may be considered an unregistered security.
The merge has shown us how “decentralized” ETH really is.
ETH is going to be sued by The SEC and they are going to win.
ETHbro’s, I think we are going to finally make it.

>>51475053
In the current climate? USDT + BTC. The dollar is the best short term hold atm. I imagine there is a good chance of a 1% hike and thus there is a decent chance of getting an in at around 17.5k again over the next few days. I'm not sure if we go much below 17.5k as demand seen a decent tick up at sub 19k 10 days ago. If you're in Europe I recommend being in BTC as soon as the fed hike this week as credit controls are a strong possibility over there.

>>51475205
thanks fren. seems best strategy is actively add funds into stable for next bullrun.
do you have any good feelings about any 3rd gen crypto projects for after recession

>>51474971
concern troll much? i regularly move 5 figures in xmr and have zero problems with liquidity. there are no "hoops to jump through". xmr just works. i'm paying with xmr at my favorite restaurant tonight
>>51475050
>>High inflation
lower inflation than btc, nigger. your other points are equally retarded

>>51470320
You just know Biden’s handlers will fuck this up

>>51472799
https://www.linkedin.com/in/manceharmon/
>hedera labs
ebin

DOGE

and the deboonking https://medium.com/@nic__carter/comments-on-the-white-house-report-on-the-climate-implications-of-crypto-mining-8d65d30ec942

I’m going to slurp the dip, I expect overwhelming buying pressure as regulations loom for the future, there will be one more great pump of the Wild West frontier of crypto

>>51473122
>>51473598
Feeling good piss boys

>>51473122
Were good since buying the coin has a purpose with in the ecosystem. It can be used for governance or burned for computational cycles. All the currencies are fucked though

>>51474915
Whatever product has a chance to survive if it becomes a standard. *Enter the story about banks using mainframe systems*

>>51473122
my piss stays safe, frozen in deep storage, where not even president dementia can touch them.

and my stacks of piss grow larger everyday from staking.

>>51475358
>it's not as bad as literally the first cryptocurrency ever developed

>>51475142
Who is Eth? How will they sue him?

Cardano

>>51473122
pees run the world computer
wagmi

>>51470320
GSTAR will survive this. Yet to go public but it already has solid board members backing it up. Over 90% of families play board games worldwide thus, I see this project going huge.

If ETH survive then almost all L1s will
If BTC survive then all POW currencies will

That's as far as the "safer" bets goes imo

>>51474147
> Bitcoin will never be fully mined because (((they))) will shut it down in the name of Energy Conservation.
Inb4 "ASICs can just run on clean energy":
"Powering crypto-assets can take a large amount of electricity—which can emit greenhouse gases, strain electricity grids, and harm some local communities with noise and water pollution."
..So as you can see, the goalposts have moved again.

>>51476809

>>51470320
Someone put lead in that dementia ridden cunts head

Isn’t it kinda funny how when Jews aren’t part of a financial system everyone benefits.

>>51470320
digibyte

It's pretty funny how satoshi's vision for crypto was a world free from the control of central banks and now here we are on the verge of cbdcs, digital ids, and the outright enslavement of the entire species to a technocratic system of complete surveillance and control, kek. Fuck all these cockroaches.

>>51470320
Considering the Federal Reserve’s CBDC project already chose Cypherium to lead, we all know which token will rule them all

>>51476558
see you soon...

>>51470357
Price prediction on xrp? I think three digits

>>51471165
Price prediction on hbar?

>>51479088
Zero
And also zero
Im seeing tik tok retards talk about “muh XRP $10,000”. Obviously that was the midwit trap.

>>51479150
Then what cryptos

>>51479206
See >>51476135
None of the coins you hold serve a purpose

>>51475486
This is a good whitepill

>>51470486
>eth has the same privacy as XMR
get fucked retard you're making me want to buy some XMR just because of how stupid your post is.

Hedera for sure

Cripple fags come crawling out of the floorboards everytime kek. How pathetic.

>>51479448
I own some HBAR, but my expectations is that any of the ISO coins should survive this shit show of regulations. They will be the most useful to the existing financial system

>>51479464
Your mother was a hamster and your father smelled of elderberries

>>51479477
You will be bag holding forever! >>51479466
>ISOcoins
>XRP
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>51470486
>eth has the same level of privacy as xmr. please keep using my surveillance chain please i need my bonus

>>51479490
XRP was the first Crypto to be iso certified I believe, Ripple is literally on the board committee for ISO20022. What are you saying?

>>51471165
>HBAR
Moonman will tell the S.E.C about HBAR, don't worry

>>51475050
>High inflation

less inflation than gold, asymptotically approaching 0, guaranteed network security.

>Super vulnerable to 51% attacks and increasing.

Just a lie. Mining algorithm prevents massive mining farms that can be seized.

>Will be illegal in a year

Probably not, but regardless druggies will continue to use it because it actually works as a currency. Unlike BTC which is a state surveillance tool.

>Will be broken in 2 decades and all your transactions revealed

You made this up.

>Still leaks your IP

Only if you're a moron.

>Will be impossible to sell for any price, anywhere, soon, if it isn't already

Sure

>>51470748
>inclusive
>equitable
Crypto does more work in Sub-Saharan Africa than the fucking diamond industry what the fuck I hate this administration so fucking much

>>51471165
based hbarer

>>51479554
I hate moonman, but I will never sell either my HBAR or my icp. They are essential holdings for me.

>>51470384
99% of crypto holders still want to interact with the social order. Buying a coin that doesn't allow you to do that defeats the purpose of investing in the first place. There's a reason you don't see monero holders talk about price movement and hype, and that's the same reason nobody except blackpillers invest in monero,

Did anyone actually read the entire link?

>>51479545
Again Xrp was selling securities since your doesn’t have a utility or purpose. If you don’t want it labeled as security it actually has to do something. Perform an actual function rather than sending funds to another individual and the speculation of price.
See >>51476135

>>51479567
>less inflation than gold
arguable, no one knows the true gold supply. Regardless, new tech should do better.

>guaranteed network security
>Mining algorithm prevents massive mining farms
For five cents an hour on amazon, any moderately rich evil person can rent a few thousand server CPUs and completely pwn the monero network. As has happened to many other similar cryptos like GRIN

>asymptotically approaching 0
a fancy way of saying the above attack becomes cheaper with time.

>druggies will continue to use it because it actually works as a currency
druggies will not use it because they can't get real money in and out of it.

>You made this up.
The current best predictions are quantum computers capable of breaking this level of encryption will exist in about two decades.

>Only if you're a moron
your VPN runs on NSA servers. Whether they care enough to bust a minor money launderer, who knows

>>51479712
kek this nigger is always fudding xrp

>>51470384
Monero is obsolete in technology pajeet and a privacy coin for money launderers, I use Railgun instead and there isnt any suite against it because it has optional privacy

>>51478950
Accenture leads and was already chosen in 2017 by the federal reserve you dumb fuck linkcel, stop making shit up.