/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52262885
Do what makes you happy

>>52263116
What works for you?

>>52263208
Just hold anon

>>52262885
Staking is scam

>>52263448
What to hold?

>>52262885
Is that an ax

>>52265322
Depends on what you think the future holds
Golden cage transhumanist totalitarian police state, you are a chainlink man
Anarchy and the dead of the dollar while pirates ride on cloned dinosaurs, btc is your choice
Everythuing stays as it is just weirder and makes even less sense, its time for doge

>>52265458
Lol I like your writing style. Now do ETH and maybe some shitcoins if you feel up to it.

>>52265510
You want to own your means of production and scam for the proletariat, stake your eth forever
You enjoy diverse cultures, in a telegram screaming moon, join the cult of trx today
Fed up with life, suicidal and angry you lost your daughters college fund listening to people on the internet, get more doge with a bat

>>52265615
That's bretty good with ETH Haha. Capped.

>>52264370
NGMI

Because it’s the dream that you can one day escape your (what is ultimately an unremarkable and unchanging) existence. The idea that this little market, whether it be stocks, crypto, or the lottery, hold opportunity—however slim—of having everything you ever wanted. It in all likelihood will never work out, but you can’t win if you don’t play.

>>52265782

>>52265782
Just buy crypto man

>>52262885
i want out just because of the regulations coming and not enough people giving a fuck about it, but i also know the moment i sell the goldenest bull arrives

>>52266138
Regulation again and again

>>52265830
What is this

>>52267153
comedy gold. apparently that guy got kicked out of his girls apartment when his music youtube channel didn't kick off. he alwwys had a thing against her cat. cat won once cat started losing weight.

>>52267751
That's boring

>>52262885
I'm staking my fave assets OP

>>52267783
Staking is the way to go and lots of defi projects look fundamentally solid ahead. Anyone not betting on defi is just a retard.

>>52268058
It is unquestionable, and I'm sure others are staking on this terrible market. I can't think of any excuses for not betting to generate passive money.

>>52268091
Passive income is all I need right now. I stake usdt in Kucoin and earn 5-6% apy, ETH in Kraken for 5-7%, and Xpress on the network for about 40% apy dynamic

>>52268138
Everything will run smoothly if you do what works for you. In addition, you should take into account the products and services it provided for long-term bets.

>>52268138
Great APYs mean nothing if the project does not have great potential. That's why it's important to have a token that would pump before you begin to stake it

>>52268138
Most people don't know this yet, but payment protocols are going to perform very well in the coming days. Adoption is rising like crazy, and liquidity would flow into these projects

>>52262885
DCA is a strategy I adopted in this dip. I have DCA into some web3 assets like ENS, OCEAN and ORE. I think they will some big narratives in the next bull run

>>52264370
Must have seen a few rugs, haven't you? Stop buying scams and you'd be fine.

>>52268266
Since I'm holding for the long haul, the downward trend doesn't really disturb me.

>>52268058
Defi is just one facet of crypto. I like to broaden my horizon. You can't grow if you're stuck in one place.

>>52268268
In any case, it depends on the project. The aforementioned above are potential buy so far, so good

>>52262885
or play and earn. Gaming will never go out of demand. Sticking to staking and dca won't make you rich.

>>52268288
This is happening already as Travala has already partnered with a few payment projects. I can now use crypto to pay bills, buy flights, hotels, and a lot more.

>>52268336
Crypto is therefore the future. Nevertheless, I appreciate that defi projects typically have stronger fundamentals and uses. I think it's my hub

>>52268288
Payment solutions you mean? Isn't binance pay already popular? What else is there to see?

>>52268300
All vaporware. More attention should be on metaverse imo. Heard about a bank being developed on there. That's based.

>>52268376
How many of this services have you personally used anon? Don't be deceived by what you see on paper.

>>52268429
Is Binance partnered with Travala to book travels, there's still a lot of ground to capture, and some of these projects are already ahead

>>52268376
Travala is one of the biggest drivers of adoption in the crypto space. Payment projects partnering with them is for their best interest

>>52268398
Whatever works for you anon. There are many niches to choose from. Why would I put my eggs in one basket?

>>52268480
Partnership is a first step to pushing a service. It's up to the users to begin making use of the services available to them

>>52268513
Payment gateways connecting users to the real world are relevant to my interest, but we also have regulations and feds to think about.

>>52268480
Seems you are high on marijuana and you don't research. Xpress for instance offers retail services and has partnered with ModulrFinance and travalacom to aid these services. Dyor

>>52268578
Pleb. If your service doesn't work, no one cares. You gotta sell what users will be willing to buy.

>>52268560
Most projects are now basically cross-platforming. You see a project that is defi, nfts, and still metaverse. That's the stage we're in now

>>52268551
So far, I've invested in some low-caps because they all have amazing utilities and their projects are focused on crypto payment.

>>52268627
Always follow the liquidity anon..that's where the next pump is gonna be. A lot of work is being done to make crypto payment mainstream

>>52268560
It depends on what kind of gains you're looking for. I am not even throwing funds into the air like many fucktards here instead I ape into projects that have products to offer,

>>52268618
If I'm not mistaken, this is often referred to as a "one-stop solution," but many folks don't fancy this despite the flexibility and simplicity it seems to enhance and promote.

>>52268646
I concur with what you're saying I believe the upcoming bullrun will confirm this.

>>52268617
A lot of people are using Travala's crypto option. Get away from yo Mama's basement and interact with the outside world anon

>>52268551
What about BitRefill? They are also good at collaboration and partnership in this area of the space. I believe this aspect is going to foster mainstream adoption, but we are still far from seeing this come through.

>>52268618
Cross chain makes sense to me. Innovations should be limited in one place.

>>52268667
Based. I look at products first before investing. Better safe than sorry.

>>52268586
Crypto payment gateways are still making waves in society. Because of its security and reliability, I believe that more and more users will be aware of it.

>>52268690
The bastard must be a noob to the space. Most payment systems use this except for those that are just coming up. The crypto payment system will disrupt other means of payment.

>>52268578
>Partnership is a first step to pushing a service

This should be of mutual benefit, but many collaborations seem to be less effective than they should be. That's not the case with all, though.

>>52268370
>Sticking to staking and dca won't make you rich.

These are also good and viable strategies. It works fine in most cases, especially at this point where it's quite difficult to predict price direction.

>>52262885
simple advise which `i've been using.
i sold off to stables and staked them in SpoolFi, where I can withdraw anytime I want.

>>52268829
The crypto payment system is currently generating revenue and will eventually increase. There is no need to fight because that is the way things will be.

>>52268058
>52268172
best defi projects at the moment?

>>52269145
What ? Are you serious?

>>52269145
The major concern is whether most of those stable uses can maintain their integrity from depegging, and volatility is another major concern they might consider. Thought?

>>52269212
Do you think it's a joke?
>>52269224
The depegging and volatility are truly beyond of our hands, but even if there are issues in the crypto field, I don't think they will prevent them from achieving the objectives.

>>52263116
How to be happy

>>52269360
Volatility is normal kek

>>52269165
What's the best defi? No nothing

>>52262885
https://youtu.be/-wI79Hf3XI8
Grinding with old games are fun.
Coins at home.

>>52269428
It's normal, and I believe you fail to get what I was trying to explain earlier. The market dance includes volatility but brighter days are coming anon.

>>52269445
What is that anon

>>52262885
DCA is the key

>>52262885
Best is to stake I believe. Just stake that crypto and look aways for the next 6-12 months. LOOP on juno offer some even interesting APY.

>>52265322
Go hold some cosmos token and stake them on keplr. You won't regret long term.

>>52268058
No doubt. Defi is king in a bear market but you just have to stay safe with good protocols. 5000% on loop for 12 months is good. It's just going to drop as more people join though.

>>52268370
Most gaming are trash though. Only a few are truly rewarding. Gamestar+ in the board game sector is onerewarding game.

>>52269445
What's your old game? Axie? That's no more interesting. Look for more fun and entertaining games. Maybe board games.

>>52269785
Lol, axie is not old.

>>52268462
I think the bank metaverse should be completely implemented since I find its idea intriguing. The budget is required because the development will be tough.

>>52269907
Scam

>>52270037
Meta is bankrupt already
Look at zuckerberg

>>52268138
>Xpress on the network for about 40% apy dynamic
Obvious pajeet street shilling

>>52270277
Don't fight yourself jeet

Not selling. We knew the government would fight back eventually. So now they economically attack weaker projects and try to snipe crypto companies. It hurts now but its a good thing because it teaches crypto devs to really think about making crypto strong and resilient against attacks from entities with unlimited funds like the US treasury. In the end crypto is stronger and even more likely to free us from the fiat system.

>>52269907
That's what I think too. It's too expensive. Got to start looking at new gaming tokens. You still on Axie?

>>52262885
>Either you give up
Not giving up now that we're almost there, scooping some Tron, Ride, and Pkr
>there's going to be a resurgence soon


>>52264370
>Staking is scam
I genuinely think you need to take your med

>>52270037
Damnnn is this achievable? Meta is unreal

>>52270253
You calling Axie scam? Have you been on it before? Have you looked at any other gaming like gamestar+?

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/11/05/-in-bankrupt-lebanon-locals-mine-bitcoin-and-buy-groceries-with-tether.html

Once known for its stable and investment-friendly banking system, Lebanon has plunged into chaos as hyperinflation grips the country and banks force huge haircuts on dollar withdrawals.

To make ends meet in a financial system that no longer makes sense, some Lebanese are mining bitcoin or storing wealth using the cryptocurrency.

The dollar-pegged stablecoin tether, which users trade for cash, is also popular.

>>52270364
>You still on Axie?
I've never tried it coz of entry fees, thou I've played kogs and alice, I may also try holoride's cloudbreakers!

>>52270390
>You calling Axie scam?
that dude must be high

>>52270266
They are only getting started, and if they don't finish what they started, they will lose. Although it's too early to say, this will come with grit. It's just an opinion kek.
>>52270385
You are saying something without understanding.

>>52269775
>Gamestar+
A shit to avoid

>>52262885
>DCA
prices looking like a no brainer, time to DCA!!!

>>52264370
Just because you're doing it wrong doesn't make it a scam, and desu, you need a big bag to make it with this strategy, sylo smart wallet has been giving me good yields on tezos.

>>52271011
>>52262885
>>52268300
>>52268928
>>52269692
how do you guys DCA in particular? Like hoard cash and buy 20% worth of what you can afford?

>>52269360
>The depegging and volatility are truly beyond of our hands, but even if there are issues in the crypto field, I don't think they will prevent them from achieving the objectives.

Everything has its pros and cons, so with the conventional means, which often come with more charges and are also not as transparent as we would like.

>>52270385
It all boils down to the team involved in seeing it through. I think it's achievable if they have a competent dev and a committed team.

>>52271573
........

>>52269656
WoW 1.12 Client, CMaNGOS server with a bank.
All gold on realm is pegged to FreedomCoin.
Blockchains at home is a lot of fun.

>>52271535
>>52271011 (You)
>how do you guys DCA in particular?
I invest 15% of my total earnings into any crypto of my choice every month

>>52273719
how do you spend the other 85%?

>>52268138
Passive income is always the best way to stay ahead, I also participate in the ORE-ETH pool which offers upto 50% Apy.

>>52268300
I see you are big on web3 and identity management protocols. Solid choice.

>>52268309
Rugs dont scare us, we go again. There are tons of sectors to invest in;
>Defi
>Web3
>Asset management
>Identity management
and more.

>>52268480
True most services might just be lip service but I use ORE ID so maybe you have been looking at the wrong places.

>>52276281
Your list can never be complete without privacy, always look out for security.

>>52270277
Apy is shit, i'd prefer earning via project generated income distributed by to members of a based DAO like the Railgun community.

>>52268058
Who wouldn't like the DeFi yield protocols, especially when accessed through SpoolFi, it becomes easier and more profitable

>>52262885
Never Give Up Kings

>>52276281
Nice list, but what matters is picking the right projects within those sectors.

i can't give up now... especially when MATIC has just flipped sol in market cap and will be in the top 3 next year. its too early to quit frens, have some patience and trust the process