/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52362414
Can't sell or use your asset.
Not your asset.

>>52362414
this guy unironically is more trustworthy than SBF

Trust

>>52362414
https://twitter.com/RichardHeartWin/status/1591072805227225089

The state of crypto influencers is truly pathetic. These people are so deranged that they'll rather lose all their money than admit that Richard Heart was right.

>>5236245
Then why are people retired from hex? it's 3 years and nothing has changed. 3 years of transparent immutable code without adminkeys looks like this -> https://hexdailystats.com/

>>52362588
Average lock time is the highest it's ever been at 6.69 years and it keeps going up.

Marketcap is in the billions? Can someone explain how hex can give amazing gains next bullmarket?
Pulsechain is a hard call in terms of good returns next cycle.

>>52362550
They're just mad that they were wrong. Btw, can you imagine a grown up man crying like a bitch? Fucking s oyb oys

>>52363133
checked, inb4 retards will tell you that marketcap means nothing

I'll be frank and state I only sacked for Pulse because I recognize Richard is intelligent and makes shitcoins that are like crack for low IQ people and then lock them in so they're forced to keep shilling it and re-inflate the price, figured Pulse would be a good bet and get impressive gains too as he was supposed to launch before ETH 2.0 and have better "tokenomics".

Moment of ethical weakness and now it looks like I'm paying for it, which is for the best.

>>52363133
>Marketcap is in the billions?
Supply*price is marketcap. Can you sell the marketcap? No! What matters is just the price of a single unit when you're buying or selling.
>Can someone explain how hex can give amazing gains next bullmarket?
Low liquidity makes it easier to go up with less buy pressure, you don't have to be smart to figure that out.
>Pulsechain is a hard call in terms of good returns next cycle.
A nobrainer, i'm definitely stop using eth. I'm not going to enrich anybody with my fees.

>>52363230
>like crack for low IQ people
Imagine how much crack we were able to buy after hex hit the 10,000x. Btw, welcome on the crack for low IQ people thread, you want some crack?

>>52362414
based

Still waiting

>>52363255
Thanks. In terms of returns is it safer to go all in on hex vs pulsechain?

>>52362414
oh no no no
https://wantfi.com/richard-hearts-hex-token-is-a-brilliant-scam.html

>HEX will be the globally adopted store of value

>>52364491
Sadly, i don't have a yes or no answer to that. But you're seeing a lot of people starting to recognize that RH was right about the industry and they also notice that Hex is surviving the bearmarket. I can image that new players are going to enter hex, especially after green candles and the documentary.
>Check the Trailer
https://www.thehighestofstakes.com/

When it comes to pulsechain, well it's a fork of eth 2.0 but with lower fees and a copy of all your coins, you don't have to invest a single penny and this might attract a lot of eyes to it. I see value in both.

>>52364810
>HEX will be the globally adopted store of value
Anyone that has acess to the internet can use eth and buy hex on uniswap.

>>52364941
They can also buy any other coin on Uniswap

>>52364903
Thinking about it I do see hex in the 10 dollars plus range next cycle just because of the sheer amount locked at the moment, definitely will average in over the next year thanks.

>>52364776
Now what exactly makes Hex a ponzi, the price going up? But if i'm buying btc it also pumps the price, everything you're buying pumps the price. The only way to get more tokens is trough staking, it's the incentive to stake your tokens in the first place and if you're not liking that you can proceed to simply hold your tokens. NOBODY IS FORCED TO LOCK HIS TOKENS UP. It's a myth that you have to stake your tokens. You just apply some ad hominem cause you're not liking Richard, that guy that has been right the whole time. Your article is biased fren, they're not going trough the immutable code elaborating what it does since 3 years.

>>52365027
Yes they can, free markets are a great thing.

>>52364122
Nice to see you again, bluebird anon. I hope that you´ve finally found that shitbox in a good condition and have a comfy time with it.

>>52365128
>Now what exactly makes Hex a ponzi, the price going up?
read the article

>>52362414

Can Richard stop being right so much? All I want is for his coin to get rugged so I can have the last laugh. These painstaking 3 years has driven me nuts...

>>52362479
the most trustworthy person in crypto no cap cap

>>52365274
This article is bised and mostly a waste of time. You got the opportunity to ask questions or to debate me. I'm waiting.

>>52365508
>This article is bised and mostly a waste of time
cope

>>52365587
Tell us how the immutable code without adminkeys, that runs for 3 entire years never facing a single bug or hack is going to scam you. Still waiting.

>>52365587
Journalism is dead. And there you are linking a crypto article. Are you the fag who sells these paid articles or the one who ordered that piece for whatever reason?

>>52362414
NYKNYC anon, it's the realest advice ever stated.

Our team is launching a CPU/GPU mineable (YescryptR16) Bitcoin Fork. It is ASIC resistant. It's our assumption that many former ETH miners may come to our network as we expand.

> This is a Coin, not a Token
> Launching in 11 Days
> Hundreds of Telegram Members
> Multiple Crypto Influencers from Different Platforms
> Native Coin Social Media in the Works
> All Socials Have Been Established
> Website in Development
> Small CEX Listings Pending
> Airdrops are Available to Those Who Contribute

Pic related, hop on TG

things that richard invented and/or pushed to mainstream:
>DEXs - HEX was the first "thing" on uniswap. RH literally started the last bullrun
>DeFi
>airdrops
>smart contract staking
>smart contract audits

>>52365128
>But if i'm buying btc it also pumps the price
The BTC network adds value. The ETH network adds the value that allows the HEX token. The HEX token adds nothing. The only mechanism that makes it do anything is the ponzi-like mechanism.

he literally invented DeFi. deal with it.

>>52366036
Wrong btc and eth holders expect value from buyers. Nobody ever said, WOWOWOW miners are securing the network THAT'S FUCKING BULLISH FOR THE PRICE.
>network adds value
So does ethclassic, bsv and bch. Why price down ser? They should moon by your definition of "value".
>The HEX token adds nothing
https://hex.vision/ stakers earn trustless yield derived from inflation.

Richard keeps being right about every single thing he predicts and yet still to this day is denegrated and called a scammer by all the "respected" voices in crypto, the ones who shill FTX referral links and tell you to give all your coins to BlockFi. Anyone who listened to Richard made mad gains and avoided having all their wealth stolen. Anyone who listened to the "respected" crypto influencers lost all their money in some exchangeor defi rug pull. Will more people finally figure it out? Tbqh I'm not optimistic. most people will continue to call RH a scammer even as he's proven correct again and again, and will stay perpetually rekt

>>52366643
Exercise your mind by thinking about other subjects before betting your money on things you don't understand even a little.

>>52366812
cockchain has no use case
cope

>>52366812
Why so emotional? Ad hominem isn't going to change reality. Btc miners don't pump the price, they dump the Inflation for the next 120 years till all the coins are in circulation. People building coins on eth also doesn't add value, it just makes the network more expensive. Buyers add value, and hex has buyers, people buy hex everyday.

>>52362479
this guy Richard "fag" heart is the same fucking scumbag like the kike Bankman sam and goldberg and weinstein and spielberg and

>>52367484
He was right about all the shit that has happened.

>>52367004
It's not about ad hominems. You're not capable of absorbing information or discussing anything.

>>52362452
You can hold liquid HEX if you want to. Easiest FUD.

>>52366885
That's one position but you can't coherently say buy hex while also saying that.
>>52368000
The only mechanism the token offers is for the user to willingly decide to be unable to trade or use it.

>>52367484
>the same fucking scumbag
All the persons you´ve just listed are actually Richard himself! Like all of these these crisis actors that got called out for taking part in a couple of completely different happenings. You and me know that.

Also your ID looks close to hebrew scribble. That´s a funny coincidence, don´t you think so, my brother in mind?

moves coins to wallet just to get hacked, no more coins. gameover thanks for playing and remember its your fault

>>52368135
This triggered me mildly. I give it a 2/8

>>52367992
>It's not about ad hominems
>You're this and that
It's sad btc maxis brainwash everyone, even saylor wants the number to go up, he gives a fuck about the tech and fudded it back then.
>he's not in for the price
>it's a lie
Then explain why microstrategy is buying btc, price doesn't matter means price goes to zero and microstrategy goes bankrupt. Saylor fudded btc at a cheaper price and it took him many many X's before he got in. It also took him many years to realize that crypto outperforms everything, it's completely price related and called fomo. We're not in crypto because of a chinese guy owning a mining rig, that's the tech meme maxis sell to everyone.
>The only mechanism the token offers is for the user to willingly decide to be unable to trade or use it.
Incorrect, people build derivatives on top of hex that allow you to trade stakes.
>to trade or use it
Traders lose and utility is a meme. When i talk about traders think about every bankrupt entitiy in 2022 or millions of people that commited suicide because of trading. Utility is made up to attract midwits to fomo.

>>52366036
> The ETH network adds the value that allows the HEX token. The HEX token adds nothing.

Wrong HEX adds value to ETH.

God damn, you're dumb. What are you holding?

>>52368666
Like I said, you can't think. Train until you can put together a single thought and then try communicating.

>>52369739
Most tokens at least pretend to have some feature that will make it fundamentally valuable, implying you should speculate now so you don't miss out later.
Besides the lock HEX does nothing except implement the features provided by ETH that makes the token tradeable. The lock is a feature where the user can make the token unusable for a period. You were told to buy something that you would then get paid for making unusable. It's the dumbest premise imaginable. Even in theory if everything works perfectly negative value is being added, the phenomena is entirely parasitical.

>>52368666
>Utility is made up to attract midwits to fomo.
This may seem counterintuitive to many people, but the biggest utility that a crypto can have is being a safe SOV. All else is largely narrative fiction or means (platforms, bridges, dexes) to get to an SOV, which serves as an end point of value allocation in cyberspace thereby becoming the foundation on which a decentralized economy can be built when enough economic energy has been absorbed.

Without safety you have nothing and HEX solves this. The code is complete, locked, immutable and running flawlessly for 3 years and the smart contract is specifically designed as an SOV. The only real competition HEX has is BTC, but BTC wasn't designed as an SOV. It just adopted the narrative of serving as one after it's narrative for being P2P cash and programmable money failed.

Bitcoin was the first working attempt at making a crypto currency and it was good for its time, but it is not a good foundation for an economic system and Satoshi understood this. He was urging people to experiment further and find new and better ways to create decentralized money after he proved that it was possible.

HEX lets you become an active participant in storing value. Your stake in the network is dynamically changing in direct correlation with your long term thinking. In BTC your position is forever fixed. In HEX you can leverage time to improve your position against other participants in the network. Unlike in BTC, inn HEX you are not stuck in a caste forever, you can rise above your station in time.

>>52362479
that's the clown world we live in, this flashy faggot who has 'I used deposits to buy a lambo' written all over his fat sack of shit body will just sashay through all this unscaved. Then again, HEX matters absolutely zero.

>>52369950
A: I deposit my vast wealth to a bank. The bank loans the money to a farmer. The farmer buys gear that increases his output 100x. I get interests and everyone makes more money. Value is added.
B: I lock my vast dollar wealth away in a vault. Technically you can say purchasing power of everyone else holding dollars is higher with that money out of circulation but I consume just as much as I would have anyway. The difference only exists on paper. The farmer dies from dysentery.

>>52369945
Didn't read that. I saw no coins you said you were holding. What's wrong with you? biz is for shilling coins.

Are you over 18?

>>52370024
The bank does not loan out your money. They use it as collateral to borrow money for cheap from the fed who create new dollars out of thin air and the bank loans that money out, not your deposit. You're getting paid to be diluted

>>52369989
Time makes more coverts than reason.

>>52370090
I presented two methods. One that works and one that doesn't. Your justification for promoting the one that doesn't work is that some other failing mobster somewhere also does it.

>>52370077
This is why you will always be poor and in the lowest status roles in whatever situation you find yourself.

>>52369989
Thomas Paine: “Time makes more converts than reason.”

>Maybe thats why RH has so many watches

>>52370112
You promoted two but one of them was false. So how can you say one works when you're making a comparison to something that isn't real?

>>52370148
I'm happy with my station in life.

>>52370024
>A: I deposit my vast wealth to a bank. The bank loans the money to a farmer. The farmer buys HEX that increases his gains 10,000x.

Fixed that for you

>>52370180
It's real in civilized countries.
Either way it's not equivalent to HEX. The farmer gets nothing using the HEX method. Nothing actually happens.
At least under the dollar printing method the farmer isn't starving simply from lack of access to liquidity like he would under any system similar to what HEX does.

>>52370213
Because 10.000 other farmers also bought, accomplishing nothing, causing less farm equipment to be bought, less value being created, less food being available, retards like you rightfully dying from hunger so I guess it all works out.

>>52362414
Gay thread , I am surprised nobody is bullying the vaperjeet. How are you vaper you missed me I used to put you back on your place for being the paid shill you are. Did your master gave you apay raise and extra free rubies to spam biz ? I know some jannies that will range ban your entire village

>>52370227
Which "civilized" countries have banks that operate that way by loaning out customer deposits and not freshly created money from the central bank?

>>52363230
>Richard is intelligent
Yeah he can also mint babies out of thin air like he said in his interview

Banks take deposits and create loans causing people to pursue their dreams only to end up back at the bank declaring bankruptcy.

9/10 new businesses failing in the first two years is not something the fractional reserve system will ever overcome. So put your money in the bank, and watch them loan your money to a bunch of dead end businesses, while paying you next to 0%

Sounds good bro. Where did you say you got your econ degree?

>>52370024
>A: I deposit my vast wealth to a bank. The bank loans the money to a farmer. The farmer buys gear that increases his output 100x. I get interests and everyone makes more money. Value is added.
It would make sense if we were creating businesses or making loans, but we are creating money. You are not taking into consideration the fact that what is happening with crypto is a move from legacy economics to an entirely new system. Economic energy needs to be moved from fiat to crypto and it needs a safe place to be stored.

The only way we can go from fiat to crypto is by people selling their fiat for crypto. The value that is generated through this process is magnitudes larger than the value from loaning money to a farmer. The value comes from and is so large because there is no other way to bootstrap new money other than for it to go up millions of X as more participants join the network.

Basically all of your premises are wrong when you try to think about HEX or crypto in general. They are right in the legacy world from which we are trying to get away from, but they do not apply here. The value we are adding with crypto and HEX in particular is neither a good nor a service. The value added is a new, better form of accounting, which is more valuable than goods and services.

>>52370395
Hextards are so dumb they actually argue against providing liquidity for real enterprises like making food in favor of locking all wealth up in self referencing ponzi schemes.

>>52370439
How do you move from fiat to crypto and fix accounting without locking increasingly more wealth on chain over time?

>>52370423
You will always find ways to cope and arrange the world around your delusions.
In this post you try to make it about crypto but crypto is a completely separate thing. A thing HEX is built on top of, it already exists and HEX adds nothing to it.
>>52370463
It was happening before HEX, everything was fine before you greedy braindead retards.It was actually happening way too fast compared to the state of the tech. You're not helping.

>>52370521
Decentralized / immutable yield with 100% up time is a big deal. If you can't comprehend this simple point YNGMI.

>>52370584
There is no yield. There's negative yield. If we simplify all economic output to food like in the farmer example you have a product that actively starves people.

>>52370628
The yield comes from 3.69% inflation that is paid only to stakers. That is not negative yield. It's a fairly simple concept.

>>52370665
If I make a token and inflate it by 100% a year and distribute to all holders that isn't yield. The holders aren't farming anything, nothing is actually happening, you're shuffling tokens around to confuse retards.

>>52370439
Hex is a form of virtual lending in that stakers are providing optionally in the present to nonstakers. The nonstakers pay "interest" to the stakers in the form of dilution for restricting the saleable supply, making supply predictable and holding up the price. The idea we can't also have lending with crypto is also false. There are and will be various services that take deposits of liquid crypto and lend it out for interest. Diff with Hex is you don't have to lend and put your money at risk to earn some yield you can create new coins by committing not to sell for a set amount of time, which helps protect the value for people who do want to sell in the present

>>52370774
Equivalent to:
I lock my vast dollar wealth away in a vault. Technically you can say purchasing power of everyone else holding dollars is higher with that money out of circulation but I consume just as much as I would have anyway. The difference only exists on paper. The farmer dies from dysentery.
>The idea we can't also have lending with crypto is also false.
My point is exactly that if you want interests your money needs to do something. Even the defi yield stuff was originally based on real yields from market making opportunities. The opportunities dried up but the market demanded continued growth so scammers provided the illusion of it.

>>52370287
>>52370316
BASED

>>52369945
>Most tokens at least pretend to have some feature that will make it fundamentally valuable
Staking generates trustless yield, this is all hex does.
>implying you should speculate now so you don't miss out later.
Because the T-Share rate just goes up.
>Besides the lock HEX does nothing except implement the features provided by ETH that makes the token tradeable
It's a store of value.
>The lock is a feature where the user can make the token unusable for a period
Stakers delay gratification.
>You were told to buy something that you would then get paid for making unusable.
Nobody gets paid, there is no entity paying you dollars. The Inflation comes from the code by unstaking, which unlocks your principle and trustless interest in form of hex tokens.
>It's the dumbest premise imaginable.
Bagholders win.
>Even in theory if everything works perfectly
It works perfectly for 3 years
>negative value is being added, the phenomena is entirely parasitical.
Volatility le bad, but you're advocating for trading in the same time, that's hypocrisy. Holders are the reason btc and eth became so valuable. Think about bch, it's a fork and following the principles of btc. Why is bch's price performance so bad?

Open your mind to learn new things, if you can teach me something new i'm happy to listen. As of right now your ignorant attitude makes it hard to explain anything to you, kind of like a 6 year old child covering his ears and screaming YOU ARE STUPID! If you don't like it, don't buy it. If it's too complex for you, don't buy it.

>>52370694
You clearly don't understand Hex. When staking your Hex to receive a piece of the 3.69% yearly inflation via T-Shares, the Hex is burnt and converted into your T-Shares until you end your stake. YOU are the only one interacting with the erc20 contract. So yes, T-Shares have to be acquired by interacting with the ERC-20 contract to "farm" a piece of the yearly inflation which gives you yield VIA HEX. Not yield in a government bond. This is crypto and these are speculative assets.

>>52370521
>In this post you try to make it about crypto but crypto is a completely separate thing.
Crypto as such is bigger than HEX, but crypto is nothing without economic energy and safety. ETH is a platform as I previously stated, but ETH is not where the real value is, same as windows is not as valuable as some of the apps on top of it. The value is in applications.
>HEX adds nothing to it.
HEX is the application of value storage. Storing increasingly more value on chain takes time and HEX is the only app that addresses this time component. It gives people stake in the network for more time served, which is the meritocratic way to reward people. The value is not in buying to spend. The real value of crypto is in buying to hold and never sell (SOV).
>It was happening before HEX
It was happening before, but HEX makes it happen better and faster. HEX is specifically designed to make it happen whereas everything prior to it allowed it to happen by accident. Sure you can store your wealth in ETH or BTC, but there is less incentive to do so there and since on ETH for instance you ar enot locked up, there's risk of you losing money trading or gambling your money away on some new shiny app. HEX solves this.
>You're not helping.
But we are. We have been warning about the risks of counterparties for years. We have given people a chance to hold their keys while earning yield. We are fixing real issues that people have. really the only bad thing about HEX is that it sometimes goes down, but this applies to everything else in the space.

>>52370872
You are completely braindead. The dumbest of the dumb incoherent retards. There's no possibility of discussing any subject with you, not even kindergarten level subjects.

>>52370901
Don't argue with vaggie he is just copying some pasta from his notepad that Richard gave it to him

>>52370878
What brain damage would cause you to make this reply? Why bring up any of this shit? Fucking government bonds?
My token has 10.000% yields which you receive in that token every day for each token you hold. That really is 10.000% yield according to your logic.
>>52370897
You're repeating "HEX good" over and over. I told you it doesn't do anything and why it doesn't do anything. You think repeating "HEX works" over and over counts as engaging with anything I said? Do you think you're communicating right now?

>>52370901
what draw you to a hex thread? the only thing interesting about hex is the waiting for the day when Richard rugs, but it seems there is no short supply of fools, so hex might really work

>>52370866
your analogy is bullshit. nobody is dying. if people want to borrow they will be able to. but why should you have to put money at risk to earn yield? Why can't you earn something for not using it and promising not to sell to hold the supply fixed and price up? Isn't that providing value to the nonstakers?

>>52370694
>If I make a token and inflate it by 100% a year and distribute to all holders that isn't yield.
Correct. It is an increase in % of ownership for those who receive this inflation. It is a reward (more stake in the network) for those who receive it and cost (less stake in the network) for those who don't. Even though that isn't yield in the traditional sense, it has similarities to yield in the practical sense. It is a reward for those who make the network successful. In HEX's case it is a reward for buying and not selling and there is nothing better for the value of a crypto than buying and not selling. Basically HEX monetizes the most valuable thing you can monetize.

>>52370957
I have a morbid fascination with how people delude themselves. Including propaganda, advertisements, brainwashing, NLP shit and black magic. All the things Richard has spent his life on.

>>52371007
trying to create your own cult? Its fun for a while, until you realize that most people are really just cattle.

>>52370983
Exactly.
>>52370956
Can't get past the definition of "yield". Call it whatever you want. It allows people to hold their own keys and receive more of something in return. That is utility.

>>52370901
>discussing
The disscusion ended as soon as we started teaching you about the beauty of Hex.

>>52370956
>I told you it doesn't do anything and why it doesn't do anything.
Does it do accounting? Yes. Does it secure the funds of users? Yes. Does it allocate more to those who hold for longer via staking? Yes. Does it store value? Yes? Does it store more value over time? Yes. Is the value being stored for longer periods of time? Yes. Are all these things good for price performance? Yes. These are the best possible things for price performance.

Why hasn't this paid shill advertiser been perm banned from 4chan yet?

>>52370979
>nobody is dying
When economic output is a matter of life and death they are.
>Isn't that providing value to the nonstakers?
Possibly on paper like I already mentioned but not really in practice. To reduce the price of milk you have to actually buy less milk. Your ability to buy 50k milktrucks is irrelevant to the actual price of milk. You're not doing some huge favor to milk consumers by promising not to buy milk with your money.
The farmer with no startup capital or any number of enterprises that could produce value if they had capital can't. The money investors like you would normally make available is locked up in some contract and they're supposed to be happy it's reducing inflation/milk prices or some shit.

Dumbfuck is literally promoting a 'lock up your printed out of thin air shitcoin for 5 years' ponzi scam. Mods do your fucking job.

>>52370439
>providing liquidity for real enterprises like making food

Businesses overchage for their products (profit). How is that fair?

Think about how upside down your logic is, to compare a bank to HEX. With HEX there are no unpaid loans (as interest) to depositors.

Bottom line is, you can hold fiat. Or HEX. Or start the business that you believe will get you a better return (over 2 years your chance is 9/10 fail)

>>52370983
>It is a reward for those who make the network successful
It's a reward for not using it. For doing nothing. You get a worthless token in exchange for not providing liquidity to someone enterprising that actually needs it.

>>52371108
if you want to borrow crypto or borrow dollars against crypto you can. Staking doesn't change that. It'll never be the case that nobody will want to lend if there's money to be made. Nobody is going to die. But staking provides another way to earn yield though without having to risk losing everything, by giving you the option to contribute to protecting the value and creating predictability in the salable supply which are valuable contributions. And you're rewarded through being protected from inflation by allowing you to create the inflation.

>>52371171
>Businesses overchage for their products (profit). How is that fair?
What is wrong with your brain? What's the thought process that lead you to posting this?
You don't understand the concept of commerce? You want me to explain the concept to you in a thread where you're offering me financial advice?

>>52371213
>if you want to borrow crypto or borrow dollars against crypto you can.
I can do that with anything else, it's actually much easier. I can even do this timelock nonsense with anything else. The most basic shit like Doge is far superior to HEX in every single way.

>>52371189
Yes. A reward for not using it. A reward for saving money. We are literally and figuratively saving money here and you're too dumb to understand it.

>>52371189
>You get a worthless token
Hex is trading at 3 cents. Funfact, the smallest unit of hex is called heart.

>>52371289
>A reward for saving money.
You can get an actual reward by allowing the wealth to be used by someone that can produce more value, like the farmer schoolbook example.
Instead you want me to get a reward in a worthless token in exchange for starving the farmer of liquidity. The only reason you give is because you want to pump your classic ponzi.

>>52371255
does dogecoin pay you trustless interest for timelocking your coins?

>>52371330
You could implement it on Doge with some struggle. You could do it in a few hours directly on ETH. But why would anyone? There's no point, it doesn't accomplish anything. It shuffles tokens around to confuse retards like you.

>>52371221
Commerce, a BANK, HEX: 3 different things. Agree?

Not inter-related. Sorry.

>>52371327
>in exchange for starving the farmer of liquidity
I get rewarded in a token that currently has a price of 3 cents in exchange for storing economic energy into cyberspace.

>>52371327
protecting the value of the coin and creating predictability in the supply is creating value for all the other HEX holders. Why shouldn't you be rewarded for that? Who says all money has to be lent out at risk?

>>52371376
Correct.

i fucked my mother

/thread

Advertising ponzi scams is against site rules and us law. It's no surprise that the faggot janitor is holding this shitcoin. It's the only reason your gay fucking thread stays up.

Biz janitor/mod needs to get replaced. Top dumbfuck.

>>52371458
>I'm getting a chilling effect

>>52371375
>Not inter-related
Then why did you bring it up?
>Businesses overchage for their products (profit). How is that fair?
I'm asking what the thought process is. What the fuck are you talking about retard?
>>52371392
>protecting the value of the coin
You mean the price. You work from the premise that ponzi schemes are normal based on the meme about demand moving prices being a form of ponzi, which it's not, not even when it's speculative. We call that speculation, a different concept, are you starting to grasp how words and ideas work?
>Why shouldn't you be rewarded for that?
Because you're removing liquidity, not just not doing anything but actively harming economic output. The price is supposed to represent value, that's what markets are for. Why should you be rewarded for pumping a basic ponzi?

>>52371376
In exchange for committing to not using this incredibly useful product. We can skip a step and just commit to that without buying it. This is a verbal contract that I won't use HEX. Did I add value to the world? Shouldn't I be rewarded?

>>52371458
Heelo dear, my name is johnatan smith. Certified and authentic 4coon janitor, we vill fix any issues for a small guugal pley card ser.

>>52371554
>Did I add value to the world?
Yes. This was good kayfabe. Thank you for your service.

Such a great job, i thank all and every single one of you for all these bumps. New thread tomorrow frens.

>>52371519
Just simply saying, unlike a bank, there is a lot of locked capital in it, like a constricted bowel movement of "value" or "price" and each HEX staker is like a turd trying to get out, and so, like the amazing length of the human intestines, by the time the last stake is pushed out, it will be 2038- and it will still be running, and paying interest. You can get historically high rates on T-bills right now. HEX could go to zero. Your bank deposits will be used to create failing businesses.

>>52362414
two words: man boobs

>>52370287
>>52370316
>>52370867
Dude, this is not the first time i see you cheerleading yourself while fudding. What is this about?

What’s the use case for Hex? If it’s just “line go up” this shit is 100% a security because that’s all RH says about it

>>52372766
Whose work are you expecting to profit from?

>>52369945
Richard is creating a museum of Richard Heart. You will have to pay in HEX to see the world's largest diamond and fastest ferrari

>>52372766
Its about the banks. Its always been about the banks

>>52362414
the cunts just a tranny faggot op

Just watching the latest bankless podcast and the one guy starts crying when he reads Richards troll reply to his tweet. Biggest laugh I had during this circus. Thank you Richard for making the world a better place.

>>52375485
Link and timestamp? Thank you sir

>>52375514
https://youtu.be/BYQkmqizBUg
about 53 minutes in

>>52375850
>It's real
Holy fuck hahaha how to the fuck did he make him cry by tweeting "Hi there"?
53:50 is the exact moment he starts crying