/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52655089
I'll believe it when I see it.

My chain didn't sell to seed for 0.03$ and then dump 99% for retail buyers

>>52655089
I've been living under a rock did they actually say it was this week?

>>52655089

Is it under $3 yet? I am afraid to check price.

>>52655283
https://nitter.at/mexitlan/status/1597326906361229312
last chance to buy sub 4 dollar

>>52655089

So, can you explain what this actually does?

>>52655376
DYOR now or rope later

>>52655413
What’s make it stack

>>52655376
please kill yourself

>>52655376
>> He doesn't understand

Ngmi

>>52655424
1k sui
5k make it
20k make it big
100k big dick

>>52655413
>>52655425

1. No one cares about Web Assembly.
2. ICP only supports Rust and Motoko...for Web Assembly - nobody wants to learn fucking Motoko.
3. AWS/GCP/Azure == centralized ICP hosts approved by Dominic.
4. Down 90% since first shilled on biz.

>>52655376
once integrated kikes will hang

>>52655424
>https://nitter.at/mexitlan/status/1597326906361229312

depends on how much $ you wanna make

>>52655489
At least 1 mil

Avax already did this better lmao

>>52655470
1. weak fud, no one cares
2. rust support is big and people will learn motoko in due time just like they did solidity
3. valid for now, further decentralization is on the agenda though
4. the biggest financial opportunity in your life, be grateful

>>52655512
LOL

>>52655478
>>52655520

>4. the biggest financial opportunity in your life, be grateful

Or down below $1. I am still amazed by the amount of people that come out for ICP though. Like where is the same for ALGO and HBAR. Holy shit, where do you guys come from. It's not like you are a pajeet either. I don't understand.

>>52655547
You still don't realize how shit Algo and hbar are compared to ICP do you you stupid little nigger

>>52655558

S L O W
L
O
W

>>52655547
Do ALGO or HBAR even bring anything truly valuable to the space? No
ICP is so simple even a toddler could understand the value proposition

>>52655558
Algorand is the only one which might match icp/btc integration with state proofs but so far it seems to have little progress

As for HBAR, it’s a centralised entity distributing the coins and will be sued instantly.

>>52655597
I think plenty of people understood the value quite quickly lmao

>>52655597

>Do ALGO or HBAR even bring anything truly valuable to the space?

Not really. Cheaper, faster ETH. Like a 1000 other shitcoins. HBAR is the fastest. ALGO is the easiest to use.

> ICP is so simple even a toddler could understand the value proposition

I get the theory, but getting up and running with ALGO was a 1000 times easier. As I said, ICP will remain slow, making it questionable for any real time applications. Centralization is an issue. I also don't know how they will guarantee host performance / stability over time.

I think the best way to explain ICP is "The imaginary app from Silicon Valley" - it seems to pretty much be the only coin going for distributed hosting.

The problem is that it's not really distributed, it doesn't have cycle allocation / spreading between hosts down, and requires you to pretty much run a data center to be accepted.

With all those things in mind, it just doesn't solve the problem that it's setting out to solve. And again, fucking Motoko is a waste of everyone's time.

>>52655460
100 sui

>>52655667
>getting up and running with ALGO was a 1000 times easier
doing fucking what, god damn icp is reinventing the internet and you're trading around a shitcoin cause it's easier for you
lmao

>>52655502
I can see icp reach at least $200 by 2024, the top could be a lot higher though

>>52655413
>>52655425
>>52655442
So basically none of you faggots can answer the question...
>>52655376

>>52655691
sure if you wanna wait 10 years

>>52655746
it does to bitcoin what ethereum did to ethereum

>>52655089
What will ICP bring to the table with regard to sexbot development?

>>52655810
>word salad
>still can't explain it
Yeah I'm not buying your banker hours database VC dumpfest either, sorry.

>>52655964
>word salad
""
The Bitcoin integration enables Internet Computer canisters to hold bitcoin addresses and function as wallets that can hold, receive, and send bitcoin by controlling ECDSA signing keys. Bitcoin smart contracts can be securely developed around native bitcoin, and can hold their own bitcoin keys natively and securely.

This opens up new possibilities for use cases involving bitcoin, such as social platforms like OpenChat allowing users to transfer bitcoin via instant message and dapps like Spinner supporting private bitcoin transactions using zero-knowledge proofs.

""

icp dapps can control bitcoins instead of using ((WBTC))

>>52655470
>2. ICP only supports Rust and Motoko...for Web Assembly - nobody wants to learn fucking Motoko.

good think Azle & Kybra now allow ICP to support typescript & python

>>52655349
said the same thing when it was $6. you should shut up, your making yourself look like a retard, oh, wait..

>>52655583
>runs at web speed
>slow
KEK

>>52655547
we trolled icp threads with fud and stock images of old people for so long that we inevitably saw past the stupid name and realised it's actually cool tech.
the super mario 64 thing really opened a lot of anon's eyes I think - that's what made me start looking into it and playing around with motoko at least.

not gonna tell you what to do, but I can tell you haven't looked very hard at icp. dyor fren

>>52656255
fuck off then jeet, you dont deserve to make it

holy

>>52655376
>>52655746
/biz/ is no place to seek answers like this, but basically cannisters will be able to interact with the bitcoin network by signing for transactions and stuff.
Smart contracts can't do this, because they're relatively limited in their scope and capabilities (more fundamentally due to block sizes, etc).
Cannisters on the other hand can perform much more resource intensive tasks and maintain the public, permissionless and transparent aspect of smart contracts.

but don't listen to me, I could literally be anyone. I might even be the CEO of dfinity. find this shit out yourself nigger

>>52656425
What is the economic incentive to maintain a node?