/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52768699
>like can't you fucking see the evolution of finance
there is no revolution, it's slower, more expensive, equally centralized, and fluctuates in value drastically
the only reason a gov or corp would "addopt" crapto is because they are corrupt and made a deal with the crapto scammers

>>52768699 checked
>>52768730 faggot

>>52768730
noobs now making stupid opinions, the bears caused all these.

>>52768699
Spoonfed me I need it.

>>52768699
Bitcoin and ethereum are down more than 50% from their aths. You guys are so dumb to see that

>>52768806
Been here since 2016, you know nothing about crypto faggot

>>52768699
Yes
>>52768730
You're gonna kys (again) next bullrun. Simple as, trannie

>>52768901
>next bullrun
HAHAHAHA NOBODY TELL HIM

>>52768730
This is crap. Crypto is evolving into decentralization, the distribution of dependency and control of decision-making.

>>52768915
Let me guess, sweetie. Baby's first bear market? How precious

>>52768945
>diminishing returns
>crashed below its previous ATH
Oh no no no no hagahahahaha

>>52768881
Cry babies cry

>>52769002
Yeah we also had the fed crushing the markets and a recession, retard. Only a retard thinks "it's over fr this time!". You're a literal normie

>>52768877
you mean 70% down, get your facts right

>>52768877
Btc has crashed in the 90% during the early years and like 86% last bear market, retard. That's LITERALLY where the gains are made, dipshit. Most retards don't know this, but the most intense multipliers happen at the bottom of bear markets, not when the bull run is solidified and every normie is aware of it

>>52769075
>sirs pls buy!

>>52768699
>evolution of finance
it's a shitcoin casino

>>52768901
these retards will just FOMO again

>>52769106
Funny how this Shitcoin will fed you in the last bulls

>>52768699
What is crypto evolution to you anons

>>52768730

>there is no revolution

how the fuck do you mean there ain't revolution?

>>52769079
>sirs pls don't buy yet until I finish accumulating
I honestly pity you normies. You lack the IQ and foresight to buy at bear market lows. I'm willing to bet my ASS you had the SAME EXACT MINDSET during the march 2020 crash and during the 2018 bear market. Have fun dying poor, retard

>>52769114
Seriously. Like clockwork. There's no saving them which I guess is a good thing in a sense. Someone has to be the sucker and it's always the normies every time.

>>52768699
>>52768730
So you're telling me my long promised crypto revolution is happening just super slow and in the most retarded way? Huh, i guess as long as my XOR stack keeps growing and growing that just means that i will eventually become quite wealthy given the right time right?
guys?

>>52768699
The tranny fatty fappy rabbi crappy jabby groomy farty glowy banny niggy faggy trappy lefty shitty janny on biz must go

>>52769215
the sheer state of the average xor baggie

>>52769164
Imagine countries like ElSalvador DCAing on BTC daily and you think this space isn't evolving, ohh c'mon boy >>52768730 you playing hard.

>>52769056
You fucking need to read well, anon said more than 50%. Learn to read faggot.

>>52769294
You meant dumb, huh?

>>52769294
Bitcoin users are connected in a p2p network, and there are more than 180m users, unfortuately with only 400k active users. Banks are gonna crash your btc

>>52769294
Matic is already used in making payments in brands; low-caps also partnering with Fintech companies say centrapay in using BTC for payments of products in Australia.
>The evolution of finance is here.

>XOR

What is this shit and why is it shitting up every thread? Seems like the old sysc0!n spam

>>52768730
This is the real answer, not sure why people jumped all over it.

>>52769294
folks in El Salvador are far ahead in crypto and btc adoption more than anyone in the world

What has changed in the sentiment about crypto? Why does crypto seem like the future when BTC is worth 65k and why does crypto seems like a scam tulip mania when BTC is worth 17k?
What changed?
Nothing. People are just retarded.
Once macroeconomic conditions improve, the hype will go on and people will FOMO. The tech is there regardless of price.

>>52768730
Based

Look at all the seething cryptotards. The average bagholder has an IQ of 90 points

>>52769571
Ripple is shitting on the govt, it's evolving and it getting fucked for being a solutions for businesses

>>52769471
Yep

>>52769698
Those guys sure knows what's the next bang, and already plugged in

>>52769811
Even the damn investors are skeptical about their buys like how cringe. Ripple team is getting a plus with their SEC case and since I saw that boy I doubled my buy no regrets needed.

>>52769888
Before now, some shitty ass coins claimed to be building on it say FKM and Froggie and I had added over 15 of such shits, no more of such damn spending, I'll just save it on self custody wallets aside XRPL wallets.

>>52768699
This is bullshit, ripple is solving the cross-border payments and actually partnered nutrisource, oceanus to expand, and it's doing that at low fees. If you know what XRP really is, you would buy

>>52768699
Deecntralization has made bitcoin the safest, and most trusted

>52769106
Arbitrum, Polygon. Polkadot are web3 projects that rely on the fundamentals and principles of blockchain tech and they are decentralized and permissionless.

>>52768699
Twitter to lead bitcoin payments in the coming cycle
Get in bobos, elon gonna pamp our bags

>>52770168
You ain't talking about Ethereum? The godfather of decentralization and all of the decentralized communications network building on it?

>>52770168
>Arbitrum, Polygon. Polkadot are web3 projects
And yet their products aren't compliant like that of allianceblock or am I just living on one side on MATIC and DOT?

>>52770037
let them fix their shit with sec first

>>52768699
they adopt bitcoin because it's a great mass surveillance tool.

>>52770242
norm to see newfags tryna discredit eth, you can hardly mention decentralization without it.
talking decentralized comms network, bet you use sylo, status or signal

>>52770232
listen to kanye, he said elon is a cloned chinese dude

>>52770037
Kek, the expansion is based amidst SEC crisis

>>52770548
elaborate anon?

>>52770732
XRP > SEC

>>52769533
I prefer probabilistic micro-payments, that I can make small payment transactions

>>52770578
sylo is the one
>decentralized comms, micropayments, open metaverse, nfts, network incentivisation
def one for the radar

>>52770861
strike wallet is powering this in places like El Salvador
Payment over lightening is the future

>>52771031
bitcoin payments won't gain adoption unless there's a general acceptance for it as a form of currency

>>52768699
any guesses how those that accepted bitcoin and crypto as payments at ath are feeling now?

>>52770848
the sec case isn't even a fud anymore, the xrp community has grown beyond that and I feel bad for anyone who's using that as a reason not to buy, hold or support ripple cos it'll be your fucking loss in the end

>>52770522
You're actually fucking correct. I am yet to see a product as compliant as Allianceblock products.

>>52771022
I remember it had so much hype when it got on coinbase few months back not sure wtf happened afterwards.. not holding but certainly love the product and use cases

>>52771438
y'all thinking you smart, the market ain't ded that's what your dumb ass should know.

>>52770242
some peeps think it's over for it but then it's more in the build market in this gfs golbin town.. imagine selling for peanuts when they're tons of protocols to stake it on; liquidity mining via sylo pool with decent APRs, Sushiswap, Aave and more.

>>52768936
right, thats why like 80% of crypto companies imploded and went insolvent in the past 6 months lmao. because crypto is decentralized.

>>52771551
The pamp in it was insane; hopefully it breaks this resistance as nodes staking are becoming the next launch.

>>52772002
who would have thought in years that cars and VR will definitely becoming a thing, where passengers are well entertained on rides.

>>52771888
ok bozo, when bitcoin at 30k again?
I bet never

>>52772002
Guess it's why SBF is still a free man

>>52768699
>It's funny how stoopid asses normies criticize govts or brands who adopt BTC and alts for payments

nobody is adopting it for payments

>>52771031
A custodial shit, non custodial is the ultimate, the keys are stored on your device and only you have access to them.

>>52768699
Call me retard, but I think traditional fiat currency payment systems like PayPal and Stripe, will likely continue to be present in crypto and the metaverse.

>>52772467
kek, that's the dumbest shit ever seen on the biz, like yo!!!, what weed you high on? Canadian?.
Asides BTC and ETH:
>Matic is one.
>Ripple
>What do you make of countries that use it for cross-border settlements
>Bitpay partnered with an automotible company in that regard, I'm hoping Audi does the same with the in-car tech it's partnered with in the near future.
Pleb, read your news..

>>52772396
get ready to swallow your words and shit on yourself.

>>52772033
seen in those sci-fi movies but if it comes to reality then I'm gamed.

>>52771949
up to 50% on it's eth LP staking pool, beats out IL and process is easy

doesn't get better

>>52772467
Kek
Pained

>>52772897
movie isn't real life mate anon

>>52772007
Node incentivisation with delegated staking and NFT utility for the seekers, would be one hell of frenzy ride ngl

>>52768699
cry more
nobody is paying for soda with btc

>>52773573
I've seen that somewhere boy
>vending machines in Australia are doing that via btc on sylo apps.

>>52773573
Heard of El salvador?

>>52773496
amazing stuff when projects change the narrative from "NFTs are just worthless JPEGs" to giving them real-time value and utility.

its not stoopid ass normies. normies actually get excited for this shit
the ones that disapprove are paid FUDers
pic related for example gets hate from paid FUDers but in reality is a major step for blockchain as a whole

>>52772742
Good point but too much hopium

>>52773704
That's based asf if true
would have to be payment on lightening network to beat the fees.

>>52773867
Everything revolving around Polygon.

>>52773369
But liquidity mining on LMaaS offers at least 3x of this. If you think it's better then I see it as best choose it over boobs milk.

>>52768730
You are a pea-sized brain subhuman if you think cryptocurrency payments are slower; prove to me how it isn't evolving. As soon as users'privacy and onchain safety are guaranteed, adoption will go mainstream.

>>52774427
bet it's not just about the reward you're getting but you also have to consider it's long term value, the project and how well it could grow in the nearest future.

>>52772713
I ain't arguing with you, but the crazy policies PayPal is integrating made me stop using them as usual. Like why ban accounts so much, we fucking need to eliminate these centralized retards and get solid cryptos to run payments on a P2P structure.

>>52775380
having fun, adventure and being on your A-game while on a car ride sounds more of the future to me. Seeing it on ride-sharing apps and other modes of transportation sounds like a daymm good thing.

>>52769075
Those crying in this bear are probably those who didn't TP. Y'all were acting like diamond hands and forgetting the basics(oldfags acting like newfags). I sold and happy that the bear came again so that I can load up to repeat the same process in the next cycle. Making passive income with the stables in the meantime.

>>52776949
So how much passive income are you making that's making you so cocky? I bet it's not even enough to feed the dogs.

>>52773836
Skyjack is giving benefits to hodlers in acquiring discounted prices for holoride products, access into Cloudbreakers and more utilities in the in-car experience tech.

>>52777296
>I bet it's not even enough to feed the dogs.
Except your dogs feed on your faggot brain only, it's definitely more than enough. Users make around 23% on a USDC staking pool on SpoolFi seamlessly; wouldn't you be so cocky knowing that you're making that much as profits while others are struggling with losses?

>>52768730
There are some good products like the allianceblock TIDV, that would make government adopt crypto.
Or don't you think having encrypted KYC data is a good tech

>>52768699
They are just fools letting themselves be controlled by gov that aims to keep everything as centralized as it was before now, desu fiat is worse, I will always support crypto payment, and I'm glad several adoptions are happening lastly in the city of Lugano through Utrust

>>52777669
23% on stables? That's quite high and one would worry about sustainability.

>>52775380
Value is essential in every way and getting to bag tokens that have them are fucking based. I'm tired of all these cringe metaverse worlds, gaming in moving cars is checked with numbers of car brands and high patents.

>>52773790
The bitcoin maxi ? Every bizfag knows him

>>52778020
The APYs are that high because the pools are incentivized by ERC-20 tokens.
>pic related

>>52777774
This I must say is one of the biggest crypto payment adoption this year, it allows Lugano residents to make government and e-commerce-related payments with crypto

>>52777738
Having encrypted KYC data will do well in preventing our private data from being sold off by bad Devs

>>52768699
Many of them turn to criticism because they just can't wrap their heads around the technology

>>52768806
They'd all end up being left behind in the evolution.

>>52779150
No on would be behind though, with less complexities when it comes to using the blockchain.

>>52779123
ORE makes this as simple as possible. Those noobs and normies easily get to access the blockchain and manage their identities.

>>52778020
If the liquidity is not explained, you are the liquidity

>>52768730
>it's slower, more expensive
It's not.

>>52768730
>there is no revolution, it's slower, more expensive, equally centralized, and fluctuates in value drastically
>the only reason a gov or corp would "addopt" crapto is because they are corrupt and made a deal with the crapto scammers
thank you for the bottom signal

>>52777296
If he was getting what i currently get from using LMaaS pools then i see where the cockiness comes from.

>>52772519
When it comes to yield non-custodial is the preferable option, the fall of FTX and a couple of CEX makes this an important thing to note as far as yield farming is concerned which is why i make use of SpoolFi.

>>52778624
NO KYC should be the preferable option for data privacy while hiding transaction details on-chain should be best for transaction privacy. The less exposed data the better.

>>52775865
Yea we all want crypto payment because of the freedom it gives but there's still a lot to be done, privacy, security, regulatory issues and the likes are still exiting limitations.

>>52782177
Non-custodial is preferable for any decentralized system and you dont have to compromise your privacy when transacting, just connect to a privacy platform and you are good.

so /biz/ if you were the government, what coin would you make the national currency?

>>52774056
Believe they'll integrate that with time, at the moment they all up on network incentivisation for users, powering communications across the open metaverse with NFTs as nodes

>>52783391
BTC ofc
Even a retard knows nothing beats btc in this space.

>>52783276
Would stay away from metamask tho, after it's recent privacy bridge with users IP, trustwallet, exodus and sylo are good alternatives.

Or just fucking get a ledger

>>52783436
new ledger design is sick ngl

>>52783419
Eth to outperform btc

>>52783406
hyped up asf
web3 privacy inclined projects have got everything it takes to lead the next bull run.

>>52769161
It's when numbers go up.