/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53043772
BTC will range throughout next year, and then 2024 we resume the bull market.

>>53043772
>1. What is the next tech trend?
nothing, ww3 soon
>2. Are you bullish or bearish for the next year?
irrelevant, we will all be dead
>3. Will regulations and CBDCs facilitate mass adoption?
obsolete, prepare to defend your home against the zombie hordes
>4. What will be the best place/ platform for startups, events, and networking in Web3?
sucking cock in Grug's cave

>>53044055
Your analysis should be from the yearly chart

>>53044055
I second this opinion
Bull run should begin after BTC halving which is about 550 days

>>53043772
>Will regulations and CBDCs facilitate mass adoption?
This is another decision of the west to make crypto centralized as fuck. Stablecoins leads don't be distracted.

>>53044083
>irrelevant, we will all be dead
WAGMI

>>53043772
Web3 social media with micropayments and NFT content distribution.
Bearish.
Cbdc will bootstrap adoption, yes.
Twetch dot com

>>53043772
1. you cant predict those things friend
2. it will be a crab/accumulation year
3. they will. they will also help governments do what they like to do most. tax the sheep.
4. cant predict that either

>>53044055
>>53044087
>>53044180
Halfing is in 473 already slowfags
At least accordingh to Binance it will depend on the hash
https://academy.binance.com/en/halving
The halfing will be massively frontrunned
You all are on track to buy late

>>53043772

1. Probably anything likely to prompt adoption, i.e web 3, bridging DeFi and TradFi etc.
2. Bearish. 2024 is when we'll see a bull
3. Absolutely
4. Various of them

>>53043772
>1. What is the next tech trend?
Privacy most likely.
>Are you bullish or bearish for the next year?
I can't sauy for sure, I'll just watch the market
>Will regulations and CBDCs facilitate mass adoption
It is in contrast with privacy, I doubt it will be a smooth development.
>What will be the best place/ platform for startups, events, and networking in Web3
Binance

>>53044083
There's still a lot to happen in the crypto space and no, there's no ww3 coming anytime soon.

>>53045119
Privacy and regulation will fucking lock heads. Zcash CEO is in deep shit, XMR is under heat in countries with tight regulations.

>>53045119
For privacy solution look at RAIL and SYLO, we know how to DCA in the bear market!

>>53045174
It depends on the tech moron, those use mixers and cannot be audited for criminal transactions, secret network and railgun have the option to audit transactions if need be. dyor

1. AI and fiat/crypto merging (Sora and its debit/crypto card, for example, lets any fucking troglodyte use cryptocurrencies painlessly. Things like that)

2. I don't know anymore
3. If people stop feeling like they'll get raped whenever they put money on anything but BTC, maybe. All I know is that this wild west shit must end, for the long term good of crypto as a whole. Investors had enough.
4. I don't know and I don't care - Web3 is NFT tier in nothing burger tech.

>>53044083
Based.

>>53045312
Scamming suckers is all cryptocurrencies are good for though anon, you can't use funny internet money to buy your groceries.

Privacy coins like ZCASH, rose

>>53045145
There is fucking a lot that would happen. The evolution of NFT to MetaNFTs is one to look out for.

>>53043772
crash to shadow lands of 12k

stay there for first bit of 2023

as interest rates pivots, bull market starts to return properly in 2024, peak in 2025

>>53045258
Shut the fuck up you bloody dumb newfag that lacks little or no knowledge. Why not utilize Nexera ID that covers privacy, security and self custody?

>>53043772
>1. Privacy coins/chains
>2. Crabbish
>3. For digital currency yes for current cryptos no
>4. The already estabilished chains

>>53045740
What the fuck is that

>>53046077
Privacy coins like what, kek. Monero and shilled fucks like that

>>53046156
Its still early to say anon. All im saying is that the next bullrun privacy related coins will the main talk. Chances are new privacy coins will be created during the bull so the current ones could not be the ones that giga pump.

>>53046087
Nexera ID is one of the latest products of Allianceblock that would cover privacy, security and self custody. It's clearly fantastic newfag.

>>53043772
>. What is the next tech trend?
AI girlfriends
>2. Are you bullish or bearish for the next year?
Crabbish
>3. Will regulations and CBDCs facilitate mass adoption?
No
>4. What will be the best place/ platform for startups, events, and networking in Web3?
No uses web3

>>53046199
You made some point, but not just privacy token but also projects that deals around regulations, decentralization, dexes are ones to look out for. Project that brings both traditional institution and decentralized finance together.

>>53044087
That's the obsolete method. Analysis is now based on fundamentals, utility, tokenomics etc.

>>53045312
Crypto projects already started partnering with TradFi institutes, and an example is plug and play with Visa in founding crypto and digital asset

>>53044502
Crypto will never follow the cycle rule anymore. A lot of issues here and there. Even the 473 is going to depend on regulations and adoption next year.

>>53045312
>Web3 is NFT tier in nothing burger tech.
Go wrap your head on Nexera protocol tech anon to know what's coming to NFTs soon. NFTs moving from nothing burger to everything pizza.

>>53043772
>1. What is the next tech trend?
AI and programmable smart wallet
>2. Are you bullish or bearish for the next year?
Neutral
>3. Will regulations and CBDCs facilitate mass adoption?
I think so, and project bridging TradFi and DeFi should be given more attention
>4. What will be the best place/ platform for startups, events, and networking in Web3?
Fundraising platforms like Fundrs, and European countries

>>53046676
The Fundrs is a revolutionary product that would help raise fund. DUA and BONQ has launched on Fundrs if I'm not fucking mistaking

>>53043772
It is likely that DeFi, NFTs, and web3 projects will continue to be trendsetters in the cryptocurrency space in 2023. In addition, startups can use the Ore protocol technology to easily onboard their projects into the web3 ecosystem.

>>53046976
Fundrs is a good platform btw, I also participated in its recent Dua private sale.

>>53047098
That was pretty successful. Are you looking into bonq too anon

>>53045694
I think it will go below 12k, and stay there throughout 2023.
Already a lot of old traders are already saying 2023 will be a rocky year

>>53044360
NFTs are maturing, and seeing the likes of MetaNFT that will serve as data container makes me think that NFTs should be among the next trend

>>53047318
No.It wouldn't fall as low as that

>>53047367
NFTs need better use cases to be fair. Especially gaming NFTs. Too focused on earning and no focus on gameplay

>>53043772
>idk i'm not the best to ask. AI? augmented reality? I think VR is a joke and will only be used for porn. defi and nft's seem promising

>crabbish

>yes

>no idea

>>53043772
1. Military tech, CBDC
2. Bearish
3. I think so, think of the vax rates, "facilitate" is nice word for it though
4. Web3 ..I'll bait the basedburger...likely to be centralized place, like netflix for crypto trading or something

>>53048049
Web 3 is booming. Ocean, polkadot, deip, ixs

>>53047174
Already done researching that one. Seems I will be more interested in peaq network as the next client.

>>53047064
How is this possible, and is ore helping new web3 startups?

>>53047777
Another different dimension is the utility that Nexera protocol is bringing to NFTs. The gaming is just becoming boring.

>>53048443
Isn't this related to polkadot and cross chain fundraising too

>>53047174
I can't miss that for anything since I'll get both my money and BNQ after the whole thing.

>>53048181
How come you ignored MATIC and ALBT which is far better than this your list. Let biz be aware of the true web3 players.

>>53048443
What is peaq network about?

>>53048546
No doubt about it. I have a bag of ALBT too kek but i couldn't list everything

>>53048481
Does it help focus on gameplay too

>>53047777
Gaming NFTs don't have real utilities IMO, real utilities will be when you can use an NFT to store your private data, which will really make it unique

>>53048854
Pretty sure that's possible or someone mentioned it before, kek..read the thread, jeet

>>53043772
>1. What is the next tech trend?
ETH
>2. Are you bullish or bearish for the next year?
ETH
>3. Will regulations and CBDCs facilitate mass adoption?
ETH
>4. What will be the best place/ platform for startups, events, and networking in Web3?
ETH

>>53048991
Stfu ETH jeet and contribute something worthwhile

>>53047367
>>53048854
This is what NFTs should really be about, and not just some kind of JPEGS

>>53049129
Exactly. Jpegs arent and shouldn't be the only use case of NFTs

>>53043772
1. Massive security breaches on all operating systems
2. For crypto? Marginally bullish, with the halving approaching and some other projects doing some interesting things. A true bullrun won't happen for the market as a whole in 23, not compared to after the halving at least and it may just continue to get shittier desu
3. I don't never shill these but I have bags of both, but the fed may move forward with Project Hamilton, through Hedera. The report from the Fed comes out next month. And the Ripple thing unironically, but I of course want both to not work out for those ZOG projects.
4. So far Urbit and it's not even close. Also consider doing some development projects on non-POS privacy chains or even on POS privacy protocols if you can. Literally just learn to code if you aren't doing shit else and get some work somewhere in these especially if you already made it and aren't a retard.

Regime change now inshallah

>>53048782
The ALBT project is exceptional, which is why their partnership with Ore protocol to bring singular identity to web3 is a great match. Together, they are sure to achieve great things.

>>53049179
I only know of the ORE's pool on LMaaS

>>53046199
Is AI and programmable smart wallet a joke to you?
These are techs that will see mass adoption in the next cycle.

>>53049287
Technology is definitely advancing too. The future is looking good

>>53043772
>1. What is the next tech trend?
AI obviously
>2. Are you bullish or bearish for the next year?
Sideways. Honestly I don't fuckin know
>3. Will regulations and CBDCs facilitate mass adoption?
No definitely not in America
>4. What will be the best place/ platform for startups, events, and networking in Web3?
Nowhere

>>53048457
Through facilitating the adoption of multichain technology by seamlessly integrating web2 into web3

>>53049287
Kek too early for them to boom next cycle. Theyre the things that will actually boom the cycle after the next cycle

>>53043772
>1. What is the next tech trend?
Crypto is not a useful technology. Tech doesn't matter except as a buzzword to attract hype and investors
>2. Are you bullish or bearish for the next year?
Depends on the Fed
>3. Will regulations and CBDCs facilitate mass adoption?
No
>4. What will be the best place/ platform for startups, events, and networking in Web3?
Twitter

>>53049169

1- And? How is that atrend?
2- So you also believe in the cycle and think that 2023 will be crabby and 24 will be the bull year?
3- Can you elaborate?
4- What's the deal with Ubit? What if we don't wanna go into coding and become a wageslave, how do we take advantage? I mean even if I would be okay with waging, I don't wanna do the coding thing because I believe it's the new gen of old cubicle-person type of work.

I'm asking all these unironically and really want to learn mmore

bullish for 2023 with the launch of the mantle network that will be bringing innovation to web3, and power the next generation of dapps

>>53043772
The next tech trend will be zk-SNARKS.

>>53043772
Identity management piques my interest because security of assets is a major concern on the blockchain.

>>53043772
Asset management solutions will be the next crypto trend
Not bearish, not bullish
regulations and CBDCs will only limit mass adoption

>>53054607
When it comes to identity management, I think Ore ID are very good at this, maybe you should look into this, if that's what interest you

>>53049203
There are also XPRESS and Dafi protocol pools on the DeFi terminal.

>>53044628
Web 3 projects like AllianceBlock, ORE, and ENS are on my watchlist.

>>53048620
The home of ioT waxing strongly on Solana.

>>53054990
Managing crypto assets across multichain with a single and universal account is based. This will enhance adoption for sure

>>53049309
We will get to see some real developments around cross-chain Defi, zkevm, account abstraction, and asset management

>>53054997
How is ore good at identity management, think it's about web3 shit

>>53053840
Zero Knowledge proof technology will undoubtedly trend, because it has cleared the doubt about privacy, and projects employing this services will excess now and when crypto regulation heat comes in full

>>53044333
Chkd

>>53043772
>1. What is the next tech trend?
Privacy through zk-snarks tech. There's so much transparency in that.

>>53043772
1. AI
2. Crabbish
3. No
4. 10 more years
PS: I'm right and you're wrong

>>53045145
Based. We're still early, and it's getting even easier to get started in the crypto space and use blockchain tech, with simple onboarding solutions and tools like OREID

>>53055176
kek. ore helps users manage all their identities, wallets and assets from a single point, giving access to multiple chains and wallets with just one login ID.

>>53045174
Crypto regulation is an inevitability, but it is important to maintain privacy in the process. One way to achieve this is through the use of zk-snarks. This technology allows for the verification of transactions without revealing any sensitive information. Without it, there is a risk that government interference could compromise the integrity of the cryptocurrency ecosystem.

>>53045335
zcash is a good one because privacy is the future, I'm also considering scrt & rail

>>53056322
Yea, that's the height at which ore surpasses other web3 projects;
>>giving access to multiple chains and wallets with just one login ID.

>>53043772
Two things come to mind: crypto payments and AI. If you're able to get coins like xpress and ai, you'd likely be in a lot of profits by mid next year.

>>53043772
Rollups.

Just try to focus on ZKPs.

>>53056446
One would need to add privacy and security to the list. It's definitely going to be a trend.

>>53056230
A handfull of projects are using this. Zcash, Monero, Railgun and Secret Network.

>>53056265
Onboarding into web3 should be easy. Guess that's what ORE is doing.