/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53291556
>LTC, OKB, BIT, and FTM
You won't get rich from any coins from the Top 100. You're 10 years late. You need to look for coins that are below 10M market cap. Kleros, VELA Exchange, ApeX, Verasity, X2Y2... there are many interesting stuff in that range.

>>53291740
VAPORWARE OH SHIT

>>53291740
wont get rich? Are you sure?

>>53291936
I don't even know what that guy is saying

>>53291556
none of them have any use, so any of them could rally based on bitcoin price alone. thats why they dump with bitcoin in the first place. but now people are more skeptical of crypto in general, so dont expect much

>>53291556
lol you got those coins from the cointelegraph article with the same title

try harder anon, they're all average

>>53292066
I think OKB makes sense here.

>>53292073
I think that's where anon base and charts also are drawn. You believe those coins? Damn

>>53291556
Okay you're right period

>>53291740
In addition to that 10-20M mcap is okay and I've got Verasity with Sylo as the catch here as these ones are all having solid fundamentals and growth potentials.

>>53292491
Solid fundamentals in what way?

>>53291556
What is BIT? I DON'T KNOW THAT

>>53292851
Bitlord

>>53291556
MATIC ETH SOL ADA CRO

and you're good

>>53291740
>Kleros
lol

>>53293440
It's not in my portfolio

>>53291556
Goodluck

>>53292158
Exchange tokens are no longer making sense

>>53291740
ApEx is scam

>>53294279
You don't know what you're talking about. Buy the fucking dip

>>53292066
You just pointed out the obvious to those plebs who find it difficult to understand that this is dead cross. We are heading down to 10k soon.

>>53292171
Anon, must have basis for believing in those shit. NGMI

>>53294279
Does that mean that bnb is shit or what?
I think if there is high trading volume and activity, this might pick up, but all currently seems to be wash trading to lure dumb, brainless Jeet in.

INDEX

>>53294651
10k? Let's have a coffee and discuss

>>53294686
Major problem of a stupid monk

>>53294725
Okay, son.Kek
Just know that recession is on the verge and the SEC are teasing. Regulation is on the doorstep, and there is high possibility of raising interest rates.

>>53291556
Yo anon, OKB is a solid pick to add to your crypto PF from your list. But, I'm all about those alts that are deflationary and have long-term potential, you feel me?

>>53294844
Weak basis

>>53291740
>versasity
oh, the cycle continues.....

>>53292066
Dude, you must be living in the past, most of those coins have potential, you're missing out
>>53292158
What I'm saying as well. wondering if it has an app to support NFT, crypto purchases also

>>53293707
What's in your pf then lol

>>53294928
But is difficult to find one actually

>>53294928
Is this chainlink guy?

I’m a VRA baggie so VRA

>>53295325
Screw you man, seems like you ain't open to doin' your own research. In my opinion, most of those coins got a real-life utility that makes 'em stand out.

>>53295354
In order to avoid making a costly mistake, it is crucial to do your research. Stop depending on a tweet from a celebrity influencer to end your portfolio dry. The one that offers actual use-cases is the one with which I concur anon.

>>53295354
Not all got that. It could be a meme or a fundamental project with good utility. Everything boils down to the team and ways to create value for the project. This remains a very good strategy, IMO, for price action coupled with limited supply.

>>53295340
Take a look anon

>>53295460
Every Jeet for his pocket
be it influencer or not.
I can't wait for the market to be hyped. This biz looks dry, skinny and bony.

>>53291740
>Kleros, VELA Exchange, ApeX, Verasity, X2Y2... there are many interesting stuff in that range.
So many vaporware. Low caps will give the most gains definitely. Don't forget to do proper research.

>>53295342
Why?
>>53295460
The intelligent man is preaching

>>53294651
>We are heading down to 10k soon.
New fag? BTC isn't going to 10k. Y'all need to start buying and stop talking nonsense.

>>53295460
Yeh man, research is crucial but not from them big shots, they'll just dry out your portfolio. Gotta stick to the coins that have actual use cases, you feel me?

>>53294844
Sec only gains strength when they win a case which hasn't happened yet. I support xrp fags on this and hope the project wins. When that happens, crypto as a legal tender will become more of a thing.

>>53295571
Youre so annoying

>>53295532
But I'm not like you, cringe.
>>53295540
Close-minded people will never learn anything and will end up in poverty.
>>53295555
Yes, the one working products associated with the nft marketplace, trade, defi, and so forth. Just like kava, xpress, hps and reef. That is just my own experience.

>>53294696
Your in wrong thread

>>53295508
Some of the wildcards are a bunch of dead horseshit, Most low caps won't make it through the bear's anon

>>53291740
This is cap. Granted that the pump margins would be less, if you bought any of these tokens at their bear market prices, you'd like make 10x your entry prices. Take Solana for instance, or Xpress, or even Bnb. Don't play!

>>53295508
Memes and utility are mutually exclusive. This is still the bear market and not time for shitcoins.

>>53295798
All are shitcoins

>>53295618
Fuck off desu
>>53295762
That's where research comes in fag. Do you even know the meaning of that?

>>53295719
Yo anon, imma only invest in coins that are prime for long-term HODLin' and got a solid product with mad staying power, know what I'm sayin'?

>>53295819
Agreed is the best time to research and buy, but finding a low cap with products can be difficult.
>>53295812
Some shits can become fertilizer desu

>>53295538
Mother fucker

>>53295861
You are risking your life jeet

>>53291556
None of these are even in my bag, HBAR is giving me that pump already, SCRT and ORE should join soon and give my portfolio self-esteem.

>>53291740
>You won't get rich from any coins from the Top 100. You're 10 years late
you think to small. Crypto hasn't even begun to peak.

>>53294928
Token burns seem to be a good way to go. Some projects actually have a comprehensive buyback and token burn plan and mechanism. It's usually a very cheering prospect when I come across them.

>>53295836
Diamond hands will take profit in the end

>>53295763
Solana move because of active community and backings, Can't say same for others.

>>53295836
Bitcoin and eth are the long term coins. Every other thing isn't worth the time. I said what I said.

>>53295869
Nope, I've been using some for almost a year, they're safe and got good features.

>>53295920
Anon doesn't know btc is going to 100k, and eth is going to 10k. Anon also doesn't know that the market cap of the entire crypto space is still gonna exceed 5 trillion. Who will tell Anon that in the next couple of years, crypto would be the dominant means of exchange of goods and services.

>>53295880
>HBAR
Kek. Why is no one paying attention to payment solutions? Oh, I forgot, everyone here is a jeet.

>>53295923
I ain't just lookin' for any ol' buyback and token burn plan, I'm all about the execution, know that and be good

>>53295953
Yo' I'll keep holding to my current cryptos until they give me 7 figures before I'll sell

>>53295836
Yes, but depending on the progress of the team, things could change. There will always be pros and cons to holding, but if you want to succeed financially, be a smart investor.
>>53295970
It's no longer debatable. Everybody is aware of that lol

>>53295970
I buy both tokens when I wish to save my bucks dawg, but I'm always on the lookout for altcoins cuz that's where the real profit at, short and long gains

>>53295997
I hold Utopia, bobos know that's the new gold, also the on-chain id management solutions.

>>53296047
Hodl when necessary. Also exit when you should. Greed is the reason you get rekt. Even tokens with good fundamentals have a take profit point.

>>53296070
Low caps have their perks. Finding them is another thing. What's your strategy on that anon?

>>53296047
Here, buddy. Crypto ain't for no get-rich-quick schemes. It's for the smart dude who understands the value and potential of decentralized technology. But hey, do your research and invest wisely.

>>53291556
I'd prefer getting my wallets secured from hacks by a strong privacy system.

>>53296139
What strategy is better than buying a sizable quantity of low caps at a bargain understanding that the project would surge

>>53295880
>ORE
Its protocol has made it stressless for normies to use the blockchain and get started on web3 using regular web2 identities for authentication.

>>53296201
I guess most crypto holders here are broke

>>53295997
The web3payment gateway that gives a cash back from every transaction could be what you need in life.

>>53293404
And why is RAIL missing from the list, I thought you were desperate to have it??

>>53295763
A Solana phone may be something you're considering. I've thought about it.
On a different subject, I'm interested in how a metaverse bank is created, and whether it need funding and time for a successful launch. Zuckerberg has not yet completed his metaverse business.
>>53295798
Memecoins have a short lifespan, thus I'm not interested in investing.

>>53296248
And be rich in 2024. That's simple

>>53296009
Web3 is no future without Liquidity Mining or yield farming on stablecoins. Those web3 projects are indirectly fueled by yield generators/aggregators.

>>53296220
Regulation issue

>What do you think about that?
That doesn't seem crazy to think there may exist big winners within an overall crypto rally.

>>53296248
Definitely because they lack privacy protocol projects like XMR RAIL ZEC.

>>53296220
Privacy is also a big improvement to web2, with developments and technologies like zksnarks been deployed by projects like Railgun and more giving users even control of their privacy.

>>53294686
Just watched The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948). A big inspiration of There Will be Blood and the myth goes that PT Anderson watched it every night before filming. So good bros. I'll bring it up at the next biz related movies.

>>53296282
Funny enough, the projects that would benefit metaverse tokens would be AI. There's some sort of relationship between them. AI would make the metaverse to surge.

>>53296271
Is it because Railway wallet easy to use, and helps to shield transactions and balances from prying eyes, and now becomes the best mobile wallet of choice for Ethereum?

>>53296299
Potentials in web3 won't be apparent for some time. What interests me right now, I believe, is using a crypto app to make transactions and receive additional bonuses.

>>53296375
AI is making people lazy

>>53295798
I see why jeets are bullish on ORE SOL GMT BNB MATIC EGLD

>>53296420
>ORE
Self custody is the way forward and identity management protocols are the helping tools. Imagine having an encrypted multiple keys into a single password used for authorization.

>>53296335
>RAIL
If users can remain invisible when they trade, use leverage platforms, or add liquidity, with absolutely any dApp on ETH then it should be a bad news for hackers.

>>53296075
ID management is a major trend that needs urgent attention, seeing projects like Ore Network providing solution to ID management on the blockchain is quite amazing

>>53296139
Unless you are a rookie, that's when finding low cap bluechips will be a major challenge

>>53296375
Projects in the metaverse need to be considered. Another thing is banking in the metaverse, although as of now, I don't see any successful projects implementing that kek.

>>53296365
But zksnarks in web2 can never be compared to that of web3 because of decentralization, that's why projects that focus on bridging web2 to web3 is very crucial.

>>53296389
Idk about cashback and all that. But I know some platforms now have completely free transaction fees while making payments within their systems.

>>53296618
That's hard to imagine

>>53296658
What the fuck is cashback?

>>53296365
Web3 you mean? Web3 is aiming towards decentralization and so the lookout for privacy protocols.

>>53296487
I have this paired with ETH on a LP. Getting passive income from it.

>>53296433
It's best to stay safe. Self-custody is the new narrative.

>>53296694
Yes, it is challenging, but if the team persists in their goals, there will be something to rely on when the service is developed. When using the platform, there are several services to keep in mind including the protection it provides anon.
>>53296700
Are you sure that explaination is necessary? You kind of seem like a brainless child, and it's kind of obvious.

>>53296855
That's self explanatory

>>53296817
Web3 is the future

>>53296875
Security shouldn't be ignored

>>53296314
Shiba Inu is getting shit.

>>53296618
There is some development in that regard. Question would rather be: would the metaverse banking concept catch on?

>>53296875
How the fuck is a person asking what cashback is. Every faggot now wants to be spoonfed everything now. No research whatsoever.

>>53294686
BNB isn't just an exchange token. It goes beyond that. It powers the BSC chain, is partnered with some payment projects like xpress, and is also working to become a standard payment gateway. Bnb has more use cases than your average token.

>>53291556
"IF", being the keyword here.

I highly doubht this

>>53296817
Are you putting ETH ahead of other privacy protocols?

>>53296973
Yes, security needs to be enhanced because this is a common problem nowadays.
>>53297001
Although I doubt it will be a catch, anything is possible. Innovation and being open to anything go hand in hand with it. That at least works for me. I can picture how much easier things will be in the future.

>>53297021
You made me laugh anon lol

>>53297079
That's not gonna happen

>>53297215
Why is that?

>>53297058
Haha that's the word

>>53296201
>Here, buddy. Crypto ain't for no get-rich-quick schemes. It's for the smart dude who understands the value and potential of decentralized technology. But hey, do your research and invest wisely.

>>53297410
Lol

>>53297046
The on-chain system is far superior to the conventional method. Given how quickly everything is developing, businesses should integrate it right away. What do you think? Fiat withdrawals are handled using modulr finance, which is more convenient for users in the EU and the UK. That's soothing, imo.

>>53296314
>Shit

>>53296019
That's hard to deal with<

>>53295552
Don't expect crap like this to cease. This is not the first time we are seeing such brainless comments on biz from Jeet.

>>53295719
>But I'm not like you, cringe
You can't be me, faggot. I'm different and unique in my ways and analysis. bright and fucking rich.
Believe it or not, I'm still going to make more from poor, dumb NPC wajok.

>>53291740
You missed out ORE fucktard

>>53291740
You missed out ORE fucktard

>>53298493
How much have you been able to make in all your years of crypto? Fucking loser

>>53297046
>partnered with some payment projects like xpress, and is also working to become a standard payment gateway

If it will ever become a standard, it will take time because the skeptics are still there about the space.

>>53295762
Ofc, but most retards won't understand that. I believe those that are constantly innovating and improving might survive and, if possible, have a comeback.

Tomb is running really nice now. Promising tech.

https://tombchain.lif3.com/

>>53296826
Yea, I'm also on the ORE-ALBT pairs on polygon, and it has been an awesome passive income.

>>53296946
Getting closer now Ore Active NFTs can bridge the gap. That shit actually connects with off-chain APIs.

>>53291556
100% RSR this year will breakout.
QRD:
>new collateralized backed stable coin $eUSD is launching on the rToken registry (www.register.app) and adding the basket assets before end of Q1
>next cycle will have higher demand than ever for provable stables that will long term maintain the exchange rate peg, enter rTokens like eUSD
>RSR is used as collateral insurance on the rToken to maintain its peg in the event of emergency depegging it is used to maintain the peg

Here's the thing, the peg is going to be too stable so the r/r on staking your RSR on these rTokens is essentially risk free. Even the team estimates a less than 1% failure rate with good basket constuction.

>>53303224
since the peg will be too stable the APY on RSR is between 2%-6% depending on how big the rToken scales. so its the perfect DeFi use case to earn interest on holdings and securing a tokens peg. bearing in mind rToken construction is fully collateralized so the risk of a high IQ basket of assets backing the rToken failing (depending on the distribution, etc) is incredibly low, nearly a non-possibility. and that has value bc ppl are looking for reliable stables to use as SoV's. even Messari posted today that algo backed stables have become nearly extinct in usership and holdings. something Nevin Freeman, CEO of Reserve.org called happening back in 2018.

>tldr; the next cycle will rely heavily on stable coin adoption and there isnt a more advanced stable coin protocol in the market save the Reserve rToken platform.
dyor but im not wrong.

Unironically CUMMIES

>>53298493
Fuck you

>>53303289
Kek

Kuma Inu is poised to breakout. They’ve completed their infinity loop with the DEX on its way. It’s still very early.

Stake your Kuma get dKuma. Stake dKuma get USDC.

Use Kuma Swap X for your cross bridge trading. More Kuma Swap X traffic better rewards. As soon as the exchanges find this gem it’ll become the next moon coin.

It’s also from the team that brought you Shiba Inu

>>53298493
>You can't be me, faggot. I'm different and unique in my ways and analysis. bright and fucking rich.
>Believe it or not, I'm still going to make more from poor, dumb NPC wajok.
You're a dumb fucking nigger, it's wojack, you dumb fat fuck.

>>53305232
Shoot that nigger itt

>>53305191
Boom

>>53291556
Beast of luck

>>53291556
MDB on BSC, seriously.

mdb.fund