/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53688934
>Australia
>Central Africa Republic
Giggle

>>53688934
Where is El Salvador in the picture, cunt?

>>53688934
Wtf is wrong with y'all? Elon dick suckers

>>53688934
There's also news about Lugano, a Swiss city adopting crypto payment

>>53689068
We can't forget about Swiss a city there has initiated a plan to accept crypto as payments for all government services and e-commerce services. This is mainstream adoption fuckers.

>>53688934
Paying with crypto is far fetched. Chads realize that would you just give cash and buy stuff and move on or would you take your phone and pay with crypto that's complicated. Search for merchants and stuff man it's damn stupid.

>>53689416
Fool paying with crypto is not a hassle. I have paid with crypto to buy my phone in Yourmacstore recently it was quick and cheap.
Web3 payments is the future moron.
You are a pure jeet.

>>53688948
Jeet where did you crawl out from?

>>53689212
Dubai is also crypto friendly as it has several merchants like Your Place accepting crypto

>>53689626
Not from the Central African Republic.

>>53688934
Portugal is another country that shouldn't be dismissed. It granted virtual asset provider license to xmoney, a crypto payment getaway just last year

>>53689416
Fucker paying with crypto is faster and cheap. I recently bought myself a phone with a web3 payment gateway and I got 1.5% cashback. What will you get by paying with fiat boomer.

>>53688934
Crypto has a long way to go before getting to mainstream adoption

>>53689915
Yes with time it will happen. SOL will die though.

>>53689416
I got a ticket to see Benfica play just few weeks ago and I paid with crypto. You are damn stupid and it shows

>>53689930
The most Centralized defi. But there is always some talk about this shit.

Better I'll invest in MetaversX which is developing consistently and offers payments across metaverse and realverse with xMoney.

>>53689935
Talking sense to a boomer is waste of time. For this Valentine's Day I'm going to buy a Gucci bag form my GF with the USDT I have.
>Better they all these faggots perish.

>>53688934
yes, we are unironically still in a first sell off

>>53689943
Solana = Sogoneah.
Lmao avax is good compared to that.

>>53689955
Yes the market is getting better till the bullrun begins I'll continue to stake my UTK and EGLD as I get 20% APYs for this. Which is something compared to nothing.

>>53689935
If I am not wrong even the Sacoor Brothers is also accepting payments with crypto. They design costumes for all the sports celebrities.

>>53688934
This is just the beginning of an new era. I am really looking forward for eBay to partner up with a web3 payment processor which has been under speculation for months now.

>>53688934
Elon dick suckers. Just go and fuck yourselves.

>>53688934
I'm sure payments with crypto is gaining traction hugely. I am waiting for a huge rebrand of a payment gateway which will work with Twispay and offer payments with both crypto and fiat under one roof.
I am sure that will be a PayPal killer.

>>53689146
Elon can be a dick but he knows how to get things done with less noise. He is better than what you can ever be:)

>>53689416
I like paying with crypto because of the ease of transaction and the cashbacks that comes with it

>>53689290
Brazil recently made the news by declaring its intention to include the use of crypto to pay taxes. Even though the market is still looking bearish, I think the best time to DCA was 4 months ago but if anyone misses the opportunities before now, the person should have fun staying poor.

>>53690062
Paying with cryptocurrency is currently the most optimal option, as it boasts lower fees and faster transactions when compared to PayPal. In contrast, PayPal can be quite cumbersome

>>53689915
I bet it that you are cut off from the happenings in the financial sector. Most merchants prefer crypto payment over fiat atm

>>53689416
>>53689655
>>53689901
Crypto payment is still in its infancy IMO, I just hope these gateways are secured to avoid hacks.

>>53688934
Will Elon be using a getaway for that or wil be ab outright settlement in crypto?

>>53690179
The whole crypto is. But it seems adoption is growing gradually.

>>53690084
Be real, everything he is doing is to pump his bag. He don't give a fuck about anything else.

>>53689951
Recently, I had a seamless experience booking a flight from Malaysia to Bali using USDT with Alternative Airlines. I encountered no issues or concerns during the process. Boomers

>>53690024
I couldn't agree more! The integration of web3 technology into eBay would be a game-changer for the e-commerce industry. The potential for faster and more secure transactions is exciting. It will be interesting to see which web3 payment processor they end up partnering with, and what the future holds for online shopping.

>>53690173
Really? I find that hard to believe. While crypto adoption has certainly been growing, I'm not sure it's at the point where most merchants prefer it over fiat. Additionally, there are still many issues with crypto payments such as volatility and a lack of widespread acceptance. I'd be curious to see some hard data to back up that claim.

>>53690280
I agree, the adoption of crypto payment is indeed growing but it's important to prioritize security measures to protect both the merchants and customers. The increase in popularity also brings an increase in cyber threats, so implementing robust security systems is crucial to ensure the safe and seamless integration of crypto payments into our daily transactions

>>53689995
I have my UTK staked in my Hold app and I do get cashbacks when I do this.

>>53690368
I think more big names will join eventually. It's just a matter of time.

>>53689943
Most projects will die off before the bear market is over. Keep an eye on those projects that are actively building in this period. They are the good blue chips to DCA into but that's just my two cents :)

>>53689068
El Salvador is the father of all crypto adoption, recently Switzerland is trying to with Lugano adopting payment in BTC for its residents

>>53688934
Adoption is increasing daily, as such the need for privacy adoption is very necessary, because as more people are coming into the space, the rate of hacking will increase, but with privacy, hackers won't have access to users account

>>53690814
Facebook joining wasn't a pleasant experience though

>>53690226
Who knows, that MF always has a way of surprising us, but desu I will prefer if the payment will be through platforms like Xmoney or even Bitpay

>>53688934
>>53689915
Y'all are saying shits when hackers are at work.

>>53690037
I'd better use on-chain data for the first two months of operation and then we used the TORN 2.0 tokenomics model to estimate a staker’s income in different scenarios of harvesting and re-staking.

>>53690988
If I join PayPal will tat make me look stupid?

>>53688934
I love that shit OP, global acceptance of crypto payments is going to be another milestone as payments with crypto on web3payment gateway are fast as the transactions happen on-chain.

>>53691068
Fuck off, the platform is well secured like your punky ass.

>>53691088
Paypal is the biggest joke of all time, they held over 600M of customers fund last year

>>53691195
I stopped using Paypal last year since they introduced that stupid policy of removing 2500 for saying the truth about them, now I only pay through Utrust and sometimes Binance

>>53690280
Regardless of the market condition, the adoption rate keeps increasing extremely fast, last year alone the likes of Fortera, Zome, and other big real estate industries adopted crypto payment, I'm sure they can see the future that is why they are so bullish on it

>>53691077
Hey fucktard, I feel you don't know the rudiments of investing. Throw that into onchain staking of Utrust instead, you fool

National Australia Bank is a private bank, not a central bank. The Commonwealth Bank and ANZ are in cahoots with them too while trying to stay relevant with crypto adoption. The kids all tap with their phones and most places accept wepay and other foreign state owned payment platforms, in fact many places even encourage crypto payments as if they were cash payments since they can do dodgies with it (Australia recently made it illegal to pay for items over $10000 using cash). The government is cracking down hard on it, trying to restrict crypto as much as possible to retain some sort of control. There is a lot of regulation that is being passed and in the pipeworks

All these notions of Australia adopting crypto are just boomer banks trying to stay 'hip and happening' with the kids. Things like Catholic or Islamic banking, low/no fee stock trading, e-banks and so on are really cutting into their profits. They used to have childrens savings accounts and cheap/no ID loans and stuff, which have been banned, so they're having trouble getting 'em while they're young, crypto """adoption""" is pure marketing.

>>53691077
You deserve more than pajeet, the token burn and buyback plan of web3payment gateway is as sweet as Tuesday titties.

>>53691174
I feel everyone now needs self custody and that could be the way out.

>>53691088
Only idiots would consider PayPal as an option. It's a racist platform

>>53691220
Web3payment is the best no doubt, there are even cashback opportunities too

YLA auto-updates this baskets of vaults regularly thereby maintaining maximum profit for holders at a low gas fee

>>53691459
I had my funds trapped in Paypal for weeks, it was a sad experience, and IMO for merchants its a NO NO, they don't even consider giving merchant yield for their funds saved on Paypal

>>53691088
Motherfuckers can go hang themselves as far as sweet pussy bitches are enjoying 1% fixed fee with option to get cashbacks on all transactions.

>>53688934
Yep, countries launching cbdc's with ripple. New pound and euro stable coins too. We're heading for real world utility and adoption

>>53691068
If you could own a unified login ID password to web3 projects like ORE, you can prevent them from theft.

>>53691538
Paypal stated that Merchants funds are been used to invest but then the gain is Paypal property, that's funny as Fuck, The concept of merchant yield is new and only a few payment methods aim to make it a reality, I know Utrust did last year, IMO this should bring more merchants on board

>>53691068
With the increasing cases of fraud and cyber attacks, it's no surprise that poorfags are seeking for a more secure option for their assets and web3payment is giving a safe-haven platform for seamless transactions.

>>53688934
Fuck off, investing in crypto is a waste of time.

>>53691477
You keep staking all your shits and gets poor, aren't you following the trend as Metaverse is heading on a new dimension??

>>53691442
With the rate of hacks everyone is scared of investing in crypto. Last year I lost on FTX and Luna, got my wallets drained by some idiots. That has been the worst hit I have ever had.

>>53691722
So you think Holding Fiat is the best Lmao, Fiat is subjected to Inflation but crypto isn't, desu I prefer paying with crypto

>>53690084
If I put my dick up for sale on web3payment and gain from metastaking it in maiar for 25% APY, won't I be richer than Elon musk?

>>53691838
If it's not your keys then it's not your money, that's how people lost to FTX, and the best is to keep your tokens on a Noncustodial wallet

>>53691722
Blue chips like BTC and ETH are making millions and I'm ready to DCA ORE, BNB, UTK and XRP.

>>53691924
Staking is the best way to earn passive income in the crypto space, I stake UTK and EGLD on Xexchange, and the APY is quite good

>>53691798
As idiots are getting stupid I have chosen xMoney where i can do payments both in metaverse and in real world at ease.

>>53691955
Self custody is good and more convenient especially for those with multiple wallets spread across multi-chains.

>>53691722
Gay

>>53691580
Trannies are chilling with Xmoney, because decentralisation, privacy and metaverse of web3 will be the only beneficial for the future.

>>53691722
This sounds so bitter like a Lunabro. For now ain't ready for crypto

>>53691077
Meanwhile, users of TORN may traverse this negative market by staking their TORN in the ppTORN, which has incredible yields thanks to the auto-compounding of TORN protocol fees.

>>53691013
Recent projections suggest that the metaverse could generate up to 5 trillion dollars for dickheads by 2030, and that is one of the reasons why I'm focused on
MultiversX & xMoney.

>>53691967
You've got no AI on the list? That's bullshit

>>53691477
Why not have high expectations for LUCY- LUSD stableswap?

>>53692549

Could that get poorfags rich?

>>53691459
I don't give a fuck about what MFs are saying, spending less time on transactions, paying cheaper rates and getting transaction confirmations almost instantaneously on a web3payment platform is the sweetest feeling Asian pussies have ever had.

>>53688934
Everyone is Talking about AI, Privacy and Identity management protocols... Wtf is it with Elon musk?

>>53692167
Yes, Ore ID is making DiD management so amazing, managing multiple login from a unified source becomes easier than before.

>>53692578
Buy low and sell high. That's all. Anything thing is scam but hold if you can.

>>53692654
These are trending topics because the rate of fraud and insecurity in the space is increasing, therefore, it's necessary to adopt privacy and anonymous transactions to prevent our assets from public spy, this might reduce the rate of hacking

>>53692578
Hey fag, I'm fucking tired of buying and selling, using web3payment gateway could be so juicy. Getting a cashback for every transaction is a good way to get dicks hard.

>>53692654
DiD is a necessity and I'm smiling at identity management protocol that enables seamless interoperability across several blockchains and removing the barrier preventing the mass adoption of cryptocurrency.

>>53691442
You can always take charge of your assets using OREID and Railway wallets and have some peace of mind.

>>53692531
AI and Metaverse are definitely going to be huge trends in crypto which is exactly one of the reasons, bitches are anticipating MultiversX and the usage of web3payments platform

>>53691195
Kek

>>53691967
MEXC just announced listing ORE.

>>53692897
All this boils down to security and it's important as always.

>>53692658
Good for web3 fags. Data management getting easier.

>>53692654
Maybe these are some narratives to focus on. That makes privacy number 1.
>> XMR, RAIL, and SCRT

>>53692723
This is happening fast. There's more focus on ZKPs which is a better tech for complete anonymity

>>53691580
All trap. Just wait and see anon. The real utility to adopt should be privacy and complete decentralization.

>>53692304
Privacy on the blockchain is vital as long as the space exists. XMR, RAIL, and SCRT will be here.

>>53695822
That's a milestone for identity management, best in cross-chain interoperability.