/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53866655
greed, also checked

>>53866655
I want to say privacy but everyone's so dumb I don't think they care.

>>53866666
checked and correct

>>53866655
Berkshire is smelling like a rose. Earnings tomorrow. AAPL and SPY will cook

>>53866655
Kikes

>>53866655
There are no bullruns left. 2021 was your last chance to make it.

>>53866655
AI and it’s painfully obvious.

>>53866655
AI
>>53866666
and this. Go where the greed will go - Singularitynet and Fetch.AI - these two will make you a multimillionaire quickly. Ignore all the FUD about these as the reality will still remain that they will go parabolic during the bullrun.

>>53866851
this has been said after:

2013
2017
2021
and will be said again after 2025

>>53866871
kek, same thought I had and less than a minute apart in posting.

>>53866655
AI undoubtedly. Boomers home watching TV then finding out general AI has been invented 6 months ago and will be a necessity to life. Crypto is in there as well because of trustless transactions

>>53866655
Peak fed rate followed by recession. Then the bottom will be in. Then when the fed officially pivots and lowers rates that is when the next true bull run begins.

>>53866889
The difference is all those years still had low interest rates, endless moneyprinting and relative peace. Globalists seem to be in the next phase of their plan which is bugeating, podliving and all of us owning nothing and being happy.

>>53866655
unironically, proof of human

it will be something that hasn't been shilled to you via twitter, msm, etc.

so not AI. that's the short term pnd midwit trap.

>>53866920
ah yes, of course. How did i forget about "it's different this time", let's add that too

>>53866954
It literally is.

>>53866655
>number gongo up

>>53866972
let's wait few months after the halving occurs, and then we can start acting like prophets who can predict the future, yeah?

>>53866655
That crypto managed to not dispare and people got rich off of it and are still here go tell the tail. So greed.

>>53866655
>Ukraine war over in a few months
>AI (has already started, any good AI coin already pumped x10)

>>53866911
This too

>>53866936
No, it will be like the internet bubble. Tons of different emerging entities, but only a few of them will become too big to fail.

>>53866666
CHECKED SER

institutional investors
deflatory and scarce
rumors that some.big firm is using this coin or it's tech (partnerships)
new currency
and the classic that it's going to a million dollars

screencap, print, fold and eat, shit it out, put turd in freezer, take it out, sharpen it, stab yourself and sit comfy knowing youll resurrect when BTC reaches 100k in q2 2024

>>53866655
ZK anon. Eyes on FRIN, ZEC and RAIL.

>>53866851
Please save your doom posting for when we hit 12k later this year. Thank you

>>53866655
Privacy and AI.

>>53871717
Wishful thinking, fellow XMR chad. We're going to crab for another 4 years minmum.

>>53866690
kek, I'm with you on this.

>>53866655
>ai - fet
>real yield/perp - vela
>metaverse - ride

these are the next big narratives and the tokens to be buying anons

regulation
regulatory compliance
deduplicated/deduplicatable identity
proof of humanity
programmable, fractionalised stablecoins/assets
sybil resistance

fwiw I predicted the last bullrun would be a consequence of link's mainnet

>>53866690
Well positioned for XMR, RAIL and ZEC.

>>53871717
Holding onto the privacy narrative as we see new tech pulling up.

>>53871872
AI projects are overrated and they're literally memes, perpdexs might not last, the metaverse is based cos it's been one of the top trends from the last bull run and could make a comeback

>>53872102
Dead narrative
Monero is dead

>>53866655
AI, anything else is wrong

>>53872194
there's no such thing as overated anon, folks are printing hard from ai projects and it's just starting

>>53871872
price prediction on ride for the year?

>>53866666
based lol

>>53871754
Gotta give it up, it's dead

>>53872586
goes back above .25 at least, that's a decent 5x minimum, could easily be more but rather stay conservative

>>53866655
Implying the last "bullrun" had narrative at all

>>53866984
Sometimes it goes down sometimes it goes up, what's the matter? What did the number do to you?

>>53866655
Not sure what to call this, so lets just go with "decentralized services"

A "decentralized service" is characterized by a network of independent nodes that provide some sort of (non financial) service, all powered by a trustless economic system

You could potentially do this with a centralized economic system, but that would introduce a single point of failure and a strong need for confidence in that particular part of the system. You would also need to act through a large payment processor, with their sometimes whimsical implementation of ToS

Depending on design, the decentralized service itself can have many benefits:
1: Lowered/distributed startup costs
2: Redundancy
3: Enable trustless interaction between users

An example of how to achieve trustless interaction is what OriginTrail does: When someone uploads a dataset to their "decentralized knowledge graph", a hash signature of that data is printed to a blockchain. This makes the data tamper-proof, allowing people to share things like certificates, audit data, product origins etc in a system much more powerful than the blockchain itself.

There's also more straight-forward hosting and storage services like FLUX and Opacity

Render Network lets people rent eachothers GPU power for rendering.

Morpheus Network is another supply-chain focused project, meant to act as middleware between big corporate systems (like SAP), but they just started beta-testing their Node network, whereas OriginTrail has been up and running for a while

>>53869146
>No, it will be like the internet bubble. Tons of different emerging entities, but only a few of them will become too big to fail.

This is what crypto already is in the process of