/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54218774
CFX. Good L1 backed up by the Chinese government itself. Pumped 200%+ since the beginning of this bullrun. Volume rising.

>>54218774
Any AI powered blockchain project is the best choice atm

spark

Mysterium VPN.
Don't tell anyone

>>54218774
Go for post quantum cryptography project jeet

>>54218774
It’s Bitcoin. Even Maxis don’t even grasp the seismic shifts this technology is going to bring upon us. Bitcoin at $1.000.000 is a joke. It will transcend any denomination in fiat.

>>54218774
Alephium, quetly pumping, no one even mentions it here

>>54218774
I have decided to go with a blockchain that ensures security, utility and transparency. Well all these are important and I am waiting for a L1 that has built a eco-friendly concensus algorithm called the POR.

>>54218774
Hyperpolyglot chains are the real deal. Developers will choose them over others

>>54219213
>t. has never read the white paper

>>54218899
CORAI is going to be listed in pancakeswap tomorrow just be ready faggs.

>>54219213
Carbon consumption isn't a friendly venture here. Green projects are better

>>54219582
I agree it's best we choose a blockchain that's eco-friendly, cheap and fast. POR Concensus screams that.

>>54218785
Fuck the Chinese

>>54219207
And use the recommendations from NIST while making this choice

arboreum.io, first fantasy game on the blockchain, nuff said

>>54219980
AlpineEsports will give better experience and satisfaction with their games cause they have partnered with a ln L1 that allows devs to code dapps and smart contracts in multi-language.

>>54219242
Because no one is seeing that fool

>>54220012
I have heard that this is the 1st time a blockchain partnership that's has been made with the F1 team to bring real-life uses cases.

>>54218774
VRSC

>>54218774
Go for the ones with decentralised blockchain explorer OP

>>54220207
I recently came to know about the one called Librescan which is decentralized a explorer but we can use it on when the mainnet goes live which is not far.

>>54218774
QRDO, METIS, QANX, and HAPI.
Major focus on security.

>>54218774
Get yourself into any web3 projects and that focuses on privacy. You will make it

>>54220466
Security always trumps over privacy. But still you are right in a way. Best to go with a project that ensures top security especially against the quantum threats.

>>54219972
The project that adopts the primary recommendation being crystals Dilithium should be given precedence over others.

>>54219941
I will, once I become rich I'll find a cute Chinese trad wife, thanks.

>>54220508
I waiting for an L1 where the test net is live and the blockchain is built on CRYSTALS-Dilithium algorithm which is one on the best post quantum cryptography algorithm atm.

>>54219906
It's not only focused on energy consumption, there's also the decentralisation aspect

>>54218774
> What's the most underrated blockchain project out there?

EOS

>>54219310
The real flex is the flexibility in the choice of any programming languages to deploy dapps

>>54220133
>VRSC
it’s strange to see intelligent answers on biz

bot thread

>>54218774
A project that is developing cutting cutting-edge solutions for smart contracts testing and auditing to ensure that dApps are secure and reliable will be my top pick.

>>54218774
Don't sleep on DiD management projects, that's the game changer.

>>54219310
Developers ain't gonna think like some piece of shits, JavaScript is out and soon there will be more languages.

>>54218774
By staking in the powerpoolcvp YLA index, users earn decent returns as high as 51% APY on stablecoins and CVP boost.

https://www.snowcones.io/

build your own DAO with no code.

>>54218899
AI and DiD are trending, a good reason to hold on ORE.

>>54220870
The only bot I see here is YOU who can't make a reasonable statement.

>>54220916
DiDs are indeed an essential aspect of cybersecurity, especially in today's digital world where data is constantly being transmitted across networks. I see them skyrocketing soon.

>>54219972
If the security is built on CRYSTALS-Dilithium algorithm which is approved by the NIST then trannies will be as sweet as fuck.

>>54221046
A very good niche to invest in outside AI and Prifi currently.

>>54220544
Heard CRYSTALS-Dilithium algorithm is approved by the NIST, what a good way to get asses secured.

>>54220993
YLA provide liquidy in the index and hedge against impermanent loss by earning on both stablecoins.

>>54218774
AGIX, NMKR

>>54218774
LOVE MY TETHIES LOVE MY TENDIES TETHIES KEEP MY TENDIES SAFE

>>54220417
I just reached my make-it stack on QRDO and METIS but I'm still half way in on QANX after its relaunch. Do you think it will be an easy 100x?

>>54221268
Fucktard, I'd give out all my bitches for the gem, It's still up 20% since the relaunch.

>>54221143
Or maybe just diversify instead. I see these narratives blowing the hell out.

>>54218774
I'm tired of shit cryptos, I better be a dev than stick to any narrative

>>54220466
No one is talking about privacy utility as the next narrative to catch. Normies are after AI.

>>54220993
I'm using my stables to slurp up good low caps while I can still get them this cheap. CVP is not going to do much in this bull run because it offers little or no utilities compared to its contemporaries. Just ship while you still can.

>>54221320
Be sure to keep some sexy titties to keep you busy when this gem blows out. I'm confident their recent partnership with AlpineEsport will bring more attention to it as the gaming world is based and rich AF

>>54221350
But ORE. DiD based.

>>54218774
Privacy - RAIL, AZERO, FRIN,
Meme - TSUKA

>>54221325
Apart from the ones mentioned. Data economy could shape the global economy. This is because the new data economy in which projects like OCEAN and CTSI is the center of, unlocks data for businesses and also supports business-to-business data sharing for the purpose of deriving value from the accumulated information. Moreover, the estimated global value of data is around three trillion dollars. Data, DiDs, privacy, and metaverse-related projects are going to explode.

>>54220417
HAPI is still a good play on arbitrum. I'm looking out for privacy tokens deploy on the eco.

>>54221350
I'm buying privacy and AI project tokens that are promising, ain't regretting.

>>54221189
This is great news for anyone concerned about securing their assets and data in the face of potential quantum computing threats. With Dilithium's strong security and efficiency, you can rest easy knowing your assets are protected by one of the best algorithms out there.

>>54221556
I'm already accumulating FET, AGIX, AZERO, and QANX. A combination of AI and Quantum resistant projects will do well in the next bull run.

>>54221350
You're on the right track retard, devs can now test JS lang. Isn't that juicy?

>>54220466
Well, that's certainly one way to ensure that no one can ever find out about your embarrassing web browsing history

>>54221396
I'm focused on Origin, its suit of product is revolutionizing how people shop and conduct businesses online

>>54219303
Lots of cool stuff going on. Huge fan of the PoR consensus, QVM multi-language for devs, and of course quantum-resistance.

>>54219303
That sounds like a great plan! Going green with your crypto investments is a smart move, and I'm sure the POR consensus algorithm will have people singing your praises. Just don't forget to also invest in some good earplugs to block out all the haters who are still stuck on POW

>>54220916
I'm going long on Web3 projects as it offers a more decentralized approach to finance and gives us more control over our own assets. Plus, they're built on secure, tamper-proof technology that's not subject to the whims of a centralized authority.

>>54221325
Web3 coins will do far better. Look at ORE and ENS.

>>54221761
Only newfags are not aware that Eco-friendly, 1600tps, decentralized all this is offered under one roof POR concensus algorithm

>>54218774
Verasity (VRA)

>>54221325
Web3 coins will do far better. Look at ORE and ENS.

>>54221550
Die the mission, focus on DiD management. That's the MVP.

>>54219207
Channers should watch closely, this dickhead will be a decentralized blockchain with similar benefits for holders.

>>54221556
For me, Privacy and Self custody is options. Won't sleep on them.

sup.network

>>54221974
Perfect picks, good addition. ID management protocol is now a priority.

>>54221628
Me too, especially AGIX because its been on the top trending list of cmc for weeks now and you can tell that AI coins are really owning the year of 2023

>>54221404
By creating short synthesized products of said tokens, investors can hedge their exposure to high-yield products farming rewards while simultaneously protecting themselves against negative price risks.

>>54222240
Yeah, it's quite easily the most talked-about narrative right now, my fingers are crossed to see how big the trend becomes tho. PerpDexs, LSD, and the metaverse are other narratives that also get talked about a lot.

>>54220103
It's amazing how bitches are getting horny for it, even companies like Alpine ESPORTS are already getting sucked on the blockchain.

>>54218774
Ore Protocol.

>>54220916
Makes DeFi a lot easier.

>>54218774
its actually haircomb
anonymous quantum proof contract system that doesnt use any blockchain other than bitcoin

what makes haircomb special is the way it incentivizes mining bitcoin after quantum compromise by adding a suppliment to both the fee market and a token reward (haircomb claims)

the way its shilled is weird and only a few autists really get what makes it special. its been under constant development since 2019

>>54221002
I bagged this on MEXC, price is dumping at the moment, good buy signal.

arboreum.io, first fantasy rpg game on the blockchain, literally noone has done it before

>>54218899
ROKO is opening up an AI marketplace like Opensea. Looks very promising.

>>54218774
MINA

>>54223250
Makes Web2 to web3 connection very easy.

>>54218774
The autonomous, permissionless PowerAgent automation network requires competitive staking of CVP and accrues fees in CVP. Increasing numbers of network nodes across multiple (initially EVM-compatible) chains/layers will create continuing buy pressure for significant numbers of CVP tokens;

>>54218774
Ofeeeeeeee

>>54221508
No DiD, no AI? YNGMI

>>54218774
MultiversX (previously Elrond) is arguably one of the most underrated L1 chains, it's got good tech, highly scalable, support smart contracts, NFTs, integration with the real world products etc
Shit just doesn't get the recognition it deserves.

>>54223567
wtf is that name? Kek

>>54221350
Devs are wagies

>>54227239
based take, goes in the same category as tezos and avax as underated chains

won't forget they managed to have a top brand like audi building on the chain, courtesy of holoride

>>54218774
BEAM

>>54227559
Not your regular wagies retard

>>54227622
I'm holding a small bag of Ride, the only reason I got on the chain, good chance we see another run for it's native token Egld, like in 2021

>>54218899
Does that even exist yet?

>>54218774
Linear Finance, very active recently, has its own stablecoin

>>54225779
DiD? That reminds me of ORE

>>54227919
>I'm holding a small bag
I want to believe you're metastaking bobo, easy way to accumulate more

>>54218899
bitcoin is a type of AI you dumb nigger.