/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54801065
Arbitrum still remains undefeated jeet

LVL 1 is easier for everyone IMO. Most normies wont be able to touch an L2 token until it hits a CEX. Could be good but I think the best shitcoins are the easiest to buy in a bear market

I think ARB shitcoins will be bigger in a bull cycle

>>54801213
Not everyone bags shitcoin, utility is always of paramount to me

>>54801065
Hyperpolyglot chains are the in thing now fag.

>>54801065
Still BTC

>>54801065
Post quantum cryptography chains should be your best bet anon

>>54801288
A project that will allow developers use any programming language of their choice to deploy dApps is an example of such anon

>>54801065
Imo it's best to choose L1s that's built on PQC algorithm which ensures security.

>>54801065
Kek

>>54801065
Qan that developed its own consensus algorithm PoR from combination of the bests of PoS and PoW is your best bet channer

>>54801202
ARB projects too

>>54801620
Impressive adoption I must say.

>>54801065
If the L1s is cheap, fast, scalable and ensures top security we will not need a L2 to begin with. This q4 I am expecting a L1 that will be game changer in all these aspects.

>>54801378
The ones using the primary recommendation of NIST for digital signatures should be the go to projects followed by others

>>54801530
Kek solana has the largest number of devs in the space but they arent providing this one. Basically a stupid chain.

>>54801202
ARB, DiD and AI has been having a good run recently.

>>54801873
Solana is just a fuck all. Devs are migrating to a L1 which will be giving them lifetime royalties and allows them to code in any language.

>>54801962
Not only that their Private blockchain will be releasing soon. AlpineEsports will be the 1st to use it as they have already partnered with them.

>>54801588
Anon, you forgot to mention that it will also address the gas fee issue by fixing it to the USD

>>54801903
If it is not quantum resistant, it is not gonna make it

>>54801536
Exactly. While also being decentralised and eco-friendly

>>54802254
Yep thats right I am waiting for the PoR consensus algorithm so I can start mining using my mobile phone.

>>54801065
Only security and privacy based blockchains will survive rest all will get wasted.

>>54802332
I know of QANX, QRDO, HAPI which focuses on security,
SCRT, MONERO and OASIS these focus on privacy.
So rest all are shit is it?
Are you a dumbo?
Fuck off boomer

>>54801065
Just invest in EVM compatible blockchains.

>>54802395
I agree but I invest in EVM compatible quantum proof blockchain. This is a alot better and safe.

>>54801065
Arb the answer is simple anon dyor.

>>54801065
I bet you, DiD and AI ain't gonna slack.

>>54801065
>Do you Degen prefer layer1 or Layer 2
Bruh, obviously it's Layer 1 all the way. Ain't no way I'm gonna let some pleb-ass Layer 2 get in the way of my gains. HODL and BTFD, my dude.

>>54801065
I prefer L1s too, I am waiting for a blockchain which is quantum proof, which will have fixed gas fee, and 1600tps.

>>54801903
You snooze on DiD, you lose.

>>54801065
>I noticed huge hype around layer 2 lately, but as a degen, I still prefer layer 1.
Yeah, Layer 2 is cool and all, but Layer 1 is where the real action is at. L1 tokens pump hard in the bull run ( remember this desu.)

>>54802403
I've heard a bit about EVM compatible quantum-proof blockchains, but I don't know too much about them. What makes them better and safer than other options out there?

>>54802462
Yeah, quantum-proof L1s with fixed fees and high TPS are the way to go. Keep an eye out for projects like QAN Blockchain that are already making moves in these areas.

>>54802139
Bro, you're absolutely right - CRYSTALS-Dilithium is no joke. The security risks of the new era are no joke, and quantum-resistant blockchains are a crucial piece of the puzzle.

>>54802029
Private blockchains have a lot of potential use cases, especially when it comes to enterprise solutions where security and privacy are top priorities

>>54802029
>AlpineEsports will be the 1st to use it as they have already partnered with them.
That's dope, my dude. It's always exciting to see new projects and companies adopting blockchain technology in innovative ways.

>>54801962
Damn, that's a sweet deal for devs. Lifetime royalties and programming flexibility are huge perks, and it's rare to see L1s pushing the boundaries like this.

>>54801366
Don't be a boring fag.

>>54801288
I just made 50k from PEPE and WOJAK combined. Can any of your gems deliver such?

>>54801768
A cheap, fast, and secure L1 that can scale is like the Holy Grail of crypto, and if one comes along that checks all those boxes, it could definitely render L2s obsolete
>This q4 I am expecting a L1 that will be game changer in all these aspects.
Spill it out and stop larping around.

>>54802454
AI is the future anon. In recent times I have also seen an AI tool that integrates with trading platforms and gives a trading score on each crypto.

>>54801065
Quantum-resistant layer 1 is the best

>>54803134
He's talking about pulsechain you retard

there is no reason for layer 2 to exist, aside from layer 1 being too dogshit.
verdict, don't buy layer 1's that have a layer 2.

>>54802899
You degens talking about QAN

>>54803840
I've got QANX and ORE in my bag, my bag is feeling comfy.

>>54804056
Health care, the automotive industry, etc. are sticking on its blockchain. Don't lose focus newfag.

>>54803033
I really like the idea behind LUCY, seems to be th fastest so far. I trust this will be a good one as powerpoolcvp is trusted to have churned out great products before now.

>>54801065
Layer 1 is really trying now to bring out new features, especially with the likes of QVM that allows Devs to code smart contracts in any programming Lang

>>54802618
Seeing why devs are clubbing all night knowing they've earned a lifetime royalty, this. This is good for lazy pajeets to get a better life.

>>54803087
Poo in the loo, jeet. Nobody wants your shitcoins.

>>54803435
Ain't gonna be lazy over Ocean, ORE and Zcash. Thats the real deal.

>>54801065
If I could hold onto a bitch that is Layer 2, has a quantum resistant Blockchain and buolt a POR concensus algorithm, I'm gonna fuck that motherfucking bitch.

>>54802039
Web3 is no future without Liquidity Mining or yield farming on stablecoins. Those web3 projects are indirectly fueled by yield generators/aggregators

>>54801366
It uses PoW which is not ecosystem friendly, PoR is better and it possible it will be the next widely adopted crypto algorithm

>>54804823
No consensus algorithm is bigger than POR and AlpinEsports is already partnering to demonstrate how juicy quantum resistant blockchain could be.

>>54804594
Reason why I stick to LINK and ORE. Both web3 projects are good picks.

lots palak paneer and bots in this thread

>>54801530
Kek, it ain't a child's play for devs anymore, developers can code in their native coding langs, Golang and JavaScript have been added.

>>54804341
I will buy PowerPool's TORN and use this opportunity to stake without gas fee in the ppTORN autocompounding APY vault.

>>54801588
Mining with Phone made easy by POR and Devs ain't getting tired of onboarding on a decentralized and high TPS platform.

>>54805152
Fuck off jeets, have taken opportunity of this current market to accumulate both BTC and CVP, and I am patiently holding both but staking some of my CVP on Uniswap v2 to earn more .

>>54804244
I Heard Alpineesport partnered with it

>>54801288
>crypto
>utility
LOLOLOLOLO

>>54803840
QDay is approaching really fast and a lot of blockchains wouldn't survive it

>>54801903
ARB looks good

>>54805645
Stfu, BTC is strong enough

>>54805840
BTC is not exempted and dont be foolish enough to believe it is, it is based on the crypto elliptic curve which QC can still prey on, only blockchains that is QR will make it

>>54803134
Kek, morons don't say shits where captains are. The QVM, Librescan and Mainnet is out there kicking asses.

>>54805840
Open 2 small Long positions of BTC and ETH on muxprotocol , my favorite perp platform on arbitrum. Not really high conviction with the Bull side here so I will just play small and tp at some important level (like BTC 29.2k)

>>54805322
Here's fucking around will certainly lose their hard earn money. Can't get my fucking self into another LUNA. Shit, I've got to be wiser this year and get my bags filled with BNB, XRP and KCS.

>>54801065
You've got to taste a virgin's titties that feels like a quantum resistant blockchain first. Developers have the freedom to develop in any programming language, C++ has been added and more are coming soon.

>>54805102
YLA auto-updates this baskets of vaults regularly thereby maintaining maximum profit for holders at a low gas fee. My best bet

>>54805645
Motherfucking programmers, organizations, and global project managers are feeling comfy to construct on a quantum-resistant blockchain and that's feel safe.

>>54806177
This is a dream come through for all Devs

>>54801065
All L2s are either inferior, centralized, or insecure. Don't let ETH pajeets convince you otherwise.
Do with this info what you see fir.

>>54807489
Arent subnets L2s? or are they the replacement for L2s?

>>54804182
I've got LINK and AVAX in my bag, my bag is feeling comfy.

>>54801213
Not only easier, but also safer and more efficient. L1s are a no brainer at this point where we have already seen so many scams and decay on L2s.