/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55414990
>protect users
Same reason why they make accredited investors have $1 million
They just want to keep people poor

>>55414990
just buy crypto and hodl

>>55415034
yes and they're all sucks

>>55415034
That's what I'm saying

>>55414990
This dude was like
>Get behind me bros. I'm the alpha.
And they did. Very sad.

>>55416457
It's like SEC cant scare them lol

>>55415537
Well, it's the best way to do

>>55414990
I cant believe that guy was the biggest chad of the friend group

>>55417183
NOW YOU KNOW LOL

>>55416721
Dope

>>55414990
The sec are so dumb.

>>55417693
>>55414990
I keep wondering how Gary will feel after hearing that many institutions and asset managers are filing for Bitcoin ETFs. He thinks he can halt the movement and turn everything to dust.

>>55417714
can we kill him and invest in crypto without hassle?

>>55417805
Kek
Without him, we will always find our way through. The pleb should go khs.

Despite the setback and the crackdown on CEX, it has highlighted the need for a self-custody compliance wallet. But the big question is: is this ready for mass adoption?

>>55417950
better than cex

>>55418178
Way better. Who would want to store assets in a custodial wallet that can be frozen or that a third party can exercise some level of control over?

>>55418271
Lol, the SEC is giving CEX a major headache, and it's no surprise that folks want to convert their assets to places where they can actually have control. That's what I see happening in the future and it's already starting to go down.

>>55416721
I don't know anon, the SEC is going to get what's coming to them and Crypto is going to thrive anyway. I can already see some "fire Gary gensler" campaigns on twitter and a lot of institutional players are getting involved in the space. I'd just focus on accumulating more assets for now and secure them in a private wallet till the bulls return.

>>55418178
binance is stll the best

yes protect me sir from 10x today on this lol

>>55418588

>>55418549
Better safe than sorry. I just heard Kucoin is mandating all users to submit KYC, and that's bound to piss off those who value their privacy. Shit, I'm already brainstorming the next move for these users. Don't want them freaking out, but it is what it is. Damn.

>>55418477
Yeah. It is worth noting that none is perfect yet, but having control over identity and data is what most Web3 users are looking forward to while being compliant.

>>55418855
They want to shy away from being faced with SEC shitshows. Sometimes I feel all this has a lot to do with the fact that they are trying to exercise certain control and as well push exchange front lines by centralize financial institutions, or probably have FTX 2.0 operating at its optimum level since SBF is an eran boi to the current democrat.

>>55418634
seriously.

>>55414990
>We want to use decentralised, unregulated currencies that central banks and governments can't interfere with
>We want insurance/protection from governments and central banks for our risky crypto assets
What level of mental gymnastics is required to achieve these levels of cognitive dissonance?

>>55419053
You're right chad. More reason why I see potential in what NexeraID is bringing to the space where users would have a sovereign identity to manage assets on a smart wallet.

>>55419282
Is this the death knell for centralized wallets? Nah noo, normies ain't ready to dive into those damn complicated dApps yet. They'd rather stick to custodian services for convenience. What we really need right now is a wallet that's not only secure and private but also user-friendly, so that even your grandma can use it without breaking a sweat.

>>55419228
HAHAHAH , that's lame

>>55417714
Well, he's likely gonna lose his job chad cause the SECs fight is dead on arrival. Crypto is likely to triple its previous ATH market cap with new players getting involved and I'm getting positioned with gems like Near, Dua, Dot and Btc for the move.

>>55419454
Making this the ultimate priority, if you catch my drift. The peeps out there are straight-up suffering over this defi app situation, and it's high time we shake things up and make a change.
>>55419781
Diversification is the way to go

>>55419228
so what do you want to happen?

>>55419781
What about LP mining? That's a solid way to boost our earnings when the bear market's got weak trends. The decent APY is like a siren call, attracting users left and right. I reckon jeets should figure out a way to jump on this opportunity and make it happen.

>>55419849
You're right anon, moving in on low caps lets you rake in based profits when the bulls arrive. One of my reasons for going in on Dua is to qualify for its campaign rewards.

>>55419282
The badass also has a compliance solution, so f*** the SEC.

>>55420835
While you were sleeping on biz, anons took steps to bag huge rewards via participation in the NXERA/DUA joined campaign.

>>55414990
UAE is topping, Binance says they might be moving headquarters to UAE and CryptMi recently received a license to operate in the country.

>>55420986
Based anon, not to mention that the ID feature would provide asset recovery options for users unlike the traditional seed phrase standard. I'm waiting to see Brillion deliver this in the coming months.

>>55421029
Look at who's farming those rewards! Ain't no envy here. We all got our own ways to earn, and that's cool. I'm just hoping we all make it big and ride that bullrun season like champs. Let's all experience that massive gains together.

>>55419454
What better feeling than having Verifiable Credentials with ZK proofs?, Faggot.

>>55421371
is that even a thing?

>>55421073
Oldfag, having Social Login, Identity, and Asset Recovery capabilities in a smart wallet will be a game changer.

>>55420835
Just because you're investing in low cap alts doesn't automatically mean you're gonna make mad profits. Don't forget to do your due diligence and consider the project itself, its future plans, and the developments they've got in the pipeline.

>>55419282
I'm weary of creating wallets and being asked to memorize 24 odd phrases, and when I forgot my seed phrase, I got rekt, Jeet. My ideal smart wallet right now is one that utilize the AllianceBlock product.

>>55421416
ZKPs make it easier to keep your wallet and transactions safe from prying eyes. Move your sluggish a$$ and DYOR, Faggot.

>>55418855
The most ridiculous feature is that if I want to buy cryptos, I have to go through KYCs and take selfies with my ID like a dumb Anon. When will these faggots realize we're already in a decentralized setting?

>>55421727
It will take some time for people to fully embrace self-custody wallets unless they're motivated to help themselves and take the initiative to learn about it. We have to remember that only a small percentage, around 6% or 7% of the global population, is highly interested in crypto right now but the number is bound to increase as time goes on.

>>55421210
The DeFi terminal of allianceblock is a notable example, hosting numerous projects that launch for liquidity campaigns.

>>55414990
Move to privacy that your best bet. Railgun looks good.

>>55418549
>secure them in a private wallet till the bulls return.
I got same strategy and all my major assets are in my Railway wallet. Privacy focused wallet are truly undervalued.

>>55417805
Why?

>>55419282
The only benefit to this is the simplicity and probably the ease of use, but the major concern is that this depends on social login, which depends on centralized hierarchy.

>>55419781
The next bull run will definitely be epic. No doubt, but things will get much more fussy and out of control if those big players get involved. I don't think that's what Web3 users desire.

>>55421580
Same here chad. Having a sovereign identity to secure and manage all your assets is based and satisfying.

Fuckyoujj

>>55415034
also pattern day trading rules.
>sorry but you can't make more than 4 day trades in a 5 day period with paying the goy tax

>>55422350
That's why users need to take responsibility for their crypto anon. Storing them on a self-custodial wallet is an easy step.

>>55421687
I'm familiar with Brillion and Wasabi oldfag. Top tier choices for asset security.

>>55414990
Yea and with Blackswan you can set any terms and pairs to trade on regarding any news the SEC or other kind of news.

>>55422905
Yeah, it is best, but skepticism is there regarding keeping seed phrases secure and interacting with malicious phishing links.

>>55423150
I think the new ones seem to prioritize security, privacy, and control of identity and data. I won't be surprised to see more attention in this area.

>>55423215
Based AI

Vet

>>55419454
hold up for ORE ID. This thing gonna be just what you've been f*cking waiting for.

>>55421687
Sound Railway wallet. privacy, protectin' your assets, and keepin' things user-friendly.

>>55424237
You sure?

>>55425338
I'll check

>>55419228
>>We want insurance/protection from governments and central banks for our risky crypto assets
Who asked for insurance from tradfi?
As i understand it, anyone with a little bit of understanding wanted decentralized insurance protocols and was willing to wait for it.

>>55426656
Yeah, decentralised insurance but it aint working

>>55423215
How did you know?