/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55527859
Don't trust Jews, Anon. Crypto is dead

>>55527859

HOAAH MARINES

>>55527924
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BW0k9mKY918

>narrative
The cycle exists. The narrative is a meme.

>>55528055

>>55528069
You got it wrong anon. Memes are dead horse

>>55528120
You misunderstand me, the meme is that we even need a narrative. Only scams need a narrative.

>>55527859
Name something you or anyone you know uses crypto for.
Pretty odd for a technology that had a superbowl ad isn't it.
There's been a decade of investment and yet the main usecase is still illegal shit.

>>55528130
You've been posting this meme for weeks now. I figure you must have bought in because of the superbowl ad and are now seething because you didn't check the cycle of BTC.
You now nothing about tradfi or defi clearly since you think the main usecase is criminal activity. That would be tradfi you're thinking of, not defi.
I'll remind you again, like i did last time you posted your meme, fiat took a thousand years before it was adopted.

>>55527859
BUY BITCOIN AND THANKS ME LATER

>>55528125
Take advice from pajeets on 4chan and grow with the trend anon.

>>55528130
Well, let's just say crypto's Super Bowl ad was a subtle way of saying, 'Watch out world, we're making illegal shit really convenient

>>55528069
There are no cycles for non productive projects. There are only memes and their narratives.

>>55528362
No. Pajeet advice is to hold shitcoins until the 1000x

>>55528507
Crypto and shit coins are a scam. Only bitcoin is has stood the test of time. DePIN based project will do same. Ask me how anon.

>Ask me how anon.
No.

>>55528549
Tesla car-sharing project in Vienna that's tokenized on Polkadot is one of the use case of DePIN, Fag.

>>55528582
The idea is to create a decentralized and self-sustaining system for maintaining and improving physical infrastructure, rather than relying on centralized government agencies nothing else.

>>55528582
What economic benefit does this bring to the current system, which has consistently upheld high standards?
I remain skeptical of this narrative, perceiving it as mere vaporware intended to lure users with false promises, much like the XDC and a few other projects that once claimed to offer superior data management solutions but ultimately failed to deliver on their commitments.

>>55528130
Why do you post on a crypto forum if you think it's all rubbish? Just wondering

>>55528768
Based, Anon. Power grids, transportation, and other areas will be revolutionized by decentralized physical infrastructure networks. Always verify your facts.

>>55529113
Car sharing revenue going Web3, tokenization of assets of any kind will happen.This is gonna be dank for the economy.

>>55528768
The concern expressed by many Web3 users revolves around the issue of control. While centralized physical infrastructure offers certain advantages, it may not address this fundamental need. In considering alternative approaches beyond centralized physical infrastructure, we should acknowledge that there may not yet be a fully realized, comprehensive decentralized system within the Web3 framework. I like it when Web3 users say the facts.
It is important to recognize that achieving full-stack decentralization in the Web3 space is an ongoing process that involves striking a balance between the benefits of centralization and the desire for user control.

>>55529217
With this feature coming, If you don’t end up rich after this then you’re never gonna make it

>>55529245
You didn't answer my question. Are you this dumb to read and understand?

>>55529250
You just writing an essay anon, I'm too old to read this theory. But yes, Web3 community have acknowledge that centralization within its framework is a fail system.

>>55528130
>Name something you or anyone you know uses crypto for
derivatives
no escrow bonds
ZKP execution
optimistic execution
0 escrow trade
DNM
CFAMM
LSDs
over-collateralized loans


now name something FIAT does or your mother dies in her sleep tonight

>>55529272
I'll definitely get rich, Anon. I embark on quests to support peaq and enter the running for $2000 USDC in rewards.

>>55529279
What benefit is better than this? This is even given crypto head ways now. Make cool bucks when the anxiety is high.

>>55529395
People are making money with innovation and you're after a cheap reward. You're lost sorry.
>>55529367
This will have make sense if you add decentralized IoT infrastructure, and DePIN technology.

>>55529479
The ability to earn from the interconnected machines that provides various goods and services is too good for oldfag like myself.

>>55529337
Calling it a failed system might be a hasty judgment. It's possible that this sentiment arises from the perspective of a Web3 enthusiast who may overlook certain realities. One important consideration is that Web3 applications can only tap into the existing liquidity of the system, rather than significantly disrupting the conventional system at this stage.
Disrupting well-established systems requires overcoming significant hurdles, including regulatory challenges, scalability concerns, user adoption barriers, and interoperability issues.

Do we have these in place?

>>55529437
And what benefit does it onboarding that will make possible strides? I only know a few, like Iotex, but it seems no one is even talking about it at all. The crypto market is moved by speculation and hype, and this aspect is only analyzed by pundits.

>>55529596
If so, as the world seeks high-end technological solutions, the compatibility of chain with EVM technology makes a suitable option.
>>55529798
True, but it will take years before we see the impact of web3 revolution. But yes, some projects seem to be pushing the boundaries of web3 tech, and I plan to take advantage

>>55529250
It's on the news, Jeet. Eloop has joined the peaqosystem, bringing the world's first Web3-ready, tokenized Teslas to the Economy Of Things

>>55529395
Based anon, I recall doing the Quest tasks as well and supporting on the Polkadot parachain auction.

>>55529836
Seems you're not up to date anon. IOTEX crashed recently. Though since is built to connect IoT device we might see some uptrend move along side projects like Wynd, React, and Peaq.

>>55529245
Don't forget about NATIX, Anon. They are part of an EOT in which DePIN link physical devices, which is backed by token rewards.

>>55529906
I also recall taking part in the KREST sale on allianceblock fundr with the goal to get another token airdrop.

>>55529906
Anon, the choice to utilize the interoperability of the Peaq on Polkadot appears to be a rather astute decision.

>>55529952
Based chad, they are building the future of Defi. I also found out Kusama and Polkadot are involved as well.

>>55527859
They are all fake except crypto payment cus I was able to pay for McDonald's burger via CryptMi app without any roasty here larping around as usual..

>>55528130
>Name something you or anyone you know uses crypto for
Lots, anon
I remember sending Solana to a fren in the state thru deel to help me get a good camera for my studio, sylo holders can also make real life purchases thru moonpay.

>>55527902
>Don't trust Jews, Anon. Crypto is dead
hilarious

>>55530454
The retard would rope when based platforms like DePIN take over defi and earn users a fortune.

>>55527902
I can't make any concrete claims, so I just ride the wave of trends. It's a solid opportunity to buy low or play with futures if you're skilled. Did some research on MTL using tokenmetrics, went shorts on it over 70% profits now with 10x leverage, fucking based.

>>55530173
Still accumulating my make it stash of Krest on Kusama anon. I heard holders would qualify for rewards.

>>55527859
Don't sleep on crypto payment narrative. cryptMI growth will melt on many faces.

>>55531209
>I WON’T MAKE ANY CONCRETE CLAIMS
>HOWEVER I WILL NOW MAKE A CONCRETE CLAIM THAT I MAKE HUGE PROFITS WITH WILD GAMBLING
hmmm…..

>>55528130
Kek!!! People on here are absolutely insane. Do your own research and you'll uncover a ton of shit!! If you think crypto is worthless, then fuck off.
I'm exploring all there is, stumbled on holoride while diving deep into Apple's Vision Pro. The best part? No motion sickness, which got me completely hooked. There's a whole world of wonders waiting for you if you put in the damn work.

>>55528549
The tokenised Tesla is just one of the long line of innovation that is coming from this anon.

>>55528507
The fastest way to lose money bizfag. I'd rather go in on based alts like Flux, Peaq, Atom and Inj which have been working during the bear session.

>>55529437
You're right oldfag, its best to get positioned for the profits. I'm balls deep in platforms that fit with the EoT for future gains.

>>55528069
Leave all the BS anon, mute the noise and read up on DePIN.

>>55529863
>True, but it will take years before we see the impact of web3 revolution. But yes, some projects seem to be pushing the boundaries of web3 tech, and I plan to take advantage
There is no doubt, but I'd appreciate it if most Web3 enthusiasts would admit the truth despite the edge blockchain has over conventional systems.

>>55529920
That's why I said it seems no one is talking about it when it comes to Innovative concepts like this, exploring IoT devices and providing utility with economic value.

>>55527859
dr;ns

>>55528507
Only old poorfags hold shitcoins without following SCLP's short guide, which serves as a valuable resource, enabling traders to quickly comprehend charts and bypass the frustration of waiting for a deeper understanding.

>>55532122
Surprisingly, Funarcade is melting faces.
Staking pool gets a fucking 30% of platform profits. Users stake their esFAT in the pool, and rewards are distributed to the staked token holders.

>>55529199
Maybe because they want to die poor when Retards are having real fun at Elfine's Happy hour events and earning nfts by just joining in.

>>55529888
This can only be possible through their unique features, self-sovereign machine identity. I saw this news in PolkaDot Decoded. One of the exciting updates in Dotsama that I feel will shape the future of Web3 and mobility

>>55527902
Crypto can only die when QC comes for our asses and that hasn't happened yet

>>55527902
Stfu

>>55528549
JEET

>>55534039
there are already quantum-resistant blockchains like QAN, so fuck it QC can't do shit