/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55789565
>1875
Man this is some really solid proof that you can't just take past historical market trends and project them out into the future. The only panic year this got right was 1981 while 1927, 1965, 1999, and 2019 were some of the best years for the market.

>>55789597
its a meme indeed.

>>55789565
>Can this be relied on for investment decisions?
Market cycles are a thing but this image is definitely not it, i can't bring myself top agree someone can make predictions of 100+ years at a go.

>>55789597
>1999
dot com crash
>2019
covid dip

im too much of a zoomer to know for the other years but to me the pic looks pretty accurate

>>55789759
The dot com crash happened in 2001 and Covid didn't hit until about a quarter of the way through 2020. You're an extreme fucking zoomer if you don't even fucking remember when Covid hit, in fact I'd say you're probably Gen Alpha.

>>55789759
This, just because the guy didn't get a 100% correct ratio doesn't mean we have to throw away all of his work.

>>55789759
You're wrong on both counts, 1999 was an amazing year for the market and the sot com bubble didn't burst until 2001. Covid was 2020, how you forgot that so quickly is remarkable to me. 2019 was actually a phenomenal year for the markets.

>>55789565
STFU retard. Bull run is starting Q4 this year so fucking start making your investment strategy if you want.

>>55789565
Cycles occur all throughout nature

>>55789597
>1927, 1965, 1999,
Wdym schizofag.... Crypto isn't in existence at this point. Can you be more real and stop blarbing around here...

>>55789775
Now it's Total economic crash that's happening on us due to ignorance of sleepy Joe to allow Russia invasion of Ukraine...

>>55790350
Holy ESL

>>55789565
>crypto bullrun will start in Q2 2024
>Putin is upon us anon.
>Ww3 seriously looming

>>55790350
Who are you in support of? Ukraine or Russia?

The book this guy wrote might be old but he has not been off more than two to three years. If you read the book he makes some pretty interesting observations that could generally applied along the lines of our modern economy imo

>>55790640
>Ukraine or Russia?
Russia and BRICS in general. The west are entirely goal diggers...

>>55790311
A blood retard is who you're. Almost all upcoming American presidents are in support of Crypto. You better start making investment in solid projects now.

>>55791074
They want a unified crypto law I believe. It will be massive. It is going to be bullish for these countries.

>>55789597
>1927
beginning of the great depression hitting 1929
>1999
beginning of dot com crash hitting at 2000
>2019
beginning of covid crash hitting at 2020.

You can't even read that chart. You don't know shit about the markets and history but you're a loud retarded subhman as per usual. Shut the fuck up uneducated filthy swine and kill yourself.

>>55791330
he will learn, and you will suffer for this attack on him

>>55791350
Shut the fucl up newfag and lurk more.

>>55791360
i love you and wish you the best

>>55791366
You're not the only one.

>>55789597
very low iq take

>>55791248
Crypto laws will only help in keeping the space compliance which will bring in more institutional investors. Nothing else

>>55790640
>being in support of someone
As long as you have a side amiright?

>>55791238
>Almost all upcoming American presidents are in support of Crypto.
Campaign strategy giving cryptobros fake hope. De Santis is yet to legalize it in Florida today. Smart ass shame on you.

>>55789565
my bet is on the bull run after the halving.

>>55791330
>>1927
>beginning of the great depression hitting 1929
Shut Tf globochard. Your grandfather was still a young lad then. How come you speak with authority or read charts?

>>55792182
>after the halving.
WHEN HALVING?
WHAT EVIDENCE?

>>55792182
The smart way is to begin to DCA now since halving is fast approaching. You won't be wrong. What project are DCA-ing

>>55792246
Halving should happen around the April 2024.
Based on previous halving the market increased tremendously. History repeats itself. Start buying now!

>>55789597
You clearly know nothing about financial history. It's pretty much spot on +/- one year for le happenoons which pumped or dumped markets prematurely.

>>55792350
Only BTC man. Nothing else counts for me.

>>55792350
Fucking do your research dickhead, but one cannot be wrong on the likes of Allianceblock, Avalanche or Arbitrum.

>>55792509
You should look at other solid low cap project that is really building in the space

>>55789565
The funniest part about this is that it's off by 1-3 years and I can't tell if that's an accident or on purpose to troll.

>>55792513
The data tunnel is related to the first two if I'm not mistaken. Solid product!

>>55792513
>Arbitrum
The only one with potential.... Leading the L2 space. The other two aren't making any move since they launched in DeFi, just the hype alone.

>>55792513
>>55792350
retarded brown jeet

>>55792350
Fucking tired of projects that are all talk and no bite. DAO-managed treasuries are some good staking ecosystems and it's becoming popular as well

>>55792877
Will you write off what P2E has to offer? Elfin Arcade model will be a game-changer for the gaming industry.

>>55792391
Before the halving, I'll add a sprinkle of staking rewards and self custody to it like AstraDAO and you're set for life.

>>55792513
Why is AllianceBlock making waves? I saw their partnership with Polygon to foster compliance solutions. They might be pulling off some based stuff.

>>55793115
What in the world is that shit?

>>55791761
But how can DeFi projects stay compliant while also maintaining their privacy?
I think this while regulation is meant to take away the core value of crypto which is DeFi

>>55793047
>Will you write off what P2E has to offer

P2Es were epic fails during the last run, how are you lads still glue to it?

>>55793047
All these P2E with no rewards. I don't give a fuck about them.

>>55794064
That is where autonomous identities come to play. Using ZKP it is possible.That's what NexeraID is for.

>>55794077
>All these P2E with no rewards. I don't give a fuck about them.

Could remember the epic fail of AXS, NAKA and the likes.

>>55792513
These are good projects, and surprisingly, their names all start with the letter A

>>55792350
>What project are DCA-ing
Recently bought some TRIAS,NXRA, INJ and CREDI on Kucoin, what do biz fags think of this buys?

>>55791238
They are all supporting crypto just for the election. After the election, they will change and they will want everything to be centralized, so it's better we go for ZKPs that can help us find our ways around that

>>55789759
March 2020 was the covid crash.

>>55792823
The ones with compliant products that others will need are better option right now IMO, and also those working on RWA, because it's obvious that it's going to be one of the biggest narrative in the next cycle

>>55794204
You can't take this into account as the covid crash was a black swan event whic was caused by Chinese fags and their retarded eating habit.

>>55793649
If they can pull off half of what they are saying they will do, then we have one of the top performer in the bullrun

>>55794175
That's a nice list, and I guess you only went for the ones with the highest development right now

>>55794276
>If they can pull off half of what they are saying they will do, then we have one of the top performer in the bullrun


There's no certain way to know if they can pull it off but judging on precedent then it's worth betting.

>>55794194
Two of those types of products are working together to give us something nice, so I think even with the regulation we should still be able to maintain our privacy

>>55792509
You will make some money no doubt, but it won't be life changing, except you consider low cap alts

>>55789597
>2019
>repo crisis
yeah there was a pretty big panic in September 2019, but it got buried quick

>>55789775
The dotcom crash happened in March 2000, I lived through it. There was another crash in 2001 right after 9/11/2001

>>55794416

MF what makes you say "high development" about these crappy stuff?

>>55794222
Artbanx and ARKEFi found the right infrastructure builder to help out with art tokenisation which is AllianceBlock. We are definitely going to see more of them.

Government bailouts disrupted the natural order of things. We're about to face the consequences of challenging God.

>>55789984
Wow look at Mr. Crystal Ball over here

>>55794095
why nexera and not Everest?

>>55797182
Does Everest also worth with non custodial projects?

>>55792093
mine are in orbit at this anons attempt at english

>>55789565
Yes it is, there's always the bull and bear cycle. But I make my decisions via various investment products and indices using DAO managed treasury like it is afforded on AstraDAO

>>55797182
Yea, there's going to be some altcoins doing amazingly well in the next few months, also, keep an eye out for DAO treasuries, like BitDAO and AstraDAO

>>55798080
DAO treasuries that offers user staking models are one of the best investment platforms around

>>55789565
Why sell in 2026 and not 2035, right before the big panic?

>>55798080
Seems you a a DAO guy.

>>55797335
You don't believe that?

>>55797425
Nexera works for both custodial and non custodial entities so it is better IMO. I don't know his reasons.

>>55798488
No one wants a fairytale story here.

>>55797425
NexerID recently partnered with Polygon, and also it has some better features that most other ZKPs lack

>>55789775
"covid" started fall of 2019

>>55797425
Anyone who answers this probably doesn't understand what regulators are going to be requiring in a year or two for compliance providers or what the difference between identity and credential sharing is. The moment undercollateralized loans become a thing in crypto you'll see exactly why something like Everest is the only solution that could work for crypto and tradfi.

>>55800599
Everest is also partnered with Polygon. If Nexera is actually making a good product I wouldn't be surprised to see them working with Everest as well in the future.

>>55800947
So there are all connected in a way then.

>>55800599
No doubt the product will be in high demand very soon, especially seeing some big projects already planning to leverage their services on it

>>55792350
Some DiD and LSDFi tokens will be good to DCA into. LBR, PENDLE, MATIC, and NXRA are some of my top picks.

>>55801090
To me Everest is a superior product due to the way they let users securely own and store their own data, biometrics, regulatory compliance etc but if a ZKP rollup that another project designs is a better delivery medium they would make a good partner. I'm not a dev so I'm not sure how Nexera is superior to something like DECO.

>>55789565
It is a thing for sure and we are stocked in a mini circle and loop.

>>55789597
"Panic" can be equated to "mania" and they are accurate

>>55789565
is this thing saying now would be a good time to buy "corner lot"? with mortgage interest rates being what they are right now?

>>55789775
first covid case in the u.s was in October-Novemberish of the year 1999 in Washington state. At least here in the U.S. Much earlier in China.

>>55804450
2019* i mean

>>55789800
Didn't the reverse repo rate shoot way up at the end of 2019?

Of course, I can provide you with some information about major financial or economic events that occurred around the years you mentioned. However, please note that the classification of these events as "panics" might vary depending on the context and perspective. Here's a list of events that might be associated with the years you provided:

1. **1927-1929**: While 1927 itself didn't witness any major economic panics, the stock market crash of 1929, which marked the beginning of the Great Depression, occurred during this period.

2. **1945-1946**: The end of World War II in 1945 was followed by a period of adjustment as economies transitioned from wartime production to peacetime activities. This transition could be considered a type of economic "panic," but it might not be as severe as other historical panics.

3. **1965-1966**: In 1966, there was a market correction and a significant drop in stock prices, although it might not be as widely recognized as some other economic crises.

4. **1980-1982**: In 1980-1982, the United States experienced a severe recession, triggered by high inflation and the Federal Reserve's efforts to curb it through tight monetary policy.

5. **1999-2001**: The bursting of the dot-com bubble around 2000 led to a significant market correction and economic downturn. The events of this period are often associated with the early 2000s rather than 1999.

6. **2018-2020**: While the chart specifies 2019, the COVID-19 pandemic, which began in late 2019 and had significant global economic repercussions, would fall within this timeframe.

It's worth noting that the classification of events as "panics" can be subjective, and the significance and impact of these events can vary based on different economic and historical perspectives. Additionally, economic events don't always neatly fit within calendar years, so the actual impact might have occurred over a span of time rather than a specific year.

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>>55789565
Wise to start stacking. We've seen some projects have some nice moves. Defi projects like PENDLE, LBR, and LDO has make some moves and we have seen some memes like PEPE and BART. I strongly think NXRA is going to dominate.

>>55789565
Yes, and what’s worse, so are civilizational macro cycles