/biz/ - Business & Finance

No thanks, I'd rather lose money holding chainlink than make money holding something /biz/ doesn't like.

>>55913982
Link? Really?

>>55913982
Chainglwink is scam

>>55913971
DOT $200 wagiie?

>>55913971
Is TA working now?

>>55913971
No for the pedochain

>>55913982
Ask sergey when moon

>>55914768
Lmao

>>55913971
What's the best way to pump dot?

>>55913971
Jeet

>>55913971
Let the play begin

>>55913971
Why the hell are you shilling us to buy dot?

>>55913971
Could you tell me how many users in Polkadot?

>>55913971
Why so pathetic, polkadot is a good tech but not for dot price. It's still low

>>55913971
This is pure speculation, nothing is true

>>55913971
If we are talking about Polkadot, for me, it's always Sora
Polkachain token, also one of the biggest DeFi on the chain

>>55914473
I don't know , let's see

>>55913971
it's down 95% what the fuck are you talking about

>>55915983
Just sora?

>>55916438
Come on, relax. Don't need to be impatient.

>>55913982
Based mindless crowd follower

how many dot to make it?

To think DOT was $6-8 few months ago.
China economy crumbling...
Flu possibly returning...
Maybe if DOT drops below $4 I'll go all in...
But not yet.

>>55913971
DOT has been used as a proxy trade for a long time by manipulative gobshites. Don’t be naive.
And I’m saying that as a long term hodler and Parity believer. The tech is godtier, but it doesn’t matter - if there is a market, it doesn’t matter where it is or what it’s for, it will be manipulated by powers with more capital and better information than the general participants.
DOT is no exception.

>>55917332
I'm trying to figure out a narrative that can actually spike things up. For now, I see nothing impressive worth hoping for or banking on. I believe it will tank further if this market condition keeps dwindling.

>>55917457
The RWA angle is getting attention, but my bet is on DePIN. Big players seem to be hopping onto this train, given how projects are adopting it.

>>55917332
Don't get caught in FOMO, anon. The ranking metric of Dot shows it's prime for buy-and-hold assets, the ones that'll likely boom in the cycle after the next.

>>55917670
It's giving me more confidence to simply hold DOT and perhaps acquire more parachain tokens.

>>55917890
Parachains will never grow

>>55917890
I'm curious about the parachain token you're talking about and what problems it solves. Also, what happens when the parachain lease ends?

>>55917935
Fuck anon, your argument isn't really making sense. Because of their parallel nature, they can process transactions in parallel and boost the scalability of the Polkadot protocol

>>55917644
I see potential as well in the sector anon. Because of it I can own a fraction of Tesla on Eloop and earn from daily revenue.

>>55917935
You're completely an idiot, anon.
>>55917947
Don't you know about Phala and Moonbeam, anon? DYOR on it. And if a parachain's lease expires, the project will need new funds to renew their lease. It's simple.

>>55917977
>>55918085
Show me some parachain projects that are real haha

>>55918152
I don't know what I want to prove to you, anon, when it's clear that I have already mentioned it, and I don't like repeating things. Look for the DePIN narrative too.

>>55913982
Dogshit

>>55918256
This will be vaporware again

I don't care what DOT does, but I keep slurping and staking it on Revolut for 13% APY because I'm a normie like that

>>55918003
Hmm, but isn't owning a fraction of Tesla through Eloop quite different from holding actual Tesla stock?

>>55918340
Stop seeking attention and do some research retard. DePINs is already making waves in the space and has led to innovation in diverse sectors. The multi-chain machine IDs from fetch ai agents is one of them.

>>55918340
Nobody knows the future, but if devs pursue what's needed, I won't hesitate to look for it. Peaq, Iotex, and Solana are also network builders for decentralized physical infrastructure networks. Let's see, anon.

>>55918085
A wise anon spotted, but wait, when a parachain's lease expires, and projects could not raise fund to renew the lease? Just curious to learn more

>>55918152
I recall reading an altcoinistdao review about Azero, might be a catch in the bull market

>>55918152
Nobody is here to spoofed you go do your own research anon
>>55918460
Don't hold your breath for immediate results, Kek. It might be too early for this narrative to take off, but these are the things that can actually experience repeated booms down the line.

>>55918391
Dot got lot's of potential desu, hold both with Ride that's sitting on x exchange accruing interest
Gonna sell whichever hits my target price first as we roll into the next season.

>>55918659
Honestly, holding Ride isn't my priority, anon. I'd rather stack up KREST for those juicy PEAQ airdrop rewards. Grab that too.

>>55918468
Anon doesn't know this but it's possible for parachain projects to fund themselves for renewal if they have the necessary resources. But seeking community support through token holders or other means is often considered a more sustainable and decentralized approach.

>>55917644
"I don't find anything particularly essential in this. It seems to be just a wave of misguided concepts that many in the crypto community believe will have a significant impact or disrupt existing tech. Based on all the facts, this is likely to be remembered as vaporware.

>>55918532
>Don't hold your breath for immediate results, Kek. It might be too early for this narrative to take off
What made you think this would be worth while when we are yet to see what they have utilized in the practical sense?

>>55918532
Being too early is still a good sign anon as the chads who make fortunes get involved before take off. I'm placing my bet on the sector and I'm accumulating alts under it like IoTex, Peaq and Helium for the long term.

>>55918781
If they dont get support, means they are fucked and zero community

>>55915811
OP can shill all he wants but I know Astradao is taking off in the next bull market. Their innovative index investment approach, strong community, and dedication is a top class.

>>55918772
Most airdrops are scams nigga, I prefer something more established with nice partners,

>>55918857
The community's involvement is crucial for any project's success. A product becomes valuable when it's used by a thriving user base. Striking the right balance is key. That's what we all need. Powering economy of things is perfect combo for web3, IoT and Ai.

>>55918659
Keep buying. I hope it meets you well. I can go with good gems but not DOT. Replace it with GLW then you are good

>>55919002
that's where people cant understand. What is web3?

>>55919089
So what to buy

>>55919151
If you're a kid, think of it as having full ownership and control over what you're building, anon. There's no need for third-party permission. That's the beauty of it.

>>55919233
GLW and Ride are a good pair. P2E tokens are trending and making poorfags rich.

>>55919233
Save your ass and try index investment platforms like AstraDAO while looking for winning indices with your bag of ETH or DAI

>>55919490
>>55919515
Not gonna make it

>>55918941
What partners anon, Krest is live on Mexc and the canary chain of Peaq, which is bringing machine services to the space. The snapshot would be taken soon, do your research.

>>55918926
Based

>>55918941
Totally get it, partnerships are key.
I threw down some cash on Fun Token 'cause of the big-shot investors backing it, even ride token got Audi and Porsche on its side.

>>55919616
I think the IAA Mobility event in Europe will help generate traction for this project. Demonstrating the concept of the economy of things will enable major companies to understand the advantages of integrating into their network.

>>55919630
Fan or fun?

>>55919233
Bagging Krest right now would be a based choice anon, I'm looking to stack up 3k from Mexc and hold in a talisman wallet to qualify for airdrop rewards.

>>55918837
This could be worthwhile and might not be cause we are still in a bear market. No one knows which area or sector has the higher privilege of getting more traction and attention. Keep your expectations mild, jeet.

>>55919685
I find that a bit far-fetched, especially considering the demand for control in web2. Instead, this could potentially leverage existing solutions to improve scalability and provide greater inclusivity

The pb with dot is that Eth ecosystem with its shitty l2s seems to have won the L1 war... Even though dot tech is compelling there is just too much inertia now and Eth ecosystem seems to suck all the capital like a black hole. I say that as a early dot believer with a large bag

>>55920158
That is the major aim anon

>>55913971
I would not have considered Polka if it hadn't been for DePIN. Don't spit on me, Fag.

>>55917644
When Eloop's tokenized Tesla comes onboard via Polkadot, you live beneath the hills, Fag.

>>55917670
KREST will be the one for smartfags like me. I'll hold it in a non custodial wallet to receive the airdrop.

>>55919685
I'd love to see blockchain-based Tesla and Jaguar charging and parking, with moveID_gaiax, Anon.

>>55918152
You should look out for Paeq jeet, after winning the parachain auction on Polkadot it would utilize its ecosystem during launch

>>55919002
Based, Anon. That's what to expect from the L1 blockchain, purpose-built for DePINs and EOTs.

>>55918460
DePIN will be a game changer. I'm looking at the potential of PEAQ, helium, and IoTEX among others.

>>55920709
Anon, I'm looking into Brainstem health. They will allow Jeets to own and monetize their health data on wearables.

>>55918460
Their multichain machine IDs, driven by Fetch AI agents, are an excellent illustration of how true Web3 interoperability can add value for all.

>>55913971
No thanks midfag. I'm comfortable holding my CYMI and using it for payment than making money from something that isn't certain.

>>55920702
Not bad anon, looks like Tesla has been up to a lot lately. As I can now own a fraction thanks to Eloop and earn from daily revenue.

>>55920516
A room for improvement

>>55921519
We'd find out in due time.

>>55920792
I've done my research on Peaq and learned that it would grant users access to machine utilities and services. Definitely anticipating its launch in the coming months.

>>55920516
I understand and would like to see how things surface and unfold in this, considering the innovative features they have down the line that support real-world applications.

>>55921519
There is always room for that. I hope we see more of this area of tech, because this is what defines the core narrative of Web 3.

>>55922536
100%

>>55923590
Yeah, For web3 to go mainstream, we need a merge or connection between the digital and real worlds, which enable people to co-own assets that generate revenue based on actual services and goods.

>>55913971
Good

>>55913982
dot did worse than link

>>55913971
Dot

ITT: AI bots talking to each other

Xdefi too has been pretty stable. Their wallet support over 34 blockchains and you can swap over 10,000 assets. Mobile version coming up soon and they are real builders

Xdefi is a non custodial wallet that has acroo 30 block chain and it swap and save tokens and have 24/7 live support if you have any question along the way

>>55926993
Really?

>>55913971
Wtf is this Polkadot thingy

>>55913971
CYMI is more stable and it's only been moving up since its launch

>>55913971
It's one of the chains with the most development in this bear market, so definitely it's worth considering
>>55927095
This is new and can't be compared to DOT, but its crypto card features are amazing and better than most others

idk about dot, but many of their tokens are locked because how low entry barriers are and dont forget the crowdloan

stop shilling DOT OP I'm not done accumulating yet

Is dot the new third world chain? This thread is embarrassing

>>55927436
Come on. Keep buying more dot

>>55927450
DOT ecosystem is exploding with new innovations like DePINs and EOTs. Don't judge without conducting a proper research, Fag.

eww, go away bots

>>55913971
pedochain not needed