/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56389956
There is nothing Uptober like.

>>56389956
Ask the Cointelegraph team

>>56389956
Eh we still halfway I would give it some time. What was disappointing was all the gay bears calling for SEPTEMBEAR and nothing happened

>>56389956
Uptober or Rektober?

>>56389956
?????

>>56389956
Are you seeing any market pump? No. The answer is clear

>>56390255
cocktober
the question is, is it cause it hardens your cock, or because you get fucked?

>>56389956
more like octOVER!!

>>56389956
UPTOBER
NOVEMBULL
DECENTBULL
JANBULLARY
FEBULLARY
BULCH
APBUL
BUL
BULNE
BULY
BULLGUST
SEPTEMBER

It's always fucking FROGTOBER

>>56389956
No bullrun this year

>>56389956
Ready your bags. ETF will be approved.

>>56389956
This year is BS

>>56390541
Always bull?

>>56389956
No more Uptober.

>>56389956
Why cointelegraph is bullish?

>>56389956
Buy BRC20 tokens

>>56390254
So you're hoping?

>>56390201
I expect it already

>>56389956
Some of my gems did well this month. CYMI is one of them or maybe it was just the UAE endorsement that was skyrocketing it.

>>56391804
I don't know that

>>56389956
It's fucking retard mentality to rely on one fucking month for a pump when the whole market is looking sick.
Stack up is what I do Anon, I took the opportunity to add up on IMX and CYMI, waiting for the coming bull market.

>>56391804
>>56391948
Both cymi?

>>56391948
Kek

>>56389956
I'm not expecting a pump this month, but I'm preparing to invest in altcoins that have the potential to increase my holdings, similar to RWA, AA wallets, DePIN, and privacy coins. These narratives are worth paying attention to anon.

>>56392301
Useless

>>56389956
Nothing but heartaches
Time to sell

>>56392369
Useless? You might not fully grasp it, but projects with strong fundamentals tend to thrive in a bear market. I'm not compromising. While new trends emerge, I stay focused on the fundamentals kek.

>>56392443
Today is buy day. Buy PEPE, SHIB and DOGE

>>56392443
Aa wallets are just another dogs

>>56389956
You are moron

>>56392443
>projects with strong fundamentals tend to thrive
That's the best way to look at the market now Chad. I'm optimistic about xrp. ygg and ride for the next bull run.

>>56392570
Retard Faggot you mean

>>56392481
>>56392589
Best of luck, anon. Here's to hoping for greater gains when the bullrun arrives.
>>56392522
You might not understand my point. Give Send, Brillion, and Ambire a closer look, and you'll see what I mean. Let's avoid spreading baseless FUD you fag.

Fuck off AIcuck

>>56390419
Your cock is 1inch

>>56392655
You shit just buy DIA and LINK

>>56392624
Is AA better than EOA?

>>56392443
Is not even about fundamentals anon underperformed impressively during bull run, dumped endlessly during bear. Why do you want to make yourself poor believing trassh. dyor on AA projects and what I'm sayong.

>>56392771
the execution comes at high costs compared to regular EOA transactions.

>>56392771
The choice between AA and EOA wallets depends on your needs and transaction type. EOA suits typical users for managing their crypto, while AA is better for complex transactions and smart contract interactions. Simple.

>>56392802
>Is not even about fundamentals
Think again

>>56392839
Thoughts on privacy coins?

>>56392839
Haha, true. Pump expectations might be premature. I'm more focused on features that'll bring the boom in the next cycle and beyond.

>>56392879
Privacy matters? Imagine a wallet that skips the whole seed phrase hassle. It's like logging in with your socials for a breezy and flexible experience. Which do you prefer anon.

>>56392943
I'm not sure if this answers his question, but smart wallets that don't require seed phrases can be a convenient option, particularly for users transitioning from Web2.

>>56389956
Yeah, I'm sure not up. But then, I may just be retarded.

>>56393069
You are retard

>>56392829
EOA is better.
AA is just for retard

>>56393003
If it doesn't utilize a seed phrase, what other alternatives do you believe are secure to use?
I'm aware that many AA wallets advocate for this concept, but I still find it somewhat obscure.

>>56392771
I don't think so. I believe the latter is more used atm, primarily because the new and evolving concept has yet to undergo the test of time. This way, we can ascertain its security and benefits. Altho the concept seems innovative and promising, its true effectiveness can only be determined over a period of time.

>>56393173
I don't need your explanation; it's irrelevant and doesn't belong on this board.
>>56393195
>still find it somewhat obscure
It might seem confusing if you're not familiar with its ecosystem. Why do you think that? You have 10 seconds to explain lol.

>>56393243
>>56393245
Do you even know the wallets that are popularly used? Hell no

>>56389956
Buy shib. The big comeback soon

>>56393245
>It might seem confusing if you're not familiar with its ecosystem. Why do you think that? You have 10 seconds to explain lol.
This is in some cases reliant on an external system that depends on centralized hierarchy. The potential risk of relying on external systems makes them susceptible to failures or downtime, unlike traditional wallets that function independently.

>>56393003
Any ERC-4337 standard smart wallets can do that. What's with the bragging? Anon.

>>56393339
>Do you even know the wallets that are popularly used?
Which do you think it is? It's obvious that this is just coming up with the help of Vitalik, who introduced the concept, and many are still building on it to see its effectiveness, but until then, the traditional wallet remains the most popular go to.

>>56393367
I'd rather stack up on utility tokens like DUA, Metis, CYMI. Your bag, Anon, just doesn't make the cut for me.

>>56389956
Looks like a beartover to me, still i would sit on it a cummulate even a x2 will get me a quite significant amounts of money

>>56393395
Don't be retarded, Anon. AA wallets offer a complete paradigm shift from the current user account model in every aspect. Dyor

>>56392943
Based Anon. If it can let users lock a compromised account and mandate 2FA for transactions above $50, I'm on board.

>>56393367
I'm done with buying shitcoins, Faggot. I'll stick to contributing to the Brillion public beta and snagging those airdrops.

>>56393339
Many of those are still in development, so don't rush to judgment. Let them develop.
>>56393373
Don't rely solely on one social login. If you've followed the Brillion open beta, you'd know there are different options to connect your account. It's unlikely that all social logins will be down simultaneously. While no system is perfect, the goal is to transition to Web2 for easy onboarding. They don't have access to it. Secure your social accounts with 2FA or enhanced security measures if that's what you mean.

>>56393195
Seamless access to blockchain apps, no wallet or private key hassles. That's the goal, Pajeet.

>>56393003
Did you even bother comprehending what I wrote, anon?

>>56393173
You're lost. these early wallet solutions are not very intuitive and have placed significant security burdens on users’ shoulders.

>>56393498
It's making headlines, Jeet. 0.27% of the TTS, earmarked for an exciting airdrop. The distribution details are still a mystery to me.

>>56393543
Don't be conned by some of those proposed concepts that often turn out to be vaporware. Most are complete mirages, and what makes you think this won't be the case?

>>56393173
kek, It seems you're stuck in the past, oldfag. I'm actively exploring all the AA features in the ongoing public beta of the NexeraID supported wallet.

>>56393543
Airdrops are for weak projects hahahaaha

>>56389956
Not for CYMI, ID, and RNDR. These ones have been keeping up nicely. I'm fucking bullish on the remaining months of the year.

>>56393611
Airdrops are for poor people like jeets on this board.

>>56393432
I'm not disputing that, but my concern revolves around the security framework. While it may seem promising and robust, many similar systems often turn out to be unreliable in practical use. This might be an exception.

>>56393498
>social login
Don't you think this defeats the entire purpose of privacy, which is the core narrative of DeFi?

>>56393594
>those proposed concepts
It boils down to if they are actually doing what they promised Anon. Metahero and Holoride seem to do as promised and I've been in on the latter to take advantage of passive earnings there at the same time trying out their Mortoverse tech.

>>56393611
Your perspective is quite limited. Airdrops can be a strategic move to gain initial traction and build a strong community base. It's about the long-term vision.

>>56393524
Who are you?
>>56393543
That's one way to raise awareness anon
>>56393786
I think this has already been explained, and it doesn't undermine decentralization because only the owner can access the smart wallet, ensuring complete self-custody. They simply provide a more user-friendly approach by enabling recovery of self-custodial wallets. Think it twice.

>>56393710
I have money and I do airdrops. Don't be stupid

>>56393904
Dont waste on airdrop

>>56393991
It's not what you think

>>56393511
You sound like a bot.


>>56393887
>doesn't undermine decentralization
That means they might have a better approach for users to stay in control of their data and identity. That's fair enough. It seems they are up the game.

>>56390223
Exactly those faggots orchestrated it, they fucking forgot that they need to be super careful with infos like that ffs, see the amount liquidated from the market.

The market was at the verge of recovery, I had my beauties in portfolio all retracing to greens and thriving to do more I mean RIDE, ORBS, KAS, and AZERO. Wen new monies y'all.

>>56389956
Not going exactly as planned but it's not that bad. At least I got NXRA at a cheaper price

>>56392943
Seed phrase access system to wallets has led to a lot of constraints anon, in that people who lose their keys can't access assets ever again. Whereas the social login system can remedy this combined with top tier security.

>>56389956
CYMI is gonna melt faces especially after being licensed in UAE as a payment solution.

>>56395283
As you wish

>>56393432
It is an innovation worth keeping an eye on. We can see more wallets integrating account abstraction and aiding mass adoption.

>>56393904
Post wallet anon. Or obvious larp

>>56393991
Why not just stick to testnets anon, they have more potential for rewards. I'm on the one for Venom and Zk sync while also in the beta test team for Brillion.

>>56393611
Never say this again retard

>>56390201
Some of my alts like CYMI still did some percentages this month, so Uptober might not really be that bad at least for me

>>56393367
Idk anon, memecoins had their era. Now I only bag assets with utility ike FET, DUA, and INJ for future gains.

>>56394021
Then tell us what it is

>>56396341
Feel ya

>>56396745
DUA ain't so bad. Theur wallet is also based. I am eyeing some SPOOL and RIO, they are two based RWA projects right now.

>>56394719
Mine was BTC. I'd keep bagging more at the current price level and hold in an AA wallet with 2FA for security.

>>56389956
This is brand new information! Thank you!

>>56393786
You have a point anon but to curtail compromise, users can freeze account transactions for security.

>>56397240
How didn't you know that

>>56393511
You got that right chad, currently I'm anticipating a smart wallet launch which would enable 0 gas fees on connecting with dApps.

>>56393761
You look like you've assumed the worst

>>56396455
It didn't really move much, but I like its card services

>>56397890
I don't assume but I will keep on looking into this over time.

>>56393458
The 2FA raises the bar for security. Although my eyes are on the airdrop for beta test members.

>>56389956
HP

>>56389956
Fucky

>>56399794
Are you okay?

>>56398644
?

>>56389956
Kek

>>56398058
It's to reward qualifying Anons, for their valuable contributions to the development and growth of the Brillion smart wallet

>>56389956
Get the f***k out there, OP. I'm gearing up for next year's halving by accumulating DUA, NXRA, and Matic.

>>56393367
I would rather invest in recently launched projects with exciting products like CYMI and WTK.

>>56389956
My Qanx bag is telling me another thing jeet

>>56402417
Goldluck

>>56404311
It isn't about luck. It is gonna happen because of its real life utilities

>>56404596
And remains vaporware after

I get all of that but why my short still isn't printing???
Put in on monday yet there was not a single opportunity for me to exit since then

>>56404596
The only real life utilities that I see presently in the crypto space is the payment solution and projects like Alchemy pay, CryptMi and others that are working on it

>>56393991
Airdrop season is far over

>>56407349
That is what it was initially designed for before we started speculating on it

>>56389956
Its still an uptober for me, SUPRA just announced their public sales.

>uptober
my kava bags have been underwater this whole god forsaken month and we are only halfway there.

>>56392723
Oracles are always going to be aound, that much I know. DIA and LINK are always on my buy list and recent I added SUPRA, the public sales is around the corner and getting in early seems like the best thing to do.

>>56391032
Buy RAIL.