/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56953504
RWA's are inevitable. They are not an alternative to crypto, they are a part of crypto. Just like DeFi is a part of crypto. The best RWA Project = CHEX

Type #RWA in X there are a few good posts that explain it deeply. This is the real use case crypto was waiting for, iCO boom coming again with this but bigger

>>56953504
everything are memes at some point

rwa too. probably theyll have some utility in the end, but theyll reach a point where the meme is so much greater than reality and you should abandon the meme temporarily

>>56953515
will look into it thanks
>>56953550
yeah, it seems like everyone is talking about it in the last month or so

It's the biggest narrative $ wise crypto ever had, The only chance Crypto stabilize at multi trillion level

>>56953515
>has HEX in their name
LMAO how are these devs so fucking stupid? Lets name ourselves after a scamcoin!

Had some similar thoughts last year, but this one makes me wonder. It seems like some real world business is finally coming to crypto. Once a the basic example I used to explain (ownership evidence, tamper proof) blockchain now seems to legitly come to utility. One would hope to break free from governments BS, but honestly I don't see how anyone can escape governments jurisdiction. I guess the complaint and licensed projects are kind of a compromise that have a chance for success. My biggest bag, the one I can see succeed and also the one I shill is CHEX ;)

>>56953515
are you fucking serious with that circulating/max(?) supply? compare to:
>rio 6.57/55M
>eland 38.68/41.02M
>stbu 89.87/100M

Circulating supply means nothing, especially when:
1. All coins are already distributed.
2. It's deflationary, meaning the circulation supply will only lessen.
3. It means nothing when the market cap is super low for such a promising project. It should easily reach top 100, which means it has long way to go up.

>>56953504
Yeah. Used to be called STOs but they had to rebrand to RWAs to sucker in new investors due to zero demand.

This
>>56953515
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>>56953550
This. Basically its just another part of crypto. I've been investing in some projects that i found purely by coincidence on dexscreener and even if they are not as big right now it's definitely worth looking into.

>>56953693
Not the same
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/juliankwan_what-is-the-difference-between-real-world-activity-7106783228845322241-mWv0?trk=public_profile_like_view

>>56953515
CHEX are licensed in Singapore, how can they tokenize in America or Europe? CHEX is controlled by banker Jews and partnered with JP Morgan. They are desperately trying to control and monopolize tokenization, just as they do with finance now. Prepare to have all your asset frozen/confiscated/debanked if you say anything wrong on twatter. Everything that is bad with current corrupt and monopolized financial system/institutions, you will get with CHEX.

>>56953515
There is no way in hell JP Morgan Jews will permit retail investors to get rich through CHEX. They will make NPC retail investors flood into the market, then crash it, while building up their own BlackRock tokenization platform that will be used by accredited and institutional investors. Just like they did with Goldmoney. If you invested in Goldmoney in 2015, you would have lost 80% of your investment in real terms. It sounds insane, and especially when you look at the gold price in the same time period, but they deliberately made customer service, business practice, consumer experience etc so awful that people stayed away from gold goldmoney and much of the gold market. They had a golden opportunity to make gold become what crypto is today, but they didn't want to. They deliberately bought goldmoney and crashed it. Just as they are doing now with CHEX.

>>56953693
Check this
https://x.com/hamnettphillip/status/1734574519526801783?s=46

>>56953926
Lol i will be rich with CHEX if that happens

>>56954039
>>56954052
Why are you flooding /biz/ with your paid shills? Do you really think we can't see that we are being raided? Go back to WEF with your fucked up CHEX coin.

Buy STBU, wait 10 months, become a millionaire. It's literally the easiest bullrun in history, anyone not making is a brainlet

>>56953504
Not for Chainlink at least. Other projects literally don’t matter

>>56954052
Okay, I’ll play along.

In an ideal scenario, how high do you see the MC going for CHEX?

Keep in mind, they’re not the only player in the RWA space, so keep it realistic.

>>56955817
not sure, but what do you think it will be if they issue billions in 2024? 5% from issuance + trading goes for buyback and burn and 10% for CHEX yield. Id say 1 to 20$

>>56955905
So up to a $20 billion market cap in 2024 seems like a realistic estimate? Based on buybacks, burns, and taxes?

How about the product? What exactly are they doing that leads you to that conclusion?

Seems unrealistic for this token to jump up somewhere in a top 20 spot out the gate when they have other competitors in the space that are also helping to lay the legal framework for RWA tokens to navigate.

>>56953621
This anon gets it, you are giving heavy paid shill vibes. Not sure if the Chintai shills are jeets yet, but my “do the needful sers” senses are also tingling.

>>56956246
just joining the conv, no paid nothing, chex is one of the most serious no hype legit projects out there, check this if you want to know more
https://medium.com/@SonicAgamemnon

>>56953504
Currently working with an L1 team that's under the managerial umbrella of a private equity management/data/services firm. The interest of their development partners suggests otherwise.

It's a slow creep and I would not advise investing in the RWA meme because there will be more losers than winners like AI, but it's going to happen.

>>56956246
This. STBU can x100 and it won’t even be in the top 50, less than a billion marketcap.

They figured out how to tokenized air and charge you for the emissions of your farts. Of course RWA will be a thing, it's just a matter of psyopping the normies into it now.

>>56953504
Post quantum cryptography narrative will make more millionaires.kek

>>56953504
No they aren't

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>>56954052
QANx not Chex will print millionaires dumbfag