/biz/ - Business & Finance

Yeah but you gotta buy like $4,700 worth to even get in the raffle

>>56959837
Are you even joining?

>>56959810
If you lost Trump's NFT drop you can always buy some of his token (the real one MAGA $TRUMP)
It pumped thanks to his airdrop

>>56959810
Is he relevant or trying to be?

>>56959810
Why would I buy that shit?

>>56959810
No, he's not winning in the next election

>>56959810
What's NFT and why vulnerable people buying that?

Did he seriously drop series 3 and tank the price AGAIN???

>>56959810
You're kidding

>>56959810

>>56959810
Non sense. I'm not buying any

>>56959810

>>56959810
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAAH

>>56959810
Wtf is it

>>56959810
>dine with Donald Trump

fuck i love mcdonald's. the mcrib is still out, no?

>>56959810
and this is why my friends, my only investments are in BTC and ETH, the rest are junk. Hopefully blocklords can become a viable option, other than that there is nothing that gives me the trust to put money into it.

>>56961224
we talk about NTF on donald trump, what could go wrong?

>>56960003
how I love this man

>>56959810
How much is it? I will just donate trump my 1k BTC

>>56959810
Oh McDonald nfts

>>56959810
That's not my thing. I'm out

>>56959810
I unironically bought 47 option. All NFTs are untradeable until end of 2024. I hope that 1) there are no more mints and 2) he wins the fucking presidency. If both of those are true, these babies will triple/quadruple in value. I'm basically gambling on the election at this point.

Otherwise, you get the gala dinner and a physical card with a piece of Trump's arrest suit on it. I feel like I can sell both of these few a few K at a minimum to recoup some of my costs.

This how I'm convincing myself I didn't just waste $5K.

>>56959810
Just buy BTC and ETH. Nothing else. Nft is trash.

>>56959810
Why should we buy those ?

>>56959810

>>56959810
It's not worth my money

>>56959810
>no way

>>56959810
Buy elonmusk

>>56959810
NFT without liquidity is like suicide.

>>56959810
alt coins obviously you dumb fuck

>>56959810
Why do you post this?

>>56959810
Don't waste your time haha

>it's real

>>56960003
>LARP as pro american
>actually want to hand over america to russia and china

>>56962033
I prefer investing in altcoins rather than buying Trump's NFT, as I'm not sure about its future value. I prioritize assets with potential for long-term growth.

>>56961777
>Otherwise, you get the gala dinner and a physical card with a piece of Trump's arrest suit on it. I feel like I can sell both of these few a few K at a minimum to recoup some of my costs.


FYI the last gala dinner was strictly non-transferable, so you probably won't be able to sell access to that.

>>56962404
You are right
>>56962419
>>56962419
This is not tradable

>>56962479
Considering my future, investing in altcoins, especially low-cap ones, seems worthwhile if they have a working or upcoming product. It's a calculated risk with potential rewards kek.

>>56959810
I've no concern with the orange man and NFT's anon. Altcoins all the way and AA altcoins have the products we need.

>>56962601
Shit only works when a billionaire mentions it, Most low caps won't even make it through the bears.

>>56961224
Ah, interesting take! While BTC and ETH are solid choices, diversity in investments can sometimes bring unexpected opportunities. Better still you might uncover some hidden gems especially in self custody wallets. It's all about finding what aligns best with your investment strategy and risk appetite.

>>56962721
While not all low-cap coins will succeed, it only takes one to transform your financial status. Diversification is key – not going all in but exploring various options increases the chance of finding that one coin with the potential to change your life.

>>56962815
Make sense, but what strategies do you employ to balance risk and potential reward when exploring low-cap coins? How do you identify the standout gems amidst the diverse options available?

>>56962913
>low-cap
>Decent team
>Decent community
>Products applicable in the real world
>With future plans
>Check their roadmap

>>56962964
I'm looking at DUA, its utility seems solid, especially serving as gas fees. RWAs could definitely boost its traction in the upcoming year, especially with the integration expected in Brillion. It's shaping up to have multiple applications and potential

>>56962479
dyor

>>56959810
NFTs are bull shit now, i will rather go for quantum resistant altcoins, it seems they are the next huge trend

>>56962974
If everything goes well, the entire community stands to benefit. It's just a matter of time.

>>56962913
Research is the key, Anon. It helps Pajeets find diamonds in the rough. Recently stumbled upon a utility gem with a low mcap, just listed on Coinstore.

>>56963056
Absolutely! The potential in altcoins is just starting to shine, and the signs are clear for potential in 2024. This could be the tip of the iceberg!

>>56963109
They're on point so far so good

>>56962974
This badass will also be used as a cash back and for remittance payments. Move your lazy a$$ and DYOR.

>>56963111
If you've done research on AA smart wallet welcome onboard or get the fuck oit here.

>>56963115
Smartfags foresaw this and are already making big brain moves in the market. Don't get caught up in the whales' games.

>>56959810
Not just alts, real gem

>>56963125
integration of account abstraction indeed brings tangible benefits to users' daily interactions in several practical ways

>>56963056
Anon are you talking about QANX

>>56963125
BrillionFi, Patch Wallet, Biconomy, and 0xPass are all quick as f**k, integrating this sick feature.

>>56962732
Any self-custody not rocking NexeraID ain't my go-to. Stick this in your thick skull, Jeet.

>>56963119
That's the key factor, in my opinion. Projects with solid plans have something big to look forward to.

>>56962974
Heard FLUUS teamed up with them to bring accessible RWAs to emerging markets. Sh*t's getting real, Anon.

>>56963121
Hey, anon, what specific sources or details support these claims about the coin's utility beyond just assertions?

>>56963140
Listen anon, There's debate about the actual benefits of account abstraction. Some argue it may introduce complexities and potential security risks, so it's crucial to thoroughly examine both sides before assuming its widespread advantages

>>56963188
This Anon is based as f**k. Cashback and remittance payment are part of the utility. Don't be a dumbass, I just check it out.

>>56963174
Have you found any of such projects? I'm yet to see one anon

>>56963199
But, in terms of utility, some users question the depth and effectiveness of cashback and remittance as the sole drivers of utility in a token, raising valid points about its comprehensive value beyond these features.

>>56963195
This revolution is happening, and some organizations are finally getting their sh*t together, integrating this standard into their damn apps. Don't be a dumbass judge just yet

>>56963157
The technologies are indeed swift in integrating innovative features, showcasing their agility and commitment to evolving alongside the rapidly changing crypto landscape.

>>56963203
As long as I can earn some percentage as cashback, I don't give a damn about what the other idiots are saying.

>>56963211
The advancements are underway, and while some might perceive it differently, it's crucial to acknowledge the progress made first before embracing new standards and technologies

>>56963213
It positions users to embrace future advancements more seamlessly by simplifying their current interactions.

>>56963223
That badass is poised to reshape Web3 adoption by enhancing user friendliness, security, and flexibility.

>>56963217
Well, that's your take anon. Understanding and adaptation are part of the evolution of these systems, and it's exciting to witness this transition.

>>56963235
Don't be a fool anon, grow up and see how it goes. But Managing crypto assets across multichain with a single and universal account is based.

>>56963201
You can find advice here anon, but as always, DYOR. Some are sharing information about AA projects. Also, explore DePIN and RWA too.

>>56961232
For real?

>>56963217
Remittance payments and banking integration seem like great additions, especially if the launch goes well.

>>56959810
I don't actually give a shit about Trump's NFT. NFTs are dead now and agreed they are worthless. Holding onto RWA tokens the like of NXRA and DUA for good.

>>56963317
These narratives hold weight and seem poised to lead the charge in the upcoming bull run

>>56963253
That's what the Alliance Block official smart wallet is aiming for. Gonna keep an eagle eye on their development.

>>56963470
I see where you're coming from, but I have a different take. While some NFTs might not hold interest, I believe they're still valuable assets. I'm exploring RWA tokens like NXRA and DUA for potential growth.

>>56963526
I've heard the buzz about Brillionfi potentially becoming the official wallet for AllianceBlock. I'm curious about the reasoning behind their choice of Brillion, to be honest

>>56963317
RWA is a big narrative. Some AA wallet is gonna become the go to for tokenized RWA. Saw this shit on itsFLUUS X handle.

>>56963549
This app ain't live yet. I'm diving into their ongoing Open Beta, hoping to snag some rewards.

>>56963448
This sounds like something that could drive adoption of crypto globally

>>56963577
It's that chance to grab some DUA.

>>56963578
They just need a compliance solution, which I believe they're into. This will grease the wheels for adoption, Anon.

>>56963552
The real world asset and account abstraction narratives are wild.

>>56963577
Earning rewards in the utility token can be a great portfolio booster. I'm already in, and you can amp up your XP points by staying active and jumping into their Discord community.

>>56963537
NFTs are no longer valuable.

>>56963470
NFTs aren't dead; it's good to explore their utilities before making a purchase. RWA is a promising trend, and the key is to ensure it doesn't fade like previous crypto trends. Look for projects with a solid working product for long-term potential.

What do you think about any platform that combines the two?

>>56963633
Those are shits

>>56963621
>>56963633
Not worthy for risk

>>56959810
plz stop posting this pepe

>>56964023
The value of NFTs depends on their use cases. Some bring composable NFTs and compliance into real-life use cases so it's better not to generalize every NFT.

>>56964034
Why?

>>56963592
The rewards might not be big with many people joining, but there's potential for the price to surge. It ultimately comes down to holding and observing the market dynamics.

>>56964139
When why settle for low rewards?

>>56964422
I don't expect it becoming huge, as rewards depend on how many participants share them. However, holding and buying tokens might be a better strategy if you're interested.

>>56964615
Don't expect silly airdrops

>>56964921
Never underestimate airdrops; that's where I began building capital for investing in solid altcoins. By putting in effort, you can earn rewards without spending money.

>>56965210
That's too much to waste

>>56965442
Engaging in airdrops is not a waste of time, especially when you can use it as an opportunity to research the project. There have been many times I won, and it's not time wasted; it's a chance to learn, similar to Brillion's AA wallet, Pyth and more.

>>56965624
Not interested

>>56960401
Same question

>>56965881
Whether you're interested or not, I'm offering hints on how to hunt for legit airdrops and the advantages, especially with less-known projects. Positioning yourself by buying the altcoin before the hype can be a smart move to consider.

>>56963640
Huh????

>>56963195
Nobody is falling this shit.

>>56960481
>No, he's not winning in the next election
Check the polls, science denier

>>56966488
I think you missed the point. He's just explaining AA and how it benefits users. You sound a bit like kindergarten, lol.

trump NFTs will moon in october 2024 regardless of whoever wins in november
anyway
here's some wholesome and cute NFTs that may outperform trump
Inspired by japanese mcdonald's ads
https://scatter.art/mcchibis?tab=mint&ref=65608cb656db8a790d77f46a

>>56966509
He's winning

>>56959810
>>56961777
>>56966838
Why does Metamask say this when i go to connect to buy? safe to approve or no?

>100k total supply

>>56959810
im only interested in gen 1 trump cards. they're the ones that are going to be worth big bux in roughly 11 months time.