/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>59079905
I always felt that Lemon's face was scary.

>he thought Hedera was a competitor in the EVM space
Many such cases

>>59079905
>DON LEMON
lol wut? Lemonhead shilled this?

lol, why did you buy this, it's clearly just a cashgrab

>>59079905
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>>59079912
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>>59079920
>5 replies in 5 minutes
Wow totally organic. good job bitcucks

>>59079905
I stupidly got shilled into this a long time ago. After a tiny pump I sold and just moved everything Into BTC never looked back.

>>59079936
My reply was just an honest joke. Because I had said that years ago and the thread was thereafter about Lemon's scary smile in that one pic.

>>59079920
You retards shilled this crap with the "tokenization of assets" narrative muh Blackrock's going to use this chain and I fell for it
FUCKING NIIGGEEEEERS AAAAAAA

>>59079905
lol

>Goes from 1k to 3 tx/s
What went wrong though?

A dude went to their discord and asked what the issue is.
After a few hours of no response and 3 undeleted scam links in their general chat later, he asked if the chain was dead, to which the team responded while sounding butthurt with:
>Secondly, any network has up and down time on their network, except for Bitcoin because that network is so slow, every transaction is bottlenecking. You took 1 snapshot in time and made an instant conclusion the chain is dead, are you trying to troll? If so, this would result in an instant ban.
>Hedera is a public network, anyone can use it at any speed they need it for. That's like asking, is it going to rain 20 days from now.


Is the party over or why does no giga corp from the council use hedera to automate their processes?
What do they struggle with rn?

I mean they have tokenized BlackRocks Money market Fund, Saudis invested in it and I thought we were about to tokenize Sweets for Mondelez?

Hedera Hashgraph = Hebrew Cashgrab

>Transactions went from 200mil to 200k within 2 days

What is happening there?
Have they communicated anything on that?

hold on I'm gonna summon some black magic to pump the price.
arise chicken. chicken arise. arise.

>>59082758
just chill bro. atma.io has been dying for a few weeks at the end of each quarter. but levi's is their main customer and peaks hard during Q4. last year it was running like 4k+ tps.
wiseSat is launching satellites (with spaceX). the FCC approved starlink's waiver for fucking up wavebands. ukraine's been using starlink for a long time.
so, the united states government did a quantum compute attack on the central bank of Iran this year.
and the internet has been dead since 2016. 88% of social media comments/interactions are predominately bots, more then 60% of the 88%, and the remainder are soldiers. and so you will come to understand the prevalence of generative AI on social media. the AI didn't just magically get better this last year. it was microservices architecture and cloud computing. and the government built a bunch of PS5 clusters back in the day. so anyways most of everything is bullshit.
mance and leemon are veterans. hedera's headquarters is less then 5 minutes from a raytheon office. and there are a shit ton of Ukrainians and Israeli's in that part of texas.
the wisesat picco satellites, there will be thousands of these tiny satellites, flying seventeen thousand miles per hour around the earth. and starlink, future web3, is running on that. so you know how hedera works. a 51% attack to beat the proof of stake consensus.
well many of the node operators are mega corps. so it's already a challenge to hack them. but social engineering, you could!
but when you have these picco satellites also running nodes, you basically make starlink this unhackable unjammable low latency internet available anywhere and everywhere (except indoors right now lmao).
anyways that's kind of a big deal. ASTS space mobile is the same thing but instead of satellites it's cell towers lol.
and then there's the whole CBDC's and decentralized identity, so there's no more anonymity on the internet and money works like a coupon.

>>59079905
Told you the best way of making money was to get into ILM presale, start streaming shitty games and then start receiving tips on crypto instead of buying hbar like a total turd

>>59083219
Why does hedera have 3tx/s then?
Is atmo.io making up for 99.9% of the whole network?
What's with the other 31 companies of the council, what the fuck are they doing?

Why is no one using the testnet?
Those fuckers need to enhance their corporate processes, why aren't they trying at least something?
As right now, hedera is more like a ghost chain, than a corporate network.

Could've worse. You tried to invest smart, in something that makes sense. There's people (me) stuck with super bags, others slightly less stupid stuck with their kas to this very day. At the very least you didn't lose your money trying to play the memcoin market I guess.
>>59079912
Nothing wrong with having a gas fetish.

>>59084160
I still need a hedera head to explain this rationally, as I don't understand how someone can be bullish on this project despite this severe issue, that only 1 council member is using hedera.

>>59085888
check'd.
yea, there's only 1 council member that has any notable traffic. but no other chain actually even has 1.
so it's a 'close race', but hedera has the dominance. because 1 is greater then zero. and if that sounds stupid to you, it's OK, because it's clown world. the most stupid dumb investment, like a chain built on preventing 'coupon fraud' is so retarded, that you know there's this government agenda to roll it out.
I've been toying with the possibility the first trump assassination attempt was because he'd fire gary gensler. since the assassin appeared in a blackrock ad. and the countries in our CBDC pilots are countries of national security concern.
so if a country's central bank gets hacked by quantum computer, like the central bank of Iran, the attack triggers a 17% GDP loss instantly and a 6 month recession. so the stakes are actually quite high. and gary's been working on operation chokepoint 2.0 to shut down most cryptocurrency. so you can't fire him, without triggering this massive cybersecurity crisis.

you gotta respect the audacity to call a central permissioned ledger a Blockchain

same with Solana where the discord determines a schedule for who is allowed to validate when

same with any PoS (Piece of Shit)

we sure have fallen a long way

>>59086401
public permissioned directed acyclic graph with a proof of stake consensus. I've seen videos of leemon lying and calling hedera a blockchain.
but all that decentralized crypto funds terrorism and is unamerican. hedera will never work with russia lol. it's the trust layer of the 'free' internet. the internet in the free world. north korea, russia, china, iran need not participate.

>>59079905
i stopped reading at 'peice'

>>59086401
centralization is needed if giga corporations want to automate their shitton of processes.

>>59086392
your picrel names all those banks who have been working with or evaluated Hedera, however none of them is actively working or testing on their network.

why is that?

>>59079905
i've almost bought this a few times the past years but i didn't and I am so glad I didn't. token not needed.

>>59088595
anon... many of them ARE actively working on hedera.
some are more obvious, given they're council members.
others like mitsubishi have joint ventures, like NTT data.
partnerships with businesses that actually are publicly using hedera.
whereas others are more convoluted. e.g. VISA uses SKUx, which is powered by hedera.

>>59079905
I feel like BTC and Eth are the only truly good coins. Everything else seems like a meme whether it pumps or not.

Its sad. I feel like crypto is done. That period of time between 2009-2018 was cool and all...but now? Just seems tired.

But he its not like you lost 10,000$ on a meme metaverse coin like I did. When I see the "man behind the token" I am going to knock him the fuck out. It was a rug pull.

move you piece of shite