/biz/ - Business & Finance

SHUT UP

>>8218107
There is the big boy look at those eyes, that innocence aura. Little did many know he turned into a titan.

I wish I had been verified when it was 1 dollar would have bought 100 of them :(

>>8218126
If you bought 10k worth you'd have $8 million and make more than 200k a year from GAS.

>>8218158
no you wouldn't have, you would have sold the dump from $20 to $7

>>8218126
next yr same time, you would made thrd like chainlink .46 cent exactly yr ago, now 460$ fuccking dollars

im not letting a chance like that slip by ever again

I don't worry too much about not picking up on this, even if I was in crypto then I would have probably not bought it anyway or sold it way too soon if I did

>tfw there's probably coins right now that could give you sick gains like that in the future

>>8218107
I remember ANS at $4. I actually considered buying some but /biz/ and myself talked me out of it. I mean FFS their logo back then was a stupid fucking smiling ANT. /biz/ fudded the shit out of this.

>>8218107
"it's a scam"
"chink shit"
"chink scam"
"gooks"
if you all recall, lol

>>8218273
ANTS IN MY EYES!!!

>>8218107
I remember seeing it shilled too
>"The rebrand will make the price skyrocket anon!"

I...I just couldn't get past the fucking logo + name and how retarded it all seemed.

>>8218304
Funny how people say that for another coin now.

>>8218256
INT, ACT

>>8218288
It was this and a bunch of people saying "the next ETH" followed by a bunch of people saying "never fall for the next ETH shills". God damnit I miss summer so much.

>>8218273
I own 2 million tron

>>8218304
Exactly. Look at this thing. WHO THE FUCK WOULD BUY THIS?

>>8218405
for me it looks and sounds much better than the current

>>8218427
bruh this aint a pixar movie, 5 year olds cant buy crypto

>>8218304
chainlink looks retarded too...really makes you think

My first crypto purchase was antshares at $5, I'll always love that little ant logo.

>>8218445
yeah The Matrix is so much more mature

>>8218467
>22:01:30
>>8218468
>22:01:29

i'm from the future. buy OMG.

tfw bought at .32 and sold at 115 and now all in on omg ty for the shill /biz/

>>8218445
this fat green N on the logo and and the name associated with the popular culture... nah

many successful companies have fun/childish names and logos.

trinity may be a good project but it's even worse

>>8218107
Bought 10K because of how much it was meme'd here and thank fuck I did. Held through 2017 china fud because at that point there was no point cashing out. After October, told myself I'll never sell unless I need the money.

>>8218405
Yup, it seemed retarded. When I was literally faced with "BitBean, Antshares, Digibyte, etc" They all seemed hella shitty. So I bought more ETH.
>>8218530
It seems slightly more professional.
Fucking cartoon ant logo and my coin is an "ant share", which implies I must be the ant holding the share. I'm not an ant so I didn't hold the share. Fuck me. I should have held the share and been the ant.
>>8218449
Don't shill link here. If it was called SergaysLinkBurgers maybe. Jesus fuck anon isn't anything sacred anymore?

And now everyone’s saying the highest VeChain’s ever gonna go is $15.

Never change, biz.

>>8218273

You would've sold probably by now. I did buy at 4, and sold at 40. but I only bought 15 of them like an idiot

People will be talking about NXS like this in a year.....and ONT to a lesser extent

>>8218539
Bought at 2.5 and ended up selling at 12 after the china fud.
Feels fucking bad.

>>8219055
We're all accumulating the coins we think might pull a similar feat, but it's funny how people have extremely different opinion as to which coins are promising.

I remember I lost everythong and quit crypto, then logged on few weeks later and my 90 ants were 50 bucks each lol

>>8219158
what are your picks

>>8219545
OMG

>>8219566

shill it to me proper. I'm always up for listening to something that I could throw a grand at and see what happens

>>8219620
OMG is built from the ground up on new blockchain tech (Plasma) with specs for global usage. Plasma is a way to create a blockchain (as a set of smart contracts) within a blockchain, by simply committing the root hash of the "meta" child chain (Plasma) on the main chain (Ethereum).

The child chain acts kind of like state channels on steroids, and only the final state transition hash is committed to the main chain. If someone commits an invalid plasma state transition hash/block, the protocol incentivizes committing "fraud proofs", where parties who are interacting in the child chain can show that someone behaved maliciously, and penalize them, reversing the faulty transition.

The child plasma chains can themselves also have child plasma chains, and those chains can have child chains, etc... this "tree" of chains can be reduced through MapReduce, such that billions of transactions/state transitions can be trustlessly/verifiably encoded as a simple hash commitment on the root chain. Added altogether, this results in giving OMG/Plasma a minimum of 1 million transactions PER SECOND (with average confirmations being instant) as opposed to Bitcoin's 3 transactions per second (with average confirmation being 10mins).

OMG stakers will be the ones who will do the verifying of transactions and they will be rewarded for it via transaction fees. Reason for low fee is that OMG focuses on high number of transactions with low fees to give good staking rewards rather than low number of transactions with high fees to give rewards. The network will be secured via proof of stake / bonding.

There is so much more about OMG that makes it a bluechip investment at this point so just DYOR and buy OMG all the way down this dip. $100 EOY is a conservative price target.

So what's something similar to ANS right now

>>8219782

Ardor has child chains already and is deployed NOW

>>8219814
Most of the supply for ARDR is owned by one fuckin whale

>>8219782

What's the minimum stake amount and what kind of return

>>8218256
I miss Billy...

>>8218243
LINK will never go above $1 again, screencap this

>>8218107
It was FUDed as shit over here. People were saying it's a Chinese scam. Never listen to /biz/

>>8219836

Good, that means when he is ready he can take it as high as he likes. ETH was the same way forever, something like 80m coins out there yet only 400k max for sale across the exchanges, where did it all go? Most is no doubt owned and locked up by the ETH Foundation secretly.

>>8219814
Ardor isn't even remotely the scope of OMG. The team, the advisors (Vitalik, Poon), the established parent company, the partnerships. Plus it relies on NXT for a platform. It's not even a comparison. At all.

Was ANS shilled like LINK is now?

>>8219896
he's in a better place now

>>8219936
Are you retarded? It is in ETH foundation's interest for ETH's success. A random fuckin whale interest is to take everyone's money.

>search archive for antshares
>oldest first
goldmine

>>8218189
sold at $50 from buying at $20 :^)

>>8220015
no it was not until it hit 5 dollars then the shilling started en masse

>>8220015
Yes. So were bancor and iota. Biz is no more right or wrong than the market.

>>8219888
To start (i.e. EARLY NUMBERS), anywhere from $1-$5 a token per staking period. But the point of OMG is to get in early. That number will only go up. You have to keep in mind that the greater the transaction volume on the network, the more fees stakers earn, and I can't earnestly tell you that I know what adoption will look like this year. OMG does have a deal with the Thai government, and they're also currently under NDA with multiple conglomerates testing their SDK.

The fees are meant to be competitive with the likes of Visa/MC and the transaction volume will determine both staking fees. And once tokens begin to get locked away (some time Q3) the price of OMG will be much higher.

Obviously all crypto is a gamble. I just personally believe OMG ticks all the right boxes for me to call it a safe bet. I wish everyone luck in this game -- and I don't give a fuck how shilly this sounds -- OMG has a bright future ahead. Godspeed anons.

>>8220078
LINK is shilled because it has a very needed use case in regards to smartcontracts, what was the use-case for ANS?

>>8220078
and really ant shares was a no brainer at the time because Ant also had monopoly on china mining

>>8218288

This is all still true

>>8220116
Chinese ethereum

>>8218163
FUCK

>>8220028

Retarded? An easy way for a coin to be successful and worth alot, you buy most of the supply and squirrel it away which I am accusing the inner circle of the ETH Foundation of doing. Why do you think they bailed Stephan Tual and the DAO out? Because he is no doubt one of the biggest holders among Vitalik and crew!

>>8218539
>Bought 10K because of how much it was meme'd here and thank fuck I did.
That's it, I'm unironically going all in on LINK.

>>8220116
Chinese Ethereum

>>8220209
>>8220291
So a smart contract platform...this is why I think projects that make smart contracts more viable for real use will be the next moonshots

>>8220040
linkify me desu

TRX don't forget about TRX ...

$1 Dollara EOY

Isn't ICX the Korean ethereum?

>>8220094
OMG keeps falling another percent every time i refresh. i only have a little bit, tho.

This will be similar to ICX today.

Your ant share thread is making me buy more link and icx, thanks faggots

>>8220962
both will crash to zero lol

>i didnt listen to eth fags
>i didnt listen to ant fags

theres no way fucking i wasn't listening to LINK fags

>>8220320
Bump

>>8220506
Don't you think that countryname publickblockchain sounds stupid? It's a fucking publick blockchain. It will be used depending on its tech. Or will not be used.
The centralised databases as neo don't count.

>>8220320
>>8221085
just go to the fucking archive wtf

>>8221139
...?

>>8220082
>bancor
With Jews, you lose!

ONT is the new neo. if you are reading this, you are early to the party..

>>8222544
price is a little high for 1 bil no?

>>8218107

I owned 1000 Antshares; Sold on August 1 because the fork scared me and I wanted to pull out

Soon 400$

>>8218126
You have one more chance. Buy the autism cube.

>>8218107
Just made me think we are in the same situation we've got some pajeet FUD recently.

> EoY x100

OMG is the best coin out there for sure, though a x50 will take it above ETH, which isnt happening

>>8218273
Kinda reminds if the state of link now doesn't it

>>8221068
Yes more fud please so a poor faggot like me can buy more goy

>>8218107
$1000 worth of neo then would be worth about ~$700k now plus $30k a year from gas. holy shit.

>>8223549
Now imagine how much money the team makes from gas alone

>>8223591
fuck thats a good point

Another challenger appears. Are you gonna get antshare'd again?

>>8223549
Imagine how it will be in LINK with the income from running a node. Unironically LINK is the next antshares.

>>8223591
holy shit

>>8223968

how much for a node

>>8224011
10k linkies i believe?

>>8218107

>$0.12.

What is this? A price for ants?

>>8218405

>>8224020
there is also https://linkpool.io/ for those of us that are (currently) poorfags.

>>8224027
underrated post

COSS is worth $0.35 today

>>8219920
>screencap this not falsifiable statement

>>8218304
That's exactly what I think will happen with this once people get past memeing about the abbreviation

>>8224011
>>8224020
Stupid newfag. Why can't you DYOR? This info is in the whitepaper.

I'm going to spell it out for you.There is no minimum amount of link needed for a node. You don't need 10k you ignorant fucktards. However you do need LINK for collateral for certain jobs because if your node provides bad data you will have LINK taken from you. So the more link you have, the more jobs you can accept at once because the more LINK you can put up for collateral.

>>8218288
the amazing part is that it's all true
ANS doubters had the right reasons, but the wrong market analysis
NEO capitalized on alt hype at its height with a brilliant marketing campaign targeted at all the western new money begging to redistribute their 20x eth profits: "eth of china", "gas dividends", "rebrand", "no transaction fees"... all magic words to the technologically illiterate (and it should be of no surprise xrb/nano followed a similar trajectory 6 months later with the same rebrand + no tx fees PR strategy)

>>8218163
>GAS

>>8218288
Same as what thier doing to INT now.

>>8224588
Shill me on this anon.

>tfw bought 2500 ANS at $3 and sold at $7 thinking I'm a genius trader

just end me

>>8218273
I bought 200 at about 50cents and they are long gone.
I sold at $100

>>8218163
THE DREAM IS OVER

>>8221082
Your failed bets let me know i don't need to invest in link. Thanks

>>8218107
god damn it the reason why i gave antshares a miss cause it appeared so asinine with its cute ant logo and "antshares" it sounded like a scam instead of the now cool hip NEO

>>8218349
INT for sure.
Also TRAC

Please tell me this can happen to XLM