/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8606472
>how is any of this going to be worth anything?
What should it be worth? It is playmoney. Please dont tell me, you bought BTC with actual money from a scammer...

>what could possibly be the value in any of these companies?
We literally create them out of thin air. Their value is zero, if you dont consider entertainment.

>what service are they providing that’s so lucrative and why are they necessary to provide it?
What is the value of a good laugh?

>how do you expect crypto to end up like anything other than a slightly more efficient Western Union?
This is the whole point. It is just protesting loudly to the normfags, that the standard means of money transfers are faulty and need to innovate, if they want to spread wellfare to the whole world.

>>8606760
that’s what i’m afraid of. maybe someone can counter this post with some more insight, but this all seems like one big giant waste of time and money set out to solve problems that nobody really cares about or don’t actually exist.

>>8606472
>he still thinks cryptos primary use case is monetary transactions

>>8606929
>crypto currency is more than just crypto currency

>>8606977
>the general term by which people refer to these things must be the only possible scenario they can be used in

BNB, VEN, WTC, ZRX, LRC, KCS, BAT, GNT, FCT, KNC, SALT, LINK, ICN, LEND, BCO, MOD, JNT, XEL, LKK, COSS, TAAS
would like a word with you

>>8606977
the worst retards are the retards that think they arent retards.

>>8607086
explain how ONE of those shitcoins is supposed to be valuable beyond transferring money.

>>8607086
>im going be millonaire with email money

>>8607191
If you can't see the value in a 100% tamper proof ledger that can track shipments, i'm not going to explain it to you.
If you can't see the value in a protocol that enables people to trade with no central authority, i'm not going to explain it to you.
If you can't see the value in tokenizing assets, i'm not going to explain it to you.
If you can't see the value in receiving a portion of a companies revenue, i'm not going to explain it to you.
If you can't see the value in a decentralized supercomputer, i'm not going to explain it to you.

>>8607237
typical cop out of electric penny chasers. everything you said is still related to handling and transferring currency. Again it’s posed to be a very efficient Western Union type business IF EVERYTHING EVEN WORKS OUT. There’s value there, sure, but’s it’s completely overblown with hilariously optimistic speculation.

>>8607336
>western union can be used for shipping logistics
>western union gives access to decentralized computing power
>western union has revenue sharing
>western union has a protocol for direct trading between two anonymous users

>>8607387
>sooper compooter

I like how together, more and more, we are boiling down to what crypto specifically brings to the table and we can see how worthless it truly is.

>>8607237

Every ponzi scheme has "use cases" that act as a front for what htey really are: a scheme to take money from naive people who actually believe it.

The wreckening is coming

>>8607496
You should buy US bonds and diamonds, friendo! Much better investments than silly imaginary internet money!

>>8607889
they are.