/biz/ - Business & Finance

There's a project more important than ETH

ETH was always a hidden gem under the big players

ETH is a real diamond in the rough. No other crypto compares.

>>9497986
Calling it hidden is a stretch, it was absolutely blatantly obvious to anyone with half a brain that it would change everything yet huge amounts of people on biz shit on it for dumb readons like crypto kitties and prefer to gamble on obscure shitcoins that youve probably never heard of

>>9497986

ETH will be a rare jewel in your portfolio EOY.

>>9498035
you've been memed you know how millionaires are posting on here right?

these kids bought in ETH at 0.05, they're gambling because they don't give a shit because they already made it

>>9498035
I guess people are just fudding it because its pretty much perfect (as far as crypto go)
People probably cant believe its that easy and try to keep their expectation low by fudding it for their own sanity

Its official, ETH is now a security.

>Woz went on to talk about his distrust of Gmail, but perhaps the most interesting aspect of the discussion was his attitude towards blockchain and crypto.

>Being one of the lucky people who just happened to find Bitcoin and Ether on his computer, Woz divested himself of his cryptocurrencies a few months ago (nice timing, Woz), but still maintains one bitcoin and two Ether so 'I can experiment with paying for different things'.

>In the long-term, however, he was extremely upbeat about Ethereum and described it as a platform that was just like Apple's and could become as influential as his company became.

>"Ethereum interests me because it can do things and because it's a platform."

>While time may tell if such an eventuality occurs, it was clear that Woz is still part of the technology world.

>>9498057
How is it perfect? No serious companies will use it for business because of its high volatility.

I like ETH, but all this shilling on /biz/ makes me think twice. On the whole, you guys suck for picks.

>>9498081
Look up Maker and Dai brainlet, I bet you don't even know what an ETH CDP is.

>>9498081
T. All coins

So its either no crypto at all or take the best (eth)

>>9497986
Yeah bro Ethereum is just so obscure basically nobody has heard of it

>>9498035
>what is tokenizition of off chain assets
>what is stablecoins
THE ABSOLUTE STATE OF BIZ

>caring about some Boomer's opinion

>>9498096
>i bet you don't even know
stop.
a business could just use a token whose price is already stable instead of using third party on-blockchain software solution just to be able to file quarterly expenditure reports

i don't think many anons actually understand how the real biz world works. companies want the simplest solution that will save them the most money.

>>9498105
there are working crypto solutions already out there doing business on huge scales right now.

>>9498195
Hes way older than 30 anon

>>9497986
ETH? Can’t find it on CMC

>>9497944

Woz is great but... he was all in Apple ][ and not so much Macintosh

He also flew a plane into the ground

He also sent his bitcoin to the wrong address and lost it

Just saying the guy is an engineer, not a fortune teller

>>9498212
DAI is a stablecoin, you moron. that's literally the entire point of it. you can trade it as a normal erc20 without ever interacting with the complicated collateral system, and redeem it for dollars just fine (technically dai -> eth -> usd, oh god, the horror of having an automated program do two transactions under the hood)
bet your brainlet ass think a token could have a stable price because "the company says it is" or whatever nonsense

>tfw you realize ETH is at the ground floor
1 ETH = 1 billion EoC

>>9498306
alright, show me an enterprise actively using it for business on the ETH network right this second in the real world.
you can't.

that's the ball game.

>>9497944
Ethereum is here to stay. Anyone who thinks otherwise is deluded.

But will it flip BTC? This is the most important question

>>9497944

Also I think I should say this ,because newfags don't really understand modern "quote-unquote" journalism.

These fuckwits just stalk semi-famous people with a penchant for saying outrageous things and ask them leading questions so they get a hot quote which they then get to slap their byline on and quote-unquote "journals" (actually, fundamentally, advertising platforms like "Forbes") then publish, while raking in click and ad revenue while scooping up all your metadata in the background. They don't give two shits about accuracy.

Here we have a patently ridiculous claim, "reported" by this tool (pic attached) and posted here, with the sole intention of driving commercially important "millennial" demographics to their clearinghouse of speculation and pure bullshit.

Anyone with half a brain and medically stabilized automatically recognizes how fucking ridiculous the statement is.

Don't go all-in any of these coins in the bear market or you will get your face ripped off, especially if you did so on the advisement of anyone telling you the coin is "the next apple" or you'll get what you deserve

>>9498321
How many businesses had actual, serious web pages on the internet in 1994?

Yeah, these modems and shit are pointless.

>>9498407
AOL

>>9498364

Obviously it will, same as IOTA, XVG, XRP, EOS and even fucking BCH will.

BTC will go to some spot in the top 15 or so.

>>9498407
you're comparing it to the internet. sure sign of a fanatic.
here's an analogy to your analogy:

there are 'modems and shit' being used right now out there that equate to broadband modems compared to your 1994 version.

>>9498423
Which is basically Coinbase, so we've got a couple years until they spam people with CDs (thumbdrives?) full of crypto.

>>9498449
Human timeframes for adoption don't map 1:1 with tech advancement. We had fax machines in the 1840s, after all.

>>9498035
This
>but muh low cap gems.

while late adopters are scrambling over bcash, eos, stellar, the real money is only interested in bitoin, ethereum, and projects that you can built on top of ethereum.

don't delude yourself into thinking that all those hoards of other late adopter speculators like yourself represent a community ready and waiting to use bcash or eos, for example.

10 eth enough to make it?

>>9498539
but they do with a product that works and saves businesses money and has more and more business being conducted as a result - that's adoption.
how can you not see that?

btw there is always a first one to do it

>>9498712
maybe if you live in india

>>9498712
21 eth

>>9498800
/biz/ needs more threads about living in the 3rd world. If you make it in the first world and move to a 3rd world country you are basically 10x-ing your made it scale.

None of this shit matters. Price will continue to dump. News has been pretty damn good for crypto in general and ETH in particular over the last few weeks but we're still down like $150 (and worsening). Bear market too strong.

>>9497944
not so fast

>>9498912
>implying this is bad
I'm happy, allows me to swing trade and accumulate more.
1000 eth is actually the amount needed to make it

>>9498093
I didn’t even know what crypto was when I bought eth.
The constant relentless shilling when it was 16 dollars made me look into it, one day I was literally like OMFG another fucking post of this she what is this shit about, saw the ethereum alliance and thought to myself oh what the heck and dropped 160dollars, 10eth.
As it started climbing I got interested in crypto, bitcoin was rising too I started researching researching eth was 40 dollars, I decided to buy 4K worth.
I sold half my eth at 1k.

Lesson is you’re a faggot, stay jelly.

>>9498393
This

>>9498982

newfags think 2017 Bull market will repeat

like the universe is set up to deliver sick gains to people who missed the boat

>>9498940
Considering that's $670,000 RIGHT NOW, you've already /made it/ once you achieve that figure (or you're financially irresponsible and have way too much of your net worth invested into a single crypto).

>>9497944
>the next apple
insulting ethereum imo
shit comparison.

>>9499205
well, to me $5mil is the amount I consider as "making it"

>>9499113
the people who truly missed the boat bought in high and either panic sold at a massive loss or are holding into despair. the next bull run will do the same thing

>>9498712
You have till Casper release to get 32 ETH so you can stake it, than you will be set for life.

>>9499319

If you bought in after July 2017 you bought in high

>>9500204
People able to stake will be one in a million. Most won't even know what that means.

Woz is about to launch the #1 DApp powered by ETH (not ponzi game) where you collect pictures of computer parts. You heard it here first /biz/

bottom line is, its too late to get into eth now, if you havent already. if you bought it at 10 or 20 dollars, then good on you. but i cant see it doing more than a x3 or x4 max, and thats just not good enough for most of us to propel us to riches. we need a coin that is going to x100

>>9498912

Has it ever occurred to you that ETH could be extremely useful and valuable with a bright future... yet still be horribly overvalued at $700 per token right now?

>>9500374
Really? so when i bought LTC at $40 in august i was buying high?

>>9500632

Eth mcap right now 60-70b
Apple mcap 920b
If it's half as good as apple it has room to grow

Not to mention pos shrinking the circulating supply

>>9498054
worst thing is they always skin me in these shitty ponzi games because Im hesitant and they just threw a few eth at it the moment its posted here.

I bet some people made more on shrimps than me in this year. Also shrimps took 0.2 eth from me. fuckers.

>>9500874
>always skin me in these shitty ponzi
are you a nigger?

what price with eth be by jan 1 2020?

>>9500374
not at all.
i bought BTC/XMR last time in september 2016.
shit went nowhere until late spring
most gains were made autumn/winter

>>9500981
3-5k

>>9498293
don't forget he also got hacked

>>9500913
evidently, yes. I am as dumb as a nigger,

>>9497944
>ctrl+F EOS
EOSfags on suicide watch

>>9497976
This is indirectly good news for LINK too brainlet.

Penis

>>9497944
>finding it necessary to tell your readers that this guy is, like, totally still relevant guise
kek

>making ponzis about decentralized pokemons shrimp farming is the next apple
>mfw technically sound guys don't understand basic economics

the fall of crypto is gonna be so glorious it's not even fun. I hope God has some mercy on you and keeps bitcoin pumping, otherwise this will actually be the greatest transfer of wealth ever, but from normalfags to jews

>>9501651
tldr.
break it down for me in one letter

>>9497944
Wow. Biggest bull signal.

>>9498043
Chadtalik penetrates the gook whores.