/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.11030881]

Cryptos that will actually succeed in coming out with a working product? Half of this shit we know will never come to fruition, but which projects will actually be a thing in the future?

[Anonymous No.11030893]

>>11030881
Bitcoin? Eth? You know, the stuff that was done before everyone thought it could make them rich...

[Anonymous No.11030901]

>>11030881
Omise Go most likely. There's a genuine need for what they are trying to accomplish.

[Anonymous No.11030959]

>>11030881
Certain privacy coins(mined) already have a clear and defined use case.

BTC is the standard for now, but unless they get rid of that stupid piece of shit LN it will never gain traction again.

Eth might survive.

Everything else will crash hard, everything.

[Anonymous No.11030977]

Fabric token is basically making the shovels for the next gold rush.

[Anonymous No.11031069]

Req.

[Anonymous No.11031140]

>>11030881
AMB already has a tangible product and partnerships with companies that want to use their supply chain for food and pharma. Also the lowest tier masternode is estimated to yield like 90k a year if even a moderate amount of adoption occurs for their network. Token value will appreciate as well, so you could earn money passively and then retire your node and cash out your AMB when the token hits like $5 dollars in 2 years.

[Anonymous No.11031142]

>>11030959
what privacy coins do u like?

[Anonymous No.11031178]

>>11030977
elaborate

[Anonymous No.11031197]

>>11030901
Probably this, but no one will believe you for a long time

[Anonymous No.11031212]

>>11031178
Easy token creation and management, you saw how many random and useless shitcoins popped up during this past bull run? It's capitalizing on that by making an easy and cheap way for literally anyone to make a token.

[Anonymous No.11031218]

>>11031142
One where they are so private you don't even buy them. Just like the bible you just tell people you actually have the coins n POW or keys or anything. When you want to buy or exchange these privacy coins for something else just remember to bring a real gun.

[Anonymous No.11031423]

>>11030881
BTC, XMR, ETH, LINK, ZIL, ZRX, and whichever gains most adoption for small and fast transactions (REQ, XLM, NANO, etc.)

[Anonymous No.11031427]

Req will win never underestimate Mozerella

[Anonymous No.11032512]

Asura will be the biggest e sports betting platform. Wont be ready until the EOY though it lists on an exchange on Wednesday. Market cap will probably be under 1M. That's my moon shot.

[Anonymous No.11032532]

>>11030881
>half

[Anonymous No.11032586]

Nano will be a thing and has a working product.

[Anonymous No.11032927]

>>11030893
Literally failed products

[Anonymous No.11032938]

>>11030881
Vechain is the only one with any sort of enterprise adoption.

[Anonymous No.11032951]

>>11032938
This

What the fuck kind of shitcoins are you all mentioning lmao

This thread gives me hope that no ones learnt their lesson and theirs going to be an even bigger bubble and VET will be leading the charge

[Anonymous No.11032959]

https://u.community/

Apply for beta.

It goes live very soon and it will succeed.

it has a lot of things going for it — from ricardian contracts to decentralized rep to dapps to a google-like consensus mechanism

[Anonymous No.11032964]

>>11030881
DigiByte already has working products lmao fucking pajeets promoting their shitty shitcoins at /biz/ gtfo

[Anonymous No.11032965]

CND, but whether the top tier bot is any good is up for debate. Only whales have access to it.

[Anonymous No.11032967]

>>11032959
been waiting for it, I recall they are launching like next month or so

[Anonymous No.11032972]

>>11032927
>bitcoin
>failed product
oh look, someone who doesnt know what hes talking about

[Anonymous No.11032974]

>>11032965
oh has it been doing? haven't heard that in a long time. I remember when cnd reports were shared in telegram groups. don't remember tho if those were good predictions. a pretty cool project anyway

[Anonymous No.11032975]

>>11030881
>half

[Anonymous No.11032980]

>>11032959
for real, can't wait

[Anonymous No.11032985]

>>11030881
Fabric Token already released a sexy product @ tokengen.io and have had 40+ purchases from what I can remember.
They also recently took a massive shit on their competitors https://news.bitcoin.com/pr-fabric-token-launches-tokengen/

[Anonymous No.11032986]

turtlecoin and STEEM

[Anonymous No.11032996]

Ink Protocol already has a working product.
You can use Xnk and Eth to pay for anything via their app and save reputation scores for specific wallets on the blockchain. That rep is transferable anywhere.

They are just working on adoption now. Recently got put on the Coinbase app as well

[Anonymous No.11033012]

BTC
BCH
XMR
VET
QASH

[Anonymous No.11033026]

XBY and Link are 2 solid investments that cover different ground.

[Anonymous No.11033037]

>>11033026
LOL

[Anonymous No.11033054]

>>11030881

Bitcoin, ark, chainlink, eos, eth to an extent (multiple dapp platforms will compete). Monero unless it is compromised. Bch maybe in parallel

[Anonymous No.11033077]

>>11032972
>wants to be a global currency
>cant scale or even get adopters
Sounds like a fuckibg failure

[Anonymous No.11033103]

>>11030881
Snips.ai
Snips.ai

oh yeah
Snips

[Anonymous No.11033135]

>>11033103
Why you spamming actual quality projects? I thought we only spammed garbage shitcoins on here?
Bartercoin
Bartercoin
Oh yea Bartercoin

[Anonymous No.11033139]

ETH
XMR
VET
XLM
One DAG, if IOTA is not a scam then probably them.
OMG
LINK
QASH
ZRX
One cross-chain solution, either WAN, AION, Cosmos, FSN, Overledger
BTC (maybe)
Some smaller niche coins no one cares for right now: HVN, Factom, POLY, ENJ, NEBL, PART

[Anonymous No.11033145]

>>11033139
Damn, forgot LINK (unironically)

[Anonymous No.11033149]

>>11033135
because upcoming ICO nigger. I want my shit to moon too

[Anonymous No.11033154]

BTC
QKC
ZIL
Snips

[Anonymous No.11033164]

>half

[Anonymous No.11033184]

bitcoin, ethereum, holochain, iota

[Anonymous No.11033204]

UOS

from here https://u.community/

[Anonymous No.11033205]

>>11033184
HOLO
ZRX
WAN
SNIPS

[Anonymous No.11033206]

>>11033135
you think snips is any good? I always thought they were the linux of voice assistants.. a tool for the devs

[Anonymous No.11033214]

>>11033205
the fuck is snips

[Anonymous No.11033221]

>>11033214
>>11033206
Yeah but it's completely private so no shiggydiggy google or amazon snooping on your secret cuck nights with the neighbours

[Anonymous No.11033222]

>>11030881
https://conventment.com/tge

[Anonymous No.11033237]

>>11033222
checked

[Anonymous No.11033262]

>>11030881
me just gonna post this here :)

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1E1AcLBd_ykemoDAPwZsbl5f2wyrS7RhlAt94CrHXTAg/edit

you gotta be stupid to think any other project will survive this shitshow better

[Anonymous No.11033266]

>>11033205
Token Sale @ bounty.snips.ai

[Anonymous No.11033269]

>>11033262
kek

[Anonymous No.11033276]

>>11033266
fuck yee

[Anonymous No.11033283]

BTC, ETH, XLM are sure bets, but the china hustle meme coins like NEO, VET & WTC will make you rich as soon as BTC pumped.

[Anonymous No.11033287]

UOS

[Anonymous No.11033291]

>>11033222

[Anonymous No.11033295]

>half
try 99% will never amount to anything other than a permanently exchange bound speculative token. that leaves about 20, minus coins that people are actually using today, btc, eth, xmr, that gives you 17.

i think 17 is a very generous number for the number of coins out there today that will ever see any actual use that isn't shitcoin gambling.

[Anonymous No.11033297]

>>11030881
Check Fabric Token! Small market cap, and even though they were not able to gather as much funds as they wanted during ICO, they have already released a working product.
>>11032985
Gotta check that article, didn't know they released such a thing

[Anonymous No.11033309]

>>11033297
> fabric token
> 0.05 BTC volume

[Anonymous No.11033314]

>>11033269
what are you keking at?
Have you found your bank in this list?
This is fucking real!
I know they can change the transaction cost if it gets too expensive. But Ripple is the only project with this many partners using it already.
I am using it too, it is incredibly fast.
All those ideological frens here are braindead to think some fucking utility tokens without use are gonna make it.

[Anonymous No.11033315]

>>11032985
>>11033297
>>11033222

Projects like this are what keeps me in crypto

[Anonymous No.11033322]

>>11031178
Don't fall for this pajeet Anon.

[Anonymous No.11033323]

>>11033309
that doesn't mean anything. Look at espers volume. It's low, but the project is growing at a slow steady rate.
> tfw frens not gonna make it

[Anonymous No.11033333]

>>11030881
Main: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero

ERC20: Chainlink

Slim chances: Bancor, Request, Quantstamp, Blockcat (these don't seem to actually utilize their own tokens in a meaningful way though)

I think stuff like Sonm, Golem, Stratis, Aeternity, TNT, 0x, and some of the decentralized exchange tokens are interesting but I can't see them having much longevity in the face of Chainlink

I think all the stuff like Tezos, EOS, and Cardano won't make it if Etherum delivers

[Anonymous No.11033339]

>>11033323
it's also a perfect example of the kind of shitcoin that fits in the 99%. just another middleman service that only exists because theyre concentrating on an area nobody else is interested in or actually needs. oh, and if it's got its own funding/utility/value token as well then it's very likely to be a shitcoin.

[Anonymous No.11033340]

>>11033237
This
https://vprzrs.com/conventment-review-taking-advantage-of-the-legal-cannabis-industrys-growth/

>>11033333
Checked

[Anonymous No.11033353]

>>11033333
yep there’s chainlink NEET white pajeets with GET bots to spread their agenda.

Typical Jews.

[Anonymous No.11033361]

>>11033333
middleman networks like chainlink require ethereum to not deliver, because chainlink serves little purpose when all smart contract activity is on one chain only, there's no reason to using a middleman/funding token.

chainlink is like ark and all of the other "interconnect" projects, looking at the real world, we don't need them, and in crypto, they're even more useless.

[Anonymous No.11033364]

>>11033333
>Chainlink
kek

nice get by the way, obvious script usage.

[Anonymous No.11033367]

>>11030959
even link?

[Anonymous No.11033372]

>>11033333
Checked!

[Anonymous No.11033383]

>>11033333
Fuckoff script jew

[Anonymous No.11033389]

>>11030881
You should really just look into DAG, am not going to shill it as i do not hand out freebies

[Anonymous No.11033405]

50 replies and not a single person said BAT. Not sure if serious. You have a browser thats growing at 500k users per month. For comparison I believe Warcraft grew at 500k users per month in the beginning, and peaked at around 12 million subscriptions with a lifetime gross revenue of roughly 10B. Brave has 4 million monthly active users. Thats not even the best part. The browser is still basically at it shittiest, its core function is not available, and it has largely grown without the aid of any advertisement. Let me reiterate. This is barely a functioning product, and its growing at the same rate as early world of warcraft. Brave has not been in the news cycle, their advertisement is minimal, their product is close to full functionality, and its already successful.

Thats not even the best part. Brave is the test bed for BAT. BAT wont be only limited to the brave browser, and BAT wont be limited to only browser applications. This means BAT can be integrated into safari which would actually be a very good strategic move for apple if the ad system works. Also BAT has been proposed for podcast players, smart tvs etc.

BAT is also normie friendly. You autists think a browser is too complicated for normies to download while at the same time think they are going to fuck around with private and public keys or use your creepy version of venmo etc, just fucking lol.

Im not going to go into the team which consists of the father of the internet or looming regulations, ad fraud, free riding, privacy, partisan issues, or the 20k content creators that are ready to shill this browser once its ready.

I could do plenty more convincing, but if what i said can't get through to you, im sure its not going to matter what i say.

[Anonymous No.11033408]

>>11033221
its not full cuck if nobody is watching. but seriously, how big is this gonna be?

[Anonymous No.11033412]

>>11033405
because bat fits into the 99%. it's a funding token, with no demand, nobody wants to start looking at ads again just to be paid in some token that they can't themselves use other than giving it away for free. that makes the token worthless in their eyes.

the economics of the BAT token haven't been given any thought, which is understandable when you realize it's only true purpose was to fund the company at the expense of the investors, like every other funding token.

[Anonymous No.11033418]

>>11032972
It's a successful investment vehicle but mostly because there is a belief that people will always be willing to purchase it. In terms of achieving its initial goals it hasn't done too well. It's functional, but isn't widely adopted nor even suitable to be a currency because of its volatility.

[Anonymous No.11033427]

>>11033418
it's by far the most adopted and used cryptocurrency, and it backs and effectively props up all of these other speculative shitcoins people are shilling in this thread.

if you think bitcoin is going to just disappear and other things will take its place without a decade or two of bear market, you don't understand how economics works, let alone cryptocurrencies.

[Anonymous No.11033430]

>>11030881
NIMIQ already has a working mainnet

[Anonymous No.11033432]

>>11033427
Perhaps you have mistaken me for someone else. Nothing I said in that post opposes what you have just said.

[Anonymous No.11033443]

>>11033432
maybe. my point is if bitcoin can never be suitable as a currency the whole crypto space has big problems. thankfully it doesn't look like that's going to be an issue though

[Anonymous No.11033444]

Origami network already has a working product.

[Anonymous No.11033459]

UOS, the coin of https://u.community/

[Anonymous No.11033470]

Nice to see /biz/ is still delusional about the value proposition of shitcoins lol. Don't ever change! :)

[Anonymous No.11033472]

>>11033430
>NIMIQ already has a working mainnet
TFW working mainnet is now a feature

[Anonymous No.11033501]

>>11033443
I think that blockchain tech will eventually produce a widely adopted cryptocurrency (one that previous adopters don't drop due to volatility and network congestion, like Steam, Microsoft etc.), but bitcoin as it is now is too limited.

Lightning network might help on the congestion side, but that deviates from the original vision of bitcoin, and won't do much to reduce volatility, which is necessary as it provides a sense of security for potential adopters.

Most people who purchase bitcoin do so because they believe one day someone else will buy it for more. The fact that the language that is used is 'purchase bitcoin' is a telltale sign that it is considered to be an investment vehicle. If it were widely considered a currency I'd expect people to say they were exchanging dollars into bitcoin.

With that said, I plan on buying a new GPU from a popular ecommerce website here in the UK, it will be the first time I've ever used it to purchase something. Looking forward to it to be honest.

[Anonymous No.11033513]

>>11033315
I know right. It's hard to find a good coin to invest in these days. At least these guys are working on their products, and not trying to pump the price.

[Anonymous No.11033514]

>>11032512
False. After running an extended testnet in cooperation with the community for months now, Wagerr is forking to mainnet come September 14th. Betting against the chain will be the first option to release, debuting with the Kanelo vs GGG fight. After that, the rest will slowly roll out aswell, following extensive testing.

Wagerr is unironically THE blockchain application for sportsbetting and it's going to be beautiful.

[Anonymous No.11033566]

>>11033412
There is just too much wrong with this statement. Look at the motivations behind adblock usage. Then you go on to say that the users receive a token thats only use is to give away for free? You can donate BAT, or you can cash out after several months. There might also be the option of paying for premium content through BAT SDK's.

Nobody wants that free slurpie on July 11th because they have to drive to the nearest 7/11 right? Nobody wants that free donut at krispy kreme. Nobody will ever use giftcards, and these loyalty points at your gas station or frequent visitor card at your barber. These are all things that are apparently worthless to you by the same logic. There is research and trillions of dollars refuting you, so your argument is pretty damn weak.

As for the economics of the BAT token? Just lol. Scott Locklin is in charge of the economics research. He has a Phd in physics and built quantitative finance software. Your credential probably include being a broke crypto neet and judging by your posts you're also an insufferable bitcoin maximalist.

Yes the token was used for funding, but its also used for transacting. Which one is it? I have seen plenty of people say the token could be used on a centralized database while also crying about using bitcoin instead or crying about it being a funding token. Either way all I have seen was blind tribalism that is so autistic normies will never want to touch your neetcoins because all the autism scares them away.

[Anonymous No.11033627]

>>11033566
How much money have you lost on BAT? Feelsbad

[Anonymous No.11033665]

>>11033627
I think im only down $14,000. Im pretty close to my average price. Big swings on tiny movements. Not nearly as justd as i was thanks to zrx,btc,eth.

[Anonymous No.11033723]

>>11033627
BAT is shit

mfw haven't chosen SNIPS
>mfw i have no face

[Anonymous No.11033785]

>>11033513
With how low their market caps are, they actually might be a good investment. None of the top 500 projects deserves its price, except for the bitcoins and ETH

[Anonymous No.11034306]

Exchanges... As long as there is someone buying lmao.

Got eyes on BCIO coming up

[Anonymous No.11034674]

Monero - privacy is the single most valuable advantage over fiat.

Iota - solves the energy bottleneck, will solve the scaling bottleneck, and as of adoption, VW and Fujitsu are bringing iota powered products on the market Q1 2019. Also, the chairman of the world's most influential standardization committee (OMG - not the token) is actively shilling iota as the future standard of IoT.

Chainlink - if smart contracts should ever become more capable than issuing new shitcoins, then a solution like chainlink is necessary.

[Anonymous No.11035747]

>>11031423
Probably this. LINK XMR BTC ETH.
100k link
100 xmr
1 btc
32 eth
Godlike port

[yawn No.11036330]

>>11030881
Go use EOS, they delivered.

[Anonymous No.11037066]

>>11033222
Anon plz answer. Im filling in the form, should i lie about country or can usa participate

[Anonymous No.11037214]

>>11030881
>Fabric Token

[Anonymous No.11037232]

>>11030901
This. Not to mention built on top of an already-functioning revenue-generating payments company.