Imagine holding a browser plugin token

[Anonymous No.12743321]

Kek!

[Anonymous No.12743340]

yeah idk how people buy that shit. some people just cant think practically.

[Anonymous No.12743393]

>>12743321
I lost a whole $10 on it. I want a refund!

[Anonymous No.12743451]

It's a good browser tho

also

>practical
>crypto

loving every laugh

[Anonymous No.12743466]

>>12743451
Of course its a good browser its an almost exact copy of chrome

[Anonymous No.12743517]

>>12743466
Fair enough

[Anonymous No.12743678]

>>12743466
>chrome
>good browser

What a fucking faggot cuck bitch

[Anonymous No.12743750]

>>12743678
Yeah when you realize it’s trackng your every move it becomes disgusting but performance-wise it’s ok. Brave, in purging every vestige of google from it, leaves a very lean and quick browser-plus unlike in firefox I can rearrange my bookmarks on mobile. Having them in chronological order added instead of “however the fuck I want to arrange them” always triggered me

>full disclosure, I am fucking autistic

[Anonymous No.12743761]

>>12743321

Shut up man. I though it was a good buy. Nothing but great news for months and it just kept dumping. It's not fair! I'm done with this shit!

[Anonymous No.12744289]

>>12743761
The lowest it's ever been is $.07 or so, the highest like $.80; don't sell now you dummy, this is based on a real product and business so it'll take time to hit its stride. I hodl u hodl bro

[Anonymous No.12744542]

>>12743761
>>12744289
You guys are retarded. There was only 190 addresses in the ICO. You are getting whale dicked and you have no idea. I just feel bad for you.

[Anonymous No.12744823]

>>12744542
>Retarded

Um, rude? Like omg wow!

>190 addresses

Pill me on this, what’s the comparative turnout for some other ICO’s?

[Anonymous No.12744876]

>>12743321

Imagine thinking that a company called "brave" could take down arguably the largest company in the world in both terms of infrastructure and intellectual property.

> muh fag basher eich and le javascript

So you're telling me that a guy who got kicked out of his own company is going to do that?

k

[Anonymous No.12744895]

>>12743761
>>12744289
>>12744542
I work in a marketing firm in Pasadena (with branches all over the country) and the manager of this branch set aside $50k over a year ago to buy BAT so that when the marketing industry is severely competed with he'll have a segue into the Brave ad marketplace. He met with someone working for Brave (not that eichen guy) and was told that BAT is going to also be able to be spent on premium content (hulu subscriptions, netflix, pay-per webcam...)

Don't sell unless you desperately need hard cash right now, and don't expect any increase in price for another few years

[Anonymous No.12744907]

>>12744876
>take down
>doesn't realize businesses with opposing business models can simultaneously exist

[Anonymous No.12744940]

imagine holding shares of a shitty website

[Anonymous No.12744957]

>>12744895
>muh browser plugin token

[Anonymous No.12745036]

>>12744940
imagine not seeing this on your browser

>>12744957
then stick to litecoin and bitcoin cash and all the valueless cryptos if you think they have the best future
Why is BTC valuable?
>bc its decentralized and has an immutable ledger
No but why does BTC have monetary value?
>bc people pay for it
Why do they pay for it?
>so they can spend it
So it's valuable because people buy it, and people buy it because they think its valuable?
>yup

[Anonymous No.12745043]

>>12745036
>imagine not seeing this on your browser
meant to add this

[Anonymous No.12745087]

>>12744895
That’s probably bullshit but I believe it because it’s exactly what I want to hear

>>12744940
Speaking of that, Brave blocks autoplay on fagbook by default which is great, I’m sure the other browsers can do that as well but I’m too fucking lazy to go out of my way for 45 seconds to get that done

[Anonymous No.12745168]

>>12745087
>That’s probably bullshit
Nope I'm at work right now. If anyone gets mad at me for being on 4ch at work I'll just say I'm helping secure the company's investments

[Anonymous No.12745185]

>>12744895
proof?

[Anonymous No.12745291]

>>12744876
>kicked out of his own company

Nice non-sequitur, if it was a merit based termination that’d almost be a coherent statement

[Anonymous No.12745299]

>>12745036
>>12745043
>cope

BAT threads are looking more like FUN and REQ threads every day. Love it!

[Anonymous No.12745320]

>>12745185
Pic not from today, but great view here

>>12745299
>FUN
Lol ya advertising and ad-block software is as important as casino chips without a casino....

[Anonymous No.12745364]

>>12744907

> he doesn't realize that google could buy literally every lawyer and legislate them to death.

[Anonymous No.12745382]

>>12745291

>merit based termination

fucking christ what corporate hell hole did you crawl out of

> synergize

[Anonymous No.12745396]

>>12745382

You sound like you work at one of the big 4. Wouldn't be surprised if you did...

> tfw he has a business degree

[Anonymous No.12745492]

>>12745364
Legislate them to death?
>A new bill has been passed that says nobody can compete with Google Ads, and no company that uses cryptocurrency is able to enter the advertising market
Technically Congress has the Commerce Clause power to do that but that'll never happen
The only thing Google could do is not allow BAT plugins on Chrome, not allow BAT on YouTube, and not allow Brave on the appstore

[Anonymous No.12745581]

>>12745492

That's not how it works dum dum. Especially when Brin's company made billions from gov contracts. Tit for tat playa.

[Anonymous No.12745637]

>>12745492
Sir what is your BAT price prediction for 2019?

[Anonymous No.12745651]

>There are people dumb enough to bet against the power of the BBC (BigBrendnanCranium).

Stay poor.

[Anonymous No.12745832]

>>12745637
2019? Probably somewhere between $0.09 and $0.15
I'm not up to date with what they're currently doing, but I know that it's still in its early software release life cycle. Last I checked, they were (and probably still are) communicating and dealing with 3rd parties, which can takes years to complete. This is a HODL token, not a get-rich-quick token. Other cryptos don't need to deal with 3rd parties so their live release dates are quick (and most are already live and aren't succeeding)

>>12745581
>That's not how it works dum dum
Yes Congress has the power to legislate, and judicial branch can't legislate from the court. If over 2/3 vote, President doesn't have to sign. If under 2/3 vote, President has to sign. Not sure what legislation you're talking about. This isn't some Bezos-UPS tax exemption racket

[Anonymous No.12745866]

>>12745581
Honestly even if they did just what he said that’d be a potent maneuver. If Mcrosoft, Google and Apple all locked Brave out of their services it’d be a death blow unless the Brave devs are already considering that possibility and have some kind of contingency. However, m$ et al haven’t blacklisted adblock-capable browsers as far as I know so that could be a good sign they’re willing to play ball-but that’s still definitely something to look out for

[Anonymous No.12746237]

7600 sat in a month

[Anonymous No.12746311]

>>12746237
The bull run with BAT will happen after disclosure of all the people signed on to it. Nowhere near that time right now, but your post will be true in a year or two

[Anonymous No.12746329]

>>12746311
mark my words
expected bat run before HOT, very dissapointed in them
>bagholder cope

[Anonymous No.12746952]

>>12746329
Wut's HOT

[Anonymous No.12747301]

Archived thread suggested that March 12 is when the fledgling ad network goes live. I wonder if we can expect any big promotional events preceding that, I'd like to see more interviews with Eich. I like the idea of voluntarily supporting websites and individuals you enjoy and I wonder how the company is going to try and meme that culture into reality, and also if censorship will have any place in the BAT network. 4chan itself for example has long been struggling to find a replacement for J-list and other sponsors because of controversial content, and hundreds of millions of people are equipped with ad blockers now. A big question is how much a user gets for viewing an ad and how that's decided and how that evolves over time.

[Anonymous No.12747458]

>>12747301
>big promotional events
>interviews with Eich
>meme that culture into reality
For a browser and token whose purpose is advertisements, I'm sure they have something in the works

>A big question is how much a user gets for viewing an ad and how that's decided and how that evolves over time.
Not sure how they decide that. Most tokens are priced based solely on the most current ask price. If they're smart they'll advertise it close to launch, which is probably a while from now since they're still getting promoters and clients on board (like pewdipie and other youtubers, journalism/news websites, and twitter)
https://www.investinblockchain.com/brave-browser-cryptocurrency-tipping/

[Anonymous No.12748126]

>>12743321
Looks like somebody doesn’t have the “attention” to understand the “basic” functions of this “token”. I guess you could say you have zero “basic attention token”. Get rekted FAG.

[Anonymous No.12748144]

Lmao I love how these pajeets act like being natively built into a browser is a bad thing. Yet these same pajeets would nut their pants if Chrome or Firefox ever natively adopted their shitcoin of choice. Hypocrites make the worst fudders.

[Anonymous No.12749337]

>>12745866
Apple wont, there are far too many coincidences.

[Anonymous No.12749456]

>>12748144

This is the entirely true and can also be seen on Twitter where pathetic BTC maximalists cry to Brendan Eich over the use of BAT

It's like they want to discredit BAT, while at the same time trying to argue that their choice of shitcoin would have been a better BAT. Very sad doublethink from these pajeets.

[Anonymous No.12749496]

>>12744823
BAT raised the most amount of money with the least amount of purchasing addresses because their ICO was a shit show.

[Anonymous No.12749502]

>>12744895
>One guy
>50k
Anon I...That's unironically less than my shitcoin portfolio...

[Anonymous No.12749534]

>>12749502
I wouldn't assume that's all he has, 50k could be a small fraction of his

[Anonymous No.12749536]

>>12743321
legit kekd

[Anonymous No.12749588]

bat is a PIECE OF SHIT

[Anonymous No.12749642]

>>12749588
This is some of the weakest FUD in existence. Although it does trigger.

>>12749496
BATs under the graceful wings of the market manipulators. Profit is a given.

Apple Brave buy out incoming
https://www.twitter.com/andreasgal/status/958793119364870145
>Former Mozilla CTO
>Current CEO of silk labs an AI & machine learning company purchased by Apple. Has clout within Apple.

>BAT was for the longest time the only erc20 apple verified virtual currency.

[Anonymous No.12749665]

>>12749642

BAT is a PIECE OF SHIT