/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.19116434]

What's a coin or token that you hold a lot of, that is not popular on biz

[Anonymous No.19116473]

I unironically own 603 LTC

[Anonymous No.19116493]

>>19116434
unironically? bitcoin. sweet sweet bitcoin

[Anonymous No.19116504]

>>19116434
BAT.
Every time it's mentioned it gets shit on here.

[Anonymous No.19116523]

>>19116434
0xBTC

[Anonymous No.19116562]

BNK
fuckin kill me

[Anonymous No.19116582]

>>19116504
Didn't want to hear that, today was the day I finally gave in and started selling my bat to put into other projects

[Anonymous No.19116796]

>>19116523
I held a lot of 0x, made a tiny bit of profit, put everything into ANJ

[Anonymous No.19116834]

>>19116504
>>19116582
BAT is one of those painful projects that has a great team and idea hobbled by a token that fundamentally does not need to exist.

[Anonymous No.19116890]

FOAM, a project that gives zero fucks about its community or token price right now. Would not be surprised if an exit scam was happening as we speak but I've heard from some sources that they've just moved a lot of development into private

[Anonymous No.19116894]

>>19116834
The problem is once you take a punt on a project you become emotionally detached, you can no longer see the project objectively

I believe, with the popularity of Brave and the increasing popularity of crypto that in a year or two a bat token could be worth £5-15, which would make me a lot of money on my investment

But if I ask someone who is neutral they will say it's a waste of time and I should put that money in something else

[Anonymous No.19116917]

>>19116894
Emotionally attached*

[Anonymous No.19116920]

Decred. Holding since 2017.

I am waiting for God to take me now.

[Anonymous No.19117061]

>>19116473
I like litecoin

[Anonymous No.19117086]

Obyte

[Anonymous No.19117106]

Pivx

[Anonymous No.19117114]

One,ftm,peculium...

[Anonymous No.19117127]

TNC

[Anonymous No.19117187]

UOS. If they deliver will be rich

[Anonymous No.19117229]

>>19117187
ultra or uos network?

[Anonymous No.19117241]

>>19117086
>>19117106
>>19117114
>>19117187
>>19117127
How do you not succumb to the pressures of putting that money, assuming it's a decent amount, into a more popular/'promising' project

[Anonymous No.19117258]

>>19116473
my man

[Anonymous No.19117284]

>>19116473
I held litecoin for a while, not because I liked or believed in the project but simply because I believe during the next golden bull run normies will flood to coinbase, see btc is 30k, think they've missed the boat and instead put money into eth and ltc

[Anonymous No.19117287]

chainlink

[Anonymous No.19117295]

>>19117241

It is a decent amount, but I have a lot more in normiecoins so no pressure.

If i had to hold only one coin to hold for a year it'd be BTC or ETH.

[Anonymous No.19117381]

>>19116834
Partly agree.
I'm optimistically cynical and believe that almost every major crypto project will pump at some point in time because the market is an unregulated clown fiesta.
When it does, i'll get out.

>>19116894
Yea, i'm certainly attached to the idea behind Brave and the proposed ability to purchase VPN subscriptions with BAT etc.
However as an investment vehicle, i'd probably have more luck paying into a failing pension fund.

Who knows bros, maybe the slow and steady bet will win out. Chainlink was (still is) a fucking laughing stock for 3 years, propped up by a good idea.

Hold and see.

[Anonymous No.19117407]

Picture very much related.

[Anonymous No.19117422]

XIO. This coin has already made me a fair amount of money and it’s barely begun to run. It’s cap is less than $1m and a bunch of other anons are starting to notice it too.

Check it out, it’s legit, just very early.

[Anonymous No.19117443]

>>19117381
I just wish I had more money to spread around, there's just too many promising projects

[Anonymous No.19118372]

0xMR and VYA

[Anonymous No.19118520]

Fucking XLM, you retards you retards really need to look into it more.

[Anonymous No.19118787]

>>19116434
BRAP

[Anonymous No.19118940]

>>19118520
Give us something, what do you see in xlm

Eos intrigues me because I know chinks love it

[Anonymous No.19118967]

FTM

[Anonymous No.19119173]

>>19116434
I have 28k omg

Yesterday was fun

The 2 years prior.... not so much

[Anonymous No.19119180]

>>19116434
WeOwn

[Anonymous No.19119192]

>>19118940
Fast, cheap and scaleable already, it's consistently doing the largest transaction volume daily. Probably one of the top teams in the field, they've hired 50+ people in the last year. They have staying power, they are well funded and regulatory compliant from the start. So much coming for it too, Starlight lightning channels, ZkVm private transactions, Nodle smart contracts, Vega witch Jed has said will be the biggest crypto use case so far coming soon. Honestly DYOR this is all superficial stuff if you don't understand it.

[Anonymous No.19119205]

>>19116434
LINK

[Anonymous No.19119219]

>>19118940
XLMs logo is a rocket, and rockets go up so the value should go up.

[Anonymous No.19119245]

>>19119192
Sounds good to me, if you try to be unbiased/neutral how many do you recommend I hold

And what prices do you hope to see in the next 1-2 years

[Anonymous No.19119256]

>>19116434
MRPH

[Anonymous No.19119339]

>>19116434

Nerva

for some reason /biz/ always hated it

[Anonymous No.19119357]

X(?)A

[Anonymous No.19119362]

>>19119245
I hold around 50K which is about 20% of my folio, other 40% being BTC and 20% ETH. Honestly this is a loong play, the supply is obviously big and there's more to come but they are seriously pushing the barrier for adoption and use cases. This is an investment in the value of the network,so when this market becomes less speculation and more utility I think this will be poised to be massive. Probably going to be more in the 2-5 year range.

[Anonymous No.19119399]

>>19119219
They changed it a year ago for very good reason https://www.stellar.org/blog/announcing-the-new-stellar-logo

[Anonymous No.19119484]

NOIA. Waiting for Microsoft announcement.

[Anonymous No.19119514]

>>19119245
They've got so much going on it's impossible to relay it all in a biz post, start here https://www.stellar.org/

[Anonymous No.19119791]

>>19116434

[Anonymous No.19119855]

>>19119399
Was about to sell everything but thats the only good reason to change a crypto logo.

[Anonymous No.19119887]

>>19119855
The rocket was good for memes but it was shit if they ever wanted to be taken seriously

[Anonymous No.19119889]

>>19116434
Erg 4ever

[Anonymous No.19119896]

>>19118940
Its a project to make international transactions easier and cheaper. Built by the cofounder of XRP with the same code except a few security changes and a different purpose. Downside is that its a centralised coin because the SDF owns a large portion of the coins. Also, people report that it shouldnt moon because the point of XLM is to be cheap enough to pay for transactions. Aprox. .0001 XLM or something like that

[Anonymous No.19119969]

>>19117229
Ultra

[Anonymous No.19120086]

>>19119896
t. Forms his views by reading uniformed comments on biz

For a start the codebase is almost entirely different now, it's been over five years of separate development. The network itself is now totally decentralized, it can now be run without the main SDF validators online and there are more and more corporate and community validators coming on. The supply is centralized in the hands of the SDF but that's the case with any crypto where the founder has a large cut of the supply. Only Stellar is probably the least likely to abuse the funds they have https://www.stellar.org/foundation/mandate

[Anonymous No.19120098]

LOKI, CX

[Anonymous No.19120102]

>>19116434
Namecoin, check out what tor is doing with it

[Anonymous No.19120122]

cardano ADA

[Anonymous No.19120131]

>>19117443
Yeah.
>>19116434
Dash

[Anonymous No.19120187]

>>19119192
XLM looks nice but I don't know man. You do make good points I'll look into it more.
>>19116504
BAT looks okay, remember it has Brandon Eich behind hit. The creator of Javascript and co-founder of Firefox or whatever. He's also one of the few people to step up against google. I'd say it's good for a long term hold. It does have some roadblocks that need sorting.

[Anonymous No.19120219]

[Anonymous No.19120254]

200k RLC. Not sure why it's unpopular when it's easily the most developed.

[Anonymous No.19120285]

>>19120187
>>19116504
I really like BAT too, don't hold any but been using Brave for over 6 months and have built up a 200 stack, just waiting for a way to withdraw without Uphold. Even still I'll probably hold it for a few years

[Anonymous No.19120336]

Saga, want to hold a bit on stable coins, live in a Euro economy and dont trust USD based ones cause americans are truly retarded.

There are no popular EUR stable coins, but I really liked the idea of one backed by the same weights as the international monetary funds (SDR).

Not a crypto that will shoot up in price though

[Anonymous No.19120381]

>>19116434
bnb

[Anonymous No.19120393]

MYTH only because I got in on two airdrops. Never selling.

[Anonymous No.19120412]

What about VeChain? Solid idea, good tech and gaining support...albeit very slowly..

[Anonymous No.19120428]

>>19120285
And I think it's safe to assume that millions of tokens are going to be lost forever, I have probably 500 over a few devices in my house, none have validated wallets or whatever it is, when a device dies, or you switch back to chrome or whatever then chances are those tokens are lost forever

Millions of people have downloaded brave, a good percentage will enable tokens, and a good percentage of them will lose interest, not bother to validate, and eventually move to a new device

How much that will impact price I don't know. You also have to imagine how Brave will evolve in the coming years, add features and different types of adverts or whatever

[Anonymous No.19120451]

TRB, MRPH and xbase

[Anonymous No.19120479]

>>19116434
OGN aka origin protocol. Seems like a great idea to me and has a great team and investors from youtube, reddit, paypal, all the normie shit. Theoretically if it takes off it could undercut Uber, Airbnb, and all the big "app industries" that make shit tons of money but don't really need to exist.

I currently hold 10,000 OGN tokens and I plan on holding until it's worth either 5 BTC or $500,000 whichever comes first

[Anonymous No.19120497]

The other 20% of my folio is NEX. It's the only exchange that is doing something totally different from the others and has set itself up for the future of exchange regulations. The exchange is fully non custodial whilst having the performance of a CEX. The token is the first registered security token in Europe, which grant's dividends of the exchanges profit when you stake your tokens. Very low supply of 50m with millions already staked for 2 years. The first exchange to do fully non custodial non wrapped BTC trading which is a huge technological achievement, the tech they are developing is huge. This is another long play that get's shit on here as the exchange is still very much in development and probably won't have much volume for another year or so.

[Anonymous No.19120547]

>>19120428
Yea the potential for lost tokens is pretty huge actually. It's already one of the most adopted crypto's in a way, they are constantly getting more users and I personally don't see me switching back to chrome. Looks good to me I have been thinking about getting some.

[Anonymous No.19120560]

>>19116434
31 million Holo