/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.54610114]

I hold AVAX but it's very telling that there are no AVAX threads rn, shills don't work on weekends. Check the daily posts count on this board if you don't trust me, there's an abnormal lack of activity here on weekends, which started happening in early 2020

[Anonymous No.54610218]

>>54610114
Why do you hold AVAX?

[Anonymous No.54610342]

>>54610114
Yep, no offense, to your holdings, but there are so many red flags with AVAX, the shilling is absolutely inorganic, weird and cringe as fuck. It’s like every AVAX holding is a 15yr old. AVAX thread read differently than any other thread at any given time. It’s troubling

[Anonymous No.54610347]

>>54610114
And the fact that there isn’t 6 or seven shills in here right now- with the ‘I hold AVAX nigger’ or loli trading faggots already in this thread says it all

[Anonymous No.54611307]

>>54610342
I hold a decent amount of AVAX but worry that shills are shilling it inorganically. But from what I’ve seen, the tech is very sound and founder seems very intelligent. Other than the marketing concerns, are there any red flags I should be weary of?

[Anonymous No.54611327]

I just woke up you fucking nigger. I'm also not a shill, just a holder who likes to make threads.

[Anonymous No.54611458]

yes it's extremely disconcerting. if i see one more racist avax shill im going to sell my entire stack

[Anonymous No.54611500]

>>54610342
avax has always been a /biz/ coin. it was shilled at 3$ in 2020

[Anonymous No.54611549]

>>54610114
The truth is that 99% of the alts never recover, and this one will be no different.
After all those scandals, fake partnerships, outages, the already outdated tech and the name and color they chose... It's been one of the worse performing L1's of 22/23.

[Anonymous No.54611691]

>>54610114
Avax will be $1000+

[Anonymous No.54611739]

>>54611549
cope. institutional subnets are here
https://twitter.com/Avax/status/1646177765211930625

[Anonymous No.54612034]

AVAXbros, why did the number of active adresses on the C-Chain increase by 35k in 3 weeks?

[Anonymous No.54612046]

>>54610114
Should have bought hbar and fantom

[Anonymous No.54612093]

there is no such thing as paid AVAX shills on /biz/, Emin doesnt believe or care about Marketing towards the dregs of society.
The only marketing that is happening is toward Wallstreet and Tradfi institutions who will stake insane amounts of AVAX for their Subnets.
like you think with Customers, users and usecases like this he has to shill Avalanche on this shitty board full of poorfags that is filled with pictures of dicks on the weekend? get real man

[Anonymous No.54612098]

>>54610114
Have you ever actually used AVAX or do you just hold it on Coinbase or something? Avax is literally just a website

[Anonymous No.54612105]

>>54611549
The only alt that ever recovered against bitcoin is doge

[Anonymous No.54612108]

>>54612098
>Have you ever actually used AVAX
most of /biz/ is clueless brainlets that have no clue what DeFi is, how it works or how to get a decent yield. of course they dont use Avalanche how its meant to and hold the coins on exchanges doing nothing with it.
best thing about Avalanche is that it doesnt depend on retards like this to make it.

[Anonymous No.54612144]

>>54612108
>most of /biz/ is clueless brainlets that have no clue what DeFi is,
AVAX has the worst yields in all of DeFi:

https://yieldsamurai.com/

Use the "Platforms" filter and give me one with worse yields. Protip: you can't.
I agree that AVAX solved the blockchain trilemma, whereas shit like Polygon, Fantom, BSC and Arbitrum are centralized scams, but that's exactly why all of my yield farming happens on those centralized scams, while AVAX is the coin I'm stacking
>t. 20k, up from 15k, down from 80k at the top of the market. ICO buyer.

[Anonymous No.54612150]

>t.ICP niggers thread

Wtf is wrong with this people? Why the fud everything relentlessly?

[Anonymous No.54612226]

>>54612144
>https://yieldsamurai.com/
>shitsite doesnt even list everything
top kek

[Anonymous No.54612272]

>>54612150
No one talked about ICP roachie kek

[Anonymous No.54612277]

>>54612226
>shitsite doesnt even list everything
I can see pangolin, aave and trader joe on avalanche.
Why would they list yeti or some other crap with non-doxxed founders.
Or some unproven garbage like platypus that would just get hacked again in a month?
I'd never deposit anything on there anyways.
I'm only missing yield yak, but afaik they don't have on-chain determinism of yields, so it can't be compared to others / listed anyway.

Name 1 defi service on avalanche that's not a sketchy uniswap v2 copy+paste with anon owners that has yields anywhere near those on Polygon or Arbitrum.

Just one. You can't anon, that's the thing.

I probably have more AVAX than you. I just think your shilling sucks because you're shilling the wrong aspects of the coin. DeFi on AVAX is absolutely pathetic and you should up your game.

[Anonymous No.54612286]

>>54612144
What the fuck is yieldsamurai you mongoloid cocksucker, just use defillama like a normal person

[Anonymous No.54612288]

>>54611500
Kda was shilled here at like $1. Doesn't mean kadena was/is or ever will be a biz coin.
AVAX is a turkroach coin, cry and seethe more.

[Anonymous No.54612310]

>>54612286
I'd use DL if they offered an API.
I track my stablecoin pools programmatically.
And I haven't used AVAX for my stablecoins in more than a year.

[Anonymous No.54612319]

>>54612144
It hasn't "solved" anything, it has made trade offs.

[Anonymous No.54612334]

>>54611458
hey nigger we don't care about your 4 digit poorfolio

[Anonymous No.54612350]

>>54612277
brainlet take
>You can't anon
I can but why should I dilute my pools and give free alfa to brainlets?

[Anonymous No.54612369]

>>54610114
i have 1000 AVAX and 30k USDC
i get 20% apy on both on them on trusted platforms
comfy

[Anonymous No.54612385]

>>54610114
I’m sorry you had to find out this way. Look friend, if you’re not buying BTC, Eth or Link, you’re probably getting bamboozled by some shills. Many such cases.

[Anonymous No.54612472]

>>54612288
you know it was because of all the memes

[Anonymous No.54612481]

>>54612472
oh how the times have changed

[Anonymous No.54612534]

>>54612319
>it has made trade offs
It has made the least amount of trade offs out of all of crypto.
I has insane throughput and I, a pleb, can easily support a node.
>>54612350
>I can but why should I dilute my pools and give free alfa to brainlets?
No worries anon, no need to dilute your 50% APR on a rugpull uniswap v2 fork, while established and backed services like quickswap/spookyswap/pancake offer more.

[Anonymous No.54612659]

>>54611549
god i hate Bulgaria.

[Anonymous No.54612797]

>>54612534
you are clueless

[Anonymous No.54614150]

>>54612277
>defi on avalanche is pathetic
exactly why its performing so badly. It will languish until the foundation sets up another AVAX rush incentive program or some shit like that. Avalanche/AVAX have always seemed to move a bit out of sync with the broader market - consolidating while everything pumps, then pumping while everything else consolidates. But as of yet there is no fundamental reason or hype for projects to build on avalanche vs arbitrum. Arbitrum is the shiny new toy in town, all the cool kids want to play with it while its novel and fresh.

[Anonymous No.54614258]

>>54614150
>Arbitrum
centralized

[Anonymous No.54614468]

>>54612369
Kek. Get your Reddit account ready for when your 20% site goes bankrupt. Biz niggers never learn. Biz niggers never learn. There is no such thing as 20%

[Anonymous No.54614476]

>>54614150
As a protocol Avalanche (And arguably every proper L1) is significantly better than Arbiturm.

L2s train is 100% ETH maxis/whales tribalism and empty hype. The protocols atm are the worst protocols on the market, Current L2s are arguably worse than XRP from security, performance and decentralization perspective (As well as economical considering governance tokens are useless). They most unfortunate thing is Ethereum community completely losing their ethics and values in attempt to protect their bag biases.

You've to understand something, Ethereum future trajectory depends on L2s being a valid narrative after they basically gave up on any attempt to scale or improve the protocol on-chain (Technical debt is a bitch tho so it's understandable), Thus ETH whales *MUST* throw money into empty promises in order to maintain the illusion (I'd argue that 90-95% of the money on Arbitrum is Maxis money). Ethereum can never compete with properly designed protocols in term of upgradability pace, It's a losing battle, And that's why Ethereum took the most retarded and broken path to scale, A path that if proven correct will be the only path Ether could possibly take in order to maintain dominance over long period of time. Btw, Avalanche could serve as a better L2 settlement layer, The only thing missing is network effect, Which isn't quite high all things considered (People like to talk about the mythical Ethereum network effect but forget that Crypto as a whole is tiny, Current network effect is miniscule in the large scheme of things, Barely even valid argument).

[Anonymous No.54614859]

>>54610114
I've noticed this as well, no general during weekends ever
in 2021 there were a few but they weren't made by the original shillposters
Kevin was called out for buying twitter followers / shills which was extremely cringe

[Anonymous No.54614914]

>>54611307
no shit lmfao haven't you seen our fucking general threads for the past year and a half
nobody has discussion about anything anymore, there are like 2 real anons the rest are unironically pajeets and bots
>>54612093
dumb cunt
emin and kevin alongside other core members were frequent posters in early threads, check the archives. you can tell from the way they type and talk, retarded damage control jeet
>>54612144
based, but it's for a reason
all those other L1's are scams and they rely on scam yields like anchor protocol
they inevitably fail
that said stacking avax is the only play, the ecosystem is so fucking ass

[Anonymous No.54615004]

>>54612277
based
>>54612350
>>free alfa
just stop responding if you don't wish to participate in discussion
you're like the guys that doesn't want to talk about business ideas in fear that someone will steal your idea.
newsflash nigger, your idea isn't special and has been thought of / created by hundreds to thousands of other individuals.
>>54612288
hello mister 1pbtid
Kda was shilled here at 14c
It is canonically a /biz/ coin just like avax and link are
>>54612481
if pangolin was backed by suzhu and sifu, and danielesesta a literal italian mafia member i'm sure they would also be #1

[Anonymous No.54615070]

kek why does this shit add baka when I sage and say ffs

[Anonymous No.54615559]

>>54612319
yea I'm thinking I'll take a ~5% reduction in the byzantine liveness threshold and a rather high but ultimately arbitrary node stake requirement in order to have an 80% safety threshold, decouple throughput from the number of nodes in the network, to remove consensus as a bottleneck for said throughput, and to have sub second finality kek
From an engineering perspective that's called problem solved.

[Anonymous No.54615962]

no one is using avax as a dev, this shit is dao like ftm

[Anonymous No.54615969]

>>54615962
*doa whatever
-18% btw hahahahah what a turd

[Anonymous No.54615996]

>>54614468
I get real yields from GMX you moron

[Anonymous No.54616949]

>>54614468
>There is no such thing as 20%
I literally linked yieldsamurai, which I use to move my stables, and have averaged 30% this year alone, with the highest risk being holding USDP which is still fucking great.
I even ignore USDT.

[Anonymous No.54617271]

https://twitter.com/avaxto/status/1647706851046301698
Someone is subnettttttttinnng
182,000 vaxies locked in

[Anonymous No.54617332]

Is Periods of Instability, the newest AvalancheGO update feature, stolen?

Here’s what’s alleged:

- DSLA Protocol submitted a proposal for funding a multi-blockchain halt weekends to Emin
- Emin loved the idea and encouraged them to provide all the info they could so he could appraise the project in full
- Weeks go by; no feedback from Emin
- Suddenly, all contact is broken off
- The next day, a regression in OperationTx verification introduced during a refactor of the X-Chain is announced
- DSLA Protocol, fearing the worst, launch by building their own Arbitrum Uniswap fork
- AVAX team and delayed Block Acceptance devs start gaslighting the community, by first lying that DSLA Protocol is a scam, then pretending Brief Periods of Instability doesn’t exist
- AvalancheGOv1.9.15 launches, taking down Avalanche and crashing the price from $18.2 to $18.07
- DSLA Protocol accelerate integration with StarkNet to mitigate the risk of being stuck on Avalanche and the apparent risk it now entails
- DSLA Protocol rapidly iterates, integrating additional blockchains such as Boba, and other L2 Blockchains to mitigate the risk of being stuck with Avalanche and the apparent risk it now entails

Can anyone refute these claims? What’s most concerning is DSLA Protocol is clearly the better app and the DSLA team are certainly smarter and harder working, so the allegations are entirely plausible.

I think AVAX holders deserve an explanation.

[Anonymous No.54617376]

>>54617332
This looks like a variant of the Zero exchange schizopost lmao

[Anonymous No.54617414]

Sad that it took a CT influencer to pump this…

[Anonymous No.54617465]

>>54617414
why is it pumping? what did i miss

[Anonymous No.54617476]

>>54617414
I thought it was the subnet - someone locked in 3.6 million dollarrs worth of Avax into a subnet about an hour ago.

[Anonymous No.54617497]

>>54617465
Couple of Twitterniggers tweeted about it

[Anonymous No.54617515]

>crashing the price from $18.20 to $18.07
kek

[Anonymous No.54617534]

>>54611307
The founder is about legit as it gets tech wise.
But the ethics surrounding Avax are kind of questionable...does it matter? Not to me really. History will be the judge to see if some of the stuff ever backfires.
I don't really care either way. But am happy to observe.
Actually, thinking about it for another moment I'd actually say I'm biased towards Avax succeeding since it's better and easier for me to have more non-ghost chains to make money on.

[Anonymous No.54617549]

>>54617271
Avax will stand in heaven.

[Anonymous No.54617556]

>>54612144
Wireless mouse. What's the problem? Saved yourself a few buckarinos.
Avax is alright but the fees are a bit rough for people who make a ton of transactions.
It's amazing compared to Eth, but I'm a bit spoiled by ultra centralized evm chains basically subsidizing and giving me free transactions I guess...

[Anonymous No.54617561]

>>54610114
Has AVAX supply exploded since the last pump or something? is that why it's so hard to pump?

[Anonymous No.54617572]

>>54617561
Supply is way higher than a year ago, yes

[Anonymous No.54617579]

>>54617414
>>54617497
Which ones, i havent bought enough yet FFS.

[Anonymous No.54617585]

>>54617534
historically speaking, the biggest scammers in crypto were always the fakest ones. Emin and Avalabs being brutal is a breadth of fresh air, Vitalik was like this pre 2019 (Worse i'd argue) before he became a whales puppet.

[Anonymous No.54617593]

>>54617572
>es
is there a chart for this somewhere?

[Anonymous No.54617606]

>>54617556
C-Chain is the liquidity hub, TXs will probably average at $1-3 during the next bull, Which isn't exactly a bad thing.

Subnets are where the sub $0.01 txs happen.

[Anonymous No.54617607]

>>54617414
lmao scam pump paid for by emin
fake as hell like everything else with this chain

[Anonymous No.54617621]

>>54617593
https://messari.io/asset/avalanche/charts/supply/general

[Anonymous No.54617659]

>>54617585
Vitalik? Eh, he was surrounded and manipulated by some hardcore scammers like Charles and every other early Eth founder. And maybe he's a touch interested in money and not some pure saint like Satoshi is at least thought to be... But I dunno about a scammer.
Emin is an interesting character either way. He always used to own all the old school btc maxis on his blog. It was quite funny.

[Anonymous No.54617699]

>>54617606
Yeah, I just make a ton of tx so it costs add up a lot. Also your validators or whoever are extremely good at arbing and keeping your pairs inline with the wider market. To the point where I'm curious if anyone know why it's so sharp in that sense. It seems harder than average to get some positive slippage here and there when compared to other chains.
Actually Bnbchain is even harder by a long shot now that I think about it. So it's not really an 'Avax' thing. Probably just validators not leaving free money around for scrubs like myself kek.

[Anonymous No.54617717]

>>54617621
yikes

[Anonymous No.54617738]

>>54617659
I meant that Vitalik was rather aggressive with his takes against vaporwares and scammers. Similar to Emin although less blunt with his mannerism

[Anonymous No.54617886]

>>54617738
Ah, yeah. I agree then for sure.

[Anonymous No.54617925]

>>54610114
>shills don't work on weekends
>not a single fucking avax shill in the entire thread
wew lad, you were not lying

[Anonymous No.54618101]

>>54617534
>>54617585
have you never heard emint speak before or something? He's nothing more than a figurehead, it's very evident from the countless times he's been intellectually dishonest.
Listen to how Sir gay and Ari Jew speak and note the differences.

[Anonymous No.54618133]

>>54618101
let me guess he called out a project you have an emotional attachment to for what it is

[Anonymous No.54618170]

>>54618133
I don't hold emotional attachment to any investment because i'm not 12.
Being in crypto longer than 2 cycles gives you an ability to identify scammers, and Emin is a fraud.
>>Hey guys I found this really interesting research paper by team rocket
>>Oh nvm that was actually me and my team
Open your eyes, if you are even capable.

[Anonymous No.54618233]

>>54618170
>guy makes groundbreaking discovery in distributed systems
this proves he is a scammer!

being in crypto longer than 2 cycles doesnt really do much for you if your brain has delay

[Anonymous No.54618594]

>>54618101
I read his blog as far back as like 2013-2014ish.
He did a lot of original research and really is an '31337h4X0r' from time when that was not a phrase dripping with irony. I wouldn't be surprised if he was one of the people who berated me and called me a sciptkiddie(well deserved desu) in the mid-90s on IRC...he's literally an OG of the internet itself imo based on everything I've seen and heard(yes, I'm pretty old now).
>Listen to how Sir gay and Ari Jew speak and note the differences.
Ari is possibly a higher level of autism in his specific niches and fields...maybe. Different vibe for sure and beyond me to compare, honestly.
Sergey not even close to either of them technically imo. And I've "known"(not on a personal level) Sergey since the NXT days and was pretty involved in that shitshow just because I always believed and was interested in PoS(despite the obvious flaws in NXT it actually was fun to have something real to use).

[Anonymous No.54618612]

>>54618594
By OG of the internet itself I mean like when people actually started using it in the 90s. Not like he was building out arpanet or anything lol

[Anonymous No.54618646]

>>54618612
I assume he was on BBSs at least given he's a bit older than I and I was. He might have even actually been on some form of arpanet/internet before the web was a thing...maybe using email or usenet or something pre-web. But he's not that old that it could have been much more than that I don't think lol.

[Anonymous No.54618817]

My only fear for AVAX is Emin creating many enemies for himself for being an autist. Instead of being diplomatic he calls out shit projects, and that's why it is the most hated coin by many pajeets.

[Anonymous No.54619183]

>>54617534
Could you expand on the questionable ethics related to avax? Is it the goal itself that’s questionable or some of their marketing practice? I guess I’ve been out of the loop longer than I thought

[Anonymous No.54619386]

>>54619183
Ehhh, it's not too bad really. I'd probably take back the 'questionable ethics' comment since it's is probably too harsh. Especially for crypto, the nature of the US, and this decade.
But I'm mostly I mean some of the Kyle Roche stuff like
https://www.law.com/americanlawyer/2022/09/12/embattled-crypto-lawyer-kyle-roche-confronts-the-rules-of-professional-conduct/
Maybe some of the paid shilling dependent on how extensive it really is. Although I personally find it entertaining and like the posts here. Especially Ava-Chan desu. So I'd much rather have it all than not have it since as a whole the content is better than like 98% of /biz/shit anyway. But overall I don't really know how deep the rabbit hole goes outside of /biz/ either.
And then I think I remember a one or two minor inconsequential bullshit dramas on twitter about what amounts to probably nothing, but I honestly can't be arsed to actually follow any of that so it could just all be noise.
Personally I don't care about any of that, and none of it makes me trust or respect the project as a whole any less really(although Kyle is a fucking character and a half in those videos kek). But that's probably what people would come up with I'm guessing.

[Anonymous No.54619459]

>>54618594
Emin Gün Sirer has a remarkable backstory.
Born into wealth in Turkey, he attended a prestigious private glowschool before pursuing a top-tier education in the United States.
It was there that he conducted pioneering research in the field of computer science and distributed systems.
An intriguing aspect of Emin's early work was his involvement with torrents. He advocated for a payment system that rewarded users for seeding content (based), which led him to explore the concept of digital money.
In 2003, he developed a system called "Karma", but the incomplete technology stack prevented it from gaining traction.
However, his claim that the government was uninterested in digital money is easily disprovable if you dig a bit.
Emin later joined the "Satoshi" group, working on Bitcoin, and became a prominent figure around it (selfish mining etc.)
He went on and co-founded IC3, a research group focused on blockchain technology seated in Cornell and the (((Technion))) in Israel, and alongside Ari Juels, became a thought leader in the industry.
EGS and IC3 contributed in the development of Ethereum and he was present during the DAO hack finding the exploit at line 666.
When IC3 encountered the Oracle Problem, the Juels team began researching it, which ultimately led to the involvement of Sergey Nazarov to bring it to Market.
In 2018 and after the Ethereum congestion, Emin was assigned to "Team Rocket", where he, Ted Yin, Kevin Sekniqi, and other hidden members worked on the Avalanche Consensus Protocol. They found the Proof and Ava Labs was founded and Emin was made the CEO.

[Anonymous No.54620247]

>>54619459
>In 2018 and after the Ethereum congestion, Emin was assigned to "Team Rocket", where he, Ted Yin, Kevin Sekniqi, and other hidden members worked on the Avalanche Consensus Protocol.
why does emin always refer to "Team Rocket" in 3rd person when he talks about how they discovered the new consensus protocol which solved the blockchain trilemma?

[Anonymous No.54620329]

>>54620247
legal reasons

[Anonymous No.54620778]

>>54620329
is 300 avax gonna let me comfortably retire?

[Anonymous No.54620986]

>>54619459
>An intriguing aspect of Emin's early work was his involvement with torrents. He advocated for a payment system that rewarded users for seeding content (based), which led him to explore the concept of digital money.
>In 2003, he developed a system called "Karma", but the incomplete technology stack prevented it from gaining traction.
I had heard a bit about some much earlier crypto-type e-money work but wasn't aware of the details. That is pretty based actually. Funnily enough like a a couple of days a go I went on a big multipost rant in some IPFS thread about how I wished this existed but all the pieces of the files were encrypted and and could you basically pay for liveliness. That's cool that he was working on something along those lines so early.
>
He went on and co-founded IC3, a research group focused on blockchain technology seated in Cornell and the (((Technion))) in Israel, and alongside Ari Juels, became a thought leader in the industry.
My own personal ignorance of Turkish names(for whatever reason the only Turkish name I can think of off the top of my head would be something like Kemal Ataturk, just never have had much exposure to Turks I guess) actually lead me to believe for probably like what, 7 or 8 years that Emin was Israeli due to all the articles with Israelis and blog post collabs.
My own admitted ignorance and nepotistic sterotyping kind of bit me in the ass there. I think I even mentioned something about him being Israeli in a crypto context not on /biz/ where I was just meaning to casually state it as a fact to in a convo, but probably came off as a weird and random antisemetic jab or something even though that was definitely not what I was meaning at the time at all kek
Not sure I think he's a glowie desu. But I appreciate that you've done your research and it helps me fill in a lot of gaps. And I can see where you're coming from at least in the sense that it's a pedigree that presumably would be attractive to glow recruiters.

[Anonymous No.54621005]

>>54619459
very well said
never liked or trusted any of these pedophiliac kikes but they will make me extremely wealthy.
all future infrastructure will be on the blockchain, just like during the dotcom shift, it doesn't make it any less of a scam.
satan's handywork, this technology stolen and altered from civilizations of the past, gods creation, inverted and put into a negative frequency
God only has one real currency, and that is gold/silver/bronze

[Anonymous No.54621079]

>>54618101
>have you never heard emint speak before or something? He's nothing more than a figurehead, it's very evident from the countless times he's been intellectually dishonest.
lmao confirmed retard or you're being dishonest on purpose.
Emin is old-school and is the real deal. He's considered an elite haxxor for a reason.

[Anonymous No.54621147]

>>54620986
>lead me to believe for probably like what, 7 or 8 years that Emin was Israeli
kek, yeah your jewdar definitely needs a tune-up

[Anonymous No.54621175]

Emin is a proud Indian man. There is a vishnu living on a C-Chain.

[Anonymous No.54621493]

>>54620986
Emin isnt just a regular literally who Turk, hes a (((Turk)))
>Not sure I think he's a glowie
of course he glows, he couldnt glow more.

>>54621005
>God only has one real currency, and that is gold/silver/bronze
not true, the currency of the universe is debt.

[Anonymous No.54621649]

>>54612534
>it has insane throughput
It sure does, future of finance

[Anonymous No.54621728]

>>54619459
After all of this genius innovation, emin didn’t want to let the protocol speak for itself, with just a few phone calls and a few 10’s of millions in early seed AVAX coins, emin had one of the best crooked lawyers in emerging crypto law- thinking back to his Turkish roots. Emin remembered a quote from his roach father- ‘if I can’t invent it, I will steal it!’ Emin proclaimed with a tin foil hat on his head. Unfortunately Kyle was a narcissist and pretty dumb and allowed himself to get video taped saying illegal shit and implicating emin as a CEO not confident in his project. Red flag up the fucking ass. Thankfully emin has smoothed it over by just lying about the whole episode

[Anonymous No.54621763]

>>54621728
Invents something innovative. Wants to steal less innovative tech from competitors. Nigga what? Steal what exactly? Lmao

[Anonymous No.54621786]

>>54621763
Emin literally got caught stealing internal communications turned over in discovery from Kyle roche’s frivolous lawsuits. Absolutely cringe levels of small dick energy.

[Anonymous No.54622028]

>>54621493
Do not be deceived, usury is not an invention of god, and is even considered an ultimate sin in the bible
It comes from the synagogue of satan

[Anonymous No.54622280]

>>54621147
Yeah, it's kind of ridiculous but I just assumed since so many of the blog posts were done with a dude from Technion, and maybe one of the other postdocs might have been as well(hard to remember), and that his vaguely middle eastern sounding name must of have meant he was from there as well.
Euros are a lot more familiar with Turkish people in general I think than people on the other side of the pond. I don't think I really never knew any Turkish people despite growing up in a really multicultual place. So it's just not something I considered.
Probably a lot of mixed genetics from the Ottoman days over the perhaps too(random speculation again on my part lol)
>>54621175
Matic vs Avax now for the Indian subcontent.
Actually I was thinking Avax should be able to beat Matic in the longer run. But one thing that makes it less of a sure thing imo is the off chance that India goes through a crazy economic boom for the next 10 years and 1.4 billion people just start plowing all their rupees into MATIC and crypto becomes some kind of nationalistic endevour...kind of half joking here kek
>>54621493
Anything is possible...

[Anonymous No.54622315]

>>54620986
>actually lead me to believe for probably like what, 7 or 8 years that Emin was Israeli due to all the articles with Israelis and blog post collabs.

Probably related to the college he visited in Turkey, it's literally the #1 US-Jewish school in the whole middle east: https://website.robcol.k12.tr/en/home-page

Maybe Emin is even a Sabbatena crypto Jew like Ataturk, wouldn't surprise me to be honest: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabbateans

>>54621786
Imagine still unironically believing this cringe low IQ lie, lmaooooooo

[Anonymous No.54622319]

>>54620778
You need a suicide stack of 500