/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.9975964]

stop shilling this you fucking cunts, I've been DCAing in for a few weeks now
FUCK
doesn't matter, it'll dump soon. stupid fucks
i hate this stupid board and you god damn indians FUCK

[Anonymous No.9976001]

>>9975964

[Anonymous No.9976115]

>>9976001
fuck you memer!

[Anonymous No.9976203]

>>9975964

Teeka trying to dump his bags on the normies LOL

[Anonymous No.9976217]

>>9976203
Is it in the PBC report?

[Anonymous No.9976237]

>>9975964
yeah goys buy a $140millon Mcap erc-20

[Anonymous No.9976262]

>>9976237
FunFair is poised to take crypto by storm. This is one of the most legitimate projects in crypto and it has a working product that you can use today at https://showcase.funfair.io

Jez San is the CEO: pkr.com founder, genius, game developer, creator of Star Fox (SNES) graphics chip - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jez_San
They've got a huge team and it's growing (360-degree video, use your mouse to look around): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPeeJFpWraU&feature=youtu.be

They are a white label casino platform provider, meaning that they provide a casino in a box that people can throw some money at, change some logos, and press "go". For those of you who can't read between the lines, this means that regulation is not an issue and KYC is the responsibility of the casino operator. In other words, FunFair will get at least a few grey market casinos that can and WILL be easily accessed by Chinese and American players. They also have a pending casino games developer license in the UK, which would enable them to license companies there in addition to the shady locations described above: https://secure.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/PublicRegister/Search/Detail/51321

FunFair has a ~140M market cap, but it's easily a 500M coin, even just in the short term.

[Anonymous No.9976297]

>>9976217

yeah, bag of the month

[Anonymous No.9976306]

>>9976297
Kind of a weak pump for a PBC release. When was it announced?

[Anonymous No.9976339]

>>9976306
confidence in pbc is low after their last anemic calls

[Anonymous No.9976454]

>>9976262
BAT and FUN generally hold up fairly well when priced in satoshis.

I've noticed that when BTC dips hard, BAT and FUN generally come out unscathed.

[Anonymous No.9976473]

>>9976454
FUN's been selling off like most alts for a while now which is why I've been buying it up. I'm pretty excited for Q3, mainly because I think gambling on the blockchain is going to be huge regardless of whether or not they actually skim any traditional markets. Etheroll is big and I expect FUN casinos to be bigger.

[Anonymous No.9976531]

>>9976473
I've been following the project and accumulating for awhile. When I first got into alts it was one of the few that passed the due diligence.

1.) Before testnet, I played with the showcase, and thought it was meh, but at least they had a working prototype. In startups, being fast and getting something tangible out quickly to prove the value proposition is important.

2.) The new showcase is fantastic. I played a few of the games for a couple hours on the testnet and was super impressed. Sure: there are interface/gaming things that could be improved, but I had ZERO issues with metamask/brave/fun... the ecosystem is really starting to show up.

Why do I link BAT to FUN? Simple, Metamask works great for me in Brave.

Great working applications running on Brave is critical for the success of FUN, so I've made a sort of pairing there.

Lastly, I don't expect FUN to be a $100+ token, but it's going to hit $1-5 or so (which will translate well for the gambling aspect).

PS - their PR is fantastic.

Undervalued

[Anonymous No.9976533]

At this point, it would be better to just build a Crypto casino than try to make a coin.

[Anonymous No.9976549]

>>9976531
>PS - their PR is fantastic.
How do you figure?

[Anonymous No.9976561]

>>9975964
It's a fucking crap piece of shit and you're a retard for buying it in the first place. There couldn't be a more pets.com project and I hope you lose your fucking ass

[Anonymous No.9976570]

>>9976549
Mainly, their twitter and blog is well written and edited and updated fairly often.

Secondly, Jez is constantly presenting and various conferences, and Funfair is hitting like 5 gambling conferences a month. They're in full marketing mode with a product about to launch.

It's mind blowing how undervalued this is.

[Anonymous No.9976578]

>>9976549
They have a discord and their staff will often reply to you if you have questions or concerns.

[Anonymous No.9976586]

>>9976561
>crap piece of shit

[Anonymous No.9976643]

>>9976570
How many FUN do you hold?

[Anonymous No.9976663]

>>9976586
It's a stupid fucking idea. It's just a payment token. It doesn't need to exist. It's garbage like 99% of every other project.

[Anonymous No.9976671]

>>9976663
it serves as an intermediary in their ecosystem which is quite clever and well-designed overall, and most importantly it works

[Anonymous No.9976676]

>>9976671
>>9976663
https://showcase.funfair.io/

[Anonymous No.9976685]

>>9976663
Who needs Paypal when I can purchase with a credit card

[Anonymous No.9976717]

I got this killa up insida me
I can't talk to my motha so I talk to my diary

[Anonymous No.9976718]

no stop loss

[Anonymous No.9976732]

>$100 chips are purple
>$500 chips are black
>opposite of literally every single casino, ever
What did they mean by this?

[Anonymous No.9976748]

>>9976732
ask them on discord and post the reply

[Anonymous No.9976826]

Ah, Fun "nobody wants to buy our product" Fair

[Anonymous No.9976832]

>>9976826

[Anonymous No.9976875]

>>9976832
Yeah of course he's saying that while quietly dumping his coins.

[Anonymous No.9977611]

When is launch? I have 35k

[Anonymous No.9977953]

I FUCKING hate Indians too anon