/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>7881546
And the only ones still in their infancy are ChainLink and OmiseGo. Tech-wise ChainLink has an advantage (disregarding Plasma, as it's not part of OmiseGo itself), but OmiseGo began their marketing campaign straight away, whereas ChainLink still has that ace up their sleeve. Hence the OmiseGo marketcap has grown faster than ChainLink, because marketing does matter. Whereas one would expect ChainLink to grow faster than OmiseGo once they launch their marketing campaign, and OmiseGos' marketing begins to lose steam.

>>7788709
Yup. Don't think many Thai real estate developers accept payment in Ether.

Current mcap: $200M.
Current situation: Isn't really known outside of /biz/. No marketing campaign. No mainnet. Confirmed partnerships, but no one has a clue who the partners are. Holders are FUDing to keep weak hands out.

Things that will happen this year:
>Mainnet is launched, meaning node operations will begin
>Marketing campaign begins, meaning people outside of /biz/ begins to notice
>Partnerships become known
>Holders will stop with the FUD, because it's time for dumb money to enter

Like with every altcoin, the price is massively linked to the total marketcap of the entire cryptomarket, or BTC.

If the entire cryptomarket was to remain stagnant until EOY, which is a stretch and highly unlikely, I believe the LINKs mcap would reach approximately $1.5B. Which is a token price of $4.2. But that's my baseline.

If BTC reaches a price of $20k, you could double the mcap above to $3B. If BTC reaches $40k, I'd expect a $6B mcap, and so on.

But who the partners are is going to seriously affect the price as well. If it's only some shady bank operating out of a Chinese restaurant in Detroit, the price will be lower. If the list of partners contains household names, the price will be higher.

>>7530192
this, holy shit you mongs are retarded. Find a fucking strat that works and stick with it, ditch holyland after a few levels and train in const until you can make cash if your success rate is favorable (C, B, A or AA is all good)

>>7345803
>France - 83.7 million.
>United States - 74.8 million.
>Spain - 65 million.
too bad France is number one (at least we are first at something kek)
anyway Spain is a shithole, only poor people go there to visit.
https://list25.com/25-most-visited-countries-in-the-world/

>>7239950
see, degenerate.

>>7142986
You need to come with me, you've had a little too much to think

>wanting malnutrition

OK nerds listen up
This is a really promising project with actually tech and a good team. I think it's a solid investment and will be putting in the whole 5k cap.
BUT since I know you guys are impatient retards you should know that tokens don't get unlocked until March 1st and they won't be listed on real exchanges until AFTER the main net launches which could be Q2. Don't buy this for a quick flip and don't complain everyday that it's only on ED and IDEX.
I recommend watching the AMA with TheGobOne for more info.

>make 20K a year
>people making twice as much as you are complaining about being poor

Crypto isn't a traditional bubble, that's what these old economist fucks don't seem to get. They see crypto as one entity, like the stock market. What they don't realize is that the crypto economy contains the equivilent of equivalent of stocks, bonds, housing, metals, etc, etc. When one bubble bursts, others inflate.

Bitcoin was a bubble, and technically the Bitcoin bubble has already burst. But instead of money leaving the system, the money allocated itself throughout the crypto ecosystem in what we know as altcoins/shitcoins.

Anyone else getting gray hair from the stress?

Feels fucking weird being 27 with gray hair.

>>6883499
Used to be one of my core holds, and it still is my favorite coin, but in the event of EU/US imposing regulation on exchanges that serve their citizens, which we all know is just around the corner, XMR will be the first to go.

It'll continue to exist on the black markets, but its value will decrease by a fuckton as it'll become a hassle to cash in/out of and normies will lose access.

Too risky of a hold.

>>6474202
>Gee. Let me whip out my crystal ball.
I struggle to comprehend the train of thought of an individual who asks these question. Assuming we are in a magical world and anon is an oracle and thereby knows the answer to this question, why the fuck would he even tell you?

>>6415653
don't ever meme at me again bitch

>>6248695

>>6099952
>Under the radar thread
>$670M marketcap

When it's at nearly a billion marketcap, it's on the radar.

>>6050374
Why on earth do you think XRB is going to moon when it's listed on Binance? Anyone who wanted it already registered to Bitgrail. The only thing Binance provides is a cash-out option for XRB whales who went from having just a few thousand dollars to becoming millionaires in the span of 2 weeks.

I just don't get the logic behind any theories of Binance actually being a good thing for XRB short-term.

poorfag here
i have 15 ENG
don't bother telling me i won't make it, i just want a new bicycle

I have kyc for devery. Just send me your funds anon. I want 5% of profits.

>>5867137
>slows down after going up 300% in 48 hours
>no momentum

>>5733290
Also, here's more on Alex Pentland for those interested: https://www.media.mit.edu/people/sandy/overview/

>He is one of the most-cited scientists in the world, and Forbes recently declared him one of the "7 most powerful data scientists in the world" along with Google founders and the Chief Technical Officer of the United States.

> He has received numerous awards and prizes such as the McKinsey Award from Harvard Business Review, the 40th Anniversary of the Internet from DARPA, and the Brandeis Award for work in privacy.

>He is a founding member of advisory boards for Google, AT&T, Nissan, and the UN Secretary General, a serial entrepreneur who has co-founded more than a dozen companies including social enterprises such as the Data Transparency Lab, the Harvard-ODI-MIT DataPop Alliance and the Institute for Data Driven Design. He is a member of the U.S. National Academy of Engineering and leader within the World Economic Forum.

Tl;dr: He's a legend.

Is the entire crypto market crashing? I'm an old trader (before December) so I'm pretty sure I know what's going on.

>>5556840
>>5556840
I buy weed that I later use to bait Stacies for easy sex and sell to chads for money. I use Monero. I wouldn't trust verge with my freedom doing that shit. Go ask about verge and you'll be laughed out. Even a brainlet like me knows verge is useless