/biz/ - Business & Finance

>Bitcoin is a hedge against inflation
>drops with the market

so btc would be what, 150k?

>>25329918
>he listened to his gf
>taking financial advice from w*men

Even if you were right (you're not), I still have more fiat than if I hadn't got into crypto

>>25068458
>aaaaany day now!
Bagholder says for 100000th time this year

>>25040945
>c-c-c-COPE
He said as his XRP bags become more worthless by the minute
>c-c-c-CHINA CONTROLS BTC AND ETH
>Can't prove it
Meanwhile, 2-3 jews over at Cripple control the entire XRP network. Pot, meet kettle.

laughing at all the FUDers

>>23898281
Nigga its an anime website

>>23556848

Sorry sweaty it's not gonna dump.

Why the Graph Network will 100x after the mainnet launch:

They’re selling 400MM tokens in the public sale and the circulating supply at launch is 1.2BN. They will have a 10BN total supply, with inflation+burns.

That said, at $0.03, the circulating MC once network is launched will be 36MM (1.2BN tokens circulating). All of the other tokens are unreleased and/or vested.
This could be a Filecoin situation where GRT reaches a deluded fully diluted MC initially.

At 36MM circulating MC at $0.03, why could this not hit 360MM circulating MC at $0.30? Could even go to $3.00 and 3.6BN circulating MC.

Filecoin’s fully diluted valuation is 58BN RIGHT NOW. At peak it was over 200BN, with a circulating MC of $2.5BN.

At $3.00, GRT’s fully diluted would be only 30BN. Double it we get to $6.00 and 60BN. At Filecoin’s peak, that’s like GRT at $20.

Much of the GRT will be staked in the network as well, either as curators or delegators. You can earn fees by delegating or signaling with your GRT, so there will be buying pressure for people trying to earn passive income, and a decrease in selling pressure since most users who bought in the public sale will be either delegating or curating. And there is a limit of GRT in the sale, only $1-5K per person, those with a higher limit are people more likely to stake in the network = less people to dump. And no Americans could participate in the sale, so that's a huge demographic excluded.

>>21754777
>>21754794
>>21754929


No really you actually don't understand. I'm not even looking to be spoonfed. Staking will not affect anyone not running a node unless some others LinkPool type pooling systems are built. Even at that point the other pooling systems talked about are not actually running nodes and splitting profits they seem to just be lending out your LINK, which you could do right now if you wanted to (so why don't you?).

>>19631841
AI and IOT you absokute braindead pajeet

>He thinks he's going to make with less than $30,000 in crypto

>>17113043
You are a fucking retard if that is your honest opinion

>>16689039
>I had imagined /biz to be filled by Wall Street and alike employee who talk about finance, economics maths

>>16584975
>more profitable than link
You filthy kikes will get the rope.

>>16351387
... screamed the nigger

>>16341353
Imagine being this new

>safe bets in crypto

>>16314889
Nope. 100% chaimlin

>>16201485

>>16038640

>>16036799
Because it wasn’t him? You have to understand that whales work in groups, not individually. You probably think Satoshi is one person.

>>13230045

>>13137640

> oof