/biz/ - Business & Finance

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and the top holders are biz wallets.
>LINK
>DMG
>GEN
The breadcrumbs behind each of these is insane and you should have a bag. Check the etherscan info if you want it on easy mode.

>>22102172
42 million
https://twitter.com/Breaking911/status/1300884282630692869?s=20

"I have it on good authority that Gregory Keough made regular visits to Chile in 1973. At the time he was simply "representative of a fresh produce import/export company". Good luck trying to find more details on that company, all the records from the chamber of commerce have somehow been "misplaced". But let me tell you, I don't think his contact there was in the business of selling bananas.

But by the 80's he was officially employed by the American embassy in Managua as an interpreter.

Off the record, he was the on-site liaison for Brigade 2506, a leftover anti-Castro Cuban cell that was involved with the Bay of Pigs debacle. Long story short, Keough was in charge of making sure the Cubans got the shipments from the Colombians and re-routed them to Miami for distribution, so they could supply the Nicaraguans... Keough was assigned a bunch of failed revolutionaries and successfully refurbished them into very, very lucrative snow smugglers... The 80's, man... This is why I fell in love America and capitalism."

>>22102188
>Ok I'm out for real.
bye bye

>>21117034
>Literally who the fuck does he appeal to lol
shut up chang

>>21116894
>I have no desire to harm others, but realize the necessity of it to protect what is right.
we're taking the (((banks))) lunch money (pic related)
we are the real revolution:
https://youtu.be/trd8QrHMdJw

>>21063720

>>20789035

>>20394921
>I'll make a dollar bill climb up out your wallet
>Disappear and reappear inside my pocket
>I never really do these things twice
>But if y'all ask nice I just might
BASED and DMM pilled

>>20394993
>please stay safe marines....they're coming for you next
obviously

>>20278636
>Jesus fucking christ I'm not going to buy your shit covered coins

>>20277640
>Weak hands REKT soon
gonna be juicy

>>20133554
>nothing wrong with that
>you might be surprised with DMG
hahahaha
I bought it at ICO for $0.42 obviously

>>20101974
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/06/digitalization-is-changing-banking-these-three-trends-will-help-shape-its-future
COVID-19 is accelerating these demands. It’s even changing consumers’ behaviours, pushing them to consider new tools and technologies. A March 2020 survey by Lightico found that 82% of customers were concerned about visiting their branch in person and that 63% of those polled were now more willing to try digital applications. These shifts will be long-lasting.

To understand banking’s shifting needs, Temenos partners with the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) each year for a global study on the future of banking. Research is based on interviews with more than 300 banking business Executives from retail, commercial and private banks. Over half of those surveyed are at C-suite level. This year, the study took place amid the COVID-19 crisis. The results give a fascinating insight into banking leaders’ approach to these unprecedented times, as well as how they see their industry in the years to come.

The findings suggest three trends which will shape the future of the banking industry

>>20051249
>timo being involved doesn’t give you bad vibes ?
he was involved with chainlink as well
this is low effort fud
who gives a fuck, DMM is a solid project and it's primed to take a large market share, what we're seeing is the initial rollout of a larger implementation
they worked closely with the chainlink team (if you watch their interviews they are clearly soft disclosing how they are essentially coordinating with chainlink)
look at the price action so far, this is just the beginning
watch

Forbes article on DEFI craze

https://www.forbes.com/sites/investor/2020/06/30/ethereum-is-going-to-the-moon/

I can't reveal exactly who/what DeFi platform deployed paid pajeets to fud DMG, but I can tell you this :
Some well established DeFi players aren't so keen on DMG entering the market.
One DeFi platform in particular really doesn't like DMM because they see it as direct competition.
And, indeed, they are right.
It's a case of a new player coming in town, and potentially stealing their market with stable interest-generating mTokens.
What we need to understand is that DMG is disrupting 1st gen DeFi by introducing outside-world assets.
You can imagine that getting seasoned pajeets on the payroll is very easy for them.
The said pajeets were instructed to fud DMM as a centralized finance organization.
They want you to be oblivious to the fact that 1st gen DeFi relies heavily on :
1) USDC (cuckbased and centralized, they can freeze your shit)
2) USDT (centralized and shady as fuck, probably fractional reserve, of course they can freeze your shit as well)
3) wrapped BTC or non-erc20 crypto that isn't fully permisionless and thus centralized

Now that the paid pajeet campaign has failed, they are brainstorming again on Discord.
They might be looking into OTC deals with some other 1st gen projects who want to get voting power while the mcap is still relatively low (compared to their projects). They might target DXDao too because they were given 2M tokens.

Good night.

https://etherscan.io/token/0xEd91879919B71bB6905f23af0A68d231EcF87b14?a=0x00799bbc833d5b168f0410312d2a8fd9e0e3079c

can someone explain
thanks !

I SOLD EVERYTHING AT $0.70

YOU TOLD ME DMG WOULDN'T GO OVER $1 IT'S CURRENTLY $1.22

The DMM Protocol acts as a bridge between Ethereum digital assets and real-world assets, allowing holders to earn interest completely on-chain. DMM DAO is the governance arm of the protocol that leverages the best of blockchain and real-world assets to provide stable 6.25% earned interest income to consumers. DMM launched the DeFi Money Market using Chainlink’s secure oracles to validate and make viewable the asset backing on-chain.

Draper Goren Holm is aggressively searching for blockchain startups looking to integrate the DMM Protocol into any market, including the following categories:

Decentralized Finance (DeFi)
Consumer Lending
Banking
Insurance
Credit
Payments
Exchanges
“If DeFi is going to ‘unbundle the bank,’ it’s going to need a more stable and professional backbone,” said Alon Goren, Founding Partner of Draper Goren Holm. “DMM is bringing that stability to the blockchain and enabling a whole suite of products to be built on top of their protocol.”

Part of Draper Goren Holm’s strategy includes investing in solutions being built on their portfolio companies’ technology. In addition to DMM, the firm is also actively incubating and accelerating startups leveraging the infrastructure of any other portfolio company, including Ownera, Totle, LunarCRUSH, and Casper Labs.

Josef Holm, Founding Partner of Draper Goren Holm, added, “It’s exciting to see the plethora of new practical solutions already being built on top of DMM’s protocol. We’re specifically looking for the movers and shakers who will leverage our entire arsenal of portfolio companies and their technologies to create the blockchain products and services of tomorrow.”
https://drapergorenholm.com/blog/2-project-defi-investment-dmm-dao