/biz/ - Business & Finance

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>>27707029
>You will never get the liquidity and selection you have on ethereum.

Thorchain, Moonbeam + Polkadot solves that problem. With that combination you will see people using Zero and Pangolin more than uni due to the fees.

Do you know what those projects will do? They will allow ETH smartcontract to migrate to Polkadot. Zero and Pangolin will be Polkadot compatible.

>>27630534
>>27630611

You should check out $CLF

>>27469577

Plasma Hyperloop, AVAX and Polkadot will save us.

Ethereum is DEFI 1.0, it has a lot of projects built on it, but these GAS prices out the majority of people on the planet from being a part of DEFI.

All into CLF

$CLF

Quick move GME money to CLF

Real revenues and an earnings beat

>>27279908

Next month Plasma Finance will be launching Hyperloop, which will mean you can trade without those ridiculous gas fees...

https://medium.com/plasmapay/dont-like-eth-gas-fees-plasma-s-cross-chain-hyperloop-protocol-solves-that-e71524f09523

No.

t. have almost 1m dollars in $CLF on robinhood

>>26956671
I disagree

>>26744496

I agree. I hope that tribalism doesn't stop us from giving the middle finger to the elite.

Unironically a coordinate effort to use DEFI and cryptocurrencies as actual currencies can have the same affect on traditional finance.

>>26185353

I don't get this salty REFR anon. What the fuck even is this? Why does this shit keep getting reposted?

I want to know if I should buy CLF

There are now millions of girls on OnlyFans and Instagram selling their bodies.

How will the workforce be affected when a large percentage of women now have a history in pornography?

>>25605446

WISE.

https://wisetoken.top

Released December 31st. It's back by Eth in a liquidity pool with burned keys. If Eth rising WISE rises.

It's almost X2 in 7 days. You will be getting in early.

>>25524170
>>25524268
>>25523353

The smart contract is gamed so that the founder has a majority share of the tokens.

The 'origin address' controller (Richard) then uses his majority control to recycle ETH and HEX back into the system. Propping up the majority of the price.

The ETH in the early stages traded (official just 'donated') for HEX went to the origin address, and 50% of the tokens from early withdraws goes to the origin address. The system is gamed to profit Richard.

Richard literally admits this himself after people uncovered and criticized him for it, but he tries to convince people that it's a good thing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubyk3mT9VQ4

What this means is that Richard has an incentive to rugpull if there aren't enough new people coming in at a quick enough rate. He can just run off with his ETH. He's pumping and promoting HEX to get new people to come in, when it runs out of steam he will likely bolt and the price will collapse as it dumps to zero.

Newcomer Anon, a better ethical alternative to HEX is Wise Token. It was started by Peter Griff who was an early investor in HEX, but got out early when he saw what Richard was doing and exposed him.

https://wisetoken.top

There is no 'origin address', the developers and founders had to buy tokens like everyone else, and the ETH to buy the tokens is locked into UNISWAP, it doesn't go to an 'origin address' controlled by the founder.

On the website it says 'available on UNISWAP' to buy the official token. Though it might be a good idea to wait a bit until Gas prices die done.

Richard may not rugpull this year, but I am not confident of that. Especially if we do a 50% crash in the crypto market.

>>25523731

People were not saying that the smart contract is gamed so that the founder has a controller share of the tokens.

They weren't saying the founder then uses his majority control through the 'origin address' to recycle ETH and HEX back into the token.

People weren't saying things like that about BTC.

>>25515970

IMO he'll only rugpull when he sees that there aren't people buying into it.

Richard controls the 'origin address' which owns the majority of HEX, and just keeps restaking it in a cycle. He also buys HEX with the ETH that people use to buy HEX with.

He's making more money recycling for the moment, but if HEX followers don't do a good job recruiting new people then IMO the rug gets pulled.

Especially now that the referral program is gone, IMO it's a ticking time bomb. A time bomb that may last years, but at some point when he sees that he's propping up 90% of HEX then he'll probably rugpull.

Which is why it's best to avoid any project where 1 person owns over 50% of the supply of a token. Because you are putting all your hope on that one person... High risk tokenomics.

>>25506833
>my whole life
>a 21 year old

You can spend the money finding a good therapist, anon.

Being awkward or getting rejected until 21 is nothing. You have plenty of time to hire an image consultant, get therapy, and work out. You'll be a Chad by time you are 25 if you just work on yourself.

If you said you were 41 I would understand your bitterness, but 21 nothing.

>>25246583

Lol close is gonna be 14.30+

Wanna bet on this

should i dump my tsla for pltr frens?

Notice how none of these scams post the Team.

I hope noone buys this scam.

THIS BOARD NEEDS FLAGS!

Please go to the bottom of the site where it says feedback, and write the suggestion that it needs flags due to scammers.

If we knew where people were posting this "OMG look at this!" then people would talk it less serious.

>>24479904
Am I the only one who finds it weird that GME has a market cap of $1b but their revenues is like 4x that? In every other company the market cap is like 5-10x the annual revenue.
is that reason to be bullish

Ok i have 32 eth how the fuck do i stake