/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27117888
ALGO if you're looking long-term. It solves the blockchain trilemma, being decentralized, scalable, and secure. It's basically Ethereum 2.0 except it's already a finished product unlike Ethereum 2.0, which is still in the works.

>>23264049
>You don't say my trendy conformity cool word, you say last years trendy conformity cool word, therefore I hate you! REEEEE!

I’m a brainlet so not really sure if I’m making a mistake but I’m thinking about putting the 1k I have in chr on dia...am I fucking up here...I barely see chr mentioned here not sure if that’s a good thing but don’t want to miss out on big gains and I have no more money to inject into the market

>>21027946
The economic meltdown is entirely artificial, and its sole cause is because Democratic and RINO governors are choosing to shutdown the non-essential parts of the economy. The moment they open back up is the moment the "economic meltdown" is over. But back to your point, crypto prides itself in not being attached, or rather, as a separate economy from the traditional economic system that dominates the globe. Its value is mostly speculation on what it could be in the future, and some folks see it as a digital alternative to gold and silver.