/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>5068240
I have no sympathy for them and I'm not saying this just to be a cunt. Sometimes biz has been useful to me and I prospered, so I thought about giving back. I shilled Substratum a couple of times around here when it was dirt cheap. The FUDers that were trying to accumulate FUDed and the idiots believed the FUDers. I even wasted a ton of time to debunk the FUD yet nobody gave a shit.

I still consider Substratum to be reasonably cheap, but if they want to FOMO buy this shit after it moons harder, I will wait for them to buy 35% of my stack for 10 times the amount I paid.

>>4918763
is there a point to continue FUDing this? I assume everyone finished accumulating by now.

seriously, all this ARK shilling and no one has 2 minutes to answer this?

>>3957669
comfy guy here holding Substratum while watching retards on biz shilling and FUDing Link.

This fucking team real has it's shit together. The Youtube videos and the Q&A in Slack are godly.

There's one thing I'm not sure I agree with. They said they don't want to become the dark net so they are thinking about implementing a complex voting system that allows the community to vote sites off. They also said that when the system will be in place, it won't be possible to abuse it just to fuck with people's sites. The voting system itself doesn't concern me, but the fact that they want to filter dark net websites pisses me off.

First of all, they will be the early adopters for this tech and you really don't want to exclude them cause there's a fuckton of money to be made.

Second of all, it goes againts the idea of "muh decentralized www".

Now on the other hand, if they want to go mainstream, I kinda understand their desire to filter the dark-net type of shit. No serious company would actually want to use a tech that is associated with the dark net, CP, gun and drugs trafficking.

What do you think /biz/? Are they being fuckheads for implementing this voting system or is it better in the long run?

>>3887506
That is correct. What's your point though? I actually like the idea of a crypto "savings account" or "digital gold" that I can go in and out of with 1 click.

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