/biz/ - Business & Finance

fucking hell bros, it's actually time. anyone who made it this far is really a rare human.

>>56245586
Mass psychic preparation for the inevitable.

>>50899094
He's so nervous at the start uwu

Just as a purely intellectual exercise, imagine that /biz/'s favourite project is, in fact, everything that its most fervent shills suggest it is.
I'm not saying you have to agree with that thesis, but if you plan on reading any further, then we are going to be pretending that that is the case.
So if there is actually a project that is building indispensable tools that will revolutionise literally all of global business, and in doing so make it harder to cheat, reduce the asymmetry between insiders and outsiders, and bring mathematically unbreakable guarantees to people who are traditionally used to doing whatever they want, whenever they want, then can't you see the problem with communicating to the public?
You instantly have a tension between two forces. On the one hand, you want to spread awareness to as many developers and technologists as possible. Your project, by definition, exists as something that sits between other pieces of technology and facilitates communication between them. For the project to have value, it needs development to happen in all of the fields that it will be in communication with. So on that front, you need to be doing everything you can to foster understanding, engagement and development in the fields to which you are ancillary.

But /biz/ never really thinks about the other side. That if this technology is really this important, this fundamental, then it is literally going up against nothing less than nation states. It is taking on power structures who FOR THEIR ENTIRE HISTORY have been taking an asymmetric benefit from the fact that paper promises suck unless you're the party making them, in which case they are a great way to retain power and control while ripping off all your counterparties.

World
Economic
Forum

When it gave up on me. Never.

Imagine throwing your money into the Hedera, Cosmos, Algorand, Tezos, Dfinity, Polkadot, Radix, Avalanche, EOS, Cardano, IOTA, race ALL of which have to unseat an incumbent first mover, when you could just buy Chainlink which has a complete monopoly over its part of the stack and will service literally whichever L1 wins.
I don't understand people.

We missed out on the last bullrun because we were languishing around rank 80-90. This time we're going to $100.

>>20969999
WE'RE MAKING IT RIGHT NOW
>>20969737
And yes, anon, Bancor will be the God exchange. There's no "if" Bancor gets enough liquidity. Every retail and institutional LP will want to get into that sweet single asset, mitigated impermanent loss, gravy train.

It's down to 61! Fuck yeah.

>>20788572
This. Latefags can cope all they want, but the fact we're at 30x initial before this even takes off is a sign of just how fucking much we're going to make it.

EuroChad here, just woke up. So what's the status on the Link Korean connection? Was the announcement made official?

Patience is a virtue anon just keep edging to me

>>20550466
Cultists dont respond to heretics

Nazarov-sama!