/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52371382
So what you're saying is now is the time to invest in mining companies like MARA and HIVE whose mining efficiency and costs are far superior to others and they will take mining hashrate market share from competitors who are forced to shut down rigs and sell miners.

>>21799742

How is this vaporware Gook scam even have an active market in 2020.

This garbage is dead like Request Network.

>>21002664

I think Chainlink is in a head-to-head competition with Ripple's XRP on which is the more corrupt and seedy dev-held premine.

>>20604865

Oracles will be useful, but Chainlink is not. It's just a fashionable meme now, like decentralization was in 2015.

Tellor is the true oracle solution.

>>16019314

Nope, not a single thing.

Like most shitcoins, it's just a hype cycle of fake news, misrepresented partnerships and the occasional Coinbase listing.

To this day, CHainlink have not earned a single dollar in sales.

>>15614121
>what will stop this beast from growing?

Demand for their business, which is essentially based on manchildren.

>>8645890

Consider this.

Request has a an ACTUAL working payment processing product (ETH for now, expanded to fiat in Q2), and they're worth 100 million.

OMG has NOTHING but a copy paste SDK and a White Paper with Vitalik's name on it, and the retards in the crypto market have valued it at over a billion dollars.

Hmmm, I wonder which one has more probability of doing a 10x?

>>8446900

OmiseGo is a fucking fraud.

They took millions of dollars riding on Vitalik's coat tails, failed to deliver anything of value in nearly a year, and have used fake credentials for their team, which appears to have no fintech knowledge whatsoever.

>>6553611

This. I wish I could see their fucking faces.

Too bad they're all working their shitty ass retail wage cuck jobs right now, to see this thread.

>>5681316

I've been doing some research but cannot find anything about the technical parameters of the code and whether it works or not.

Doesn't pass the smell test at this moment.

I've got literally 4 credits to go at university but just can't be bothered to waste any more time there, since sitting in class deprives me of income.

The credits I need are also basic bitch 1st year math and physics to complete my degree, babby-tier stuff.

If I start applying for jobs in my field and just lie about my B.Sc., do companies ever follow up and ask for certificates and diplomas?