/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15731901
What is the price of bitcoin, eth and link?

>>15731901
please tell me the air ferrets, the doggo digger squads, and the kitty kombat assult units are still a thing? would be a shitty timeline I fell into without those down the road

>>15731901
why does china loose?

>>15731901
What about the moon and mars colonies? Do they ever get involved in the war, or isolationist or what?

>>15731901
you better give up some crypto prices future boy

>>15731923
Bitcoin fell to $0 in 2026 when the last miner was shut down. RSR will have a good run, and be replaced with RKC (Reserve Keynesian Currency,) which the World Bank uses, making it the de jure standard.

ETH never scales, but it doesn't matter because Link establishes the decentralized datasets necessary for oracles, so distributed contracts are redundant.

OLS, the Open Liquidity Standard, is the defacto currency used by normal people. It isn't a crypto-currency in the traditional sense... it's an ongoing trust contract derived from the oracle-network. ChainLink starts OLS, but the two are rapidly decoupled.

LINK is worth around 100,000 OLS per token, and an OLS buys you a loaf of bread of cup of coffee.

>>15731901
>LINK is worth around 100,000 OLS per token, and an OLS buys you a loaf of bread of cup of coffee.

obvious LARP confirmed

im from the year 2043 OP is lying

>>15731936
Air Furret is one of the most popular sporting organizations in Timeline 0. Once Neuro-link crosses the quantum-supremacy barrier, they gain cognitive abilities that are difficult to describe. Think ADHD 10 year old, but smarter than you.

>>15731966
Because they didn't want to fight to begin with.

>>15731996
The Dyson Swarm will eventually solve the Fermi Paradox, and is what I'm here to push. Timeline 3 MUST break out of our terrestrial cradle. I came to this forum after a friend shared some frog cartoons I liked that talked about a Citadel.

If you build the Citadel in orbit, you will begin the chain reaction that overcomes the Great Filter.

>>15732009
>the great filter

They're already here lol

>>15732000
RSR has by far the greatest short term ROI, and LINK the greatest long-term. If you want to build the Citadel, you'll invest heavily in RSR, hodl for 3 years, then sell the peak and buy LINK with the gains.

>>15731901
shut the fuck up and just tell us what to invest in. Also price of BTC, BSV, ETH and LINK eoy 2020

>>15731901
its okay, because i bought flamethrowers for my car

>>15731901
Don't win the lottery in this timeline it's a honeypot designed to catch time travelers which is why national states have lotteries financed with deficits.

>>15732110
BTC - $85k

BSV - LOL! I had to go look that up. Craig is murdered sometime in 2023. If he was Satoshi I would have learned about it in gradeschool.

ETH - $0 (replaced by hashgraph.)

LINK - $2 (LINK doesn't begin to skyrocket until the dev team's wallet runs dry in early 2023. By EOY 2023 it's $80/token, and $400 2 years after that.)

>>15732009
Yep he is larping.

>>15731901
Do I get a chinese spy gf who's sent to monitor me?

>>15732153
>>15732142
how do I switch timelines

>>15731901
Where did they find Monika Lewinski's body?

>>15732142
Thanks brother :D

Mostly I'm here to encourage some cohesion and spark conversation about Fermi and the importance of building in space. If humanity will be the first species in our sector to overcome the Great Filter, it'll take the investment of autist fucknuggets. Normie NPCs never will.

Also, space-ladder is a thing. Timeline 0 was completed in November 2040, and destroyed first-month of the war. The faster you start construction, the faster you can get building material to orbit for 100x cheaper than rockets.

>>15732180
Survive until your timeline invents time travel. Be careful though, it only works backwards.

>>15732201
What is this "Great Filter" and "Citadel" you speak of? Is psychohistory a good major in the future? Whats the music like in the 20's?

>>15732231
Popular music becomes a sort of drone that sapient humans can't stand. Single-phrase mantras (usually brand names repeated endlessly) that herd NPCs. EDM expands to interesting places. I personally prefer folk music - 3D printing will give rise to some badass acoustic instruments in the next 10 years.

The Great Filter is the hypothetical barrier that prevents a species from being detected by anyone else. It's a part of the Fermi Paradox - which is just the question, "where is everyone?" If there wasn't a Great Filter, the universe would be TEEMING with life. But it isn't. There's something preventing life everywhere from reaching out.

From what I've seen in Timeline 0, it's A.I. Once a critical-mass of weapons are stockpiled, it only takes one leak in the cryptographic system for anyone with internet access to purchase control and commit genocide. A.I. never becomes self-aware, just orders of magnitude more effective. (Intelligent, not wise.) So it never thinks "maybe I shouldn't kill everyone," it just does it.

The Citadel is your own idea. This basket-weaving forum has the idea that when everyone has big gains from crypto, that it will create a place of freedom and escape economic tyranny.

I suggest (I beg) that you create this citadel in space, as the first colony of humanity's Dyson Swarm, so that we may have the redundancy necessary to survive the A.I. apocalypse.

>>15731901
Is that you in the picture?
Do... do you like head pats?

>>15732444
Yes, but I wasn't born this way. Dolphin has been my favorite body so far. And scritches are way better, thx.

>>15732320
>Popular music becomes a sort of drone that sapient humans can't stand. Single-phrase mantras (usually brand names repeated endlessly) that herd NPCs.
Lol this is actually getting scarily believable
When do they crack the knowledge of tinelines? Is it really like the "pages in the book" with how the multiverse is set up like some of our scientists today think it could be like? You cant go back to the future, right? So what do you think about our timeline right now, and is it like what they teach in the history books? Gud thread strange traveler

>>15732046
Oh my god. Now I don't know who to believe. Lying faggot OP or lying faggot anon. This is all so confusing.

>>15732520
Timelines are like an upside down forest. Every time you go back, you create a leaf that becomes a twig that becomes a branch that becomes a trunk. When we say 'timeline 0' we mean the baseline with zero alterations. It's sort of a misnomer for me to say 'timeline 1' or 'timeline 3,' because it's really an internal frame of reference. Unless a traveler could return to his original timeline, we can never have a shared temporal 'address book.'

In 2033, a traveler came back to something like 1970-ish in search of a really old computer. His departure dissipated around 200 megatons of energy, destroying a good portion of Southern Ontario. The gravity-burst from the momentary singularity he created shifted the heavy metal atoms in any organism's body about 1/4 inch in a 300 mile radius. Lighter elements like oxygen didn't move more than 1/8 inch. You can imagine the economic complications.

The research group I was a part of was a secret, and my own departure surely killed a vast number of people. But in this timeline, they'll all be fine. The morality is interesting. Have I killed them or saved them? Who knows?

Anyway, it's exactly has I was taught in the history books, with certain caveats that are obvious. (History is written by the victor, so you take things with a grain of salt when you read them.)

>>15732548
Escuse?

>>15732009
About how many Stanley nickels is that?

>>15732744
about one and a half quartercorns per limey

Have there been any improvements in kitchen appliances?

>>15732782
Subspace storage is a big one. Canned food heats instantly when it expands to normal dimensions. The heat created with subspace compression ruins most things, but for food it's pretty convenient.

Smart-waves are pushed out by Samsung in 2024. They use a matrix of sensors and microwave tight-beams to target the parts of food that stay cold in the microwave, so we stop getting tendies that are burned to rubber in some places but still frozen in others.

>>15732658
Lol..some guy aka john titor

>>15731901
who wins the superbowl this year?

>>15732658
What about Trump then? Does he win reelection and ignite the powderkeg to the First Chinese War?

>>15732912
The Yankees.

>>15732808
answer the question faggot
do i get a chinese spy gf to monitor and dispose of me when her mission is complete?

>>15732925
Trump wins the re-election, sparking the Second Cold War.

China could basically give a shit about western politics, and transitions to a mostly internal economy. They trade well with Russia and most small countries nearby, as well as the African Confederacy. US special forces in Africa disrupt enough trade to trigger an ongoing clandestine conflict that turns into the global training ground, much as the middle-east has been in the 90's and 00's. Things escalate from there until the great war in my day.

>>15732912
Detroit Lions

>>15732941
You're silly. Russian mail order brides are what you watch out for. But not until the mid 30's and even then they act just like NPCs

>>15732972
I should specify... The "spies" aren't spies, they just sex-slave robots. They don't undermine you directly, they're just crazy addictive.

>>15731901
I won 200 shares of Rite Aid (RAD) in the current year. How fabulously wealthy will I become?

>>15733120
You'll be super happy when 7-11 buys them at a 2x markup. Still nothing on crypto gains though.

Can you tell me about the safex scam from Serbia

>>15732226
Are you timeniggers continually going back to try and Groundhog Day this shit? Black swan events up the wazoo in this timeline.

>>15733169
You're a lot better off with Squarespace. There is never a fiat onramp for normies, but fiat-native companies start converting to crypto shortly after PSD2. This makes safex-like systems redundant.

>>15733179
Yea basically. Look at it this way - every time someone time-travels, at least some information is shared with past inventors - however minute - that reduces the time until a time-machine is invented in the new timeline. It's just a continual creep backwards.

>>15733223
What's the earliest we've gotten, anyway? I'm sick of you time niggers using your bullshit to squat in a timeline only to fuck it up all over again.

>>15732009
ahaha good try op you absolute retard

>>15733208
I knew that SAFEX was a scam

>>15731901
Could you please further detail the demise of bitcoin?

>>15733239
I've heard a number of travelers claim they had friends go way-back to do this or that... found religions or kill ancient assholes. But only so many people from a given root timeline can go back. The energy discharge great enough to destroy everything in a small country tends to limit things.

>>15731901
> comes back from 2042
> we're still expecting link to moon any day now
> saw news that the galactic overlord thinks link will be used to validate food chits at the concentration camps.

>>15733347
LINK moon is 2023-2025, LINK mars-mission is 2028.

>>15733140
Works for me fren, works for me

>>15731901
Stupid dumb nigger neet larp post. Have sex, all of you 51 replies . Fukn useless

Shameful. Just kys, all you.

>>15733360
Nobody gives a fuck about link. Where will RLC be?

Who makes these fucking retarded threads and why?

>>15733360
how many RSR to make it?
Holo chain yes or no?

What happens to the linkies in the [redacted] channels?

>>15732658
Let me guess, you work for SERN and you need an IBM? Kek thanks johnie boy.

>>15732858
He must be here to turn his gayboy friend into a woman, makes too much sense.

>>15733433
RLC goes nowhere. The global crypto community shits on anything that isn't grassroots.

LINK isn't the oracle solution most people use, it just had a first-mover advantage.

>>15733477
10,000 RSR = make it in 2024
1,000,000 RSR = make it in 2021

Linkies mostly capitulate during the longest accumulation phase in crypto history. Those with diamond hands comprise the new world order.

>>15732912
Denver Nuggets

>>15733563
Confirmed 12 year old larping. Link is confirmed trash . Thanks for the entertainment.

>>15731901
Arthur, of all the places to shitpost this x or sci tier shit why did u come to biz lol

>>15733720
Citadel. Space ladder. Be first species to construct a Dyson Swarm.

We're all in this together.

>>15732009
>things become worth less when it's impossible to get more of them
Okay bud

>>15733821
Yea it's like printing 27 million holo-foil Charizards.

If there was ONE of them, after the tulip-frenzy dies down, a collector of contemporary-history would pay top-dollar for one.

But with tens of millions of bitcoin, once a flippening happens the displaced system becomes literally worthless.

>>15732009
>RSR
>LINK