/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16704467
This is actually bearish.

Buy Kleros. The nations will want a piece of the judicial system that they will never be able to own.

This has nothing to do with XRP and everything to do with fantom

>>16704505
neither its corda

>>16704505
its neither, shill

You’re all wrong, it’s Brapper.

>>16704527
This. It's Chainlink.

>>16704467
>>16704493
>>16704505
>>16704514
>>16704540
>>16704543
battle of the shitcoins

>>16704543
>Its not this scam, its this scam, no its this scam
Chainlink can't be used by business in the US or china. its literal vaporware.
Shame so many anons are getting caught up in scams

>>16704514
It can’t be corda, corda is a private blockchain. That is useless for public currencies

In all seriousness it doesn’t matter what it is, with the worlds money moving to crypto I think XRP will be the fastest gainer

>>16704567
it's corda

Let's just put things into perspective. Since its a clustefuck of shills, what exactly is stopping a country from making its own crypto currency on the likes of XRP? Eurofags probably can't pull it off because of their bureaucratic bs.

>>16704768
How do you know

Even if it is corda, central banks around the world will panic when they see other central banks releasing currencies, and they will panic into ready made and tested solutions. The only one I know other than that is fantom

>>16704783
Xrp is just a settlement layer, it’s not a platform for releasing a currency you fucking dumbass

>>16704800
they asked for it in the resume of the engineers they hired

>>16704815
Corda is really useless for issuing a public crypto for every day use. There’s a good reason why the SARB rejected using it

>>16704830
not really you think in the wrong terms here you think the digital currencies states adopt will be decentralized or permissionless. no.

>>16704505
Anyone can create a coin on the XRP ledger.

Banks will create Digital fiat but they need XRP to transfer cross border and to back it to something.

>>16704867
nobody needs xrp for anything

You would have to be absolutely braindead to not only hold XRP, but to also think that you can convince ANY of us to buy that piece of shit scam coin. This has to be a bait post.

>>16704467
this has nothing to do with cRipple you poor faggots

>>16704804
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tejvjJfaOng

>>16704848
There’s no point to having one if they aren’t faggot...a public token is necessary

>>16704558
You shit on streets.

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>>16704921
you still don't get it. you think central banks give a fuck about your opinion?

>>16705016
to expand on this central bank has two main worries that wants to cut to size at the knee:
- state sovereignty (influencing monetary policy by elected plebs)
- corporate sovereignty (something like libra shall never happen)

they like the smart and sexy programmable money and smart contract aspect they like the transparency and traceability even more. but those are not the main reasons.

the one thing central bank doesn't care for is real crypto.

>>16704467
> French
> Attractive financial product
Lolno

>>16704514

Corda is. XRP

>>16705248
no
xrp is a shittoken nobody needs for anything
if you want to invest in corda buy microsoft

>>16705262
https://www.ledgerinsights.com/r3-corda-ripple-xrp-payments/

OH NONONONONO HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>16705296
did you read it? it's basically doing what xrp wanted to do but also to xrp. kek. absolutely btfo

>>16705347
R3 partnering with xrp you don't seem to understand.

>Its centaral bank digital currency
Their own cryptocurrency, not XRP, you absolute retard.

>>16705366
no it eats it for breakfast

xrp beats link in the most useless utility token wit no utility contest.

so many seething fagits in this thread

>>16705375
XRP has smart contracts and Smart Oracles, It has a decentralized Exchange built in and is designed as a payment rail.

Link isn't even on the same scale , has nothing to show for it after 5 years and is a ripoff of codius by ripple.

>>16704467
Aaaaagh

https://mobile.twitter.com/bgarlinghouse/status/1166455843530797056?lang=en

They admit to strategic selling to keep inflation low. You want xrp to pump? Good luck outbuying their sells.

>>16704768
It's delissio

>>16704543
>This. It's Chainlink.
chainlink will be used as the oracle to inform the price feeds that will in turn be used to leverage the digital currency against physical assets (among other things)

>>16705401
>XRP has smart contracts and Smart Oracles
one word for XRP shills: "de-risking"

>>16705423
>chainlink will be used as the oracle to inform the price feeds
pic related

>>16705429
>de-risking
Codius is a 3rd party and was made a 3rd party for a reason.

>>16705444
>Codius is a 3rd party
another "shell" company opened
>meet the new boss, same as the old boss

>>16705429
>price feeds wow, like you couldn't do that using json.

https://api.coinmarketcap.com/v1/ticker/chainlink/

>>16705452
Codius was released 2014, Chainlink in 2017

Both Chainlink and Ethereum are ripoff's of Ripple labs.

>>16705466
>like you couldn't do that using json.
do you even know that some data feeds are relying on sensors (calibration, functional redundancies, etc.)
before you can aggregate data, it is absolutely critical that you are sure of its accuracy and precision?
if it isn't then it defeats the entire point of using jsons in the first place

Smells like curry in here

>>16705476
yeah ok whatever you say, No one gives a shit about the weather 5000 miles away or if a dog took a shit today in order to effect the price of the market.

>>16705483
based

>>16705483
>No one gives a shit about the weather 5000 miles away
>in order to effect the price of the market.
anon...i...
https://www.volcanodiscovery.com/white-island/news/94934/White-Island-volcano-New-Zealand-weekly-volcanic-activity-report-18-24-Dec-2019.html

>>16705429
have you looked into Crowley? current reading cosmic trigger 1 and I've gone down a rabbit hole after realizing that tantric sex is the secret to Western esotericism. thoughts on this?

>pic related is Saturn's rings

>>16705482
and shit

>>16705545
>tantric sex is the secret
it's a form of mediation
however, don't mistake it for enlightenment
enlightenment is a painful process which very few manage to survive

also don't ever fully trust women until you're ready to get married and have a child with one

>>16705423
Ranjeep said, satisfied with his harsh takedown of the Canadian poster. However, due to his diet of grease and spices, he had to shit for the 11th time this day. He quickly ran to his favorite window (his only window) in his 10x7 foot apartment in Bangalangalolololoarashabad, stood on a plastic crate he found floating in the Ganges, and shoved his rear end out the window. Hardly before his sequined pink pantsuit cleared the way, his hairless buttcheeks parted and jettisoned the leftovers of his mothers saag paneer out onto the street, scalding a 45lb starving 14 year old urchin and desecrating a statue of an effeminate man with a lion face and 8 arms. Ranjeep sighed, and wiped the excess feces from his black anus and cleaned his hand with a quick wipe on the inside of the window pane. "Good enough", he thought.

>>16705576
>Ranjeep said, satisfied with his harsh takedown of the Canadian poster

>>16705569
What do you think of Wilson as a whole? Any other books you recommend? Along with that, do you feel that being a Catholic goes against his views of model agnosticism or merely being open to any other idea is what he's referring to?

>>16705587
>What do you think of Wilson as a whole?
some things I agree with
some things I don't
he had a good interview on the show "Thinking Allowed" called "Consciousness, Conspiracy, and Coincidence"
see if you can get your hands on it
also his talks about Chinese poetry and language are very interesting

some of his stuff is outdated, while other parts of his work was very prescient and far reaching

>>16705594
What about Evola? what are your views on him and others such as Nietzsche being very much against Catholicism and abrahamic religions in general, but not to spirituality as a whole?

>>16704467
Forget any non French blockchain

>>16705607
>What about Evola?
his assessment of the modern world is spot on
his solutions to fixing it aren't as good
Evola's works are more personal than general
Bowden has a great lecture on him as a philosopher:
https://youtu.be/wqGIz6cCRJc

the thing about Nietzsche is that his sister perverted most of his work
Thus Spoke Zarathustra is the book that summarizes all of his thinking
it's too bad that most people don't understand Nietzsche because they simply study his works without contextualizing them by studying his life as well

In effect, Nietzsche was the first real psychologist/psychiatrist
the entire field of psychology came about as a result of Nietzsche

>>16705620
And was their assertion of Abrahamic religions being the poison of the world correct?

>>16705628
>And was their assertion of Abrahamic religions being the poison of the world correct?
I would say incorrect
people poison and corrupt because we have free will
that's how I know God loves us (yes the same God of Abraham, Moses, and Jesus)

Pythagoras is an interesting figure as well:
https://youtu.be/3mHihN_XDD4

>>16705642
Interesting. And your thoughts on Crowley's ideas? Quite similar to Evola really.

Also in the earlier reply did you refer to tantric sex as a form if mediation or meditation? Do you practice sex magick?

https://www.counter-currents.com/2010/09/aleister-crowley-as-political-theorist-part-1/

>"The socialistic idea that every man is as good as every other man is comic. A great deal of rubbish has been written lately about "secret diplomacy." How can the ordinary man expect to give a sound opinion on the affairs of foreign countries, when the very best men, specially trained for all their lives, are constantly making the most stupid mistakes? "Popular control!" is out of the question, even in the smallest business house. How then can we apply it with any common sense to the affairs of a great nation? If the people were free to vote, what would they vote for? Free lodging, free movies, and free beer. I myself would vote for free beer. Could you expect the lower East Side to vote money for the encouragement of art or even of science? Of any of the higher branches of human activity? Yet the whole structure of society depends upon the cultivation of these higher branches. Go and ask the ordinary working man whether he would rather apply the national income to the reduction of rent or to the study of histology! We should never have a cent for anything pertaining to the most fundamental and necessary activities, if the choice were left to the people.
What then is the ideal form of government? The greatest of all the political lessons of history is that society is founded on the family, and the family on the land. A strong agrarian class is the best defense against invasion, physical or moral. "A bold peasantry, its country's pride, when once destroyed, can never be supplied." There is something in the contact with earth and air and water and sun which makes men vigorous. All strong and stable states have had Cincinnatus for a unit. The power of England has always lain in the landed nobility and gentry. Each great estate has been the nucleus of a peasantry with "soul" -- with a peculiar pride in itself. The lords of the land, great or little, were also the fathers of the people. Each took a particular and individual interest in each of his tenants." -Crowley

>>16705656
>Do you practice sex magick?
not intentionally
>>16705656
>mediation or meditation
meditation

>>16705656
>And your thoughts on Crowley's ideas?
the point with Crowley is that he fed his friends and his enemies misinformation so I don't trust the man
a person who is covetous with knowledge is lustful for power and therefore is living on a lower level

>>16705664
kys

you should feel a lot of shame for being such a huge faggot spreading cancer on this board

>>16705664
Cool. Gonna go to bed now. Currently reading cosmic trigger 1 and have several books lined up like intro to magic vol 2 by Evola. Also some other ones on sex magick and also Evola's metaphysics of sex.

Any other book recommendations? Actually started reading cosmic trigger Because of you and already not even that much into it I've learned so much. You truly are a great resource friend.

>>16705664
>sex magic
>Aleister crowley
kys

>>16705664
"Wilson was a degenerate but also very wise. But I really cant blame an old hippie for clinging to the old belief that they were on the vanguard of human "progress" at the time, especially in a pre-Trump world. I think he meant well but genuinely did not know any better. Forced into hippie anti--conservative tribalism by a not-unjustified feeling of persecution (prohibition of psychedelics and cannabis etc). But don't you just wanna sit him down and tell him about pizzagate and make him read Jones' "Libido Dominandi"?

He reminds me a lot off Ralph Bakshi who I feel similarly about and is also very polarizing."

check out Jones' "Libido Dominandi"

>>16705569
whoa I wanna fuck that snake

>>16704908
ad hominem much?

>>16705366
I share my graph fren. We see the light. Updated 12.31.2019. We had a ATH the other day!

>>16706934
xrp is fucking cursed

I’ve lost 30k on this coin

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>>16707017
Sold before a single customer uses xRapid. You deserve to kys.

How does BSV come into this and when will the central bank start paying n chain patent royalties?

>>16707060
No one is ever going to use XRapid, enjoy your bags

>>16704891
Scammers need it.

>>16707076
>>in response to an xRapid chart.

Current state of biz

>>16707146
Yes, the current state of /biz/ is normalfags like yourself shilling Jew scams

>>16705476
once a trusted data source signs the data there is no need for oracles. and if it doesn't then the data can never be trusted and relied on. that's the oracle problem.

>>16707777
Fuckin checked