/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21893207
Like I'd tell you ;P

>>21893551
Tell me REEEEEEEEEEE

as an anon analyst stated last night, any DOT related project. I got a bag of XRT for example

>>21893905
XRT and RWS are the lowest Dot projects and will moon eventually. The liquidity is so fucking low on RWS, you can move the price by like 5% just buying 1k worth. Early investors will be rewarded for sticking through the volatility though

>Founder looks like Sirgay
Lol another Russian scammer

Earnbet. Working product, probably the most successful and fastest growing crypto casino, great tokenomics. One of the few coins I have the confidence to be a whale in

>>21894079
He is the finest Canadian Chad

Has to Snow Blosom. Unique, green POW based on memory I/O. Clean code base written by the creator of Satoshi Dice

>>21894142
That looks interesting. The dividends for holding the tokens sounds almost too good to be true

bump

>>21894485
Ill be up front with you, in a way they are. Because those dividends are indeed real, you can look at them on the scoreboard. However, those are assuming the 5 year stake option, which is the only ROI really worth it because of the dividend tokenomics going off of total pool. But that ROI is indeed real, the volume is real, and it is a serious, working business.

The downsides:
-semi-anon team(they've done events). Anon team is usually a dealbreaker for me, but gambling is pretty much the only usecase where I'd let it fly because its a legal gray area. They're not totally anonymous either, like I said they've done events and have a gaming license.
-5 year staking. This is the only thing holding me back a bit. At a certain point I don't care though, even if the team and early investors did dump after the end of their 5 year stake, with the current ROI i'd have made my principal back several times. The model works, its transparent, so on paper they don't have any reason to dump.

Upsides:
-Working product
-1.5 million marketcap. This is an ACTUAL gem. Compare it to the hundreds of coins with 100x its marketcap that don't even have a working product, much less pay dividends. I hardly ever see it talked about, and I haven't shilled it at all until now because I'm done accumulating, and frankly I don't care that much because I'm in it for the dividends for life.
-Responsive and ambitious team. I've joined their TG and for the most part its a fairly small, chill group. It really lacks the kind of annoying shill energy most coins have.

For what its worth, I've followed the crypto gambling scene for a while, not as a gambler but because I thought it was one of the most obvious and clear usecases for blockchain. I remember Earnbet during dividend craze in 2016 and assumed it was one of the pop up dividend scamsinos that would later collapse in 2017. The only decentralized dividend casinos that have survived the bear market are Etheroll and Earnbet.

>>21895095
Yeah the 5 year stake sucks, but if you're getting your principal out, who care?

I'll check up up their gaming license.

>>21894485
cont.

I still hold a small position in Etheroll, which has been ol faithful for 4 years and running and has a similar energy. But I mostly moved over to Earnbet because of the lack of ambition(the devs are courteous but keep their cards too close), roadmap, and them being recently crippled by Etherum gas fees while Earnbet doesn't have that problem since they're diversified into 8 different coins. If the gas issues are fixed, I intend to go back in. Its a surprisingly simple but working product.

That said, Earnbet is far more ambitious, responsive and has consistently delivered on their promises. They've recently announced their intent to move into DeFi, turn the casino into a DAO(if this happens i am going to seriously increase my position because it solves the only doubts I currently have), and some other stuff.

As always DYOR.

>>21895280
Based anon helping us make money off degenerate gamblers

bump

>>21893827
Oh fine, but only this once and only because I already accumulated, normally I don't shill this, it's even hard to shill the moment people take a look at the chart, liquidity and whitepaper. The whitepaper is a gem.

Cryptid. It's very cryptic. The moment the working product of crypto /x/ Facebook ERC20 games comes out it will make Crypto Kitties' NFTs look cheap when people will auction them. 1.5 years before the peak. Imagine the accumulation. Imagine if Crypto Kitties came out in 2016 instead of November 2017.

>>21893827
Oh fine, but only this once and only because I already accumulated, normally I don't shill this, it's even hard to shill the moment people take a look at the chart, liquidity and whitepaper. The whitepaper is a gem.

Cryptid. It's very cryptic. The moment the working product of crypto /x/ Facebook ERC20 games comes out it will make Crypto Kitties' NFTs look cheap when people will auction them. 1.5 years before the peak. Imagine the accumulation. Imagine if Crypto Kitties came out in 2016 instead of November 2017. Very stupid of the crypto kitties owners to sell their NFTs during a bear market, they would have made way way more than just a pitiful 150k and 175k respectively on their most prized NFTs if they waited for December 2021.

aXpire (AXPR)

>2.5 mil market cap
>featured on CNBC
>uniswap listing any moment

https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/axpire
https://www.axpire.com/consumer/

ANJ

DYOR

>>21893207
SALE is your next 10x pump on uniswap

>just listed on uniswap
>only 10-15 million tokens in circulation
>400k market cap
>coingecko listing incoming
>over 30% of supply in locked liquidity verified by unicrypt
https://www.unicrypt.network/uniswap-browser/pair/0xAAe5f80BaC0c7fA0cAd6c2481771a3B17aF21455
>tokens being burned today

don't miss out biz

https://app.uniswap.org/#/swap?inputCurrency=0xf063fe1ab7a291c5d06a86e14730b00bf24cb589

>>21893207
Skrumble is a comfy comfy buy for me at the moment. Can easily go to $2 given its applications.

>>21896246
I picked up over 1,000,000 for $3,000. If it goes to $2, I am going to coom

Mine is still on Huobi. How are you holding yours? In a wallet? I can only withdraw 2 btc a day of it, but at these low prices, I don't want to get zapped like 200 of them

bump

Uhhh, pretty sure it’s gonna be TISM

>>21893827
i have a big bag

>>21897507
might as well shill my other bag -KTON 55k supply 8m MC, governance, dapp and pro staking token for Darwinia, a parachain for Polkadot

bump

Does anyone have that pic saying how you make the better investments than professionals but yours are based only on 4chan memes?
I need it to troll my relatives because they absolutely seethe I am making money on crypto

>>21893905
XRT is a great choice, anon.