/biz/ - Business & Finance

What Curio does: Open up liquidity for historically illiquid markets in form of the tokenization of luxury cars, real estate, and other goods. And this is only the beginning! They also offer interoperability through polkadot, a portal for wealth managers, their own stablecoin CurioStable with the CURV staking token acting akin to Maker, defi loans coming up, asset tokenization as a service, etc...

LMAO what a disgusting chart.
https://www.probit.com/app/exchange/CUR-BTC
The team doesn't give a fuck about the price or any of you stupid bagholders. The coin is stuck on probit. They're not going to add 100k to uniswap clearly. No new announcements, endless promises and no delivery.

Where are the cars/ real estate faggot? How about those partnerships? Ray the CEO is a cocksucker, but he seems happy to take your money.

>>22857413
Charts like that of buidl look similar, anon, supposedly because of arb bots. It will get its time to shine while all the food scams disappear.

>>22858104
It's being sold into the ground. There are few buyers and as I have said I get the impression that the team think holders are pieces of shit. They don't believe that they have money for new listings. Defi is going to be here for a lot longer and there are many more and better opportunities in this market than buying a bag of CUR that looks like it is going to decrease in value every day until who knows when if only bots are trading.

>>22858193
*I* don't believe that Curio has the money for new listings.
Crypto moves fast. Curio don't get it.
I am also worried that they said marketing would start in August- crickets on that front.
They went on and on about the bug bounty then did fuck all to advertise that as well.
Their competitors will take the first mover advantage they have.

Pretty sure they're doing workshops, attending events to network, even managed to get mentioned in the Bloomberg video, etc. Also don't see why huobi would be too expensive if they are partnered and the ceo invested into curio. If anything, this current market depression puts it into accumulation range again.

Though desu I'm not following the telegram that closely lately.

What's your stack? I hodl 2.5k CUR and 1.2k CURV (converted 2k CUR at the "wrong" time). Bought the initial 4k at $0.3 and the last 500 at $1.05

Biz told me this will go to at least $25, $10 by end of summer. I fully expect to be able to live off staking and getting fractional cars and wine.

>>22859363
hate to break it to you but we are almost in October.
Does the Curio team send your bit of car and wine in the post? At least I could sell the metal for scrap.

https://www.probit.com/app/exchange/CUR-BTC
30 minute abhorrent, the daily is even more vile.

>>22859528
First real estate offering will come later this year.

Also just read pic-related. Do you think this could be implemented for DMG, as well? Meaning that dividends could, in some abstract way, be handed out in case a tokenholder did KYC, whereas all other excess revenue is used to the burning of tokens? Then e.g. DMGV (but please without bonding curve shit) could turn into a security token that hands out dividends and excess income allotted for it. Whereas the rest of the excess income will be used for token burns. Then maybe even creating a DMG stablecoin the way curio does it. AFAIK curio and DMG are partner, too. Or wouldn't this work?

Also just read pic-related. Do you think this could be implemented for DMG, as well? Meaning that dividends could, in some abstract way, be handed out in case a tokenholder did KYC, whereas the rest of the other excess revenue is used for the burning of tokens? Then e.g. DMGV (but without bonding curve shit) could turn into a security token that hands out dividends. Whereas the rest of the excess income will be used for token burns. Then maybe even creating a DMG stablecoin the way curio does it. AFAIK curio and DMG are partnered, too. Or wouldn't this work? It would definitely give value to a deflationary DMG token that could be converted into a security handing out dividends.

Curio is unironically our make-it ticket. severly undervalued.

Reminder, Curio is backed by $200mil in real world assets.
stakers who convert to CURV will get pieces of EVERY tokenized assets as rewards, as well as a stablecoin reward system.

This project is fully regulated, all legal stuff done.

This will go ballistic, mind this is only listed on probit yet lmao. imagine what happens if it gets listed on bigger exchanges

>>22859528
We'll have our first real estate offering by the end of the year + the stablecoin is supposed to be listed on world class exchanges. Which I guess means huobi. Any anon here going to convert to CGT?

>>22860347
Me, I want +100.000 CGT tokens :)

>>22860345
Anons also only ever cite the $20 billion collectible cars market to FUD it. But this shit goes much deeper into real estate, arts, etc...

>>22860347
I am 100% in CURV and will for sure let it sit the next years for early retirement, with sweet rewards.
Not sure if CGT for stable, or security-asset rewards are the better choice ngl, tho

>>22860434
Yes reward system isn't fully yet, let's wait for the details. Income in different security tokens instead of stable (CSC) is sweet as well. Anyone else knows how Curios farming option will look like?

>>22860578
Indeed, hard to say now what's gonna be better. Stablecoin rewards seem comfy af, but security assets might have higher return:) we will see

>>22860417
Do you know whether the swap to CGT can be done without KYC and whether it will be a bonding curve again? In case I don't want actual rewards yet...

>>22860892
No further details are out yet. But CURV holders will have direct access to CGT from the start. thats what the website said.
Damn, I'm hyped about the new system, cant wait for sweet returns

>>22860892
Vlad talked abt +/- system, so yes it will be a sort off bonding curve / bridge to swap back and forward CGT-Curv. From what I have understood the KYC is reward related and has nothing to do with swapping.

I can't remember seeing a chart like this before. Is no one concerned about the silence and lack of progress? If the network events were successful surely VC capital would flow into Curio and listing (at the least) would not be a problem. Dev said that once bug bounty is completed, the code will be sent for auditing. Who knows how long that will take? Given the circumstances without Rey taking his thumb out of his asshole and generating hype and interest I foresee a further slide in price, possibly back to where it was at around the start of August. The bots are in control and it would be in their benefit to do this. Capitulation and cheap tokens are attractive. Of course a tweet next week and Huobi listing would change everything haha.

>>22861343
Huh? literally every microcap Chart looks like this in September, dickhead.
This is just a usual correction.. its bottoming out and will shoot up like crazy again. 2mil coins supply with these fundamentals. u can imagine this hitting $100+ very soon, especially with listings. All listings are STILL ahead

Also reminder that CURV is the real deal in Curio system. It's what everything revolves around, all the utility and rewards.

>>22861488
All time high- $4.07
Nice 70.5% correction you have there.

>>22861719
so what?

ETH in 2016 corrected 73% from 21 to 5.8$ (pic related), aswell as from $430 to $130 which is 70% ....

NEO corrected from $50 to $12 ....

corrections are inevitable, even BIG corrections... Curio is only 2million Marketcap man, high volatility

I tried to convert 50 CUR to CURV and all it did was eat my 50 CUR.

>>22862253
You need to claim your CURV tokens in Aragon in "My Orders" to get them into your wallet.

Also 50 CUR is a quite low amount relative to Gas fees you pay. with current eth gas fees its better to swap in big bulks

>>22862351
Shame that polkadot bridge hasn't arrived which promised to make the swap easy (and I assume far more cost effective).

>>22862351
I'm not seeing the "my orders" section

>>22862375
It will all come step by step after the bug bounty.
Right now it's kind of good that the CURV swap is not SO baby brainlet tier easy, and gas fee high, because you can acculumate cheap.
Once its easy for brainlets the CURV ratio will shoot up big time

>>22862468
Go to https://client.aragon.org/#/curio/0xbce6a8789bb1e47fd832300a988927db32c4cc1e/

then "Fundraising" on the left, then you will see "My Orders" tab on top of the page. You need to connect your wallet obviously.

Guys sorry to hear u are angry at Curio, I was also angry at some Crypto projects who in my eyes were not delivering...I was just not patient. I sold with a heavy loss...
So couple things to do...sell and move on and find another project or just wait...I go for waiting because made heavy mistakes before

Goodluck

>>22863003
This!!

Curio is an obvious HODL. they are an outstanding team with a unique concept. Nobrainer.. Just don't look at price Ever fucking minute

Hope I don't get cucked if I convert to curv now and cur to cgt has a smaller conversion ratio...

>>22863530
When CGT gets launched CURV holders will have direct access to CGT, so like a pre-sale i suppose. so its an unlikely scenario.
so from my understanding you need CURV either way, for Stablecoin and for share reward system

>>22863677
These guys sound extremely intelligent desu. I mentioned it before, but I really hope DMG implements something similar for dividends (maybe with inverted bonding curve so the regular DMG = CUR doesn't become to worthless relative to the CURV version) to reassure people of the token value...

>>22863677
So to get in early on CGT you have to hold CURV? When is the rewards system going to be announced. I can't see the benefit in having CURV otherwise, as you can just stake CUR.

im just holding my CUR for now, im going to wait and see what happens, i dont want to get burnt since i have a lot

>>22863925
on the website it used to say "CURV holders will have direct access to CGT from the start", i think they removed it, or i dont find it anymore in all the text... also maybe curv:cgt will be the only bridge...

Reward system is going to be announced after the bug bounty, and no you can't really stake CUR, what you mean is the leding/borrowing system?

You need to understand that the Curio system is not a classic staking program.
CURV is like the name says Curio's Voting Token. You will get rewarded for participating in the voting decisions and other stuff in form of Stablecoin or Asset shares. The reward % will guaranteed be higher than the borrowing/lending shit of "multiple".
How the CGT will be webbed into all of this we will see. But clear is that CGT/CSC will be like MKR/DAI

>>22864291
Sensible. I think that CURV holders are earning divvies for the next listing, so I expect the curve to shoot up regardless of the dismal performance of CUR.

>>22864298
Yep- it doesn't seem to matter whether you hold CUR or CURV there are divvies.

Wow big dumps still happening. The price has is getting closer to retrace the entire pump .

>>22864385
>>22864385
>Yep- it doesn't seem to matter whether you hold CUR or CURV there are divvies.
I dont agree with this one.

If you compare the value and utility of CUR and CURV it's clear even to biggest brainlet that CURV is much more valuable.
CUR will moon yes, probably 50x from here. But CURV will moon 200x from here, plus bigger rewards

Just saw the screenshots on tg. Top kek. Feels like I should have bought much earlier.

ranjeet and his Curryinvest

mysides

>>22865252
CurioInvest is from Switzerland, registered in Liechtenstein.
No curry in here, nice try

I have Curio in my wallet, how do I get CURV and do I need to do anything like stake it? What's the CURV market cap?

>>22866251
Just follow this tutorial.
CURV marketcap right now is 490k

>>22865252
what a shitty fudster we have over here

>>22866431
The thing I don't get is, why follow that tutorial when you can simply open https://curioinvest.com/labs
and click exchange CURV?

>>22866687
Some people forget to claim their CURV. its shown in the tutorial tho

>>22866771
I think I just clicked on the exchange CURV and had them afterwards, not sure though

Can't remember the last time there was a curio thread this long, if ever. We're all gonna make it.

>>22867463
Anons are recognizing how big of a gem Curio really is.
We all gonna make it together

Can I just hodl CUR?

>>22867687
Sure

How many people in this thread CUR? How many converted to CURV and why?

>>22868274
Would you rather wanna hold the shovel to dig for gold (CUR) , or hold the gold itself (CURV) ?

What's the suicide stack for CURV?

>>22869256
Probably around 1000 CURV.
Make it stack 5k+

>>22869417
I have around 500 at this point. Been thinking about putting the rest of my UNI stack into this.