/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29288316
Harvest Finance is one that is actually kick ass.

>i've assembled the best team in crypto
>definitely not one guy in 10 different masks

>>29288316
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRYFKcMa_Ek&list=RDY380bkHlye8&index=2

>>29288316
So when Broden asks them politely to shut down. They can politely say no. Unlike me, who will kowtow. Also taxes i imagine. Good for them.

>>29288385
always that one souless queer coming into a thread and using it as an excuse to shill a coin nobody asked about. go away soulless queer nobody asked about coins in this thread they asked why people would be anon...... so they can queer post like you appearently.


die virgin queer die

>>29288316
None whatsoever. 95% of anonymous teams rug, it's just a flimsy excuse that retards in telegram groups fall for. If they don't rug themselves it's always a "rogue dev" that did it

>>29288316
Because if you have a decentralized network transactions are irreversible. Hoskinson is receiving death threats from people who got scammed by ADA giveaway links. Also if your coin gets too big and actually manages to take on the banking industry you can imagine the United States government would not be a pleasant thing to deal with.

I don’t think I’d ever put my name on a crypto project.

>>29288586
Good point that anon team is immune to political and legislative influences.

>>29288316
satoshi did it now every one wants to be cool. also rugpulls

>>29288593
Lot’s of nouse but says nothing. Scared, poor little dick faggot.

>>29288316
Teams that legitimately fear government action against them are wise to remain anonymous. Things like Tornado Cash, which allow ethereum tokens to transacted privately, are bound to bring legal action if the devs ever connect their names to their work.

That said, it's also a safe haven for rugpulls.

>>29288316
>Aside from rugs pulls, why would teams choose to be anonymous?
So as not to get abducted in the dead of night and held in Gitmo for the rest of their lives.

Mr Bitcoin himself is anonymous....

>>29288586
>>29288694
>>29288899
Good points about decentralization and political protection considering they're the core of crypto spirit.
>Hoskinson is receiving death threats from people
True. Death threats become more believable too when it comes to tinkering with peoples' money.

>>29288448
Is this an actual project team?

>>29288316
death treats prolly

>>29288316
apparently one reason to be anonymous is because of local crypto laws
pic related is from when I was trying to find who is behind onx.finance

>>29288448
>>29289264
lol

>>29289264
Yes.... it was one of the funniest shit ever

>project fails
>you are now a scam artist

>coin goes down 20%
>people are now angry you ruined them and might want to kill you

>coin goes up 800%
>criminals now want your cash

>>29289456
no different from being a unicorn founder

>>29288448
kek
the state of crypto

>>29289554
You can run a business fairly anonymously. Unless you need to sign a contract you can even use a pseudonym.

>>29289396
>>29289419
Dafuq? I bet both these found buyers too.

>The is no limit if logic
Too l337 for me.

>>29289611
not a mega successful one without SIGNIFICANT effort. any kind of public company is already out obviously but being the head of an eight figure private business, your name is on the door somewhere

people like zucc, bgates etc. have 24/7 protection on all of their family members. criminals are an occupational hazard of being rich, and anonymity is not security. anonymous teams for pajeet rugpulls; nothing else

>>29288448
lmao he didnt even bother to buy matching ties

>>29288448
Its clear that Ms.Blue doesnt really contribute to the project in any meaningful way and just a diversity hire to suck Mr.Golds cock all day

>>29290881
Lol.
Someone needed to say it.