/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49841178
Slurped a bunch of XHV but you're already too late, it's up 50%. Moved some profits into ARRR and WOW

https://tradeogre.com/exchange/BTC-XHV

>>49841178
Monero, Oxen, Wownero and maybe Equilibria/Dero. Privacy will be the next big narrative.

>>49841368
Yeah but fiat is the big deal anon

>>49841368
You think so, privacy nope

>>49841645
You think so anon? Have you looked around in the space lately?

>>49841368
Equilibria or equilibrium?

>>49841178
Slurp on Deez nuts

>>49841737
>22
Wtf

>>49841699
Yeah virtually everything is sinking, i think the only option left atm is staking. What's your take anon?

>>49841457
You have a point there dude. Heard you can now stake fiat for rewards. Sounds good to me.

>>49841178
KYC

>>49841710
What do they offer any way

>>49841457
Fiat is alright, the only problem is ceaselessly printing huge amounts of money without any consideration for purchasing power.

>>49841645
Privacy is absolutely needed, the original point of cryptocurrency is money. If anyone can see how mich you own, you are at major risk of surveillance, censorship and segregation.

>>49841710
Ticker is XEQ, it is an oracle.

>>49841768
Oh reall, how do you mean. Kraken also allows staking right

>>49841795
Stfu with your shill. I'm tired of shit tokens. If it has no brokerage like freeway, count me out. Not taking chances.

>>49841795
Do you think that's the major cause of price hike

>>49841856
What is the network's security and long-term viability? Keep in mind that the Luna situation is still ongoing.

>>49841824
How different are they from celsius boboso? My investments are important to me.

>>49841856
Not a shill, just my 2 cents based on the market and its genesis. If you can be surveilled and censored, it's not much different from traditional finance.

>>49841866
>Do you think that's the major cause of price hike
What, rampant inflation? If so, absolutely. Purchasing power has been on a decline ever since the golden standard was removed.

>>49841921
These are among the major criteria that should be looked at before investing. The cases of Luna and Celsius is an eye-opener.

>>49841970
Celsius is obviously a dependant on crypto volatility. They're trying to save their BTC and the liquidation went from $16K to $13K. Much more okay than the previous call but people wont trust them anymore.

>>49841178
Just waiting on Reserve staking to release.

>>49841970
Reliability anon. They allow staking for bitcoin. Plus, regardless of the asset you're staking, it pays you rewards twice a week.

>>49841856
People who don't take chances don't succeed. There are other great platforms to earn passive income besides this.

>>49841994
That's better anon. Inflation is here and defi needs to be taken seriously.

>>49841994
If this is the case, massive money printing has nothing to do with high inflation rates.

>>49842016
Yeah, now is the right time to diversification anon, you gotta spread your plays man.

>>49842025
Too bad for them. People will learn from it. Lending and borrowing aren't as smooth as we everyone thought.

>>49842025
Haha celsius fuck it

>>49842091
Which one is reliable when the most trusted one keeps shitting on users? We are so fucked and screwed. This is no different from the usual banks..

next narrative is regulation. period. regulated coins will breeze past competition next bull run. think LCX etc. unregulated shit will never make it after 2024

>>49842119
>defi needs to be taken seriously.
Tough to do so when the majority are either scams or tokens that do not have any real world usecase. It's still in its infancy.

>>49842139
>massive money printing has nothing to do with high inflation rates.
Are you retarded, I literally just said the opposite.
More money printed = more inflation
It's not difficult to comprehend this. Controlled inflation is good, the rampant kind is not.

>>49842247
on top of this it also means privacy coins will be obliterated. privacy coins have no place apart from tax evasion without argument. they will be unlisted from all exchanges and the market for them will die

>>49841178
99% of people claiming to buy bitcoin in the dip are all liars that are slaves to herd-mentality.

>>49842069
How do you think that will help for sustenance? I don't mind fiat like GBP and CAD superchargers. You still have your money with you.

>>49841791
Only misery like Celsius and now Solend. I wonder why folks are still dumb enough to invest in these defi projects that are turning out to be scam.

>>49842318
Are you saying they didn't buy? I bought and I staked my BTC and ETH. I even stake stables

>>49842180
Diversifying now would be a poor decision. I'm tired of losing money. I would rather key into staking for now. Be smart, son.

>>49842358
People are looking for sustenance. Can't blame them. Hope the make better decisions next time.

>>49842211
Yeah, that's why a reliable project is always a topnotch. I don't fancy those that offers 4000% apy. It's like you're killing yourself already.

>>49842230
You know what had happened right?

>>49842247
>LCX is a proud member of the World Economic Forum's centre for the fourth industrial revolution
You're a compliant cuck by wanting regulation while also being incorrect.

>>49842268
>privacy coins will be obliterated
No they won't, you cannot shut down a decentralized network.
>they will be unlisted from all exchanges and the market for them will die
Unlisting them would make it even more scarce, therefore raising the price action. You also cannot delist them from DEXs. The darknet markets uses Monero to stay anonymous, it'll always have a market.

Stop this foolishness kike, you do not know what you are talking about. Fuck the governments and banks, fuck financial slavery, fuck ZOG. Support them? Fuck you too.

I've bought out the entire stock of black beans from every grocer in the county. Once the food shortages hit, I'll survive on my mountain of beans while the rest of the world starves.

>>49841368
>>49841645
>>49841795
>>49842268


Get your head out of your ass. Nothing is private. Your shills are sticking out.

>>49842360
Don't be dumb dude. People do what works for them. Careful out there.

>>49842551
Fuck off! Tell me how much you've made from being careful? Also how is buying and staking BTC a careless move?

>>49842442
Lack of sound insight and information has been the major problem. Some fags won't learn. They only listen to a bunch of paid influencers.

>>49842470
Who does that anon? Fixed APYs on freeway superchargers provides all the sustenance. Do what you mentioned and watch your money disappear.

>>49841178
unironically you could win a huge poker tourney just by wearing sunglasses that reflect the wrong hand

tech definitely could do it

>>49841178
OP is suicide bound that's suffering from dementia. He has no idea wtf he's asking for.
Sleep on QANX and forget about Asian whore.
Lots of cool stuff are going on. Huge aping because of the PoR consensus, QVM multi-language for devs, and of course quantum-resistance!

>>49842251
You don't understand the topic anon. What matters now is I'm hype, really am gonna make it from crypto.

>>49842377
I stake only BTC and ETH now. Can't risk any low caps.

>>49842517
Hey nigger. Sorry you don't pay your taxes. Dexes will not interact with Monero as providing services will be classed as terrorism. Monero chudbase will grow thinner and thinner over time as more cash out to a greater fool for tangible goods. The value will decline over time in a slow bleed only used by criminals. There's no other use for a privacy coin other than crime. Sorry u don't like regulators and the government buddy I bet u can overthrow them with your 100 Monero and twig arms. I'm trying to get rich nigger, then I'll make the change I want to see in the world. Sorry Monero chud you know it's true deep down. Privacy coins will be hit hard.

>>49842663
There are many protocols that offers higher returns especially on providing liquidity which is risky but if you know how to play it short, you can go grab it but if you seek for long term, choose those that offers average returns with enough revenues. I'm not trying to belittle those that offers over 4k%

>>49842546
What have you eaten today mamoths?

>>49842721
Ngmi. No one is chasing pump now anon. Sustenance has all the attention.

>>49842330
How will this supercharger put money in your pocket? I think the 20-43% they offers make more sense

>>49842721
What drugs are you taking here?

>>49842663
I prefer to stake mostly stables these days. Losing hope in the market daily

>>49842662
Well said. Influencers only care for their pockets. They want profits like everyone else.

>>49842727
The fear of volatility is my major concern in this turbulent system. Well, if you are longing, it's a good idea, and the protocol matters a lot as well.

>>49842377
I was going to suggest you to take a look on some defi you can make some money but then I realized you are a parazite and don't fucking deserve it!

>>49842663
>>49842718
Ngmi

>>49842844
>prefer to stake mostly stables these days
That's what im doing with most of my gems, i just dropped my rfox in the Rfox-vfox staking pools.

>>Losing hope in the market daily
i believe 85% of biz will say the same thing
this moment will sure pass, and everything will be okay

>>49842830
You wanna know this, I made a few thousand dollars tracking pajeet wallets you are next buddy

>>49842180
Agreed. Never ideal to put all your eggs in one basket.

>>49842922
People that stake btc and other cryptos at this moment really have balls of steel. I like the idea of stable staking though. That's what I look out for in every platform I visit

>>49842958
Pajeet, You heard your master speaking, right? why not DYOR?
The building of a quantum-resistant hybrid blockchain that's going to secure projects and applications from threats coming with the emergence of quantum computing.
It's gonna be the biggest project the crypto world has ever fucked with.

>>49842958
Thousands of opportunities to earn passive income. Binance, crypto com, kraken, kucoin also offers the same thing. We always have special preferences on where to plant our money.

>>49843167
I'm a little worried with how everyone now faces passive income in crypto. Is this what it would now be reduced to?

>>49842873
Who listens to influencers? They are like confused infants. Stick to what you think works best and forget about the babies.

>>49842734
>DEXs will not interact with Monero as providing services will be classed as terrorism.
By that logic, banks will not interact with fiat because it is used to finance terrorism. You are not guilty for wanting financial privacy.

>Monero chudbase will grow thinner and thinner over time as more cash out to a greater fool for tangible goods.
The opposite is happening, as it reached ATH in transactions recently. A lot of tangible good can be bought in Monero and adoption will continue to rise, therefore your argument is uneducated.

>The value will decline over time in a slow bleed only used by criminals. There's no other use for a privacy coin other than crime.
Not caring about privacy because you have nothing to hide, is the equivalent of not caring about free speech because you have nothing to say. Do you leave the door open in a public bathroom when taking a shit? You are heavily surveilled when transacting on a public ledger, this brings more bad actors.

>I'm trying to get rich nigger, then I'll make the change I want to see in the world.
Great, you just demonstrated that you have no principles or are willing to submit them in order to get rich. Your "opinion" is therefore irrelevant.

>>49843009
Wtf is that? So many pools to choose from. Doesn't make all of them legit.

>>49842721
The crypto's genesis is not to be financially rich, it is to remove centralization and free yourself from governmental control. What you are doing is gambling to have more fiat.

>>49843220
You can always choose what's best for your investment. If you're not happy regarding the market's condition today, the solution is to withdraw everything.

>>49843220
If you don't earn, you'll loss your fucking investment anon.
I'm pretty confident with QANX soon after the mainnet, the dapps built with any of the programming languages will be deployed onto the #blockchain.

>>49842934
Don't be derogatory. I bet the jerk didn't witness 2017/2018 pains in disguise.

>>49843220
If you don't earn, you'll loss your fucking investment anon.
I'm pretty confident with QANX soon after the mainnet, the dapps built with any of the programming languages will be deployed onto the blockchain.

>>49843274
Of course. Volatility of the market requires a different strategy. You have to keep your portfolio afloat.

>>49841178
a thing without tangible assets and no real industry and workforce behind? in a fucked up economy? no thanks

>>49843390
Would be hard to withdraw btc at this price even if my staking rewards have caused them to double.

>>49843390
You earn nothing when you withdraw. Earning passively sounds better to me. Might as well maximise.

>>49842934
Defi is one of the sectors i'm considering so as to keep earning, though most of my investment are wrapped around metaverse and gaming projects, with axs, Mana, Rfox and Floki topping my list.

>>49843554
Cool

>>49843347
the dude just said what he invested in, you can mention yours.

>>49843582
Hahaha

>>49843220
Passive income is indeed gold, some network reward users in fiat and crypto

>>49841263
>low effort scams still being spammed
Nowhere near the bottom

>>49843328
reddit spaces + u write like every fat person I know. even real Monero heads would be embarrassed at this response u just made urself look very very dumb (as are all Monero heads). Ur privacy coins are going to zero big boy

>>49843481
This is just a suggestion fren, don't take it seriously.
>>49843554
Yeah, your choice really matters at all. At the end of the day, we all just wanted to earn and to be financially independent.

>>49841368
>Privacy will be the next big narrative.
not going to happen, the WEF will shut it down and prosecute you for disinformation if you even suggest something like it.

>>49843811
Funny because u know it's gonna happen kek

>>49843811
You think so?

>>49841178
What's the best way to store BTC that is not a hardware wallet? Can you put it in Metamask?

>>49841263
>XHV
same model is LUNA, its doomed
>ARRR
glowie vaporware
>WOW
based

>>49843900
TRUST WALLET too

>>49843973
I thought BTC could not be stored on TW?

>>49843900
thats the least i would put anything in!

Tether (usdt)seems good to park your tumbling btc/eth in till EOY

>>49842922
You don't worry at all if the project is built for long term growth. People will come naturally and build their empire.

>>49844006
Trust wallet supports different chains afaik and you can even stake there. I saw vechain,tron and other assets which are available to stake. Actually, there are many options.

>>49843100
Volatility and IL are negated by default. If I'm to go into staking, it will definitely be on stables.

>>49844462
Stables are better, i agree

>>49844450
I just checked on trustwallet for the first time in over a year, and you're right. You can send BTC straight to a trustwallet address. It doesn't even need to be wrapped like I thought it might. Well cool, thanks anon. I found out that my wife keeps all her BTC on Coinbase and I'm obviously a little bit nervous about that

>>49844402
Many folks' confidence keeps fading away due to the issue with Babel, Celsius, and the rest. Projects need to reassure their users of asset safety. Skepticism and pessimism are high.

>>49843167
>buy bitcoin, 20k is the bottom
>still huge shitcoin ponzi bubble

>>49843446
This I believe is for the ignorant who never listen. Many plebs always feel one is blabbering when told to pull out.

>>49843667
Yes anon. I've been earning passively from Maiar exchange while staking UTK

>>49844584
And now you know! You're welcome anon

>>49844936
I have an airdrop on maiar before.

>>49841178
>buying the dead cat bounce

>>49844584
>not controlling your wife's finances
ledger/trezor time.

>>49841263
I slurped some Qanx, the token of Qanplatform as I await the Mainnet launch by EOY

>>49843686
When the debate is lost slander becomes the tool of the loser.

>>49842360
Same here. I'm staking ETH on BlockBank app and RFOX for Rfox finance for 15 and 40 percent respectively.