/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50606929
I think blockchain is still in the development state
It is not fully decentralized yet

>>50606989
Development stage, What development are you talking about

>>50606989
Most of the consensus mechanisms are well decentralised except a few like Proof of Authority. The emergence of DAOs have brought about more levels of decentralisations

>>50606929
Everything is trash and just waiting to crash. You are warned.

>>50607076
I think she's on hopium or something.

>>50607150
If your ignorance could be converted to energy, it will power human migration to mars with reserves

>>50607175
Elon Musk is already on it

>>50607257

>>50607175
Anon is pained. NGMI syndrome.

>>50607439
NGMI will soon be WAGMI syndrome

>>50606929
Does decentralization actually improve efficiency? Web3 is so difficult to work with because of the decentralized structure.

>>50606989
I think you need some sugar

>>50606929
They are just into the first stage of development, there is so much to achieve as of now.

>>50607175
>mars
you realise we havent even been to space yet right?...

>>50607514
But is there a solution to that?
If it's really a problem, they ought to be a solution

>>50606929
just wait for 10k and then we will talk development, everything needs money to develop dickhead

>>50606929
I am here just for meme coin pump and dump, just remember there is no tech it, just some coding in oracles.

>>50606929
I think privacy is needed in public blockchain , it just like waging your dick out in the open and keks making fun of the sizes

>>50607610
The graph is doing a good job with it.

>>50607701
The feds wants to see your dick, If you close it they hunt you down, privacy wont survive the upcoming regulation.

>>50607701
I already think the blockchain is decentralized enough unless you want to launder money.

>>50607733
We just ask for decentralization and not the feds taking over.

>>50607655
I'm just here for the money too but if you don't pay close attention to the tech, You loose the one you have.

>>50607750
I asked for adulthood and not endless bills, but I still get them though.

>>50607701
That's right, I'm sure no Asian will want to be a part of any of that.

>>50607733
Yea, though privacy differs from each other, you can't compare Oasis to monereo and you can't compare others to secret, they are unique in nature.

>>50607514
I like this idea of bypassing the middlemen through apps built in a decentralized network. I think it will also be important to consider which blockchain network an app should be built. Considering there are a lot at the moment.

>>50607740
If DeFi is the future of finance, then blockchain needs privacy to be fully decentralize.

>>50607701
Fuck off y'all privacy plebs. That shit is oversaturated. Multi-blockchains deserve more attention. Kek

>>50606929
We need a convenient platforms for dApps. dApps give users the edge when it comes to privacy, speed and security since it functions with smart contracts. .

>>50607940
I think they will all go down with the new government regulation.

>>50607958
Good anon. Dapps on multichains and geeq data solves more problem. Don't care for all the privacy shit jeets are shilling here.

>>50608002
Anon, if your funds in your fuckin banks are expose to the public to view, don't you think that you may be expose to robbery attack?

Only plebs like you will underrate privacy

>>50607940
I just like that the cosmos-based project is coming up with so many dapps on their mainnet.

>>50608010
Decentralized applications (dApps) are important because of their advantages which include fault tolerance, data integrity, flexible platform, and user privacy. Because there is no centralized network, a hacker would not likely be able to attack enough network of nodes to take down a dApp. Secret network offers good security on this while Telos offers compatibility with solidity and native C++ smart contracts.

>>50608044
I have only a few tokens there on the cosmos chain. The ecosystem is fast growing amidst competitors.

>>50608010
I think their playbushi dapp is coming out, the graphics look surreal too.

>>50608094
I hope you are not buying on luna again shithead

>>50606929
Just stick your asses to BTC and eth

>>50608018
Scrt and Oasis use auditable private smart contracts, the government can work with them.

>>50608030
I like polkadot cos of the parachains. Geeq looks good ATM as Blockchains and dApps will be able to develop on it. Perhaps we need more adoption in the multichain area but privacy should be your major concern.

>>50607777
This is what I feel every second of my life, that too without girls
>>50608084
I watched the Kevin smith killroy for just a hundred bucks

>>50608084
>Secret network
I use their Blackbox and I transact without revealing my wallet address, my transaction details are shielded from Etherscan and the likes.

>>50608018
Only those that are not auditable will go down, those ones that are auditable will definitely withstand regulations

>>50608152
Put a stick in your ass.

>>50608175
oasis just have good marketing team, i am just waiting for development on their ends,

>>50608175
I'm more familiar with Railgun being the protocol that can integrate with DeFi dapps. It's cool to know that Secret has that functionality as well. It's high time the need for privacy is emphasized. It makes a lot of sense if activities can be shielded directly on dApps through these integrations.

>>50608213
Is that a new privacy network?

>>50608175
Monero is having all these issues because It can never be traced if need be, this solution is a good one.

>>50608239
It will attract more institutional investors to the crypto space, the MC will see new heights.

>>50608226
I can stick 5 BTC in my ass, is anyone willing to send me some?

>>50608260
I would go for better privacy tokens than Monero. Not going near that token.

>>50606929
I am stuck with NFTs only aah this is frustrating as hell.

>>50608288
Send your wallet address and I will forward it to satoshi nakamoto.

>>50606989
Give an example, you pleb. Don't just utter it, make it make sense

>>50608339
Privacy has a new upgrade. Other privacy protocols are changing the game by bringing in programmable privacy to the space

>>50608239
Shade Protocol on its own, is pushing hard to hijack the whole concept of DeFi privacy. Its SILK token is fucking well crafted and structured

>>50608213
But in all senses, your transactions aren't suppose to be there on etherscan since it's not done on the Ethereum Network in the first place. As long as it's on BlackBox because that's not where it is built. Nice try though, poor fag.

>>50608352
Go for the AnonsNFT v2 tomorrow then. If you really want to make it with NFTs. One of the biggest collections on cosmos

>>50608588
Another AnonNFTs? Does one have to be whitelisted to get it?

>>50608588
If it does have some privacy features like the ones in Stashh marketplace, I'm not buying.

>>50609035
You won't say that if you bought the V1.

>>50608659
As far as I know, you can target to mint one in the public. There's around 1800 in the collection.

>>50609035
That's why you'll die poor, motherfucker. Go and do some research about these before you boycott the damn thing you poor pajeet

>>50607514
distributed ledger is very inefficient but that is the price we have to pay to deal with the jewish question.

>>50608454
He made some solid points there. On-chain privacy will aid more web3 adoption and from his point, it's not just our fundamental human right, the blockchain needs privacy.

>>50609683
Tell that to the coward. That's a fact.

>>50609912
Word.

>>50609683
Now that he didn't buy the v1? Is there any chance of making it?

>>50608354
Really, low-budget scammer?

>>50609951
Nah, the only chance of making it is to get v2 next. If he doesn't get v2, he cheats on his entire family and the next generation that's to come

>>50608588
Thank you for sharing your view. Meanwhile, my choice of alts is nowhere close to yours. ALBT, SPOOL, SCRT, and OOKI are my underdogs ATM.

>>50609948

>>50606929
It needs a big input of privacy solutions. Every user should be able to stay anonymous by choice

>>50607150
KYS. If you still think blockchain is trash in 2022, you need your brains to get checked.

>>50607733
Even if regulation comes in, there will be a need for privacy requirement. Therefore, no matter how these things unfold, privacy is still going to be a priority.

>>50610950
That is when I can boldly say that decentralization has attained its peak, I'm certain that auditable privacy blockchain like secret and Oasis is leading us there

Complete Decentralization is a meme. What are going to do, lay your own fibre-optic cable, become your own ISP, make your own CPUs without backdoors in them. There are trusted third parties somewhere.

>>50611067
>That is when I can boldly say that decentralization has attained its peak
It hasn't. We need to get to a point where privacy is a standard on the blockchain.

>'m certain that auditable privacy blockchain like secret and Oasis is leading us there
Kek, Railgun is more complete technically- can easily integrate with DeFi dapps. Hence, the scalability of on-chain privacy is possible.

>>50610999
It's unreasonable to any pleb not to consider privacy an option, web, metaverse, defi, gaming, etc.
All need privacy for more confidentiality and safety

>>50611951
>Railgun is more complete technically- can easily integrate with DeFi dapps.
I don't see it performing better than Secret though. Prove me wrong.

>>50612628
Our data are too exposed in this space. One can't overemphasize the importance of privacy in this space.

>>50608339
Well, there are more innovative privacy solutions out there and Railgun is my top pick for Defi and dapp integration.

>>50612628
Most gaming platforms, music and movie that are gradually coming into blockchain needs privacy to maintain their anonymity in the space

>>50611951
Railgun is also an alternative, but when it comes to privacy network, Secret is my go-to, because it's an embodiment of everything you need to stay private on blockchain, ranging from DeFi, web3, gaming, NFTs, DEXs.

I regard it as the ETH of privacy network, because projects are built on its network like eth

>>50615037
>Railgun is also an alternative, but when it comes to privacy network, Secret is my go-to, because it's an embodiment of everything you need to stay private on blockchain, ranging from DeFi, web3, gaming, NFTs, DEXs.
>I regard it as the ETH of privacy network, because projects are built on its network like eth

>>50615037
Railgun is also an alternative, but when it comes to privacy network, Secret is my go-to, because it's an embodiment of everything you need to stay private on blockchain
Starting from DeFi, web3, gaming, NFTs, DEXs.

I regard it as the ETH of privacy network, because projects are built on its network like eth

>>50611951
Railgun is also an alternative, but when it comes to privacy network, Secret is my go-to, because it's an embodiment of everything you need to stay private on blockchain, ranging from DeFi, web3, gaming, NFTs, DEXs.

I regard it as the ETH of privacy network, because projects are built on its network like eth

>>50608260
But why was it banned in some countries?

>>50608094
Yea, cosmos is just so exceptional from other chain

>>50615037
You are right, Kevin Smith recently launched his movie minted as NFT.
This is giving more privacy to NFT ownership to

>>50606929
no
and if the last cycle showed one thing, nobody cares about decentralization

>>50610999
nice digits and yes

>>50617413
You're wrong chad. People care about controlling their assets and the regulations would just amplify the need for financial freedom. There would be a need for privacy too and I see privacy solutions playing an important role in this.

>>50607076
try to buy somethings in a decentralized anonymous way.

>>50611138
that is the shill line eth and btc maxis had been fed. It is going to be their downfall, and they dont know it yet

>>50621951
Making anonymous and untraceable transactions can be achieved by using privacy protocols fren. By using them no one would know about your buying habits.

>>50617331
I guess they can't bear seeing what they can't control

>>50617388
I guess private NFT ownership has become a thing. I'm looking forward to the NFT integration on Railgun which would allow private auctions.

>>50614672
Agreed. Either users take their privacy more seriously or keep losing funds to fraudsters and hacks.

>>50617362
I have huge expectations from it. I keep wondering if NFTs could survive there.