/biz/ - Business & Finance

You literally bought the top of the biggest bubble in the history of capital society. This is like buying real estate in July 2008 x12. And in July 2008 individual investors were saying the exact same things ("real estate can only go up!" etc.) while taking on huge amounts of debt and hyper-leveraging themselves. Crypto will crash with everything but buy and hold some crypto which is the the commonly refered to as "ISO 20022 coins." Any L1 can be ISO compliant but these for their direct association with INATBA founding members/general reality surrrounding them are the safest in face of coming regulation/and generally just best bets. In 2001 funds went bankrupt investing in stupid venture capital shit but there were extremely obvious industry winners which were safe for sake of value offered and secure to make it through as the kings of a new sector which would obviously reestablish after the bubble sorted the chafe. Don't be a retard and chase the momentum on shit coins or trade on leverage or Tether up when shit hits the fan. Don't keep anything in Tether whatsoever, and hold a majority you intend to invest for the absolute bottom which will come despite a rally, almost definitely later this year. Just accept that you have the extremely rare opportunity to take extremely low risk/extremely high return positions and literally invest in the next Amazon

>>50676060
Wtf are you even trying to say?

>>50676060
I have a meme to summarise this

>>50675974
BLOCKCHAIN REAL ESTATE
Blockchain’s inherent system of trust makes it the ideal technology for real estate. Real estate companies all over the globe are using blockchain’s smart contracts and ledger abilities to transparently and efficiently facilitate renting, buying, investing and even lending.

>>50676082
Unsure how any of what I said could be unclear. You bought fucking real estate now of all times. Lol Not when the market turned down and the fed zeroed rates and then began QE infinity. Now. Lmfao. That is fucking insane. When the bubble pops this time China will not be able to subsume the global debt burden. If you don't take my advice and buy ISO coins right now, remember look at this with intent and remember this post for when the crash happens and then do so. Buy ISO 20022 coins. Enjoy your financial reckoning in the meantime after a few months of feeling good about yourself and sure I'm wrong

>>50676095
I too have one faggot

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>>50676099
Do you mean investing in Real estate with crypto?

>>50676100
I don't think that ISOs are still in vogue. It is still another bubble waiting to burst anytime

>>50676214
I don't care what's in vogue. ISOs aren't a momentum play, they are an investment in (pretty absurdly) the safest and still highest upside piece of the utility market which will underpin the general crypto market after the bubble pops. ISO coins will sink with everything else which is why I said to hold most of your dry powder on the side in cash (you are losing purchasing power vs. goods but who the fuck cares if what you are buying it with is not relevantly driven by the same pricing mechanism/isn't affected by consumer price inflation, particularly as the dollar surges vs. virtually every other fiat currency. But I think it would be stupid to risk banks freezing transactions to crypto etc. and miss the whole thing by not holding at least a small bag on the side in your own cold wallets, particularly wrt this play. I am not waiting for investors to esteem these tokens, I am waiting for their use to drive value in a way speculation never could (though will join into), which is the whole investment thesis of ISO coins, which, again, is really a bad/misleading name considering all L1s can be ISO, but is just how people refer to the collection I am meaning.

>>50676113
Kek, y'all are retarded

>>50676205
Many real estate merchants are accepting crypto payments

>>50676099
>>50676205
These are both good ideas

>>50676350
Especially in Dubai, Spain, Turkey, Italy and Portugal too.

>>50676205
It makes alot of sense imo because it's easy to make the transaction and added we get 1.5% cashbacks on that transactions which will be huge.

>>50675974
Both is the best option anon

>>50676303
Jeets it's time to invest in HAPI just do that or get rekt

>>50676350
Binance pay is one of such project that helps the merchants do this.

>>50676503
Choose one or you will die of fits frigging foolish prick

>>50676060
this. QNT HBAR ALGO DAG LCX. everything else will die

>>50676525
I don't fucking care BNB, AVAX, SOL, EGLD, and ETH 2.0 will slap your faces

>>50676453
Risky Bet: Crypto Newbies Have Family And Friends To Thank For Losses
Brian Hourigan, a New York-based real estate executive, prides himself on keeping a portfolio of assets with modest but predictable returns.

>>50676599
Yes the adoption of real estates accepting crypto payments is huge but not only that even we can buy groceries to a frigging luxury cars, watches and what not at ease.

>>50676516
Coinbase, Cronos, Utrust are another alternatives to this

>>50676568
Although you will make it but its gonna take alot of time with these tokens

>>50675974
Crypto is the answer jeet. You can even make more passive income by staking it

>>50676774
We now have options like Metastaking, metabonding, on-chain staking and much more in the Elrond network atm. It's all passive income and I welcome it all with my hands wide open.

>>50676626
You still have airlines, Nft marketplaces and many other businesses doing the same

>>50676968
Agreed even the sports sector is getting into accepting crypto as payments. S.L.Benfica a football team from Europe is accepting crypto payments for more than a year now.

>>50676654
These projects have gotten licenses to operate in different countries as virtual asset providers

>>50676982
In sports metaverse you can actually stream live games, talk to sports celebrities and interact with them and that's called an adoption.

>>50677018
Utrust has got that license in Portugal recently if I'm not wrong.

It's important to diversify anon. DCA into MATIC and ETH. Maybe take profits and re-invest into real estate. Whatever you do, don't stick to just one thing.

>>50675974
I would say to invest in both and that's a wise decision. Added to that as the adoption of crypto payments increase try and explore if you can buy a house with CryptoCurrencies so it might come in handy.

>>50676906
This is restricted to only ESDT tokens pageet and that's not a good one.

>>50677094
DCA is a must and I do that with DOT, METIS, AVAX, EGLD for now but planning to do more of my other assets too. Hope the market just get better.

>>50676060
The housing bubble is about to collapse while cryptos are about to moon. Next year, I will use crypto to buy cheap real estate

>>50677099
The development is just astonishing fucker and I am sure I will reap good returns on staking EGLD, UTK and what not

>>50675974
Diversification. You can go with both, just find a balance it works for you. You can always put your profits from crypto to real estate

>>50675974
>>50676060
Depends on where you live. In Dubai, there is no housing bubble. Everything will always be on the higher price lol.

>>50677208
Fun to think that my friend paid for his Dubai house using crypto. I'd like to see more of that in the US though.

>>50676060
>buy QNT
great advice, thanks

>>50677328
Is QNT ISO 2022 complaint?

>>50676060
Is Elrond also ISO 2022 compliant? I'm about to take a deep dive into the ecosystem.
I've been buying and selling a lot of EGLD but have hardly explored the ecosystem.

>>50677321
Yeah, why not? I paid for a haircut with BTH once

>>50677328
You fag. QNT doesn't help real estate any way.

>>50677248
Can I put my losses from crypto to real estate too?

>>50677402
I once paid for little groceries using ETH and I ended up paying 50% more than what I was getting because of gas fees. I'm never trying that again.
For now, I either use payments that are in SOL or EGLD network. These two networks are advancing rapidly in the payments section.

>>50677402
kek, I didn't hear about that for a while. LTC and BTH work well for payments.
>>50677512
You should avoid Solana boy

>>50677328
QNT is not directly "official" but I think it is a safe bet.

>>50677328
Is QNT ISO 2022 complaint?

>>50676060
Is Elrond also ISO 2022 compliant? I'm about to take a deep dive into the ecosystem.
I've been buying and selling a lot of EGLD but have hardly explored the ecosystem.

>>50677720
This again is where the naming system is a bit misleading. Elrond is technically is ISO 20022 compliance capable, but basically any L1 is. But Elrond isn't a member/affiliate coin of the ISO 20022 suite profile. The "ISO" coins are:
XRP (not XPR)
XLM
ALGO
XDC
IOTA (longer term hold)
USDC (stablecoin)

Many also mention QNT and it seems to have a lot of associations. All of this said, EGLD is an interesting one to me and I personally don't think it is a bad investment either. There are plenty of utility coins which are well established and sizable and legitimately too useful to not be used (or have something else fill the same role in some capacity (here obviously there is Vechain but I think personally Elrond is established enough to be a good bet in at least the early/medium term of the development of the utility market)) which are not ISO coins. ISO coins are just the best and safest with (atypical of investments) the highest upside. But it wouldn't hurt at all to invest in other utility coins. I think GRT and FLR are also really good bets for instance. I just lean heaviest into ISO coins for security in face of regulatory uncertainty the profit/risk prospect I mentioned before.

>>50677321
>paid for his Dubai house using crypto
This is actually based. I guess that option is not popular in Canada and US.

>>50677799
USDC brought me 15% since EUR is crashing. It seems USD will dominate even more.

>>50677799
Based projects. I think IOTA and ALGO are the biggest potential.

>>50677862
Until there is a monetary reworking the dollar milkshake theory will continue playing out. The global financial system is denominated in USD debt, which when there is a liquidity shortage sends everyone scrambling for dollars and sends dollar demand sky rocketing against basically every other fiat. The system is starting to really really breakdown and you can see it in the emerging markets and like you said, Euro/JPY drop. Until there is literally a paradigmatic shift in the larger reserve system (at present the eurodollar system) this will continue. Check out Brent Johnson's work on the dollar milkshake theory. You will probably also find Eurodollar University with Emilk Kalinowski and Jeff Snider interesting. The name sounds sophmoric and pandering but Jeff Snider is legitimately regarded among macroeconomists as basically one of the top handful of monetary scholars and the series is unreal in the amount of depth it goes into. Start with the first episode. It will guaranteed change how you think about money.

>>50677888
I think they are all great value prospects.

>>50677862
Hehe. I've been holding USDC too, because I use it for crypto payments. I am richer now because of Eur fags killing the currency. Living in the UK and making payments through Utrust merchant makes me feel so good now

>>50675974
OP better tell wife the truth. The longer you wait, the more nagging you get.

Try getting cashback by using a visa cards that offers up to 5%. There are even crypto projects that offer cashback when you make payment with crypto.

You are welcome for the advise.

>>50677933
WTF are you talking about? IDGAF about JPY and JPEGs. I just want to stake and make money

>>50676906
I like passive income more than pussies. Make sure platform will not rug you like voyager. Based stakers need to be careful nowadays.

>>50677983
Cashback is the real benefit of using crypto for payments.
>>50677933
But don't you think the situation in Taiwan can affect USD?

>>50678070
Globally it doesn't really matter wrt currency debasement unless there is a shift from the eurodollar as reserve currency. The dollar isn't like other fiats because it is the reserve currency.

>>50676906
This is totally new to me and I thought it was metaverse staking. Had no idea Elrond has a dex maiar. The staking APR looks very good desu. I'm checking it out later.
Thank you biz. You guys are golden.

>>50678170
Ok. Let's wait and see

>>50675974
Real estate is good, that's what I'm based on, got interested in crypto when I learned I can pay with it for lesser fees, Utrust has good numbers of good real estate merchants

>>50678170
Mumus
Just hodl Bitcoin and you will be fine. You could use it P2P with others to exchange goods. 1 BTC will always equal 1 BTC

>>50675974
its definitely going to be a good time to invest soon. wealth caps of 10 million are coming so investing as much as possible is a good idea, so when you run out of dolleridoos, you can just dump stock and refill.

>>50675974
Unless you own the building you don't own real estate
You own a box that you rent from your hoa
Congrats, also it's called a condo if you own it, you rent an apartment

>>50676095
Good for you dude you will get drown in your portfolio for not using the leading treading channels

>>50678345
Everything is dumping but mighty real estate is strong as a black dick, Did some digging, and The great living estate isn't a bad option to start with, I have the plans but am broke as ever

>>50678070
Yea anon,but there is still lot of juicy pussy using crypto payments like buy a phone do shopping and buy Tesla and pay with crypto.

>>50678345
That is aiding a lifelong investment opportunity through crypto with various partners fucking into the real-estate sector, just like The Great Living Estate. I love it and it's one of the best ways to secure the future, it'd be a good plan to fully take advantage of.

>>50675974
Buy neither and kill yourself instead

>>50678826
I think real estate is the perfect choice atm as it has made some rekt fools get reic rich

>>50677512
Making payments using the web3payments platform has been fucking easy and rewarding as it's simple for merchants to accept payments in many different digital currencies, and convert crypto to fiat quickly and safely.

>>50679083
Damn, the real estate partnerships keep piling up! I feel like people buying houses with crypto are probably spending big money, so making payments with digital payments platform is a wet pussy experience

>>50679348
What partnership are talking about it is it utrust partnership or what.

>>50678345
Yea anon, I'm sure, it will lead to a long-term vision, its partnership got me so horny as its leading the way in introducing Cryptocurrency payment options globally including some dick ass in the real estate industry.

>>50675974
Buy an apartment, flip it after a few months of Holding make your gain. Leave crypto for the Adults

>>50677221
This is a kick as job anon mainly because both projects in partnership brings decentralized finance to crypto payments, thereby making it easy to earn through;
>>Cashback rewards on every transactions made.

>>50676060

>>50677221
Used to fuck with SOL until I discovered Elrond is one of the top blockchains right now, with super cheap fees and fast tps. Good move as they bought Utrust, Web3payment is the future, and it's bright

>>50676968
Yea faggot NFT is another cool and sexy experience,Looking at Elrond ecosystem. Good things happening. NFTs are reduced in price, especially Elrond Warriorz, which have the best rewards in all the Elrond NFTs.

>>50675974
Buy real estate and use the property both for rent and to mine crypto.

>>50675974
Btc looks green even if it fucked rekt now it got some good shit in the future

>>50680125
So how has that been working so far, you are still broke right

>>50676350
yea anon that's fucking cool just like the Utrust Wallet processes transactions instantly within their platform thus removing blockchain validation wait times It such is kick ass fegs.

>>50677600
>You should avoid Solana boy
Sol is still the best blockchain ever, argue with my ass

>>50680285
Looking forward for some lucrative business and a sweet pussy kind of experience lol

>>50677321
Bought my first house in Cyprus from Kensington with crypto

>>50677062
Portugal’s most popular football club has become the first of its kind to accept cryptocurrency payments after announcing its partnership with the that payment platform. Looking juice already

>>50675974
>I bought a new apartment
>apartment
Nice deflationary asset. You might as well buy a new car and consider that an investment

>>50680458
Real estate Investment isn't bad, cars depreciate, and it's not an asset. Wait are you Just stupid or this is you been reasonable

>>50680611
Some cars are asset and luxury, just don't buy what everyone is buying

>>50675974
Both Investment is good, first, never Invest more than you can afford to lose
I only Invest 10% of my savings in crypto like BTC, ETH, MATIC, ATOM, UTK and ALBT
I have 70% in Real estate, while 20 percent saved up

>>50676113
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>>50678345
Oh, most definitely. There are a lot of crypto millionaires in Europe, and they obviously have the luxury real estate market in their eyes. Makes total sense to marry the two worlds, hopefully everyone will profit from the partnership!

>>50675974
>real estate is the future
Kek

>>50680864
Real estate has been one of the oldest businesses and is the future, if you don't this by now then I think you are more of a retard than I suspected

I had an ex friend who grinded 12 years to get a doctorate in poli sci, smartest human being I ever knew, knew everything about everything (didn't just act like it but actually had read everything ever, and very humble). He graduated and discovered that tenure track positions had basically gone extinct while he was getting his doctorate so he is trapped in a psychotic hell of grinding out remote adjunct professorships teaching shitty politics 101 courses online to gender studies cattle. He applied to shit ton of think tanks and consultancies as well but nobody would pay him higher than intern wages. We ended up no longer being friends because I (with no higher education) made 3 million dollars gambling funny money in 2021 and am retired now, while he is in six figures of student debt and and desperately tries to find a job in his profession offering even blue collar wages. He got extremely bitter and antagonistic towards me over the course of 2021 and started accusing me having new friend circles and being obsessed with money and no longer having a moral compass and etc, which was both hilarious and sad because my lifestyle hasn't changed one iota other than quitting my job. He eventually blocked me and I think he is stocking shelves at a Schnuck's now.

>>50680285
Just hating

>>50675974
I think Bitcoin is headed to $40,000 this month it could be some fucking way to light up the crypto space.

>>50679889
I used coinbase once but its more of an exchange than a payment method will try utrust since it offers cash backs too

>>50681019
Calm down a bit will you

>>50675974
Buy BTC, and try not to sell when it dips

>>50681147
Both are good as long as I get my cashback, I'm fucking conservative when it comes to money
>RIP to those paying with Paypal, the fee is killing

>>50678369
Shit coin alert

>>50678770
You made some sense, OP was a way too high

>>50677983
Imagine buying a 500K house, cashback on it will be 25K, that's huge
>>50681572
Stopped paying with PayPal a long time ago

>>50680738
Damn bear market is rough my investments down almost 90% gonna start pumping in funds into btc eth and matic once I get me new job in september! I hope we still got some cheap prices for a couple of more months...

>>50679997
I have been a fan of Elrond network right from the 100 days of constant growth program last year.

>>50677123
Hopefully, the market gets better with time. I will invest the profits I will make from KIBA, MAHA, and SCRT into real estate. This sector is about to get incredibly cheap.

>>50681948
Just stake the damn coins and earn passively. I have my Lox, Btr, and Matic staked on Bitrue for passive income while I wait for the market to recover.

>>50682885
It's great to see another founding member of Elrond network. I am also excited to see how the ecosystem has developed and I am more excited about projects like Holoride and Itheum.

>>50676060
>they won't print this time
lmfao

>>50676060
>>50676100
>>50676268
Your advice is solid. Sadly it was wasted on midwits. I give A+ for a valiant effort

>>50676774
Passive income is based chad. I just started earning mine on the ORE/ETH LP mining program.

>>50680125
Good plan anon. I already invested about 50% of my earnings in real estate, and I'm holding the other 50% in crypto assets like RAIL, SCRT, KEEP and MINA.

>>50688941
>is based chad
???

>>50676082
Demoralization post

>>50675974
Metaverse coins answer this question.

>>50681948
All alts are cheap now but LOX a micro is extremely cheap, I got a few even though i decided i'm not getting anymore tokens till the market reverses.

>>50692724
>Metaverse coins answer this question.
You are right, those lands are incredibly expensive last time I checked,

>>50692758
>LOX
The AR-based metaverse these guys are working on looks promising, at least that will be usable outdoors.

>>50681523
I've got my BTC stash anon. I'm also holding ORE, JUNO and ATOM which have shown good prospects.

>>50677321
>Yeah bro housing may be a bubble in most places. But do you know where housing is NOT a bubble? In the desert of a completely oil-dependent country which is projected to become UNINHABITABLE within the next 100 years.
Imagine the death drive necessary to move to fucking Dubai in the year of our lord 2022

>>50676060
What did I just read?

>>50677799
Based selection anon. I think the assets I'd hold for the long term is ORE which is focused on protecting users identity.

>>50688056
I didn't even mention printing. Housing still crashed with printing in 2008. This time CHina will not be able to take on the debt burden. The circumstance is broader than just US housing. It was in 2008 too, which, if you bought housing in July 2008...

>>50682885
The PoR consensus algorithm of Qan will floor everything about Elrond

>>50676350
People crypto payments made without taking active steps to shield the transactions are setting themselves up, big time. Hackers and scammers are fucking everywhere

>>50676568
Kek, discard SOL by all means.

>>50675974
next time just invest in an index like FSRNX or VNQ pic related
you're missing out on a lot of real estate outside residential

>>50677123
No matter the direction the market takes, privacy focused projects will assume a major relevance. Those are the kind of assets you should start thinking about.

>>50693881
The longest shitpost of all time.

>>50697204
There are already several options to stay anonymous on-chain.

>>50675974
>real-estate
Wake me when you can get a 100x in a few days in real-estate, boomer
Until then, I'll keep flipping shitcoins

>>50696947
New consensus algorithms doesn't shit fag.

>>50698321
>shitcoins
When your shitcoins become able to provide shelter give me a ring.
Issue is today shitcoins are becoming for many the only path to buy a house, me included. Hoping for that SquidGrow bag to return to ATH and more. Also buying all the Squid/Grow offshoots fuck it.

>>50675974
pokemon cards and video games. Trust me.

>>50698701
>When your shitcoins become able to provide shelter give me a ring.
Sorry, not into trannies.
Which Grow coins you buying?

>>50698866
Riding my ShibGrow and SquidGrow and buying dips of BabySquidGrow, primed for pump I think. Also not a tranny, faggot.

>>50698595
Not when it is the combination of best of PoS and PoW dummy

>>50675974
>he bought the top
>can't slurp the API3 dipperino
ngmi

Land & XMR

>>50675974
bitcoin is digital real estate you can take with you.

I am still very bullish on _SYS_ and I hope it pumps further today. I am also ready to buy more if it shows any discount in readiness for the next bull season. sy.scoin is one sure gem with solid fundamentals and a consistent roadmap that has made NEVM live. You can DYOR

Sy.scoin is giving out to its community! You’ll only get these free bounties and rewards from great communities like Sy.scoin! Win rewards in _SYS_ by just making educational/entertainment content about Sy.scoin!!

>>50698595
Gtfo, it is also a quantum resistant and EVM compatible blockchain

Sy.scoin is a great token with amazing fundamentals you will be glad you have in your bag and considered wise and a millionaire in the making if you have it as your biggest bag holding. Sy.scoin gives holders the best of Bitcoin & Ethereum all in one place to build the most ambitious Web 3.0 applications. Invest in real gem like _SYS_ 0.1

>>50699030
>is on 4chan
>doesn't have a dick

>>50699097
The hyperpolygosity is the best feature. Ngl

Why has Syscon chosen to remain Proof of work while so many industries are focusing on transitioning towards Proof of Stake? The main reason is to increase scalability. We understand the alert however we have chosen other methods of increasing our scalability without sacrificing the security that Proof of Work provides.

>>50675974
>maybe new opportunities in crypto
Such as liquidity mining programs such as ORE/ETH pool? It's obvious that there are several ways to make passive gains while holding in crypto.

>>50676099
I was thinking virtual metaverse lands. Wrong direction I guess

>>50676060
The biggest difference from 2007(pre-crash) and today is lots of institutions are waiting on the side line for the crash. There could be a bullwhip that effects everything as those institutions buy back in to see the market crash again 6 months later.

>>50677094
Well, diversifying calls the need for asset management. Imagine having several assets spread across several blockchain. Keeping track of all of them through one source adds a lot of sense to it

>>50675974
>Crypto or Real-estate or both?
both are good desu, coz diversification is the best, thou I'm more invested in cryptocurrency.

>>50677094
>It's important to diversify anon
i've said it over and over, i don’t see anything wrong with having half a dozen that you DCA into on a recurring schedule, i hold about 7 different tokens, and earning passively on Eth, ride, CRO and Rfox, then put whatever reward i receive in my side biz.

>>50699537
Private lands

>>50702063
>ORE/ETH pool
53%. Based

>>50702080
Delete this shit

>>50699552
you're actually correct, Bitcoin is still a crypto I believe in, i could argue that Bitcoin's value is similar to that of precious metals, and can reliably maintain its value over time.


>>50697225
It doesn't matter what you think, i'm not selling my bag so soon, I'll even buy more below $40, get some Sylo, Lrc and One.
like this is a once in a lifetime opportunity where patience will lead to massive gains by those who can wait.

Neither, put it all in REED stocks

>>50675974
I will go for real estate no matter what, possibly buy my next real estate with crypto via Utrust because of its cash-back offers

>>50681497
Want to suck on those tits

>>50676113
Say your last prayers

>>50705586
Cheap ass faggot, who doesn't like cashback
> I Booked a flight once via Alternative airline and paid in crypto

>>50676060
Not a single l1 has legal settlement finality

>>50703655
This could be possible through NFTs though. Railgun for one is set to integrate NFTs which would allow access control and private auctions.

>>50675974
Metaverse lands