/biz/ - Business & Finance

Na it’s over. Sold the top, not buying back.

>>50849748
I swapped half my 36k ALGO stack into DEFLY and farmed it. I’ve doubled my money. It’s a great dapp too. Anyway, flame away, but I think this could be a turning point for algorand.

>>50849948
The only legit ASAs:

Defly
VEST
SMILE

>>50849702
I’m not into rugpulls, so I’m waiting for the VestieVault to go live.

>>50850526
>smile
LMAO

>>50850526
YLDY has a slim chance to resurrect itself, but until they launch something new, they're a shitcoin to me

When the fuck will Vest pump?

>>50850536
One word: Turtles

>>50850555
Nice trips, VEST will pump once their main smart contracts are online and the casino’s popularity explodes. Humble is the new Dex, Vestige is the new Dexscreener, VBank is going to be the new decentralized stablecoin issuance contract suite.

So most of you are sleeping on DEFLY. /biz - never change and stay poor

I’m in CCT at the moment. Very comfy. Other than that, I’m coo on algorand

>VEST devs giving a spontaneous AMA today that was very bullish
>Defly soaring
>Smile lurking and waiting to strike
>state proofs and TPS upgrades
>Gensler in our back pocket
>Klaus' bug burgers coming to a mcdonalds near you
right on schedule my fellow elites

Realistic price prediction on Vestige?

>>50850792
Ten. Fucking. Dollars.

>>50850731
We're unironically gonna make it

>>50849702
When is the measure for voting released

my basterds

>>50851898
>phone poster who can’t screencap

VESTIGE/ALGORAND
it will rise sharply and it is still early

>>50850731
I’m genuinely not sure what’s so special about the Smile turtles. I know you can race them kinda like tinyhorses, but all smile does is advertise a dumb gambling app to Algorand users. Unless this SDK they keep touting is actually something special, I don’t see a future in SMILE at all.

>>50852959
Isn't Zedd Run just a dumb gambling site?

>>50852149
Im bullish on VEST as a service but holy shit that name is awful. Vestige. Vestigial. No longer needed. Grzeg shouldve workshopped that shit.

>Ragequit from crypto since april
>Came back cause I start to see some signs of recovery
>No signs of recovery for ALGO
>Check how my TINY stack is doing
>It basically rugged because VEST came out
I can't believe you guys

>>50855095
Shouldve joined the discord peasant, they gave you three whole months to swap over. Ngmi

>>50850850
IF algorand becomes as popular as BSC this is realistic.

>>50855126
The only way I ngmi is if I stay on this ecosystem any second longer

>>50855369
Go invest in some jim cramer stocks, crypto is obviously too complex for you

>>50855386
There is nothing complex about crypto in of itself.However if you mean the know how of which of the scams is going to pump and which one's not,yeah it's a bit more complicated

>>50855020
absolutely fucking retarded take
vestige is the best name in all of defi

>>50855579
If you understand the technical aspects maybe but to smoothbrain normies and leddit midwits it just sounds bad

>>50850850
>That feel when top 20 VEST wallet POST diversification of portfolio
Even if I make zero trades for the next few years I will be well into six figure hell

>>50856046
Where do you check that?

VESTIGE. it's still early, that's why I say invest in it
it's going well
from what I'm watching
I don't know.. give your opinion too
VESTIGE/ALGORAND

>>50856081
>he doesn't use Vestige to look at top holders
>Y, PEP?
>I don't know son

>>50856081
Wait, found your wallet kek

>>50856213
Vestige, humble, and folks dont work on my phone, ive just been quietly waiting for them to fix the issue

>>50856252
How am i a fool when im a tiny OG?

>>50856280
Chrome browser works great here, tried that? Not using a poor quality VPN getting you blacklisted by servers are you?

I wasted like a thousand bucks on Algorand when I should've just stacked more ETH.

>>50856315
No but im an iphone using the default safari if thats a factor

>>50850625
Is 137k stack good for DEFLY?

>>50856300
In that case pic related, and get chrome

more and more investors are learning this every day i watch it vestige
it will go up a lot because there is a lot of trust from this

So these thread are a vestige cult now?

>>50856423
You’re not wrong, i went literally all in on tiny aside from a small governce safety bag and it still doesn’t feel like enough

>>50856486
VEST just pumped 10% so it must be working

>>50850625
Bought and sold it multiple times in recent days to make more Algos for VEST etc, not interested in holding it. It's had a great run up the last 2 weeks though I must say, would have loved to dump hard on all of those buyers ngl

>>50856520
Holy shit you aren't wrong

>>50856396

>>50856676
Kek, well played

How good is the TradingView drawing tools integration though, can't wait for it t leave beta so they stay saved to wallet profile

>dat growth

>>50856759
Imagine the beast this is gonna be when all functuality is activated next bullrun

>>50856817

>>50856915
VEST up 30% now btw

i told you guys!! investing!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9caquYqGBR8

tfw VEST hits $10 next bullrun

Will Algo ever get to a dollar again

>>50857269
Algo will be 50 dollars by 2025 then 100 by 2030

like how much of a brainlet do you have to be to not see that algo is primed to rise to absolute supremacy?
furthermore, how much of a midwit do you have to be to invest in algo but not smart enough to recognize savant greg/vestige as the Chad King of algo?

>>50857602
The Virgin Seb of Yieldly vs the Chad Greg of VEST

Pic related, its a chad toad wearing a VEST

>>50857887
Greg is the chaddest chad on the alogrand land. Only dev that seems to have the good kind of autism.

Cometa is a screaming buy right now
Obviously a Vest bag is compulsory
Thinking of scooping some Defly
Still bagholding Yieldly, hoping for a turnaround when they finally release yNFT and yAMM

>>50859060
Algogems?

>>50849702
im trying to figure out the 23rd word of my seed phrase but my hand writing is so bad fuck

>>50859169
Kek, have they even gotten their governance rewards yet?

>>50856213
based this is my favorite part about the tinychart/vest update

>>50856341
short term loss
long term ???

>>50857887
as large holder of both (top 25 vest) I gotta tell you yieldly is starting to look like it could be a good play there's only 20% of the supply to be released this year so the major dumps are over it all comes down to if they get utility going.

The Godtier ASA portfolio:

Defly 40%
Vestige 40%
Octorand 19.999%
Bartle Doo 0.111%

>>50859455
I want to believe. riding it out regardless. A redemption arc for yldy would be glorious

>>50859169
Just never found gems that compelling. The existing nft marketplaces are pretty solid and when I last tested gems which was a while ago it was significantly worse than algoxnft, rand gallery, etc

>>50859467
Where are your Moist Grannies?

>>50859467
>no twink
ngmi.

Anyone know if the Humble Vest/Algo farm will be renewed in 10 days?

>>50860245
Post the not gay version

>>50849702
lol ALGO is trash, buy BAT you fuckin idiots.

>>50859242
https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0039/english.txt
only these words can exist in a seed phrase

>>50860578
the chain says yes

>>50855217
It's already integrated with ORE network. It's only a matter of time

>>50849948
I wont swap my algo over a shitty bag. I got algo and some strongest bags like near and fantom. I also diversify on low caps like ebox, geeq, hps and kgo for wider portfolio.

>>50855538
>There is nothing complex about crypto in of itself.
Really? Say that the aged users trying to wrap their heads around the hundreds of blockchains in the space currently

>>50859678
Gems platform is much faster and better ux. Advantage though is you can actually invest in it with community curating. Easy way to get stake in algo nft market without flipping jpgs.

>>50856341
Discard that from your thought. You did fucking right!

do i have to get some faggoty proprietary wallet to buy this shit? or can i use metamask?

>>50857269
>Will Algo ever get to a dollar again
No doubt, it will. Its focus to increase security and usability for its users through strategic collaborations with identity management protocols will pay off on the long run.

>>50861480
MyAlgo would be easiest for browser.

Bump for first quality algo bread in a while

Anyone heard what the next gov proposal is gonna be about yet?

>>50861362
For sure, it'll be quite complicated for them. I guess that's the reason why ORE protocol has simplified logging in and management of crypto assets.

>>50861357
Oh damn is that some alts?

>>50863380
That's the alts with some products to consider. Geeq will provide data management for both parties, ebox will solve the wrong tx and kgo for better wallet app. It's kinda convenient kek.

>>50863380
you can use vestige(dot)fi without buying anything to look up shitcoin asa's

>>50863046
>simplified logging in
I understand the intricacies of decentralized DLTs and just want to quickly rebalance my DeFi allocation by recollateralizing to avoid impermanent loss and optimize my yield by using flash loans, but damn, if I could just remember my password

>>50863848
Just yesterday I was asking myself: Why are there so little useless tokens with flimsy use cases that barely make any sense that don't have any publicly known developers? Isn't that what the world needs right now? I'm so glad you mentioned these tokens, the world is grateful to you, anon

>>50861901
Wow, that doesn’t bode well for Algo because I’m a literal crypto retard.

Will there be a massive dump on Vest and Defly in 9 days since the farming ends in 10 days? Will people dump early?

>>50863903
What's the taste of your shitcoin?

>>50863848
Which data are you referring ?

>>50864332
Looks like another shitcoins

>>50864239
Maybe a general retard as well because you’re making no sense

>>50859467
Bartle Doo is what Bitcoin doesn't

>>50864422
like what shitcoins am I buying?

>>50864117
Just that some projects has poor marketing anon that leads to be unknown.
>>50864445
Every data that the businesses are handling anon. It's very much confidential to manage and we need a secure and reliable data management like what geeq offers. Few understands.

>>50862050
Hopefully something that makes money

>>50861621
thats a hard pass. gee i wonder why nobody uses this chain?

>>50849702
Hats off to you.

What’s your favorite ALGO project? Do we have any ponzinomics?

this thread has been taken over by villagers

>>50865428
Lol, oh no, you've got to write down a new seed phrase! The horror!

>>50864332
I have information which leads me to the conclusion that Humble’s Vestige farms will continue. VEST will always have some kind of liquidity farm so long as it’s needed. Humble and Vestige are about as close as separate projects can get.

>>50865807
pretty much, yes. how many retard normies do you think are going to install some new, piece of shit proprietary wallet and spend the time funding/figuring it out just to throw a few bucks at a shitcoin?

>>50866552
Brother you can get the Pera wallet on your phone. Algorand isn’t going to pop off until late this year and normies can figure out generating an Algorand key if they can figure out adding an RPC to Metamask. Hell, the Defly wallet is coming to its own too and that’s about as normie-tier as it gets. I have no anxiety about Algorand’s ability to reach mass adoption.

>>50866552
do the bare minimum anon
he can't

>>50866628
> pop off until late this year
this is pure speculation with no source or sound reasoning behind it

>>50866846
>he doesn’t know.

>>50866846
FIFA

>>50866934
So what are the odds that every FIFA ticket is a collectable NFT? Can they build that in time?

>>50860881

is anyone else rockin gomint and/or opul? today was a good day

>>50866934
>>50866928
>FIFA!!!

>>50867123
I don’t see why not, as it would be really simple to set up. Tickets as ASAs is the one of the most obvious use cases that would easily be superior to the current ticket master bs most vendors use.

>>50867299
They should set up their own secondary market

nobody likes this gook scam token.
people want to make money. not lose it.
algo only loses.
100% garbage.

>>50869481
You wish the AlgOrb would fuck you, don’t you? I love bumping threads at 4am

>>50867299
I'm wondering how many algo each ticket wallet are gonna have loaded on it .5 .05? There's only 10 billion algo's I know there's around a billion viewers but how many people watch live on average?

>>50855095
I sold the top at $2. I like the ideas behind Algorand still but if the Ethereum merge succeeds it's basically over for this generation of ETH killers.

>>50872037
You do know that the enviromental FUD is BS right? If you think that's what's wrong with ETH then you actually deserve to never make it.

>>50849702
For me it's VEST. VEST is BEST.

Gib soccernigger money

vestige has evolved and this makes more and more people invest in it

>>50871427
Attendance in 2018 was about 3 million. There's probably a lot of repeat attendees in there but they would still need to add each of those assets.

>>50872124
The environment fud is irrelevant. The eth merge increasing throughput is the problem for Algo.

>>50874031
It increases throughput but doesn't deal with the EVM being unsclable and unsafe, it also doesn't deal with gas auctions being inherently unfair and lastly it doesn't deal with solidity itself being an ass language.

This is without considering the incoming fork and the fact that you're still banking on sharding and zk-rollups to scale the godamn mess. In a month's time Algorand can take on the load of all of Ethereum. In three months time it'll have the capability to cross-compile that God awful language natively and in a month's time through milkomedia on an L2 (although that's shit). Ethereum is literal fucking garbage that's good as a proof of concept but in no way should've been allowed to exist past that.

>>50874115
It's shit but it has mindshare. I don't see any hope of that changing.

>>50874152
That's like arguing for NSFNET because it was the first. We're still SO far away from any form of mass adoption and serious scaling solutions that can onboard more than 100M users that it's completely irrelevant what technology we're using today. Hell, Solana might even be the one that comes ahead, but if you're truly a mETH head based off of current adoption then you're so far into an echo chamber there's no saving you.

Brainlets chirping about Vest not knowing about Headline
kek

>>50874757
Exactly. We've only scratched the surface with adoption. What do you guys think of this rounds governance proposals?

https://forum.algorand.org/t/feedback-requested-on-proposed-q3-2022-governance-measures/7587

>>50875339
>We've only scratched the surface with adoption
This will take time before the adoption we are looking forward to in the space set in. It is most likely to emerge from project's aim to provide a reliable and efficient data solution. What do you think?

>>50875339
>> we plan to put forward two proposals that are aimed at incentivising DeFi users to participate in governance with their Algos

The proposed reward is quite negligible.

>>50875310
what products has headline produced so far that anyone actually uses?

>>50875310
>>50876144
I can’t even figure out what Headline is trying to do. They’re all over the place. Didn’t it start as some sort of news aggregator and bias ranker? What is it now? I prefer projects with a defined mission.

>>50876144
>>50876337
lol, lmao even
keep buying Vest!

>>50876444
you didn't answer their question
Headline has been trying to do a dozen constantly changing things at once since they started and has yet to legitimately build a single thing
prove this wrong, what product of theirs is currently in use

>>50875339
they should do away with governance locking just do a balance check at vote time or reduce lock period down to actual voting period

I'm all in on board.

>>50866552
Have you used MyAlgo? You don't have to install anything, it stores everying in localStorage. To sign a transaction you just enter a short password you set up. You do have to write your mnemonic down once though, since everying is deleted when you wipe your browser cache (not having backups for browser plugins like MetaMask is equally reckless, the mental model of where things get stored is much clearer for webapps though, IMO). Using a password manager like KeePass is pretty much a prerequisite to operate with any kind of security nowadays anyway, especially when you want to be your own bank. MyAlgo also isn't constrained to a small window in your browser bar, it's a full web application.

algorand to $0.25 before $1
dongerbros, raise em
vestbros quit shilling
defly, quit shilling
algofi = the truth
tinyman governance token when?
opul to 0 when?
tacocoin making a comeback in Q4
tinybots dev, are u coming back?
tinysniff dev i forgive you

>>50877814
this is based. I dont agree, but you are an algobro

>>50876337
>I prefer projects with a defined mission.
Everyone does prefer it.
This shows how credible the project is.

>>50877876
But why is algo so shilled in here? though it is a solid project.

>>50876599
Headline are retards, don't check their Twitter, it's all spam.
Vestige is the future! WAGMI!

>>50878040
2021 /biz/ algo casino was a legit "you had to be there" moment. Algorand Virtual Machine seems superior to EVM. I dont really agree w algo foundation's decisions, but from slinging shitcoins around the world, Algo and SOL are the only two that actually offer something unique, rather than copy and paste Eth forks.

>>50878531
>Algorand Virtual Machine seems superior to EVM
In what way is it superior to evm?

>>50875310
Headline is a retarded scam, and here's the DD on them so that you can fucking spread some serious FUD. Have fun with the swinging:

>Aaron Martinez is unironically a failed movie director that then pivoted into tech when he has ZERO technical background, none of the core team does, so they've been faking it till they make it
>Their DEX and Options market are not only bought from other minor developers, but seriously fucking broken at the fundamental level and will never attract any serious liquidity.
>Their astros and ETH NFTs are a fucking joke
>They unironically paid five figures to Yieldly for a fucking farm, so have fun getting dumped by Seb
>They don't have a working product
>Their previous products (algopay, algoswap, algoburn and algovault or whatever the fuck they're called) are tutorial carbon copies.
>The algoglyph is one of the dumbest things I've seen being pushed as a product.
>They got early backing back when Sean had the chequebook open and is one of the reasons why he got fired, along with the never ending fiascos from the Foundation when they were starting
>Since then and because they got paid a lot upfront they've been scrambling to find a product and have proceeded to dump money to anyone for anything and have bought serious bottom of the barrel stuff(if you don't believe me then why did the Alammex dev sold them algoptions and not alammex?)
>I've heard through people that they tried to buy some serious projects and then got rejected completely, but idk which ones, either the portfolio one or vest instead settling for that shitty charting site since "it looked good enough"
>their tech suite and social media are so fucking broken that they're dead now

It's the worst hold you could potentially have unless you're actively trying to scam people.

>>50877814
tinybots was so going to be the next thing.... is the new dev from vest the tinybots guy? Cause he said they're working on limit orders, no?

>>50875565
This could be the space but as it is no one can tell. Xrpl have a remarkable approach to data and also ocean.

>>50878737
>Xrpl have a remarkable approach to data and also ocean.
That of geeq is also cool. I think their data solution actually meets the exact requirements an enterprise will embrace, imo.

>>50878266
still no answer.

>>50878672
exceptional analysis

>>50878566
single block finality is biggest standout (no waiting x blocks for confirmation).

from my scriptkiddy tier programming perspective, the algorand py sdk is amazing, and all the good projects have py sdks that get me horny.

algofi team used pyteal, and they are beasts. when tinyman went down they whipped out a DEX in under a month. their py sdk is great as well.

look vestige how pump!

>>50878981
default contract language is also more secure than evm so algo contracts are less likely to have hacks. And just the speed and cost alone is far superior to evm

>>50879016
Second algo/vest humble pool farm confirmed on Twitter!

>>50879498
lfg

>>50878981
You are just speaking based on your view of things, but I have a contrary view.

>>50878672
incinerated

>>50878672
Is Algooption live?

>>50882432
They're rebranded as Silo and I think they're on TestNet atm. But the model is stupid, it has to be one of the dumbest ways to do options on a DeFi scale. Also, I think it's broken because of a few problems with the SC but I'm not gonna spill the beans, specially cause it's an exogenous problem so I really doubt their auditors (if they have any) will catch it.

>>50855217
Well, Algorand is on its way up and it has an account with ORE ID as well. It's bound to go mainstream.

I wonder how low things will get before they go up. Hopefully I have some more time to stack up a bit.