/biz/ - Business & Finance

Fuck, crypto is shit.

>>55287050
This, truly reminds me when we're at $69k and bobos are giving warning that the crypto market is about to crash. Nobody listens.

>>55287607
when moon?

>>55287596
Haha why?

>>55287050
You'll get rekt if you invested blindly

>>55287992
Maybe 2025

>>55288761
invest in memes?

>>55287050
It's literally the oldest "good cop, bad cop" play in the book.
Imagine if congress had tried to regulate crypto from a blank slate. 90% of the industry would have said "fuck you".
So they send attack dog Gensler to pretend they're going to shut it all down, then when they come through with "reasonable middle ground" regulation, everyone jumps on it because they've been conditioned to think the worst was going to happen.
Absolutely classic overton window management, and when you see how badly everyone falls for it you get a small sense of why the elites see human beings as cattle.
It's not a new trick, it's one of the oldest tricks. And everyone gobbles it up.

Over or not, i'm never gonna be a wageslave.
either i make it from crypto or not.. there's no between.

>>55287050
>to this crypto stuff
>crappy crypto basket
>on the scene
Any 40 year old glowies in the chat?

>>55288996
how old are you?

>>55288945
Memes are fucking dead anon

>>55287596
You're an obvious retard for thinking this shit anon. Say is again in 2025 when btc is 100k

>>55289576
What about the $1m in 90 days?

>>55287050
time to exit crypto was at the top

>>55289354
kek, I made a lot of money from memes and spent it all on retrded jeets. I reserve my f**king tickets for the KREST sale on allianceblock Fundrs in order to recuperate my losses.

>elect biden
>crypto fucking dies

thanks, murripigs

>>55289763
Is this another meme if not count then count me in for investing in projects that have something substantial to offer..

>Just get a 2x over 6 years in the stock market bro
Yeah, at 35 that isn't going to help me at all, may as well not even bother.
Crypto or rope.
Simple as.

>>55289690
When utility projects are paving the way for dApps and DePINs, only the true anons stay for the ride. Don't be an exit scammer.

>>55289941
Memes are for short gains, anon. IOT and EOT will be the next big thing that I anticipate on grasping with both hands.

>>55289775
What about Trump?

>>55289964
Fetch_ai's AI integrations improve data automation and optimization in DePIN, newfag.

>>55290070
AI hungry for data, crypto craving decentralization, and now here comes DePINs! The perfect recipe for a wild tech adventure.. As IoTs join the party, get ready for a mind-blowing journey where data and decentralization collide. Read anon

>>55290199
kek. I'd rather look at a platform that allows users to create dApps which enable vehicles, robots, and devices to provide services to both humans and machines.

>>55289964
Real projects with real utilities will always speak for themselves. But, you know what? Actions speak louder than words. It's not just about talking the talk, they gotta walk the walk. Show us the products, show us the actions that back up those promises kek.

>>55290199
You think decentralized physical infrastructure network will take over physical infrastructure. Y'all must be joking, because crypto will always be considered a ponzi scheme. Everything is always on paper, but there is no actual use case that defines it in reality. old-fag crypto investors are walking dead.

>>55290454
You mean Peaqnetwork? Meh, they're just another project in the crypto space. I participated in their KREST sale on allianceblock Fundrs, but honestly, they haven't made any real waves yet.

>>55290454
Are you living under a rock, or is your braincell just too dumb to understand, or could it be you're a bot?

Did you read before replying? Pajeet

>>55290535
Lol, are you living under a rock, anon? Iotex and their DePIN tech are all the rage. The IoT infrastructure projects are the big deals. Get with the times, bro

>>55290571
Crypto is evolving beyond just a ponzi scheme, and DePINs are paving the way for real-world adoption. Dyor anon

>>55289979
I find the Eot initiative interesting as well, seeing as it would convert machines to economic agents.

>>55290606
The badass will address some of the f**cking concerns about the impact of AI and automation on the job market.

>>55290817
Having a project with multi-chain Machine IDs and Fetch's AI agents will revolutionize web3, faggot

>>55290634
We had hbar fronting utility in supply chain and data management; how many real-world businesses have integrated this? This industry is still in its infant stage, and such ideologies often end up being vaporware.

You plebs think this aspect can tap into the existing conventional ones censored by jerkies that don't want to lose ties with control.

>>55290983
AI will take your job, whohuman error and for you, start learning how to be a good worker in Macdonald anon.

Lmao this thread didnt age well. SEC cucked to Binance, happening cancelled, nothing ever happens.

>>55291036
What the heck is this Anon trying to justify? Go back to your retarded life and let oldfags get what they want from conventional businesses.

>>55291036
A system that makes it possible for Builders of dApps and to make use of the network for consortia standards need adoptions. Check your brain again.

>>55291233
kek. The more value AI powered robots create and the more jobs they take, the more everyone earns. Go obtain the facts before you show your sick face here, Pajeet.

>>55290575
What are the benefits of the Krest sale bizfag? Redpill me

>>55290634
Any news on the Polkadot parachain auction chad? looking to ape in on it.

whatever, already lost over 90% of my networth during this bear market. just wipe me out so i can go live on the street already, i simply do not care

>>55291281
Pleb, I ain't trying to justify any point; just an open perception of how I view things. No doubt they will utilize blockchain tech to enhance efficiency and transparency, but democratizing rewards and control is off the table.

>>55291036
Building a decentralized ecosystem is no small task. Rome wasn't built in a day, and the same goes for creating a robust and thriving decentralized community. But let's not forget the importance of the community. The community is the lifeblood of any decentralized ecosystem.

>>55291316
>A system that makes it possible for Builders of dApps and to make use of the network for consortia standards need adoptions
Are you trying to say blockchain will entirely emerge in the coming bull run, if it ever surfaces, or what?
There are many blockchain fronting this move with innovative features that are compatible with dApps in order to provide real-world applications, but still, they are nowhere to be found.
Be it meme or not, everyone is rooting in for the bag. Fundamentals don't seem to count anymore.

>>55291727
The crypto space is filled with all sorts of projects, some of which turned out to be major fails. But, we can't paint them all with the same brush, right? There are still a few diamonds in the rough that you can actually rely on. Just keep your eyes peeled for those blockchain projects that are actually delivering on their promises and making a real impact.

And when the next BTC halving kicks off another short but potentially life-changingly profitable run, too many are going to go all-in too late. Better to just dca no matter the weather until the halving.

>>55287050
Which coins do you own? or used to own?

>>55291921
>some of which turned out to be major fails
More like over 90% are major fails

>>55288955
So, buy?

>>55291930
The next halving would make a lot of chads a fortune. I have my dca locked in on Btc and AI gems like Ocean, Fet and Peaq are on my list as well for their long term potential.

>>55288945
That's a sure fire way to lose your money anon.

>>55291921
The search is always the hard part anon. Although I'm keeping an eye on Fetchai and Peaq with expectations for their multi-chain machine IDs.

>>55291921
What kind of impact are we looking for that has not been proposed yet? None have been actualize.

Let me see what this sector has in store. I believe Solana Boboso will see this as a major catalyst since they are integrating into this sector.

>>55287050
I don't care about the us kek fuck off with your spam

>>55292063
Yeah

>>55288761
Most people don't realize this until they get rekt, I try as much as I can to do thorough research before diving in any project
and now, there are a few Al analysers that are ever spot on in helping traders make nice investment decisions

>>55287050
c-c-c-crypto can't be dead chainlink is releasing ccip july 14 and the entire world (all the world) will use chainlink, r-r-r-r-r-r-right bros?

>>55292047
Some projects may have stumbled and fallen flat on their faces, but that doesn't mean we should completely write them off.
>>55292733
>>55292733
What about IOTX and Helium?

>>55287050
as someone who works for a firm that sells blockchain analytics solutions to the biggest hedge funds in the world (in and out of the USA)
i can assure you that the biggest money in the USA does not think that crypto is "over"

>>55293001
Like which ones chad? I know AI has been picking up the pace with innovation anon and I recently came across one that grants users ownership of machines through NFTs.

>>55291991
>Which coins do you own?
Ethereum strictly because of my stint with NFTs, some L2, then Sylo that has been a pioneer in the NFT space
Before that, Sol and Dot but I cut those DCAs.

>>55293363
Both a good play

>>55287050
Who are you quoting?

>>55290454
>kek. I'd rather look at a platform that allows users to create dApps which enable vehicles, robots, and devices to provide services to both humans and machines.

what a bunch of shit. nobody is going to create any such apps.

>>55291365
>AI powered robots

there are no AI powered robots, there is no AI.

>>55287050
Fools who isn't gonna make it. I used my CryptMI app to buy things online and paid with crypto.

>>55293742
Oh yeah but there's still a lot of room for improvement in the blockchain space.
We just gotta keep pushing for innovation, keep pushing for better scalability, security, and usability.
>>55293886
>>55293895
Why do you think so?

>>55293977
Crypto payment system?

>>55292222
Absolutely checked. I jumped in late 2020, still turned $1500 into $10K+ having NO idea what I was doing. I know what I'm doing now and when that run comes, I intend to change some lives for the better. Cult, cell, STBU, GDAO, hapi, mtrg, bon

>>55294074
Not familiar

>>55294074
Krest would be a based addition to the list bizfag, especially seeing as they could qualify users for airdops on Peaq launch.

>>55291645
Absolutely. It's a process, and definitely, I feel we'd get to that point once the momentum and speculation around this area of technology are maintained.

>>55293494
How is this different from the usual ones that basically enhance data automation and optimization? There are so many AI-based projects with different concepts.

>>55294856
Airdrops have gained popularity in the crypto community.
>>55295107
With the rapid growth of blockchain technology, there are countless innovative projects emerging in various sectors. Better DYOR

>>55287607
no, literal opposite. this is like when covid first hit and evryone said crypto is dead going to 1k.

when news is bad, crypto does good. when news is good (like btc at 69k, crypto.com arena, matt damon), crypto does bad

>>55293977
These features are crucial for mass adoption, and I don't think there's a perfect blockchain that has it all figured out. However, when it comes to meeting these requirements, Polkadot seems to be leading the pack.

>>55287050
Mate, this shit is pure bollocks, but mark my words, the market's gonna bounce back, and I'll be fucking patient for it. This muddy kek we're in is the perfect time to grab those sweet low buys.
Still, can't neglect the importance of research, especially with AI tools like tokenmetrics making it a damn cakewalk. LFG boys! Time to ride this wave to victory!

>>55296281
When moon mate?

>>55296170
No doubt about it! Polkadot is making waves in the blockchain industry, especially when it comes to scalability and infrastructure. With its innovative technology, it has the potential to solve the scalability issues that have been holding back blockchain adoption.

Lads, Have you considered doing what they are doing? They aren't buying cryptos, They are only buying one thing and its fairly certain these rich and powerful faggots know something you dont.

Crypto isn't dead, Its just changing.

>>55295269
They definitely have oldfag, I'm also participating in the parachain auction on Polkadot to increase my chances for rewards.

>>55288945
high utility projects, anon. Decentralized IDs, privacy, metaverse. They're lit, senpai.

>>55295287
This. Everyone was calling for 100k by end of year 2021, especially when Btc hit 69k

>>55287992
We ain't got no crystal ball, but one thing's for sure: it's prime time to buy low with so many solid projects still kicking. The fakes? Well, they've all dried up and withered away, kek. Considering the rising adoption of VR tech, holoride seems like a damn good investment. And don't even get me started on their partnership with Hyundai, that's an absolute steal, chads.

>>55288955
checked & this
they forced everyone to sit on their table

>>55293977
Privacy is hella crucial too, anon. No one needs to be in the loop about my stacks,

Hmf

>>55287050
Shut up faggot, and do what works for you, I made a shit load of profit on QANX this week

>>55295269
>With the rapid growth of blockchain technology, there are countless innovative projects emerging in various sectors.


This will definitely make it a competitive sector, and only a few will thrive and make great strides.

>>55288963

ok rajesh

>>55297896
I noticed it was one of the top gainer this week, not bad

>>55295194
Wake up anon. Being able to build dApps that turn machines, robots and vehicles to service providers is a based utility.

Fuckyouuiii

>>55287050
imagine buying shitcoins and NFTs

literally better off sports betting

>>55287050
Bitcoin is the only thing that will survive. The rest of the coins are centralized ponzi schemes that exist to make money for their creators by a huge network of pumpers. Once FTX went down, the rot in the industry was exposed.

>>55293478
Which cryptos do they buy

>>55288955
the (((elites)))

>>55299485
What's wrong?

>>55299546
But the market survives.

>>55287050
You can tell that crypto is new to you. We have been through so much worse dumps than you think wr are on now. Its a cycle. In a few years youll be back on here commenting that you wish you wouldve bought now and just held. If you're gonna invest in bitcoin/crypto, buy it and transfer to a wallet off or cold storage and forget about it. Just because you own $500 worth of some memecoin, you don't have to check the price every and read every article and post about it to see which way it will go and how quickly. Fuckin buy it, store it and forget about it. If need be, set up a type of notification so that you'll get one when its up 10,000% or whatever. Go enjoy life instead of worrying about if bitcoin is gonna make it or not.

>>55301654
What do you suggest?

>>55299989
Bad play

>>55296712
No they are just afraid. Gold doesn't perform so good during stagflation

>>55287050
F**k SEC. I anticipate that cutting-edge applications will emerge from ecosystems of DePIN leaders like peaq, metablox, and others that SEC cannot stifle.

>>55287050
You had better invest in xMoney now or regret when it is too late. Stop being a Jewfag

>>55299140
I keep emphasizing that the potential of DePIN is so great that it has the ability to disrupt the traditional ones.

>>55295287
>>55297521
read the room kids
nobody is investing in risk-on assets

>>55303205
Damn

>>55299584
They follow the trend jewfag and crypto payment projects are the next meta

>>55305183
Bunch of $$$

>>55287050
Whales are buying QANX and you are here chickening out like a pussy. NGMI

>>55299584
DYOR anon

paid ESL shill thread

>>55307107
Lmao

>>55287050
>Buy signal
Buy RAIL and DOT

>>55301857
Start with farming Qanplatform's airdrop on Zealy.