/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55664655
what happens if kennedy wins? bullish bullish bullish

>>55664655
USA

>>55664655
>Nearly 70%
I would be surprised if 1% of Americans own crypto.

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>>55665417
u stupid

>>55665582
bullrun starts?

>>55665908
Who knows?

>>55664655
ASIA next

>>55664699
we all gonna make it

>>55665908
It hasn't, dumb ass

>>55664655
Again, you've got two kidney. All you have to do is sell one and invest in that shit

>>55667069
im willing to sell my 1 kidney for $1m dollar. pay me in btc

>>55666516
The laws will not favor crypto's anon

I realized some time ago that the regulations are necessary so the mf can sell crypto on the jew banks... Don't you guys get it? We are fucked, decentralization is down the drain, cryptos will moon, yes but say goodbye to defis.This might be the last season that we can all really buy new gens without da joos interference.

>>55667164
How old are you? 60? Pass

>>55664655
is this true? any source?

>>55665582
BALLS OF STEEL
I’VE GOT BALLS OF STEEL
STEEL
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BALLS OF STEEL

>>55666516
Asia's a mega market, no doubt! With its massive population and surging internet penetration, it's a hot spot for crypto companies aiming to expand their user base. Fintech companies are all over it too, showing big interest thanks to the skyrocketing digital adoption.

>>55667164
>>55667164
You'll end up losing anything pretty fast anon because is clear you're a vaporware. If you say Bitcoin ok. I don't trust anything that doesn't have a payment solution.

>>55668065
If anons wanna sell their kidney in a secure way without getting scammed, there are plenty of options out there! Using crypto payment solutions can speed up those transactions and keep things smooth. Just make sure to pick the one with no hidden fees and minimal trading fees. Problem solved kek.

>>55668419
Health is wealth so why sell kidney?

>>55665582
>>55667839
Lol

>>55668065
>I don't trust anything that doesn't have a payment solution.


Is this how dumb you are? Payment solutions are one aspect on their own; they're another Innovative aspect driving mainstream adoption that's worth accessing. Perhaps the existing conventional ones, like PayPal and many others, are what many find appealing to utilize. You'd agree with me that Web3 payment is still in its infant stage, so it's complete sh*t.

>>55665582
trump

>>55664655
Lack of regulatory framework and clarity will make major fintech exchanges offering better service shy away. Gary is an asshole. I wish the SEC could emulate what Japan is doing. As much as they push and encourage Web3 development, they also protect users. This is what I expect the SEC to do.

>>55668932
Did you understand anon?
>>55668419
Better make sure that's fully regulated, or you'll be dealing with some real consequences. Many countries are getting serious, hustling to develop regulatory frameworks to tackle all the unique challenges and opportunities that crypto brings.

>>55668419
This is the best way to call for crypto adoption and people won't be able to resist hopping on the crypto

>>55667461
Based Anon. It's no brainer for an oldfag like myself to get XTP since the Fintech behind it is licensed and regulated by the GFSC.

>>55668932
I wonder which world you are from thinking of using paypal that can take up to three days to receive your funds. I've explore different options for making payments with Crypto including Bitpay, Coinbase, Binance Pay, Tap, Gocoin. You know what I mean

>>55669219
The first crypto card service using Mastercard will be the leading force in the crypto payment industry. Get this into your head, Fag.

>>55669253
NGL, PayPal is dead, Anon. I use Binance Pay, and I've heard that Tap provides fee-free foreign exchange & cryptos trnx at cost-effective rates.

>>55669231
I'm curious why Coachkcrypto is discussing this alongside ZCX.

>>55669219
How do we even call these crypto adoption anon? Normies can't wrap their heads around crypto, all they see is that x1000 on their wallets without getting the whole point. Let's call them moon chasers. But we gotta be patient and keep teaching them about the real power of crypto and how it can change the game.

Imagine for a second any single burgerfag really cares about this kek, they're all retarded fat bitches that might end dying soon of a cardiac attack, and they care more about muh IRS and muh taxes than actual financial freedom, they'll never make it, not even if they find out about Arkham

>>55669336
We have 10 times more chances of making it than you 3rd worlder nigger faggot

>>55669320
Nobody uses paypal anymore unless it's absolutely necessary

>>55668932
Does that sh*t provide an all-in-one solution for crypto and traditional banking management? Don't be retarded, Kek.

>>55669336
>The absolute state of poorfag

>>55667461
They can do whatever the fuck they want, still they can't fully centralize crypto

>>55669320
Glad and It's always great to have someone who's in the know and can see it far ahead through the crypto jungle

>>55669336
You truly hate fat murican niggers don't you?

>>55669348
I use PayPal, Pajeet. I'm also using a Fintech that integrates Mastercard for instant virtual cards and allows Normies like myself to buy crypto with it.

>>55669274
You got no point schizo fag this is true only if it can be utilized globally or else its fuck

>>55669322
Because these Anons see the potential of XTP. Coach K and Martiney Guy are smart fags.

>>55669040
>Did you understand anon?


I understand that the anon is probably saying he has nothing to do with anything other than payment solutions. Is that not dumb?

>>55669413
I've heard they're already in 45 nations and counting. Oldfags utilizes it to buy, trade, and hold over 40 cryptos.

>>55669469
Those pajeets, they've got the inside scoop on the tokens that really matter!

>>55669322
May be because the smart anons are aware that, the fintech implemented buybacks and burns the token's 10% profit every month.

>>55664655
Crypto is here to stay and nothing is stopping it. Crypto as a payment is increasing and I believe CryptMI will be beneficial in that region.

>>55669320
Midfag try out CYMi app that offers free transaction fee and loyalty rewards program.

>>55669510
Imagine being so naive as to base your entire investment strategy solely on the number of countries the app is being used as a utility. Come on, Anon, there's way more to consider! Don't fall for such shallow tricks

>>55669253
Which do you think is way better to use across board with a lower fee? Binance Pay is cool, but CryptoCom is complete sh*t when dealing with their service, despite the slew of benefits.

>>55669352
Not at all, but in terms of MCAP, none of this Web3 fintech is close to They are a well-known, reputable company that has been holding up, and they have a lot of tech and Marchant that has been integrated into their system.

>>55669510
Global mass adoption's the real deal and when Asia jumps in, we're talking next-level epicness! The sheer size of the market is hard to ignore but let's see tho.

>>55669582
Free is cool

>>55669469
It's all about the tokens packing real utilities and teaming up with existing services, dishing out them benefits and premium plans to keep the users hyped and wide-eyed. That's something to seriously mull over.

>>55669610
What do you mean?

>>55669980
Solid utility determines how far it will be integrated and adopted. Burning like others is actually a good step in token valuation.

I noticed that Americans are really underrepresented in QANX. It's mainly Europeans at the moment.

>>55670693
Actions speak louder than words in the crypto world. No matter how solid the utilities are, it's all about making moves and delivering on promises. Gotta walk the talk and yeah burning tokens potentially driving up its value over time.

>>55668063
Based chad. I've had a good run with XTP so far and trading crypto on its app with minimal fees.

>>55671722
In the crypto realm, it's a mad rush of services offered. The real winners are gonna be the innovators, keeping that fire going with their next-level services. Innovate or get left behind, that's how it should be.

>>55672067
The major aim still remains mass adoption bizfag, and with the services and utilities on Fintech industries like Tap I don't think its far away.

>>55669543
Coach K is a force

>>55669734
Asia would definitely bring massive numbers and its easier than ever for them to on-ramp with services on the XTP app and trade a vast array of crypto assets.

>>55665582

>>55670693
How many tokens have a burn mechanism in place? let's be real here.

>>55669673
The Fintech is a pace setter for sure bizfag, Bringing more crypto adoption with seamless swaps from fiat to crypto and payments.

Fucklol

>>55670883
I think this is the second so far this year, and from the look of things, they may likely burn more than that in the next quarter.

>>55665582
>YA THINK THAT'S FUCKIN FUNNY?
>YA MOTHA YA FUCKIN FREAK
>IMMA RIP YOU A NEW ONE OLD STYLE UNTIL YOU NEED A NEW BOX (???)

>>55669629
Haven't tried either, only time I only paid for anything with crypto was about a year ago in NZ when I paid for coke from a vending machine using Bitcoin via the sylo app
Felt pretty based

>>55672657
I saw over 6.15 million of the tokens. Not much, but it counts no matter what. If they onboard many users, it will definitely increase.

>>55669629
Nothing beats my Tap credit card anon, swift payments and minimal fees.

>>55672854
Now don't be shy, tell us how much you paid in gas fees

>>55669980
You're right oldfag, its no wonder that more big names are aping in and the XTP token has done over 30% gains on the charts.

>>55664655
It would be bad to get left behind while the rest of the world benefits from the next bull cycle, so I've moved my funds off Binance and now to CryptMi which is well regulated

>>55673189
It could be in four digits

>>55672793
kek

>>55669543
Yeah sure, a lot of influencers got eyes on XTP. Not to mention the app is breaking new highs in adoption rates.

>>55671722
I read that users could even earn rewards by using the app and decent cashbacks on transactions.

Hp

Buy

>>55673833
I know of CryptMi and their cashback is pretty impressive with some going up to 30%

>>55675463
Cashback makes sense

>>55673189
Can't exactly recall but I'm certain it wasn't that high anon
Network congestion was lesser then and Bitcoin transaction was faster
It just felt good trying the sylo payment feature back then

>>55675975
If it isn't 0.001% like people get from the banks

>>55672335
You retards should stop glorifying dumb and stupid influencers

>>55676040
It's micropayment feature is one of it's too selling narratives
Bitcoin payment in places like El Salvador has been normalized, can't wait to have that in other places

>>55669582
My curiosity is on Tap Fintech, where they implemented buy back & burn XTP 10% of profits every month.

>>55669629
Binance Pay is an interesting option. But I'm currently utilizing the payment gateway that teamed with Bitfinex to produce the Bitfinex Debit card to users.

>>55669980
the ability to conduct fee-free foreign exchange and crypto trxs at reasonable rates will entice Oldfags like me to use it.

>>55676691
That is why I use Crypto, There are no fees and I can buy literally anything.
>>55676674
These are good options also.

>>55676674
I like binance pay

>>55676691
With CryptMi there are no fees and I can blend all my digital assets and make payments. Their crypto card also makes it easy. Every based crypto bros definitely will fall for it.

>>55667461
just you wait until $cheq enables credit ratings on defi

>>55676768
What's that anon?

>>55676139
People still using bank?