/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58426364
I am not doing DeFi anymore. What the fuck do you expect?

>>58426364
>defi is dead

>>58426364
Haha there is no perfect platform in the space

>>58426364
So?

>>58426364
I'm only doing staking ETH

>>58426364
What's defi? I only have memecoins

>>58426364
Only whales can make it

>>58426364
Security is damn important

>>58426364
Did you expect less?

>>58426364
I doubt you understand this

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>>58426364

>>58426364
For me, it's always Dexview
Real time updates and easy to use

>>58426364
Is there a defi comeback?

>>58426364
They simply paid the hackers lol

>>58426364
What's dexview?

>>58426364
Does that mean we're safe?

>>58426364
To be honest I made more money memecoins than in defi

>>58426364
If you defi $100, you will only get 120$ a year. If you gamble memecoin $100 , it will make $10000 before the year ends.

>>58426364
>defi
>Ai
>RWA
>DePIN
>BRC20

What's next?

>>58426528
This doesn't make sense. You're comparing two completely different things: low-risk investments and very high-risk gambles. I don't know why you're even considering that.

>>58426544
But i made more money on base memes

>>58426558
I wouldn't gamble my savings on memecoins since we don't know what will happen. It's better to be safe than sorry. DeFi is here to stay anon.

>>58426364
Good then

>>58426364
I'm not against this defi but why would anyone use it?

>>58426590
What if it gets hack?

>>58426364
it seems BTCFi is doing the same thing, i hope i don't have to use satoshirouter to get out of it in a near future

>>58426637
It depends on which platform you're utilizing. Right now, I'm keeping an eye on restaking protocol.

>>58426621
Why shouldn't everyone use it? It'll at least save Anons' asses and keep them afloat during the bear market.

>>58426666
You're based, Anon. It's one of the up-and-coming narratives in crypto. It could well become a big part of DeFi.

>>58426704
It's already making a huge contribution. Just look at how EtherFi TVL continues to rise. That indicates growing interest among people.

>>58426707
TVL exploded from just 40,000 ETH back in January 2024 to a jaw-dropping 990,545 ETH by April 2024, showing insane growth.

>>58426659
BTCFi knows wtf is going on

>>58426659
this faggot holds SSNC

>>58426379
You're already lost, anon. DeFI provides limitless opportunities, as we all know.

>>58426721
Yeah, I saw that. Let's see on other protocols like YieldNest to see how those will perform this year once the mainnet is live.

>>58426707
Isn't this related to Eigenlayer's recent mainnet launch?

>>58426748
Their insights on restaking in general is only thing that make it attractive nothing else.

>>58426748
Did you get in on the testnet? Heard it's live on Holesky.

>>58426751
Yeah, that's it, offering stakeholders to secure higher rewards, but it also comes with several risks tho.

>>58426777
Get off your lazy ass and do some research. At least they let Pajeets earn rewards without sacrificing liquidity.

>>58426791
Fuck off anon, even if Pajeets can earn rewards without sacrificing liquidity, it's important to consider the broader implications and diversity within.

>>58426783
The one I know is all about keeping users safe with constant smart contract audits by Chain Security.

>>58426778
You might be late to the news, but you can still join the testnet and mine testnet ETH as much as you want to explore the protocol.

>>58426799
Dick head, Jeet. Some platforms overcomplicate stuff, making it a nightmare for users and risking liquidity. Think about it. There might be better options out there for some peace of mind. Don't be a jerk.

>>58426814
Even though they allow users to earn higher yields, keep in mind that increased participation results in a lower staking yield. Stop think from your anus anon

>>58426806
It's open to all Pajeets to jump in and get a taste of LRS and what's coming for mainnet.

>>58426802
Yeah, I noticed that too. But what about the compounding rewards? Will it be automatically compounded, or will it depend on the users?

>>58426822
That's why smartfags hustle to get in early and rake in those amplified rewards before it catches the eye of poorfags.

>>58426844
Its seamless approach, which allows for rewards without losing liquidity, deserves more attention at this time.

>>58426822
Don't you like increased participation anon? I'm not just after rewards; you know it also helps secure the network, if you understand that aspect.

>>58426838
Solid question. Hope Anon's got the scoop, or I'm hitting up their TG communities to get the lowdown.

>>58426364
What an innocent way of saying okay start making money in risky place

>>58426852
My top picks right now: Yield nest, Renzo protocol, Swell network, & Omni.

>>58426859
Rewards is what I care the most lol

>>58426860
Let's see how it goes, as I'm currently exploring its testnet. There are too many strategies and opportunities to consider.

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>>58426880
We all desire rewards, but it's important to maintain balance. Security is crucial for the long-term stability of users and to encourage continued participation kek.

>>58426890
Heard they partnered up with Everstake to amp up node operations & ETH validation.

>>58426364
Is that it?

>>58426963
kek

What else do you expect from a biz like this? stf

>>58426890
>testnet

Is there a reward for testers?

>>58426880
everyone is after the bag.

>>58426364
That's odd, it's not the new normal lol

>>58426949
The protocol is non-custodial, minimizing counter-party risk.

>>58426973
I'm not in it for the reward; I'm after getting in early and raking in those amplified yields. Early birds get the worms.

>>58426973
There are no incentives for testnet users but the goal is definitely to help improve the protocol in terms of user experience and security, as they're also listening to user feedback.

>>58426985

I think hackers are more focused on other stuff now since the security framework used by those protocols is more sophisticated to breach.

>>58426949
This is crucial in these kinds of protocols. I believe they'll prioritize the security and safety of users above all else.

>>58426997
yeah. If not this, then its eigen layer point. You must be in for one, then. which?

>>58427001
You are saying the effort put into this by users won't be rewarded, right?

>>58426364

This is good news. For the first time, defi hacks have declined substantially in the past 5 years.

>>58427015
Yeah, that's true since they didn't mention rewarding testnet users. Just wait for it to go live and earn as much as you can.

Jannies look at this thread, email verification didn't do anything. These "people" are still astroturfing

>>58426364
>DeFi hacking losses decline
What do you think is the reason behind that?

>>58427027
I will do that because of eigenlayer point, and if the reward is compelling, I might continue.

>>58427032
Email verification makes 4chan un-anon platform in my opinion. Ny the way, go home or keep crying.

>>58427039
high priority for security.

>>58427044
Eigenlayer has to do with restaking protocols right? Heard that narrative is also a masive one and curious to know if there are other competing projects.

>>58427039
Simple : improved security building more resilient and secure protocols. Think anon, think.

>>58427046
And privacy as well. I've seen VB advocating for privacy day in day out which is super great.

>>58427012
>prioritize the security and safety of users above all else.
I'm actually in for any initiaitve pushing for that agenda.

>>58427054
go and research.

>>58427056

Yeah. This is the case. I think if this continues, there are high chances it will decline further in the future.

>>58427058
Froglet i want x1000

>>58427072
If you're not into DeFi, why aren't you buying altcoins? Go ahead, buy your shitloads, and let me know when you've targeted x1000 gains.

>>58427055
Still protocols are prone to hacking

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>>58427102
You're right, but it doesn't stop there. In this case, devs are finding the best ways to minimize the risks of slashing and ensure users' funds are SAFU.

>>58427102

Nothing is safe.

>>58427072
buy low caps and simply hold till 2025.

>>58426364
I'll call the best hacker in town

>>58427186
If the right operator is used, this won't be a major concern.

What kind of retarded bot thread is this?