/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8774551
>it's fucking nothing

>>8774551
how much req for a gf like this

>>8774580
He said NON NEWS Friday, it's also not the Friday that they do news, that's next Friday. Brainlet

What do you think they will do to consol people about the price drop? Or are they more chad and not really thinking about it, confident in themselves?

>>8774738
I don't think they care about the price

>>8774762
With 0 marketing it seems so at the moment
I think or at least hope they want a decent platform before any marketing is done

no ones using it
it will keep bleeding out until it starts being used more than once a day
luckily no whales are dumping

im curious how the market will respond if/when a serious business starts using it

REQ MARINE REPORTING FOR DUTY SIR YESS SIR TO THE MOON BBY GOT MY REQ SAFELY STORED

>>8775546
Don't forget to update to v1.5 firmware to activate burnguard

>>8774624
im also curious on this issue

>>8774738
Nobody needs to be "consoled" about the price drop kek

>>8774762
>>8774738
Projects that focus on the price throughout are mostly scams or going nowhere.

I have more faith in the projects that focus on the network or product itself rather than trying to do bullshit community marketing gimmicks or constantly replying to retards or trolls in telegram or reddit.

I like ICX cause they keep GOOKing people and don't give a flying fuck, it gives me confidence they know what they're doing

>>8774551

Bagholding since January has been one of the worst times in my life.

I think most of the people who held are going to be smarter IF there is a pump to 50 cents, I expect everyone to be viciously taking profit and creating huge sell walls and negative pressure on the price.

It's not looking good.

If they delay fiat-crypto integration to some vague date next year, I'm bailing out. I'm 32 this year, I need to become a liquid millionaire, I'm running out of time.

>>8776835
About to turn 32 too
Holding REQ
Stop panicking faggot
REQ is the most promising project in crypto

It finally happen..
My REQ got burned..
I didn't burnguard my wallet..

>>8776880

Hey there fellow oldfag.

What gives you such confidence?

Yes, I agree that REQ has some of the best fundamentals of any altcoin and is totally undervalued, but at the same time, I don't think this crypto market knows how to value anything correctly, I mean you have literal garbage, defective early alpha software and outright fraud in the top 25 on CMC...

It appears fundamentals don't mean shit in this retarded market.

My goal was to cash out on implementation of fiat-crypto functionality, but this new roadmap talk seems to be a way for them to push this out to some distant future.

>>8776835
Yeah there's definitely going to be a lot of sell pressure on the way up. I can't blame people for taking a cheeky 2x ROI. What we'd need is strong momentum to blast through that stage, preferably compounded by BTC's rise.

>>8776922
went to the same school as founders, its a great engineering school, so I know the tech will be solid

they got accepted into YC. It might doesnt bring much but it means they got picked amount 1000's of applicants. YC is the best startup incubator in the planet. period.

They keep delivering on time, communication is great, and they're going after an issue where blockchain makes 100% sense. Their product goal is so ambitious most people dont realize

Its still risky but I cant think of a better place to put my money at the moment

>>8776922
>fiat-crypto functionality
>this new roadmap talk seems to be a way for them to push this out to some distant future.
As I understand it, due to the partnership with PwC, for auditing and accounting purposes, they will be FOCUSING on fiat integration with the blockchain. This should accelerate fiat-crypto if anything. I could be wrong but yeah

MY REQQIE STAYS SUPER SKETCHY 100$ EOY

>>8777016
>Its still risky but I cant think of a better place to put my money at the moment

That's my problem too, even if I pull out my money, there aren't really any good alternatives except for pure speculation garbage coins like AMB, NANO or VEN, or totally overpriced shit like IOTA, OMG.

Sitting on ETH might be the only other good option, considering how badly it crashed lately.

I guess I'll just bag hold a while longer. I know the French are very good engineers and White people are more contentious than scamming Chinks or Gooks.

The way for this to explode is for the market to be slapped across the face with REQ'a greatness, and the best way to demonstrate that would be to make a product so good and useful, even the Normans would notice it.

>>8776935
>What we'd need is strong momentum to blast through that stage
As in a smart contract that will market buy REQ with direct correlation to network usage? That would be the perfect way to increase the price...

>>8777367
>VEN
>pure speculation garbage coin
Lol the Vechain consortium blockchain is seeing more enterprise use than any project on the market, INCLUDING request. This is coming from somebody with a large chunk of his portfolio being REQ. Don't get ahead of yourself. I believe VEN and REQ are the most likely projects to succeed, but Vechain is miles ahead of any other project, including request, adoption wise.
Not to go off topic, but I want my REQ bros to make it too. Take 5 minutes and read section 6 and 7 from the Vechain Wiki: https://www.reddit.com/r/Vechain/wiki/index#wiki_6._strategic_partners

>>8774738
entire market is in a bear market, its hard to get anyone to invest right now. and it isn't like req has dropped any earthshattering news.

Are there any auditors here besides me?

how much req for a girl like this?

Seriously, I am thinking of waiting for few years but thinking of selling my stash for AMBs. Please fomo me in in not selling it.

>>8777420
>Lol the Vechain consortium blockchain is seeing more enterprise use than any project on the market

That's a laughable claim.

Which enterprise CURRENTLY use Vechain and in what capacity?

>>8777943

AMB is garbage dude, just like VEN, and I own it. These are tokens exclusively marketed for their novelty factor. Enterprise will quickly realize they don't need to buy crappy tokens held by NEETs and scamming chinks to operate a blockchain. They will develop proprietary or purchase cookie cutter blockchain products tailored for their own purposes.

>>8778011
how much REQ for kookaburra like this

King Jew Soros investing in crypto soon. Obviously good for EU cryptos. Good thing we got pwc France, right goys?

>>8777420
Partnerships doesn’t mean any of those companies are actually using Vens network

>>8776900
Meanwhile OMG moons and makes deals with banks.

>>8774624
>ywn be stepped on by sora
why even live

>>8778110

Wasn't OmiseGoy totally omitted from the last round of deals inked by other Thai fintech providers and companies?

kek

Omise is a bottom-feeding shell of a company with no customers, that had to turn to crowdfunding from NEETs because they couldn't attract enough real venture capital.

>>8778081
>>8777974
If either of you took less than 5 minutes to read the link I posted your questions would be answered. Don't fall for the FUD.

In partnership with DNV GL, VeChain announced its first ever third-party initiated, developed and managed decentralized application (dApp) for VeChainThor, named My Story. My Story is an off-the-shelf blockchain based digital assurance solution for the food and beverage industry combining deep industry expertise of prominent industry leaders, and DNV GL, with independent physical audits, data collection, and verification services.
https://www.dnvgl.com/mystory/mystory-project.html

In partnership with DNV GL, a leading carbon reduction verifier in the world, VeChain is building a solution called Carbon Bank. This solution seeks to monitor, analyze and reduce the global carbon footprint. This solution is being used and researched by universities (a.o. Tsinghua University), businesses and government bodies.

PwC has worked alongside VeChain to establish regulatory practice and auditing service including a KYC dApp and the world's first CDRP.

DIG is placing at least one million bottles of wine per year on VeChain’s platform and will consider adopting this solution for their other imported goods.

I'm not going to copy and paste every live project, if you care you can read at the link I posted in my first post.

>>8778242
>>8778081
>>8778011
>>8777974
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wf18odbzjuo&feature=youtu.be&t=545

>>8778242

So basically what you're saying is, there is no regular use of their blockchain for any of the intended purposes at this time.

Typical Chink protocol: a bunch of babble about "blockchain solutions" to this or that, and ZERO regular use.

100% speculation. You;re not welcome to peddle your Chink coin here, BTW.

>>8778242
Aren’t they partnered with bmw and some university?

Soros is in boys
sell or something I dunno

>>8778455
>zero regular use
>products on the market that you can buy RIGHT NOW, that you can scan with your smart phone, with their history on the vechain blockchain
>no regular use
thanks just sold 100k. stay poor

>>8778562

Yeah, nah mate, not buying your shit token. Already hold AMB and it's a stinker too.

>>8774551
Ready the pump... it's happening. Strap in for real

>>8779607
why pump???

>>8780312
Bitcoin trading sideways, cheap, stupidly low volume, TA looks good, I personally feel it's oversold, no news to dump on... plus it had a few big green wick spikes this AM, I've generally come to know those as buy signals for a pump

>>8780312
>>8781002
SNT looks even better if youre looking for a quick flip. Will probably top out around 7pm est