/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.16940028]

I have 33 ETH that I wanna drop on a single project. Shill me your gems, /biz/.

[Anonymous No.16940046]

Chainlink

[Anonymous No.16940052]

The obvious one is VIDT.
Just read the news so far this year.

[Anonymous No.16940104]

>>16940046
Already have a nice stack and can't justify buying at these prices.
>>16940052
>token not needed.

[Anonymous No.16940166]

1.8M cap
> Circulating Supply 750k
> investors: Binance, Marker, Consensys
> Ico never happened !
İdex
Tellor.io

[Anonymous No.16940182]

Kleros

[Anonymous No.16940185]

>>16940104
zec, i think it's useless shit but the chart looks good

[Anonymous No.16940210]

>>16940182
Was considering this with the sale and all but smells like a ponzi to me.

[Anonymous No.16940219]

>>16940028
QNT

[Anonymous No.16940221]

>>16940028
HOT is pretty cheap right now.

[Anonymous No.16940230]

>>16940028
Buy an Urbit star and hold that shit

[Anonymous No.16940232]

>>16940028
horrible trigger discipline zipperhead

[Anonymous No.16940233]

>>16940182
This, easy to buy with the sale going on.
>>16940210
Definitely not a ponzi. The project may or may not succeed, but it's legit. Way better chance of success than most low caps.

[Anonymous No.16940242]

Lendingblock

[Anonymous No.16940275]

get BSV before its 3 ETH for 1 BSV anon.

[Anonymous No.16940278]

>>16940210
Ponzi how

[Anonymous No.16940292]

>>16940028
VOID. A deflat token that, when the supply reaches 1, executes a smart contract summoning ancient cosmic deities that will institute a new rule on Earth.

[Anonymous No.16940309]

>>16940219
nah
>>16940221
nah
>>16940230
looked this up and sounds interesting but also rather technical. would you recommend for low IQ peeps?
>>16940242
nah
>>16940233
don't you think it's for sure going to dump post-sale?

[Anonymous No.16940324]

Just go in on Fantom, their stuff is interesting enough it's worth throwing yourself behind it. Might not moon the way the fantom boys want it too, but it's got all the tell tale sign of going somewhere. Question is just how much and when.

[Anonymous No.16940339]

>>16940309
I'm low IQ as well my friend is a crypto dev and has chilled with them. He is very bullish and also owns a star. It's a super longterm hold

[Anonymous No.16940378]

Leave it.

[Anonymous No.16940788]

>>16940028
UBT?

[Anonymous No.16941239]

>>16940028
CENNZ, they are one of the fastest growing user base that isnt a gambling platform...

[Anonymous No.16941658]

>>16940182
Unlikely a ponzi. They were just shilled at the world bank.

https://youtu.be/MrUts7fobY4?t=877

[Anonymous No.16941666]

>>16941658
Timestamp?

[Anonymous No.16942502]

>>16940339
Where do you buy

[Anonymous No.16942516]

>>16942502
Opensea
i think

[Anonymous No.16942532]

Honestly, why don't you just keep it in ETH? It will moon it's just a matter of time.

[Anonymous No.16942562]

>>16940028
Unironically Ocean Protocol (OCEAN), look at the wedge my friend.

[Anonymous No.16942574]

>ALGO added to Kraken today. Also on Binance and Coinbase pro. Less than $120 million MC.

[Anonymous No.16942588]

>>16942516
Yes OpenSea
>>16942502
https://opensea.io/assets/urbit-id
Filter by asset type.

[Anonymous No.16942635]

>>16942588
Before anyone buys into this please keep in mind what exactly these assets are. Urbit stars are blocks of address space on a network that barely anyone uses. These could very easily be worthless or $1M apiece someday.

[Anonymous No.16943185]

>>16942635
I don’t even understand what the hell I just clicked on that wasn’t crypto

[Anonymous No.16943496]

>>16942635
>>16943185

wtf the cheapest star costs 21 ETH?? Dafug does it even do

[Anonymous No.16943530]

>>16943185
They're ERC721 tokens
>>16943496
It can spawn 65k end user addresses (planets) and acts as network infrastructure. If this sounds like a multilevel marketing scam, it might be. I own address space anyway because fuck it

[Anonymous No.16943583]

Grab some Ferrum anon, gonna be the big defi pump for Q1. On idex and bitmax

[Anonymous No.16943613]

>>16943530
I'm starting to read up on Urbit now. Quite an interesting concept of how one owns 'digital land'.

But why would most normies give up the ease of internet and social media to do something so tedious?

[Anonymous No.16943620]

>>16940028
chainlink

also dubu is cute

[Anonymous No.16943628]

>>16940242
>>16940275
>>16940278
>>16940292
>>16940324
>>16940339
>>16940378
>>16940788
>>16941239
>>16941658
>>16941666
>>16942502
>>16942516
>>16942532
>>16942562
>>16942574
>>16942588
>>16942635
>>16943185
>>16943496
>>16943530
>>16943583
OP here. I decided to keep it in ETH for now. Following news from Davos and my own intuition, I feel February is going to bring a lot of price action, for better and for worse depending on what you're holding. Thanks for your insight, /biz/bros.

[Anonymous No.16943638]

>>16943628
dubu demands you go all in on chainlink !!!

[Anonymous No.16943639]

>>16943628
What news from Davos are you talking about?

[Anonymous No.16943680]

>>16943613
That's a big problem, why would anyone ever use this shit? Good question. As of right now Urbit ever taking off requires mainstream adoption of Bitcoin and Ethereum. It's also several years from being usable to anyone that's not a programmer

[Anonymous No.16943886]

Crytosoul. 35k marketcap. Game currency, used in merge cats and any future titles. It's trading on mercatox and hotbit. The company is offering SOUL savings account with 17% interest. Game is still indevelopment could be a popular game in the future. I don't understand my you guys think fud this so much, don't you want to get in early . Price seems to have bottomed at around 100 eth sats, I don't see it going any lower.

[Anonymous No.16944057]

>>16940166
TRB or ARPA. TRB should moon but ARPA is going to be one of the biggest gainers in 2020.

[Anonymous No.16944085]

Right now, you're best going for a coin that is at it's true bottom...FLETA, ENJ, ADA for example

[Anonymous No.16945197]

>>16940028
chainlink bruh. you know cuz chain and link

[Anonymous No.16945266]

>>16940185
MUH CHART. F MONG

[Anonymous No.16945330]

>>16943639
>I decided to keep it in ETH for now. Following news from Davos and my own intuition, I feel Februar
they will be talking about crypto for central banks lmao and some faggot from ethereum will talk about ether and stablecoins

[Anonymous No.16946109]

>>16940028
sale.kleros.io (PNK) or UOS (Ultra) gaming project partnered with Ubisoft and AMD or GET ticketing protocol already widely used for festivals and concerts and still under the radar.

So PNK, UOS or GET. glhf

[Anonymous No.16946146]

>>16946109

> GET protocol

Based

[Anonymous No.16946619]

FXC or TRB on IDEX are good buys right now

[Anonymous No.16946690]

>>16940028
Obviously Algorand.

>Layer-1 solution brings ultimate scalability and security, also super easy to build on
>Yesterday listing on Kraken make it present on literally every top exchange. Absolute liquidity
>Dozens of partnerships, companies are actually using blockchain solutions: https://www.coindesk.com/regulated-fintech-firm-monerium-to-issue-e-money-on-algorand-blockchain
>Token still undervalued

Its like buying ETH at $1, fucking nobrainer

[Anonymous No.16946785]

RSR

[Anonymous No.16946787]

>>16944057
i just read the arpa whitepaper, it really is one of the many great usecases for blockchain technology and blockchains will definitely find widespread adoption in that area.
the problem with arpa is though, the token is literally not needed. its only purpose is to pay network participants for their computation power and governance which will both be simply done by corporations in the future and will be paid for with fiat or maybe even eth or whatever currency, but there's definitely no need to create a new token just for that, it's stupid. and it's by the way also the reason why 99% of crypto "ecosystems" fail in this oversaturated market