/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.17367565]

>Kleros mooning
>Chainlink crabbing with bearish divergence on the daily

It's over isn't it marines

[Anonymous No.17367581]

Yes its over

[Anonymous No.17367748]

>>17367565
>Kleros literally using the ETH they stole to fund biz shill campaigns
Brilliant strategy, I bet these guys will get rich. If they were US based they would all be in jail right now. Don’t even feel bad for anyone who gets scammed, this is the most obvious cash grab biz has seen in months.

[Anonymous No.17367781]

>>17367748
>no evidence
>no substance to his post
lmao ok

[Anonymous No.17367814]

>>17367565
Yep, chainlinks proxy chain design was meant for a world where many blockchains compete with each other, but since only Ethereum will make it the contracts there can "just use kleros". sorry linkies.

[Anonymous No.17367827]

>>17367565
> sirs no prove sirs
> i sold all my link to buy kleros now i'm rich sirs

[Anonymous No.17367881]

>>17367781
I have plenty of evidence this is a scam. Do you want me to absolutely destroy you? I might actually take the time to do so, give me a few hours I’m out now. I’ll make a post which people can copy/pasta to fuck you scammers with irrefutable facts. You guys are too smug, time to be punished.

[Anonymous No.17367901]

>>17367881
Lmao ok. I'm sure it takes alot of time, sure.
Lmao

[Anonymous No.17367924]

>>17367881

[Anonymous No.17367961]

Do you want me to actually destroy you OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO BULLISH

[Anonymous No.17367980]

>>17367565
How are the jurors selected? What's to stop 10IQ brainlets from voting on shit? The average person is pretty dumb as is.

[Anonymous No.17368266]

>>17367980
Theoretically it still would be better for small disputes except that small disputes typically are not worth the time/money it takes to collect and serve evidence. Businesses build relationships with banks and payment processors who protect them for disputes which might actually be worth that time, but in this world a business could not build those relationships therefore a business will not be interested in this product. Maybe peer to peer disputes would be resolved this way, if two parties thought it would be worth their time to purposely lend each other money for pizza through the blockchain so that they could be “protected” if they weren’t paid back. That might be baked in to daily interactions in 10-20 years, but it’s still a very paltry amount of cash and I think most people would rather not gather evidence over their $10.

There are no valid use cases for this, but that’s really just the tip of the iceberg. I find with most blockchain projects they have pie in the sky ideas which sound good to a layman on paper but at the core show no knowledge of industry experience or understanding what problems exist or don’t. Then if that is happening it usually just takes looking at the team to understand why that is. An immature team with a lack of experience and an idea which doesn’t really make sense is very common in this space. You can usually follow the bread crumbs from there. It helps that I work for a VC firm and literally do this kind of research for a living but I think if most people did the bare minimum research they’d be able to sort out most of the trash. The problem is they don’t.

[Anonymous No.17368449]

>>17367565
Seething

[Anonymous No.17368488]

>>17368266
>Businesses build relationships with banks and payment processors who protect them for disputes
Fucking lmao, you don't know how wrong you are. Holy shit this retard.

[Anonymous No.17369245]

DEFI projects are worth a second look. FINNEXUS (FNX) is a great project Due to the fact that the FNX tokens can be converted to USDT after the sale even if the price drops by 10 times

[Anonymous No.17369518]

>>17367881
Pathetic larp faggot. Seethe nigg.

[Anonymous No.17369535]

Er

[Anonymous No.17369577]

>>17367881
you better anon. Cause i might buy this shit. The indian boys are making me nervous with those gains.

[Anonymous No.17369588]

>>17367565
>Chainlink crabbing with bearish divergence on the daily
Link is experiencing higher highs and higher lows. It's fucking more than fine.

[Anonymous No.17369627]

Sold my link for PNK token ,, best decision in my life's

>my lambo will be red

[Anonymous No.17369902]

The Bitcoin Halving news is making a lot of impact on a lot of altcoins, it is time to get yourself some Finnexus (FNX), because FNX tokens can be converted to USDT after the sale even if the price drops by 6 times

[Anonymous No.17370167]

>>17368488
Top tier argument. Really, the best Kleros scammers can come up with is this? Ok.

[Anonymous No.17370469]

>>17367881
Do the needful sirs

[Anonymous No.17370486]

>>17370167
>He thinks payment processors are reliable for either party
Lmao, >100 IQ's don't need me to explain why that anon is retarded.

[Anonymous No.17370572]

Time to jump ship 50% Pnk 50% NLINK

[Anonymous No.17370634]

>>17368266
>no knowledge of industry experience or understanding what problems exist or don’t.
ohnonono

[Anonymous No.17371004]

>>17368266
>>17370634
but even if that were true, it doesn't matter.
There's always one person in these threads who has some experience vetting traditional companies/startups and ends up erroneously believing that the crypto world will match 1:1 with that experience.
I've read literally hundreds of comments like this over the years wrt BTC, ETH, Link, etc.
Never underestimate the intra-crypto-economy usecases, and never try to price crypto projects using traditional stock valuation methods.