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23389521 No.23389521 [Reply] [Original]

I work for a top 10 hedge fund. AMA.

>> No.23389540

>>23389521
How you become a LARP?

>> No.23389544

>>23389521
When Chainlink?

>> No.23389561

What's your hourly cocaine consumption?

>> No.23389564

God wins.

>> No.23389565

>work
Lmfao. I run a 1 man 8 figure fund.

>> No.23389597

>>23389544

Chainlink had its run. It's a solid project but institutional players will go with something else and not an ERC20 token. Chainlink will remain mainly retail (think "defi" ).

>>23389540

Not a larp.

>>23389561

None. I only do modafinil occasionally.

>>23389565

Impressive.

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23389695

>>23389597
look OP, this is you and your 2 braincells, now go play somewhere else pls

>> No.23389730

how do I get a girlfriend?

>> No.23389737

What even is the point of these threads? Even if you weren't a larp, which you are, your thread is basically:

>Hello. I am very smart. I am a genius. Ask me anything.

Here's my question - fuck off? Thank you.

>> No.23389748

>>23389521
How do you feel about indexed funds?

How do funds keep paying out earnings when they're in the red?

>> No.23389790

>>23389597
What coins do you hold?

>> No.23389832

>>23389730
I'm afraid that's not my area of expertise, But, if I may:

- Be moderately fit
- Have self-belief
- Have proper hygiene
- Don't make women priority number 1
- Be reasonably average looking

>>23389737

Just stopping by to give opinions / views. Feel free to ignore this types of threads next time.

>>23389748

> How do funds keep paying out earnings when they're in the red?

There's various avenues, some less than pristine. Clients generally have a multi-year (majority multi-decade) view on things and don't care about year-to-year revenue.

> How do you feel about indexed funds?

Dying breed.

>>23389790

Nothing DeFi related as it's all a gamble. I subscribe to a balanced theory that covers both sides of the coin.

The regulatory side (mainly in XRP, ALGO, QNT)
The privacy side (mainly XMR with a small portion of XHV).

I also hold some BTC as a hedge, though I don't expect its future to be as bright as many hope.

>> No.23389835

>>23389521

DO you think anyoen gives af lol. There's people here running their own 7/8 fig hedge funds. You're an associate/ senior associate at best.

Like I said, no one gives a fuck. Piss off to some robinhood TG group where retards might give a fuck

>> No.23389849

>>23389521
Did your fund use repo for leveraged basis trades (again) and then get bailed-out (again)? Was this the first reaction of your government to a pandemic?

>> No.23389876

Any unique or interesting investments that your fund has? By which I mean, not equities/real estate/angel investing but something weird like art collecting or whiskey collecting.

>> No.23389893

>>23389832
Interesting, you said no erc20 but hold qnt. Have you looked into $VXV? It’s one of my bigger bags with qnt.

>> No.23389902

>>23389876
YES, HEDGE FUNDS INVEST IN ART AND WHISKEY COLLECTING U FUCKIN INBRED DROOLING APE

>> No.23389948

>>23389521
do you suck ass? And how often do you suck it during working hours?

>> No.23389968

>>23389835
I'm not sure why you're so angry. I think this anger is misplaced. Did corona hit you bad? Anger is cancerous, get rid of it.

>>23389849
Our fund has never been "bailed out". In fact in 2008 we made a profit and we're way ahead in this corona "crisis".

>>23389876
Our fund is much different from many others. We are more like an ant colony. Individual traders are given capital to invest wherever they see fit. If we don't see a return in a reasonable time (6 months to 1 year) they are immediately shut down and new traders come in.

Our turnover is quite high as a consequence.

>>23389893

I have not, sorry. I don't deal with speculation, only facts.

>>23389948

I will not answer to insults from now on. Please move along and try to be civil.

>> No.23389984

thoughts on where precious metals go in the next 3-5 years?
also >>23389832 why are index funds a dying breed? seem more popular now than ever

>> No.23389993

>>23389832
>holds xrp
ok then, have a good day sir

>> No.23390027

>>23389564
Based
>>23389521
Are you literally shaking about VALUE right now?

>> No.23390030

>>23389521
Do you like your job?
I work as a quant at an options market maker. Would I fit at a hedge fund?

Gun to the head, what would you buy now with your own money for the coming 3 months?

Thanks

>> No.23390044

>>23389968
Oh so you’re a prop farmer. Was gonna ask for dope market insights, whatcha got

>> No.23390113

>>23389521
what do the boomers think of bitcoin
have you ever showed node.cpp to them

>> No.23390127

>>23389832
>mainly in XRP
LOL

>> No.23390132

>>23389968
That's disingenuous. I didn't imply that your fund had been bailed-out directly, rather that it had been indirectly bailed-out through the Fed's repo ops. Let me rephrase: did/does your fund make basis trades?

>> No.23390206

>>23389984
Metals will break from shackles. Gold and silver will rise considerably.

Index funds are dying in their traditional sense. Soon there will be no need to pay a % to someone to do what an algorithm can do for you and better.

This is why we don't deal with index funds.

>>23389993

I am not here to advertise anything. People in the industry see the writing on the wall.

>>23390027

No idea what "value" is, sorry.

>>23390030

I used to be a Amazon. I liked how things moves along there. Hedge funds are generally much slower than tech companies. I miss speed sometimes.

> Gun to the head, what would you buy now with your own money for the coming 3 months?

What I've been buying all year: XRP.

>>23390113

Our clients rarely know how their money is specifically deployed and go with a hands-off approach.

>>23390132
It's not a huge percentage of our strategy. We also don't do any HFT.

>> No.23390353

>>23390206
>hedge fund buying xrp and not btc
>comes from Amazon and somehow ended up on buyside
>doesn’t do hft
>spits out a bunch of fancy words
>thinks btc does not have an right future

Kill yourself. Please. I actually work with family offices, hedge funds, and endowments and what you just said is the opposite of true. Not only are the clients above I mentioned moving into crypto (primarily btc) with PA but allocating their clients money into the sector as well. Think $100+ mil at a time.

>> No.23390419

>>23390206
Do you think the industry see stable coins as a future threat?

>> No.23390444

Do you think HFTs have killed retail day trading? Specifically futures

>> No.23390495

>>23390206
>XRP

Lmao get real

>> No.23390519

That's cute, but poopdicks should be rounded up and shot.

Faggot rights are not a requirement for technological progression.

>> No.23390554

>>23389521
How much XFI did you buy on Uni today?

>> No.23390585

>>23390353

Show me where did I say as a hedge fund we buy XRP? That's my personal investment.

Also, I said my personal take on BTC, not my hedge fund's. Please learn to read carefully instead of succumbing to confirmation bias.

>>23390419

Not at all. With one word they can be made useless.

>>23390444

Yes.

IMHO the market has not been about fundamentals for a long time. Also a reason why "TA", which is as valid as horoscopes normally, tends to work. If enough people believe in it...

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23390668

>doing le fund manager larp on /biz/ in 2020
>"mainly in XRP, ALGO, QNT"
Don't be fooled newfags

>> No.23390797

>>23389597
A smart larper would have realized the immense potential LINK has for hedge funds, but then again you are a retard so there’s your thread.

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23390820

sir please, you have any good news on xlm? your kind words will make yuge difference in our village. Kisses from Raj

>> No.23390824

What a shiddy larp. Idk why I came back in here. Shameful. You know what to do boys.

>> No.23390947

>>23390820

XLM and XRP are brothers. Where one goes the other will follow.

>> No.23391074

larper

>> No.23391103

>>23390585
How to i maek moni?

>> No.23391121

>>23389521
>Larps on a larping board
>expects to be taken seriously
oh no no no

>> No.23391190

>>23390947
you have brought smiles and joy upon this village. May vishnu guide you protect you my friend

>> No.23391210

>>23389521
Ever had to clean up something really nasty?

>> No.23391247

>My dad works for a top 10 hedge fund. AMA.
There fixed that for you

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>>23389832
another xrp schizo larp thread

>> No.23391424

>>23389521
3 would be a good thing.

>> No.23391495

What would you expect XRP's price to be come eoy?

>> No.23391570

>>23391495

I don't give in to speculation. All I know is it's going to be much higher that what it currently is in the foreseeable future.

>> No.23391582

>>23389521
Why are you gay?

>> No.23391588

>>23389832
Imagine larping as someone smart and then saying he buys XRP

>> No.23391589

>>23389832
It's rare seeing XHV getting mentioned on /biz/. Are you holding it long-term ?

>> No.23391653

>>23391589

Correct. Regulations will severely damage non-regulated crypto assets. The surveillance state will make privacy coins rise to he level they should rightfully be.

XHV is untested with high amounts of value and usage, otherwise it would be a much higher % allocation for me (it would essentially replace XMR).

>> No.23391685

>>23391588

I'm not here to demonstrate anything. If you knew what I know and heard what I heard, you'd know why I hold XRP.

Please educate yourself and learn what deductive reasoning is.

>> No.23391734

>>23389597
lol retard

>> No.23391737

>>23391653
It's crazy nobody even picked it up. Soon enough awareness is going to raise, and I'll be glad I had invested in it this early.
Have you ever experienced troubles with the gui wallet ? It's completely unusable right now, at least for me

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23391816

>>23389521
Privacy, eh?

>> No.23391902

>>23391570
How hard will XRP impact the finance world?
Do you expect a strong momentum?
Is your firm heading towards CBDCs' system?
How is XRPL impacting your firm?

>> No.23391977

What made you invest heavily in XRP?
I'd like to hear an insight of an insider.
How did your insider privilege impact your decision to buy XRP?
And finally can you tell us some insider info you're privy to concerning XRP and the finance world in general?

>> No.23392121

>>23391737

Indeed. Another reason why it's a small % of my portfolio. I am personally waiting for the web wallet. At the moment I am holding on an exchange.

>>23391902

CBDCs and everything related to XRP, the corona vaccine, negative interest rates, time-based UBI. It's coming sooner than many expect.

>>23391977

I'm no insider (as in, I don't have inside information about XRP). My decision to be in XRP is due to speaking with our portfolio managers. None of them mentioned XRP directly, but many know CBDCs are coming faster than the public thinks and a bridge will be needed.

>> No.23392164

>>23389832
>I HOLD RIPPLE
larp uncovered.

>> No.23392180

> Index funds are a dying breed

Confirmed retard or first year grad. i've helped to develop and deploy +45 passive indexed vehicles in the last 5 years at [Bb] Asset Management. Which represents +100 billion in AUM. You have no idea where the industry is headed.

> Individual traders are given capital to invest wherever they see fit

Confirmed prop shop, if not LARP. WTF is the fund's portfolio strategy beyond "make monies"

>> No.23392246

Which robo-investor / algorithm bassed investment tool have you seen as the most profitable?

>> No.23392275

>>23392180
I'm sorry you worked with our competitors which do not see the tide is turning. I wish you and them luck.

>> No.23392398

>>23392121
>but many know CBDCs are coming faster than the public thinks and a bridge will be needed.
How fast are we talking?
This year?
The next?

>> No.23392406

>>23389597
>Chainlink had its run. It's a solid project but institutional players will go with something else and not an ERC20 token. Chainlink will remain mainly retail (think "defi" ).

You realize that the entire value proposition of most projects in this space except P2P cryptos such as Bitcoin are fully dependent on a functional oracle network to create real world applications.

The value proposition of a blockchain is a secure tamper-proof environment but their only viable use case up to date has been moving tokens around which doesn't really add any value. It makes no sense to have a decentralized network if the data is centralized or easily gamed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ECeIK5_tXk [Embed] This really covers the use cases of '' a single source of truth'' which a network like Chainlink will enable and just how important Chainlink is for any of this to succeed.

Every single project in this space will be dependent on an oracle provider to have a real world value, speculating on the leading oracle solution ( due to Chainlink's network effect ) is essentially making a bet that blockchains and smart contracts will ever have any real world value

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>>23389521
>t.

>> No.23392474

>>23392164
You fags shit on XRP while drinking Andre's cum on the daily and get rug pulled.
Kill yourselves degenerates.

>> No.23392481

>>23389521
Why does OP constantly use faggotry as an example of personal freedom? Is that all freedom means to faggots?

>> No.23392508

>>23392406

I never said Oracles are not important. You seem to confuse Oracles with Chainlink.

No institution will seriously use Chainlink to secure its billions and trillions in assets. There's already alternatives in the works controlled by (((them))).

>>23392398

We're already on our way. The coming couple of years are critical.

>> No.23392517

>>23391685
You are terrible at this. Some larps make me wonder if they are real for a few hours. Some, like this one, make me feel bad for the OP.

>> No.23392550

Lol

I actually work at a top 1 hedgefund in the world in a little place called Connecticut.

>> No.23392579

>>23392517
If he shilled Link instead of XRP you faggots will be jerking off to him.
Fucking niggers.

>> No.23392590

>>23389521
what is the difference between a hedge fund, a trust fund and an index fund?
Also how much capital do you need to start one?
What is your job and how did you get there?

>> No.23392630

>>23392508
>We're already on our way. The coming couple of years are critical.
From what I've seen 2020 seems like the deadline for the implementation of CBDCs.
Since China, UK and USA are all racing toward digitalization of finance.
I don't think CBDCs can afford to be postponed beyond 2020 in my opinion.

>> No.23392648

Also when we make it of off XRP, what is the most safe way to invest capital and earn off of interest (something like 10-15% a year).

>> No.23392732

>>23392648
Stake your spark tokens, live off the yield forever

>> No.23392741

>>23392590

> what is the difference between a hedge fund, a trust fund and an index fund?

http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

A simple google search will help you.

> Also how much capital do you need to start one?

There's micro hedge funds that run with a few million. It gets bigger from there.

> What is your job and how did you get there?

Let's just say I make sure our PMs are happy and have everything they need to make us money.

>>23392630

The normal public needs to be eased into it. That doesn't mean institutions won't be dipping their feet into it already.

>>23392648

You must be heavily influenced by the "Defi" movement. 10-15% returns are hardly sustainable in the current environment. The stock market itself averages ~5/6 %.

>> No.23392791

>>23392741
>You must be heavily influenced by the "Defi" movement. 10-15% returns are hardly sustainable in the current environment. The stock market itself averages ~5/6 %.
How much does Vanguard give yearly?
What are my best options for investing capital and earning off of interest?

>> No.23392845

>>23392741
So you grab coffee and pull research. Very impressive.

Are you at bridgewater or point72?

Also what asset class do you play in?

>> No.23392862

>>23392474
>>23391902
>>23391977
>>23392579
>>23392630
>>23392648
My god, is there anything more desperate and pitiful than someone holding onto a non-negligable bag of xrp? Look at this shit, lmao.

>> No.23392938

>>23392791

I'm a proponent for Harry Browne's "Permanent Portfolio", with some slight changes (to include crypto assets).

Please do some research on it.

> How much does Vanguard give yearly?

Again, please check on Vanguard's website. They have several products. Giving 1 number would be a disservice.

>>23392845

None of those. We are in 666 :)

>> No.23393047

>>23392938
>Please do some research on it.
Will do, I'm just wandering whether or not living off of interest is viable or not.
>None of those. We are in 666 :)
As in we're in the end times?

>> No.23393090

>>23392938
Guessing mm.

what team do you work for? I know a former pm that spent over a decade there. He persuaded me to join a different fund with better culture.

>> No.23393127

>>23392508
>No institution will seriously use Chainlink to secure its billions and trillions in assets
doing god's work anon

>> No.23393131

>>23392741
Your thoughts on gold, silver, and mining stocks?

>> No.23393133

>>23393047
Ahaha, no, nothing so esoteric. 666 is the building our hedge fund is located in. We're actually soon to be moved to 399.

> Will do, I'm just wandering whether or not living off of interest is viable or not.

It is. Even 3-4% is enough assuming enough capital to earn interest on, and this doesn't account for you touching the principal.

>>23393090

I would like not to disclose too much about me. We're very sensitive about those sort of things.

>> No.23393168

>>23389832
Am I gonna make it with 15k QNT fren

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23393198

I have nothing to ask, but want to sincerely thank you for the pasta in your OP.

>> No.23393206

For those interested in what fund OP may or may not actually work at. I’m guessing they’re roughly 24-25 based on how little they know vs think they know.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennium_Management,_LLC

>> No.23393253

Thanks for these posts, anon. Do you have any suggestions for robo-advisors? I have my PM stack, house, xrp, 401, etc. but I’m thinking i can invest a grand per month into something like betterment.

>> No.23393276

>>23389832
>I'm afraid that's not my area of expertise, But, if I may

>Prolefag trying to talk the way he imagines a "fancy financebro" talks
larp detected

>> No.23393311

>>23393276
Honestly OP is probably a back office barry.

>> No.23393314

>>23393131
See >>23390206

I think they're very good investments in the current climate.

>>23393168

Define making it. A few mil? Probably.

>>23393198

Privacy is a real concern. Happy you found it useful.

>>23393206

Congrats, you found me :)

>>23393253

If we're talking a few k, I don't see why not invest into a good Defi product that generates yield. You can buy insurance there also.

>> No.23393558

>>23389597
modafinil was 2014 nice larp

>> No.23393579

>>23393558

It's still the safest to take. I don't deal with unresearched crap or crap that has long term effects on health. Be smart.

>> No.23393614

>>23390947
So what's your price target and general timeframe for XRP.

>> No.23393623

>>23389521
What's your opinion on Cardano?

>> No.23393634

>>23389521
hello sirs, is rsr on your portfolio? i need to feed my village.

>> No.23393654

How big a stack do you have in XRP?
Is 3.2K XRP enough to make it?

>> No.23393660
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23393660

I am studying machine learning.

I am pretty good and have first authorship in ICLR/NIPS on a meta-learning paradigm for time series as an undergrad.

How do I into a hedge fund? I have the chops but not the connections. I want to use my skills to vacuum wealth away from the disgusting proles I've been forced to live around.

>> No.23393737

* Which synthetic asset protocol has the best chance of growth / value capture?
* What do you think of BSV? Who is actually pulling the strings? Don't say Calvin, it's clearly much more complicated than that
* Do you actually expect XRP to gain value from its use, or is it more like a convenient capital asset within that ecosystem? In other words, have you crunched the numbers on fees or is it more of an awareness/adoption thing?
* Thoughts on ETH L2's?

Also you're right about link, love the seething linkers ITT

>> No.23393747

Bad larp. Any legit larper would say link will have meme potential for $40-50 at least, which is a 4x-5x

>> No.23393791

Jeffries, citadel or black rock?

>> No.23393927

>>23393614

I don't think we'll be end of 2021 without XRP being at least 3 digits.

>>23393623

Trash, honestly.

>>23393634

RSR is dead in the water.

>>23393654

200k.

Again, define "make it".

My personal definition is having a minimum of 4M in-hand post-tax. That means you need to have at least 8M pre-tax. If we assume XRP=100, then you'd need 80k XRP to "make it".

>>23393660

Start as a tech guy, move to trading.

Alternative: be very good and get hired in MLP. We hire PMs all the time.

>>23393737

> * Which synthetic asset protocol has the best chance of growth / value capture?

UMA is far superior to SNX, yet both are incredibly overvalued considering their revenue model.

> * What do you think of BSV? Who is actually pulling the strings? Don't say Calvin, it's clearly much more complicated than that

I am too uninformed to form an opinion.

> * Do you actually expect XRP to gain value from its use, or is it more like a convenient capital asset within that ecosystem? In other words, have you crunched the numbers on fees or is it more of an awareness/adoption thing?

XRP will probably Keynes wet dream (the bancor).

> * Thoughts on ETH L2's?

Shaky. Who knows if it will actually work. One thing for certain: there is no "ETH killer". ETH is here to stay. All other projects will have their use-cases in their own niche.

But I also firmly believe ETH will remain largely for the geeks. Average people will use "defi" on (((their))) platform.

>>23393791

You seem to be late to the party. Check above.

>>23393747

I could say the same think about other oracle solutions that would appreciate based on hype. But I am not here to discuss speculative assets such as link, etc.

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>>23393579
>Stevens- Johnson Syndrome (SJS) is reported as a possible adverse effect for modafinil and armodafinil
they still don't even know how this shit works or if there are any potential long-term side-effects because it's so new. You're better off going with low doses of amphetamines and occasionally cycling off it.

>> No.23394021

>>23393988

Please do some more research.

https://www.gwern.net/Modafinil

>> No.23394059

>>23393927
Will the market take another COVID 19 shit. If so, when

>> No.23394088

>>23390495
oh I see the whole thing is a retarded schizo XRP larp. fuck off Jed seriously.

>> No.23394114

>>23394059

I am not an oracle and anybody that says anything to that effect is lying to you. Nobody knows.

I can give you my opinion: I expect a catastrophic event of some sorts. The 3GD is not looking too good.

>>23394088

Feel free to ask anything else. I am not here to advertise any asset.

>> No.23394193

>>23393314
>I think they're very good investments in the current climate.

some claim that demand will far outpace supply in the next few years. i'm not familiar with the logistics or current status of silver mining so i take it with a grain of salt, but that does seem to be the trend.

why do you think jpm is the (ostensibly) lone accumulator of silver?

>> No.23394278

>>23394193

or perhaps a better question, is anyone else discretely accumulating large quantities of the physical metal?

>> No.23394341

>>23393927
>Alternative: be very good and get hired in MLP. We hire PMs all the time.
What's MLP? PM - product manager?

>> No.23394388

>>23393927
>> * Do you actually expect XRP to gain value from its use, or is it more like a convenient capital asset within that ecosystem? In other words, have you crunched the numbers on fees or is it more of an awareness/adoption thing?
>XRP will probably Keynes wet dream (the bancor).
Let me ask another way -- do you expect institutions to buy and hold XRP for the sake of XRP exposure, or do you expect the demand to come from institutions buying XRP to pay fees?

>> No.23394423

>>23389521
Also, would you provide any advice for an 18 year old? I'll finish highschool next year (I'm from Poland), what should I do if I'm interested in finance/fintech, and want to be rich? I also have 1.439 XRP

>> No.23394455

>>23389521

It's funny that the pic takes homosexuality as an example. It should still be criminal and we'd be living in a better world with no SJW bullshit.

>> No.23394598

>>23392508
Nodes have collateral in case SHTF.

Are you telling me that there's another decentralized oracle provider that will replace Chainlink?

If so, preese provide name.

>> No.23394638

>>23394598
>Are you telling me that there's another decentralized oracle provider that will replace Chainlink?
Not OP but want to clarify a term I see link holders use. The oracle is the data *source*. Chainlink is the middleware, copying data from one place and putting into another. Link collateral is valuable for ensuring link nodes copy data faithfully, but it is not valuable for ensuring the data *source* gives correct data.

>> No.23394660

>>23389521
UNI?

>> No.23394669

>>23394638
So in terms of "what will replace it", it will be the first open standard that allows oracles (the data source) to monetize their data directly, which will appear very quickly after oracles start doing the math about where fees are going.

>> No.23394677

>>23394114
Holy shit. Just watched a vid on what would happen if it collapsed. It will kill millions. Is the dam really in that bad of shape? I always see pol talking about it

>> No.23394706

>>23393314
A few mil would be great
How do I escape 6 figs-hell? It's kinda depressing

>> No.23394880

>>23394677
its been collapsing for months now if not years, nothingburger

>> No.23394889

>>23389565
based

>> No.23395249

What credentials did you have personally before getting hired?

I'm currently studying to take the SIE with intention of pursuing CFA - is this a good route?

What do you think (outside of connections) is the best way to get hired / tips for getting hired?

What do you think would automatically get you rejected by Hedge Funds if you had this in your resume / if you did 'this' during the interview?

>> No.23395336

>>23389597
/thread, op immediately outed himself as a retard

>> No.23395378

>>23394669
I see, thanks for the clarification.

I’m wondering how is this any different from the traditional data providers and their monetization methods? An “open standard that allows for teams to monetize their data directly” – wouldn’t the chainlink network be ideal for this since it is aiming to be a trustless protocol?

Or are you saying that this new standard can just copy CL entirely, while pulling the right (((strings))) and changing the network incentives?

>> No.23396240

>>23395378
Imagine chainlink but without link nodes and without link tokens. The data sources, instead of publishing their data in X format (web 2.0 https response) publish it in Y format (web 3.0 signed data). Data consumers choose their own aggregation methods and pay for what they need -- maybe they want a median of values from several sources, maybe they want a few confirmations for an 'exact' value, maybe the provider is the sole source of truth so aggregation is not necessary. In any case, having multiple chainlink nodes confirm the data is not necessary since they add no extra security. Chainlink has a niche for querying data sources that haven't gone through the trouble of publishing their data in a way that can be consumed by smart contracts, put still publish it publicly for free.

>> No.23396311

>>23389521
How is it to clean the toilets from hedge fond managers pajeet?

>> No.23396487

>>23396311
I would unironically kill for a position as a hedge fund janitor, if it meant getting my foot in the door

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>>23396240
now THIS is a principled argument against stainchink rentseekers.

>> No.23396548

>>23396487
even if that door was to the toilet? Great career chances behind it.

>> No.23396628

>>23389521
OP please answer: I want to learn how to become like you, where do I start with investing? I'm currently watching Shkrieli lessons on YT and they are pretty cool, it's "technical analysis" by Murphy a good starting point? I'm tired of being a poorfag.

>> No.23396697

>>23396548
Yeah, for kneepads.

>> No.23396870

>>23389832
>XHV
Definitely a larp you clearly know nothing about the team for haven otherwise you would be buying Swap instead

>> No.23396926

>>23394193

Silver is not only a precious metal, but has actual use in a million different things. It's possible they might see a shortage incoming.

>>23394341

MLP = Millennium Capital

>>23394388

I don't believe XRP will be bought as an asset. It's all going to be about usage. XRP will be somewhat stable, so not much to gain from holding it post-event.

>>23394423

This would be a very long post and I don't have the time for it here. The TL;DR in my view is the following:

- Make extensive use of spaced repetition
- Read the classics (Meditations, etc)
- Learn programming and anything around it even if you will never program
- Learn economics (real economics, not bullshit keynes' version). An absolute masterpiece is "Democracy: the God that failed".
- Learn humans. Good pointers are "Influence" by Cialdini and "Never Split the Difference" for negotiation. Books by Robert Greene also golden.
- Don't get distracted by women, alcohol, drugs
- Remember that life is finite, use every minute
- Social skills in a lot of cases trump technical skills.

>>23394455

Homosexuality IMHO is a disease.

>>23394660

IMHO will do relatively well but nothing I'd hold long term.

>>23394706

Invest in the two sides I mentioned. (Regulation) --- (Privacy)

>>23395249

I worked for Amazon and that bringed huge weight in be getting hired as it showed I know my stuff.

>>23396240

You're clearly smart. You'll go far my friend.

>>23396628

Start investing in good assets. Change your mentality.


All: sorry for the late reply, something came up.

>> No.23396929

>>23390030
how’d you get that gig? Do you like it? im about to start my phd in engineering mechanics. thinking about quant afterwards

>> No.23396964

Thoughts on PLTR, currently bagholding.

>> No.23397112

>>23396926
Huge thanks. Do you have goodreads? If you do, would you post it?

>> No.23397122

>>23396240
There's an additional problem here that you are forgetting about... think harder anon

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>>23396926
>bringed

>> No.23397155

>>23396926
How/why are you posting during trading hours? Don't you financial types work 100-hour weeks?

>> No.23397204

>>23396964
>PLTR

Solid. But if your mentality is already into "bagholding" maybe individual stocks are not for you. Maybe move to ETFs or BRK.B?

I added a trip to avoid impersonators.

>>23397153

I'm sorry, I also make typos :)

>>23397155

COVID

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>>23390947
I can tell you are definitely a boomer hedge fund employee based on the fact that you like XLM.

>> No.23397284

>Millennium
You are dumb money OP.

>> No.23397334

>>23397264

I cannot force you to drink. I can only show you the river.

>>23397284

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion friend.

>> No.23397404

>>23397334
Is RKT a good mid term hold? ~4 years

>> No.23397417

>>23397334
Do you think smart contracts are a fad? do you believe in the fourth industrial revolution at all? If so, how do you believe it will pan out?

Also, why xrp? Its befuddling to me that someone would invest in that project. My understanding of the project is that its a fast blockchain that they are trying to use to replace visa more or less. Why would anyone want that? Who cares?

>> No.23397456

>>23397334
What is the appeal of working for a hedge fund vs. traditional investment banking? And what is new in the world of finance (ie. instruments, ideas, philosophies, etc)?

>> No.23397482

>>23397334
I know the institutional types like shitcoins like XLM and Cripple, but then again the BIS blockchain project is being run by a guy who doesn't even believe in crypto to begin with. I don't see the benefit of holding stuff like that when there have been much better opportunities to make money elsewhere.

>> No.23397515

>>23397456
Generating subpar returns and extracting management fees from dumb boomers.

>> No.23397566

>>23397404

I am not personally familiar with this company, so can't say much.

>>23397417

Smart contracts are not a fad, but I am unsure of what kind of penetration they'll have in the investment world.

> Also, why xrp?

Sounds like you need to do a bit more research _and_ read more current events. Ever heard of CBDCs? Ever wondered how will they all be connected to one another?

>>23397482

I'm not here to advise you on what to hold. I only revealed what I personally hold. You do you.

>>23397515

We actually average > 10%. Please do more research.

>> No.23397643

>>23393927
>RSR is dead in the water.

Could you shed a bit more light on why you think this? Related to CBDC's or ?

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>>23396926
Nice thread, even if I disagree with some points it's nice to see some actual discussions for a change.

Ever heard of DUSK?

Currently my biggest holding: essentially a privacy-oriented (zero-knowledge-based) smart contract platform designed for regulatory compliance (i.e. auditability).

They've been working together in various consortia with the biggest Dutch banks (ING, ABN AMRO) as well as the Dutch Central bank, also launching a securities exchange together with bitfinex on their network post-mainnet.

Seems right up your alley- i.e. privacy, combined with legal/regulatory compliance, absolutely worth a look imo

>> No.23397823

>>23389832
>Indices dying out

Moron spotted Index funds will only die out if Bill Acumen gets his way and they become part of some national pension or Sovereign Wealth Fund. Then everyone will scramble to accumulate shares with voting rights and try to push off non voting class shares onto the Funds.

>> No.23397825

>>23397643

It won't be adopted. Better competitors with better connections are already stealing their lunch. I wouldn't go into it unless it's a speculative play.

>>23397722

Interesting. Did not hear about Dusk before. I'll look into it. Thanks.

>> No.23397853

>>23397823

How many times do I have to say they will die in their current incarnation. If you're an index company right now, your current business model will be out of date in the next couple of years.

They will either innovate or die out.

>> No.23397862

>>23397122
What is it? Now I'm curious

>> No.23397896

>>23389597
Uh oh you've insulted the delusional stinky linkies.

>> No.23397915

>>23397896
I'm not here to please anyone, just to state either facts or my view on things.

>> No.23397932

>>23396926
Thank you for your answer but what do you mean for: start investing in good assets? How do I know what assets are good if I'm financially illiterate?

>> No.23398119

>>23389521
op works at Atlantic Investment Management :)

>> No.23398141

>>23397825

Will for sure be worth your time- might be good to start by scanning this AMA they did with binance a few months ago:
https://dusk.network/news/2020-binance-ama-recap

Here's a choice quote to get you started:
>There are smart contract platforms OR privacy blockchains. before Dusk, the two were competing alternatives. And, there is a reason why privacy-oriented DeFi is not a thing outside of Dusk.
>Other protocols either offer privacy (required by regulations and securitized assets) or the capability of doing disintermediated processing through smart contracts.
>When you have a smart contract you need to spend gas. Permissionless ledgers have rewards in terms of coinbase tx. These are public information. We developed Phoenix as the only transaction model that allows confidential spending of public outputs.
>Additionally, no existing model allows for the native support of functionalities required by regulated securities, including dividend claims, voting, forced transfers, which was the main reason to create Zedger.
>This is exactly what the big corporations have been requiring for adoptions and what SMEs need to enter the decentralized market inexpensively... These kind of use cases lead to a staggering number of transactions, now all inexpensively at the fingertip of any size organization and individuals.

Other than than that there's a lot of disparate information spread across their various updates and posts on their website:
https://dusk.network/pages/all-posts

I actually learned a lot more just by hanging out on their telegram and asking questions- the team is fairly active there so definitely pop by if interested

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>>23389521
Reminder, if you need privacy to buy buccv2 or if you need to tumble eth or erc20 tokens to use https://sargasso.web.app/

>> No.23398259

>>23397825
What do you think of buccv2?

Mathematically built for privacy with a erc contract that prevents oversends and removes traces.

https://etherscan.io/token/0xd5a7d515fb8b3337acb9b053743e0bc18f50c855

Team is working on a way to hide balances of buccv2 and all other tokens and eth.

>> No.23398319

>>23389832
>mainly in XRP
Congratulations on being part of a fund that underperformed every single retard on this board. Really well done.

>> No.23398337

>>23397932
Check my previous post.

1. Learn about economics and politics. The book "Democracy: The God that Failed" is essential IMHO.

2. Investment will not make you rich. Your job or your business will. All crypto "investments" are just speculation, not actual investments. I think what you're asking is: how do I get rich via speculation? If so, riding the DeFi hype this cycle will probably do you good.

There's also a reason I'm in the assets I mention. Food for thought.

>>23398119

You didn't read the rest of the thread did you?

>>23398141

Here's my concern: no government or institution actually wants "permissionless". What I find interesting about Dusk is the privacy side to escape the Orwellian state.

>>23398224
>>23398259

I have not done any research on this. Please don't use anything you haven't vetted yourself.

>>23398319

I see you don't like reading.

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>>23390206
>What I've been buying all year: XRP.

>> No.23398410

this is OP..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IobeLoeKw1Q

>> No.23398460

>>23389832
>XRP
Based. I believe you. Can you tell us how you came to those conclusions?

>> No.23398512

>>23389730
Here's the recipe anon:
>be reasonably fit
>don't be ugly
>be interesting or mysterious
>be aloof of all women
This is the baseline strat. You need to spec your own character sheet from there.

>> No.23398580

>>23398337
What is your role? If you can’t be specific, are you front, middle, back or other (legal, technology, risk, compliance)

>> No.23398609

>>23398337
If I had 10k to invest right now how should I allocate it between XRP, XLM and silver?
How much XLM do you hold?

>> No.23398616

>>23393927
triple digits xrp? are you serious? that would put its marketcap above 5 trillion dollars. that's more than 10 times the total current crypto market cap.
What makes you think it will get this much adoption?

>> No.23398636

XRP shills getting real smart.

>> No.23398656

>>23389597

its an ER 677 token you fucking fraud

>> No.23398684

>>23398460

This year has been eye opening. Holding XRP before this year was not a good investment decision. This year XRP made sense. Corona, economic reset, CBDCs. It's all coming to the same conclusion.

>>23398580

Technology side. I speak with our PMs often and made some meaningful connections there.

>>23398609

100% XRP. Once that pays off, you can diversify.

>>23398616

Stop looking at marketcap as a useful metric. XRP needs to be high to facilitate the trillions of daily transfers and the quadrillions in derivatives.

>> No.23398690

>>23389521
Is your family Jewish?

>> No.23398713

>>23398690

No.

>> No.23398740

>>23398684
>This year has been eye opening. Holding XRP before this year was not a good investment decision. This year XRP made sense. Corona, economic reset, CBDCs. It's all coming to the same conclusion.
How do you see the rest of the year playing out?
Will there be a return to the gold standard?

>> No.23398774

>>23397915
I appreciate that a ton

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>>23398713
the schizos at xsg seem to be onto you

>> No.23398805

>>23398684
>This year XRP made sense.
actually everyone who invested in eth, link, hell even btc made far more returns than xrp. nice copes though

>> No.23398837

>>23398740

Trump wins the elections. Many will not be happy.

I expect some kind of catastrophic event to happen. I mentioned the 3GD before. Could be something else. I'm not sure. But I'd make sure to have a few rations set aside.

Gold standard? It's possible, but I don't think in the way the austrian would like.


>>23398787

?

>>23398805

I'm sorry you seem to lack situational awareness. I don't play to catch minnows.

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>>23398837
when do you see xrp reaching another ath?

>> No.23398923

Whether you are larping or not, I do think the same about XRP and managed to get some friends into it as well. The /xsg/ threads might be called shizo general but one truly does not have to be a shizo to see the writing on the wall.

What do you think of LIT (lition) since you are invested in regulation coins? They are the first GDPR compliant blockchain and have actual usecases.

Currently only have 10k XRP because I'm a poorfag but maybe I'll try to squeeze in a few more...

>> No.23398930

>>23398837
you haven't caught anything, you're a shitty investor and your portfolio crabbed for a year while mine did a 10x. I have no financial background.

>> No.23399061

>>23398909
Somewhere in the next 6 months.

>>23398923
It's all about adoption. Who is _today_ using them? What are their connections?

>>23398930

I'm sorry, but I'm not a gambler. Ever heard of risk analysis? Time preference? The lotto guy next door outperformed many of our PMs. That doesn't mean his strategy is better.


--


I will be logging off soon. I am sometimes present in the following discord group, if you are interested: Fvbzmre

I will return to /biz/ sometime soon (maybe after elections).

Thanks for your questions. Hope this has been of some help.

>> No.23399069

>>23398684
So Defi: not a winner long term (too retail)
Smart contracts: let’s be honest - whatever isda backs
XRP as bridge ccy

Any other areas you think are worth looking into (leaving privacy coins aside - I think they’ll be regulated to shit/I’m not interested). I’m currently 100% XRP (for the reasons you’ve already covered). Gun to the head, if you had to shill something else, what would you shill?

>> No.23399085

How much money do you make in a year

>> No.23399099

>>23389521
>I work for a top 10 hedge fund. AMA.

I don't think janitorial positions count.

>> No.23399104

>>23399069
Why do you take advice from this guy who made no money this year? XRP's price 1 year ago was 30 cents. Today it is 25 cents.
>>23399061
>I'm sorry, but I'm not a gambler. Ever heard of risk analysis? Time preference?

You're not a gambler nor are you a good investor, you're just a fool. Again, you made no money over the last year from your investments, by your own admission you're all in XRP. Just lmfao.

>> No.23399155

>>23399069

Nothing. Opportunity cost & all. I've already mentioned everything I think is relevant.

>>23399085

Everyone in 666 is capped at 200k. The rest is EOY bonuses.

>>23399104

Please re-read what I wrote. I mentioned several assets.

Also, Everything I mentioned is my investment. Speculation != investment, please learn the difference.

I rode YFI from ~500 to ~35k, LINK from 4$ to 17$.

Please don't fall into confirmation bias and learn to read carefully.

>> No.23399181

>>23393988
Its only for genetic predisposition so if youve take it a couple of times with no side effects youre fine

>> No.23399185

>>23399061
>Who is _today_ using them? What are their connections?
They are using it themselves for their energy use case (I actually do get my energy in Germany from them). It's green energy and the CEO is in the leading party of our country.
The whitepaper was also Co-written by some guy (don't know his exact position) from SAP.
The second usecase is verifying data on the blockchain.
During their last AMA the CEO said that they have another usecase coming up, something that has not happened in the crypto space in such a scale. They are not hyping things up and behaving more like a traditional company which I like.

>> No.23399186

>>23399155
Cope. You said all you've been buying all year was XRP, only now after you've been called out for being a shit-tier investor are you mentioning stuff that pumped.

>> No.23399238

>>23399185
To be fair I am also running a node and balls deep in the coin, but it fits your bill regarding regulation and actually being used so I thought I'd mention it.

>> No.23399296

>>23399185
>>23399238

Hum. I think I like Factom better in that space, but I can't say I did my DD on LIT. SAP is a shitshow though.

>>23399186

I will not repeat myself. Please learn to read properly.

>> No.23399299

>>23389521
What is your opinion on ALGO?

>> No.23399332

>>23399296
OK. Don't repeat yourself. Enjoy your investment which is down 5% since 1 year ago, I'll enjoy mine which is up 500% since 1 year ago. Don't worry anon, I'm sure all of your sleepless nights dreaming about 4 figure XRP will be rewarded.

Sunk cost fallacy is a great investing strategy.

>> No.23399350

>>23398837
i know kleros is an erc20 tokken but can you give your opinion on it?

As for trump, if he is 100% winning shouldn't we be betting on him 1st so we can 2x-3x our momey and after invest in somethink like xrp for 2021?

also do you have any information on when the coronavirus will end? What exactly will happen to the markets?

I would also like to ask you a lot more things. can we talk using pgp?

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>hedge fundie makes a based articulated thread
>talks reason, mentions CBDC development
>linkies seethe when they realize the 42 larp is gay retard shit and everything in this thread is when we’ve all been saying for years
>well performing shitcoin is not needed and will not change the universe
>stinkies eternally btfod, seething and gargling SirGay’s cum until next Chinese nothingburger collaboration is announced

>> No.23399517

>>23399299

Please see >>23389832

> The regulatory side (mainly in XRP, ALGO, QNT)

I really like ALGO.

>>23399350

> i know kleros is an erc20 tokken but can you give your opinion on it?

Highly speculative. Please be careful

> As for trump, if he is 100% winning shouldn't we be betting on him 1st so we can 2x-3x our momey and after invest in somethink like xrp for 2021?

Nothing is ever 100% certain. Please exercise caution. I would use a portion of the funds to bet on the event though, that's good thinking.

> also do you have any information on when the coronavirus will end? What exactly will happen to the markets?

Easy: corona will end once the financial reset has been completed. Check out the IMF. The virus is a pretext to pivot from a dying reserve currency and gluttony.

> I would also like to ask you a lot more things. can we talk using pgp?

xinnwo protonmail com

>> No.23399617

>>23399186
Honestly this makes me feel like he actually might be employed by a hedge fund because he's either a half wit or is repeating dumb Goldman Sachs publicity free advice but including cryptos with a real shitty understanding of fundamentals because Link at utility value is closer to 13 dollars assuming just moderate adoption and right now it's growth is actually rapid. Someone watching 15 min charts might think Chainlink is dead but that's not a serious opinion.

>> No.23399620

>>23399517
How do you envisage XRP will moon? Market forces or a switch flip*?

*by which I mean a one-off event: end of price suppression, announcement by BIS that they will use as bridge at [x] price, backing/pegging to PM, etc.

>> No.23399727

>>23399517
thanks for answering. i'm already typing my next 5 questions and can't wait to get answers from you.

HG

>> No.23399729

>>23399620

Far more likely to be an event. I don't see it appreciate like any other crypto.

Instantly most will be priced out.

>> No.23399756

So basically this thread is an elaborate XRP shill riding the wave of IMF's annual meeting and maybe imminent release of CBDCs, great.
Thank you OP.

>> No.23399761

>>23399729
That’s my thoughts. Too much volatility and fomo retail investors otherwise. So the obvious follow-up: what’s the event?

>> No.23399772

>>23399761
There is no event dumb poorfag, stop sucking up hopium do some research on real projects or go to feddit

>> No.23399775

Opinions on STA? What about RLC?

>> No.23399793

I joined this retards discord and its literally a giant web of conspiracy bullshit that all links to REDACTED which is actually XRP. The people in his discord are all doomsayers who believe they're going to implant chips in our brains and force our kids fuck each other next year, and the financial reset is coming really soon. This is an elaborate LARP

>> No.23399801

how is this larp thread still alive? stop feeding the thread

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>shills xrp & factom
>Hedge fund
>0 proof, not even a pic of a coffee mug, mouse pad, or badge

>> No.23399818

>>23399772
>real projects
>crypto

Fucking he’ll kid. Go to bed.
There’re like 3 real projects in crypto and the realest of them all is XRP.
Get some sleep and in the morning you can go back to pretending like your shitcoins are real investments.

>> No.23399847

>>23399818
After 3 years when XRP is at 2 dollars, Chainlink is at $300, Eth is at 10k, and btc is at 40k try not to rope

>> No.23399848

Hey, can anyone explain something that's probably very simple, but I just haven't been exposed enough to know what terms to search.

So, two guys invest in a startup company, 20grand each, get 10 percent of said company. Company does well, end of year makes 400k profit, so they're due 40K of that.
What happens if one guy takes the 40K, and the other reinvests it to the company. Does he get more shares, or if that isn't an option, does the guy who doesn't reinvest lose any percentage of the company since his initial investment is now dwarfed.

>> No.23399908

>>23399847
Kek. Get out of the drive through and get a real job. Without the pressure of your failure life and poverty, you might be able to take a more logical view.

There are like 3 real projects in crypto. XRP is top. You’ve named 2 of the others. One of the coins you’ve listed though doesn’t fit. Can you guess what that is?

>> No.23399923

>>23399848
Depends on what basis he reinvests. Did he provide it as a loan to the company, as a gift, or did he buy equity with it?

>> No.23399935

>>23389521
Are you deep in privacy projects like LOKI?

>> No.23399961

>>23399756
>>23399793
>>23399801
>>23399813
Even if he's a hedgie, he's a rich dumb dumb that assumes that you can just wait ten years for a sweet 5% loss that you totally take off your taxes 3k at a time per year.

>> No.23399980

>>23399756
I go with the flow of questions.

>>23399761
Regulatory clarity and "go ahead". IMHO the terrible event I sense will make for a great pretext.

>>23399775
I'm sorry, I don't deal with those.

>>23399793
I said I participate. I am not the owner. I'm also not sure where do you see the doomsday stuff. I thought to mention it as it's a breath of fresh air among crypto chats.

>>23399813
Please explain what proof would you like that will not compromise my identity. What would make you believe me?

>>23399935

I admit I do hold a very small % of LOKI as an extremely speculative play. I'll say it again: SPECULATIVE. THIS IS NOT AN ENDORSEMENT.

>> No.23399986

>>23399908
BTC is dogshit yeah, not nearly as bad as XRP though. It's a scam. Wake up. There's a reason only schizos are interested in it and not developers.

I've got a real job, invested everything into link below 2 bucks. Sitting pretty now.

>> No.23400030

>>23399986

I'll just say this once, to you and others like you: please, please don't take your life if you find out you've been terribly wrong. Your life is far more precious than money and everyone makes mistakes.

A thing I learned is to always keep an open mind and actively search for information that challenges my own beliefs.

Be like water.

>> No.23400043

>>23399980
Cover your name and face and post work badge, or take pic of an email since your working from home

>> No.23400045

>>23399923
Ah, so the reinvesting will be buying equity, just at a vastly different price compared to the initial investment as the company is now proven successful .

Or else as as a loan with interest to be decided amongst the involved parties. So it might even come to the point where the owner doesn't want to lose any more of his company because it's doing so well, he could just refused reinvestment, and go to the banks for favourable loans.

Thanks for the answer

>> No.23400051

>>23400030
le zen master 24 year old who got hired to a small trading firm in new york, who has a yearly return of -5% in crypto giving advice. lel

>> No.23400055

>>23399986
> I've got a real job
You’re right, it was very classist of me earlier. Drive through operator is a noble profession. Be proud.

The fact you’re still shilling it shows you’re still holding. Didn’t sell your shitcoin at the ATH? It’s never getting there again kid.

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OP, why only 200k XRP? Step your game up you little bitch.

>> No.23400074

>>23399980
>IMHO the terrible event I sense will make for a great pretext
Trump is currently pulling Troops from overseas. A Civil War after he Wins maybe?

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>>23400055
I'm a software engineer making more than OP claims to make on wall street. kek

>Didn’t sell your shitcoin at the ATH? It’s never getting there again kid.
Zoom out on chainlink chart. Zoom out on xrp chart. plot on log scale. Have fun champ! If your IQ is above 100 you might understand

>> No.23400099

>>23400045
Yes, sort of.
As far as buying more equity - unless it’s publicly traded, the price is negotiable with the company. It may be cheap if the company really needs the investment.

As far as the loan - there may or may not be interest - again, it’s down to the agreement between the parties.

>> No.23400107

>>23400055
If you don't have enough to swing trade accumulating and holding is better, I wouldn't buy at ATH's necessarily but I wouldn't sell off and assume I could catch the next bottom blindly either.

>> No.23400114

>>23400074
But there are also a few countries left without a central bank. Maybe the "people" of North Korea will rise up and the West will help the rebels, which of course will create a Central Bank as soon as they won, as is tradition.

>> No.23400125

Expanding on privacy coins, what's your take on Grin (more community driven) than say Beam? Thanks.

>> No.23400154

>>23400092
> I'm a software engineer making more than OP claims to make on wall street.
Sure you are kid. Hang on is that another car pulling up. You better get that.

> Zoom out on chainlink chart. Zoom out on xrp chart. plot on log scale.
Ahahahahaha - so you really are still holding? You fucking mongrel. It’s never going anywhere again. You’re a literal bagholder at this point, hoping to catch that high you missed.

>> No.23400196

Imagine actually believing this...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nQd_A_h6Bg

>> No.23400197

Here is the TLDR

A weird XRP and XLM schill thread

>> No.23400206

>>23400154
XRP is down 92% from its ATH crabbing for a couple years.

Chainlink is down 50% from ATH made 2 months ago and found support.

If you don't know how to interpret those things, then I'm sorry for you. You don't deserve to make it, such is life. Sorry your coin crabbed for a year while I made half a mil.

>> No.23400217

>>23400099
Yeah, in this specific instance it's a ground floor budding market that only has room for growth. The guy starting the company just doesn't have heaps of cash about, as he's smart and saw how this market is evolving, but worked in retail up until he segued.
Less risky to play with other people's money, so he's willing to throw out a good chunk of his company just for that initial push. But if it takes off as he hopes, then he probably won't need much reinvestment at all.

Well, a man can hope.

>> No.23400226

>>23399980
Think BAT will ever do anything?

>> No.23400230

>>23389521
are you jewish ?

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>>23400092
You really are though aren't you? I said everyone's base is 200k. I didn't mention my bonus.

>>23400043

See pic related. Hope I covered everything.

>> No.23400295

>>23400206
XRP still has a project and is progressing in that project:

>“Imagine if there was a single token that was recognized on both sides of that divide and when you receive it you can cash it out into your local currency and when I receive it I can cash it out into my local currency without the need to change it." - @BrianBrooksOCC
>https://mobile.twitter.com/ijulianflash/status/1318302587565821959

Link does not.

XRP hasn’t yet reached where it will reach.
Link has.
It’s over bagholder.

>> No.23400298

>>23392741


You must be heavily influenced by the "Defi" movement. 10-15% returns are hardly sustainable in the current environment. The stock market itself averages ~5/6 %.


>that would be a 5-6% net of inflation

>> No.23400309

>>23400234
based red filter user

>> No.23400381

>>23400295
>Link does not
Every day there's new businesses using link - not just shitcoins, businesses. kek. Stay poor buddy, if you aren't fudding then I feel so bad for you I'll try to spoonfeed you some. Even the retards of this world should have a bit of a chance to make it.

https://medium.com/unibrightio/provide-incorporates-the-unibright-framework-to-create-unified-service-for-corporate-data-sharing-e0f0a57b7f25

https://solve.care/blog/solve-care-collaborates-with-chainlink-to-deliver-real-world-data-for-blockchain-healthcare-services/

https://blog.chain.link/giulia-fanti-awarded-chainlink-research-grant/

https://twitter.com/chainlink/status/1316889530901954560?s=19

All just some things I found looking on my feed for a minute. All things that came out in just the past 10 days.

Look we both know you're a poorfag and you cling to these XRP fantasies because it's the only way you'll ever make it to 5 figures. But that's just not a good strategy. Not replying anymore champ

>>23400234
>didn't mention my bonus
neither did I

>> No.23400422

>>23400381
See ya later linkie bagholder.
Good luck with your dead project.

Buy rope for when XRP moons

>> No.23400441

I'll be leaving now.

I left my email and a discord channel if you want to reach out.

I will return at a later date.

Good luck.

>> No.23400562

Before you go can you tell me whats your take on airlines and oil recovering within the next year

>> No.23400563

>>23400234
Pod funds are shit retard
come back when you're at Pershing or a Tiger cub

>> No.23400740

>>23400563
What are they?

>> No.23400768

>>23390353

this guys is larping...

>> No.23400816

>>23400740
Multi-manager hedge funds
it's not so much a single fund as it is divvied up into 100-200m slices per manager each with a team, if the manager does shitty everyone under him gets fired with him

>> No.23400965

>>23396240
Chainlink does a lot more than gathering and packaging data though.
>>23397122
Your opinion requested

>> No.23400987

>>23399980
Whats your relationship to Hans-Hermann Hoppe?

>> No.23401004

>>23392508
>re its billions and trillions in assets. There's already alternatives in the works controlled by (((them))).

"alternatives", right. probably powered by Chainlink.

>> No.23401055

>>23389597
1. Defi exist because of Chainlink
2. Retail exist because of Chainlink
3. Smartcontracts are useful because of Chainlink.

Its impossible to believe Smartcontracts have a future without Chainlink.

Your welcome and always know the rule. Chainlink always wins.

>> No.23401323

>>23392508
The institutions compete with one another. My trillion dollar institution won’t trust a smart contract created by your trillion dollar institution or data verified by your institution’s oracle network. They aren’t going to use Oracle Network A with Company A and then have to learn the intricacies of Network B for Company B and so on. And yet if they don’t adopt smart contracts they will be left in the dust by the institutions that do. More importantly they’ll waste a ton of money. Everyone will adopt the technology for that reason alone. It cuts serious costs.

Chainlink are years ahead of any competitor and rapidly expanding their empire, they dominate this space. It will be the industry standard oracle network. No one will say “hey let’s spend millions to build our own oracle network and then convince our competitors to use it” when they can just plug and play with Chainlink. No one trusts each other. Chainlink creates trust cheaply and verifiably so institutions can’t fuck each other over, all while saving them money in the process.

I don’t think you understand the need for decentralization and are basing all your responses on this incorrect view.

>> No.23402155

>>23389521
Bump

>> No.23402192

>>23392121
>the corona vaccine,
Why? What about people refusing the vaccine, aka about 50% of people?

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>>23392406
>You realize that the entire value proposition of most projects in this space except P2P cryptos such as Bitcoin are fully dependent on a functional oracle network to create real world applications.
>The value proposition of a blockchain is a secure tamper-proof environment but their only viable use case up to date has been moving tokens around which doesn't really add any value. It makes no sense to have a decentralized network if the data is centralized or easily gamed.
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ECeIK5_tXk [Embed] [Embed] This really covers the use cases of '' a single source of truth'' which a network like Chainlink will enable and just how important Chainlink is for any of this to succeed.
>Every single project in this space will be dependent on an oracle provider to have a real world value, speculating on the leading oracle solution ( due to Chainlink's network effect ) is essentially making a bet that blockchains and smart contracts will ever have any real world value

>> No.23402412

TL;DR

gtfo kike

>> No.23402545

>>23389521
join your fellows @ChadLounge on telegram

>> No.23403130

>>23389597
thanks just market sold all my LINK because you work for a top 10 hedge fund and you are very smart for pointing out that LINK is merely an ERC20 token.

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>>23399617
I have this pic saved for autistic niggerfaggots like (You). $2K/XRP eoy is as inevitable as your stinkies sliding to zero.

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>>23401323
Do you see yourself as a retard nigger or more of a nigger retard? Does your faggotry come into play as well?

>> No.23404432

$QNT for the win

>> No.23404589

>>23389521
Do you also do lawns?