/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.52531478]

What are some examples of actually useful smart contracts?

[Anonymous No.52531563]

>>52531478
liquity, uniswap v3, sudoswap

[Anonymous No.52531571]

That's a man

[Anonymous No.52531596]

I LOVE YOU JESUS CHRIIIIIIIIIIST

[Anonymous No.52531658]

tornado cash

[Anonymous No.52531772]

>>52531478
How can one band be so fucking good

[Anonymous No.52531806]

>>52531772
Why he stop making music after this? Such a bummer

[Anonymous No.52531984]

>>52531596
THE KING OF CARROT FLOWERS

[Anonymous No.52532606]

SEMEN STAINS THE MOUNTAIN TOPS

[Anonymous No.52534886]

>>52531478
Chainlink

[Anonymous No.52534910]

>>52531596
>>52531772
>>52531806
>>52531984
edge lords

[Anonymous No.52534912]

>>52531478
>What are some examples of actually useful smart contracts?

there are none. nobody uses them in the real world just as nobody uses cryptocurrency in general in the real world.

[Anonymous No.52534916]

>>52534910
NMH is anti-edge tbqh

[Anonymous No.52534924]

where their bodies once moved but dont move anymore

[Anonymous No.52534933]

Wazzup, that's cool! Everybody knows that crypto is the future, but have you tried Bspin?

>Safe, secure Casino with a wide variety of provably fair BTCs games
>Huge Giveaway with 15,000$ Prize pool
>Trustworthy / Lightning fast performance / Champion minded team of experts

[Anonymous No.52535049]

>>52531478
programmable money.
vesting, insurance, collateral, escrow, leveraging, fund splitting, payroll, betting, lotteries, digital collectibles, vouchers, liquidity, lending, borrowing.

All done without depending on a private third party.

[Anonymous No.52535072]

>>52534933
Kill yourself

[Anonymous No.52535099]

>>52534924
but it's not sad to see
the world agrees
that they'd rather see their faces filled with flies

[Anonymous No.52535155]

>>52531806
daddy please hear this song that I sing

[Anonymous No.52535655]

JEEEEEEERSUS CHRIST IIIII LOVE YOU YES I DOOOOOOO

[Anonymous No.52535674]

I don't like this album. /mu/ said it was good. My gen xer uncle also liked it. But he's a fag who talks in a raspy 1990s cool guy voice.

[Anonymous No.52536189]

>>52535674
what albums do you like? curious about biz/mu crossposters

[Anonymous No.52536235]

social credit and other dystopian horrors

[Anonymous No.52536244]

>>52535674
/mu/ says a lot of shit is good but it's mostly pretentious shit
I'm good listening to what I already know

[Anonymous No.52536251]

>>52536189
I browse all the boards with traffic except /lgbt/ but OP can probably tell you about that one.

[Anonymous No.52536268]

>>52531478
The entire derivatives market can be done more efficiently with the use of smart contracts.

[Anonymous No.52536274]

>>52531478
This album was autistic trash. It's proof contrarians will root for anything that isn't mainstream regardless of the artists talent or ability. Thank God the people who "like" this album are the same type of people who will never get laid and pass on their retard genes to future generations

[Anonymous No.52536289]

>>52535049
>All done without depending on a private third party
But they never do.
Almost all of them have admin functions that can shut the whole thing down.

[Anonymous No.52536758]

unischwap
eschcrow servisches
(unimeksch)

that's about all i can think of right now

guten abend
-Hans

[Anonymous No.52536957]

10 years ago I thought this was an absolute garbage meme album and I gave it another listen just now and its actually not that bad. Huh.

[Anonymous No.52537211]

>>52536957
it'd be a lot better if he didn't have a fetish for (((anne frank)))

[Anonymous No.52537387]

also, his release of bulgarian folk music is really cool
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StnhhR_S-mM

personally it's the only jeff magnum album i listen too, cuz i'm too hipster for that psycho hipster

you prolly haven't heard of it before, hehe