BNB>ETH

[Anonymous No.52960720]

BNB is already flipping ETH with users. Only a matter of time before they flip ETHs market cap

[Anonymous No.52960736]

>>52960720
I am sure there are literally zero bots on bnb and polygon.

[Anonymous No.52960743]

>>52960736
Ya, I'm sure eth traders don't use bots. LMAO what the fuck is this cope?

[Anonymous No.52960744]

>>52960720
centralized chinkchain.

[Anonymous No.52960753]

So ur saying this shitcoin is capable of max 3,5x wow just wow

[Anonymous No.52960766]

>>52960743
Cz swapping billions with millions of bots and collecting back the fees(washtrading) since he is the only validator of his own centralized eth copy chain.
I dont say you cannot make money on it, but its not crypto just like ripple.

[Anonymous No.52960775]

>>52960744
so is eth, LOL
>>52960753
Are you mentally handicapped?

[Anonymous No.52960779]

>>52960766
>Cz swapping billions with millions of bots and collecting back the fees(washtrading) since he is the only validator of his own centralized eth copy chain.
1. Making shit up = retard tier
2. I could LITERALLY make up random shit and say Vitalik is doing this with eth, LOL
Fucking brain dead board

[Anonymous No.52960791]

>>52960779
Only thing is vitalik would burn his money aways due to spam protection(high fees) since he is not the only one validator.

[Anonymous No.52960799]

>Binance token
fucking lmao
it's about to go to zero

[Anonymous No.52960808]

>>52960799
You lost, j**. CZ btfod the fud beyond belief and the withdrawals were a nothing burger. Get over it.

[Anonymous No.52960822]

Where CardAnus?

[Anonymous No.52960855]

>>52960822
1tps

[Anonymous No.52960891]

>>52960855
But it's peer reviewed

[Anonymous No.52960910]

>>52960891
indeed

[Anonymous No.52960928]

>>52960766
>take the daily trade volume at binance
>0.2% of trading fees alone
>few billions even on a bear market
yeah they defininely need to wash trade their jeet casino

[Anonymous No.52960948]

>>52960720
the sad state of crypto actually

the only thing on that picture which isn't centralized (bnb, polygon, arbitrum, ftm), breaks occasionally (solana) or is slow as fuck with high fees (eth) is avalanche

[Anonymous No.52960966]

>>52960720
Doesn't /biz/ remember what happened just two months ago? Binance halted the entire chain for 8 hours. People couldn't move their funds and were at mercy of Binance starting up the chain again. What if next time they decide or are forced not to resume the chain? It's ultra centralized and depends on one company staying alive and not malicious. This is the very opposite of crypto.

[Anonymous No.52960981]

>>52960720
There's plenty of other CEXes that have more users than ETH

[Anonymous No.52960982]

>>52960948
Umm sweetie. Eth is hyper centralized too, kek

[Anonymous No.52960990]

>>52960966
Retard, most blockchains are centralized. How nee are you?

[Anonymous No.52961042]

>>52960966
That's why it's the best centralized crypto. You want decentralized money we buy Bitcoin. We want play to earn and gambling nfts etc we and bnb. Who gives a fuck if your nft game isn't 100 percent decentralized. It just needs to be decentralized enough that the gov can't shut it down. Until they enforce sec legislation then bnb is pretty attractive

[Anonymous No.52961067]

>>52960990
They are the shitchains no real devs care about. I've probably been in crypto way longer than you considering you don't care about decentralization, which is the entire point of crypto and blockchains. I bet you've never even ran a node in your life.

[Anonymous No.52961079]

>>52960720
Thanks for the super hot tip bro. I just shorted this shits going to zero you fucking idiot LMAO

[Anonymous No.52961089]

>>52961042
literally this. Anyone with half a brain knows most blockchain is not truly decentralized, but the main appeal is to buy shit regulators don't like i.e. I can gamble on shitcoins with pseudo defi, but can't on exchanges either because they can't or won't list them (and regulators also are against shitcoins among other speculative things. Mostly the u.s. ones though).
This still remains the best way to continue the wild west degeneracy where the real money is made.

[Anonymous No.52961095]

>>52961067
Been here since 2018, faggot. Fuck off. Again, most defi is not truly decentralized. Yes, that includes eth

[Anonymous No.52961110]

>>52961079
>bullish fundumentals so I shorted!!
Literal poo IQ. The only way BNB would dump at this point is if BTC drags the market down some more, not because of any flaw with BNB or binance itself. You paid fudders are actual down syndrome retards.

[Anonymous No.52961276]

>>52960928
btc/usdt is free atm as I know.

[Anonymous No.52961291]

>>52960966
>and the paid kids already defending this.......

[Anonymous No.52961314]

>>52961042
>>52961089
This is somewhat fair opinion as long as users understand the risks of making this trade off of decentralization for scalability. Many don't and just see the lower tx fees, but devs do and this is why there's no high quality projects on BSC. Everyone serious builds on Ethereum. Binance marketing it as "crypto" is a bit shady, but hey, it makes them a shit ton of money.
>regulators
>decentralized enough that the gov can't shut it down
But Binance itself can and did just 2 months ago? What's this obsession with governments, the real risk is in Binance BOD and centralization-loving CZ. Maybe some day he will see BSC as too much of a risk or generating too little profit and shuts it down? Maybe the next CEO will? The fact that this is even possible is VERY antithetical to crypto.
>>52961095
2018 is still newfag, next time try pre-2016. Why are you attacking Ethereum so hard, do you have some sort of inferiority complex? Why are you even trying to put Ethereum in a same basket as BSC or even below it? BNB price is doing fine so there shouldn't be the need for this cope. Here's some nice reading about BSC: https://github.com/bnb-chain/bsc/issues/553 Now try finding the Ethereum equivalent.

[Anonymous No.52961320]

>>52961291
I do it for free because I care about decentralization and don't like centralized corpo/VC chains ruining crypto.

[Anonymous No.52961433]

>>52961314
I choose bnb chain because pic rel. Also no, I'm not saying eth is dead and I'm not trying to "fud" it specifically. Simply stating that it is centralized as well and that bnb could flip it. It already flipped the user amount. It's not farfetched to say the market cap can be flipped too.

[Anonymous No.52961438]

>>52961320
I mean who replied to you.

[Anonymous No.52961453]

>>52961438
You retard paid cz fudders are now trying to play the reverse and saying "anyone who doesn't fud cz is a paid cz shill"
Kys

[Anonymous No.52961697]

>>52961067
Why haven't we got zero knowledge chains yet that you can run nodes on a mobile phone yet, dead set question genuinely curious

[Anonymous No.52961893]

>>52961433
I hope you are not the blind user in my post. Just warning you about the risks that the chain could die any day, any hour and will suffer from more chain halts in the future. You'll be fine as long as you don't hold too much money in it.
> it is centralized as well
Centralization is a spectrum and there are many forms of it. There is no absolutes but Ethereum is on the very opposite side vs. Binance chain. Even Bitcoin, the most decentralized chain, has some centralization. But saying it's "centralized" because of this is just intellectually dishonest.
>>52961697
All zkRs are still in development. I don't know what running a node will look like but doing it on a phone will be worse than having a small server at home and RPCing it. Many will use public nodes like we see now with metamask and such. 24/7 data usage will drain battery too much and you'd need the permission of an appstore to list the app and so on, it gets messy. If you really need a remote node you could have something like a Raspberry Pi with mobile connection and batteries in your backpack.

[Anonymous No.52961912]

>>52961453
>paid
I wish!

[Anonymous No.52961917]

>>52961893
>remote
Meant to type mobile.

[Anonymous No.52962141]

>>52961893
>Even Bitcoin, the most decentralized chain,
Most decentralized, yet no privacy.

[Anonymous No.52962235]

>>52961893
>Just warning you about the risks that the chain could die any day
Same with any chain including eth's blockchain. You can literally say this about anything. Bsc won't die unless binance goes under. Simple as. Binance has shrugged off the fud and withdrawals like nothing. This fud is trash.
Also eth is not on bitcoin's level of decentralization. Get real. Pic rel. I don't have issue with decentralization, but you are coping rn by thinking true decentralization for eth is here. It's not on btc's level. Also most retail only care about cheap transactions and buying cheap shit that can spike hard aka they want low fees and want to trade shit not on exchanges.

[Anonymous No.52962242]

>>52962235
wrong pic. This one

[Anonymous No.52962303]

>>52962235
>issue with decentralization
centralization

[how are people so No.52962362]

>>52960720
When the fuck is arbitrum getting a token

[Anonymous No.52962787]

>>52961067
Decentralization, privacy and easy access to investments are the main ideologies behind crypto and blockchain.

[Anonymous No.52963243]

>>52962235
>Same with any chain including eth's blockchain.
Of course any chain can die. But what matters is the probability of this happening. Do you think Bitcoin or Ethereum has the same probability than BSC or imaginary FTX chain? BSC already died --- for 8 hours. And yes, I compared Ethereum to Bitcoin and BSC to an imaginary FTX chain because this is an accurate comparison from centralization point of view.
>Also eth is not on bitcoin's level of decentralization
It's pretty near Bitcoin level. Not quite but a LOT nearer than Binance chain which isn't even trying to be decentralized or credibly neutral. Are you really trying to make BSC look better by comparing Ethereum decentralization to Bitcoin's? What I understand you are making the point of "Well Ethereum isn't as decentralized as Bitcoin so might as well go all the way and use giga centralized chains"

[Anonymous No.52963275]

nigs who trust cz will be in for a rude awakening in the end.

[Anonymous No.52963300]

>>52963275
Sorry that you lost your money on FTX, faggot. Don't trust the J word next time

[Anonymous No.52963324]

>>52963243
>But what matters is the probability of this happening.
Ya and guess what? CZ isn't some pleb that doesn't know shit about security. It's not going anywhere
>It's pretty near Bitcoin level.
Intellectually dishonest: >>52962242

[Anonymous No.52963406]

>>52960720
Wtf is starknet?

[Anonymous No.52963410]

>>52963324
>It's not going anywhere
It already went 2 months ago, why wouldn't it go again? And what about when CZ steps down as the overlord?
>Intellectually dishonest
This just shows nodes that aren't self hosted. Of course most of them will be on AWS because it's the best in the industry. Some people prefer paying $10/month having their validator node on "in the cloud" and not worry about upkeep. Really good if you live in a place with a lot of power outages or live a digital nomad life. They could do it themselves with an old laptop or a NUC.

[Anonymous No.52963456]

>>52963410
>It already went 2 months ago, why wouldn't it go again?
>went
>still here
lmao
>when CZ steps down as the overlord?
your fud relies a lot on speculation
2.
It's centralized

[Anonymous No.52963481]

>>52960720
Punters just want to gamble. They couldn't care less about "decentralization".

[Anonymous No.52963546]

>>52961893
What chains do you recommend?
Avax seems good stacks of validators but reliant on aws.
Icp not reliant on aws but instead through a foundation remains to be seen how it'll go in regardless to permissionless?
Nano, hacked?

[Anonymous No.52963666]

>>52963481
This, as shown by the chart in the op. It has low fees and the head is the biggest person in crypto. Most of retail that uses defi just wants low fees when gambling on low caps. Shitcoin casino is gonna go nuts next run. Bnb will probably see 4 figs per coin. Last bullrun BNB it reached ~100b and Eth reached ~500b. Don't feel like checking exact amounts, but BNB going to 200b alone would push it to 4 digits. Also helps that BNB's tokenomics has it deflate

[Anonymous No.52963686]

>>52960744
Checked, came in this thread to say the same.

[Anonymous No.52963852]

>>52963300
haha jokes on you i never had money on ftx, cunt

[Anonymous No.52963864]

>>52963546
avax is not reliant on aws, where do you have that bullshit from?

[Anonymous No.52963865]

>>52963406
dydx is on stark

[Anonymous No.52963880]

>>52963864
avax is shit faggot.

>arbitrum #1
>optimism #2
>polygon #3
>avax #4

[Anonymous No.52963893]

>19 posts by this chink cocksmoker

[Anonymous No.52963957]

>>52963893
20 now

[Anonymous No.52963987]

>>52960720
Hbar bros why are we not on this list again? We can't have less than 2k daily active users right?

[Anonymous No.52964187]

>>52963546
Only Bitcoin and Ethereum really. Avax is fine from tech standpoint but the concentrated token supply and high inflation really put me off. It might do an EOS so I'll see in a year or two. I don't see why Eth L2s can't obsolete this chain among many others, BSC included. ICP I haven't even researched from a tech standpoint because the cash grab token launch was so bad. And Nano is pretty much over since 2017.
>>52963893
It's his thread, what's wrong with replying to every post? I think it's great.
>>52963880
Oh no now you've triggered the Avax shills. This thread is done.

[Anonymous No.52964210]

testing 4chan spam protections
is the word dead allowed
is the word dead coin allowed

[Anonymous No.52964219]

>>52963864
Didn't avax go down from the aws outage? I know that's not the fault of avax that validators choose to run hardware on the cloud.

I do like avax. Lots of validators, permissionless, great tokenomics. I like the looks of lots of other smaller coins too that will probably be vapourware.

What do you own avax + ?

[Anonymous No.52964224]

>>52964210
I was flagged as spam for calling nano a dead coin lol

[Anonymous No.52964237]

>>52964187
>I don't see why Eth L2s can't obsolete this chain among many others, BSC included.
Eth fees are shit and it's literally why I stopped using it

[Anonymous No.52964253]

>>52964237
I said Eth L2s. https://l2fees.info/

[Anonymous No.52964637]

>>52963300
>implying he is as stupid as you
funny how you niggers are always talking about yourselfs putting all your crypto to CEXes and suddenly surprised when you lose it all

[Anonymous No.52964647]

>>52964219
only 650 AVAX - waiting to buy a validator stack once the dust settles, hopefully below 5$

i farm shitcoins using my gains in stables on several blockchains, though

>>52963880
i use arbitrum daily - its laggy and its fees are on the same page as avax
oh and btw all the chains you mentioned are centralized

[Anonymous No.52964742]

>>52964637
Uh projecting retard. Not all CEXs are equal. Binance ate up the withdrawals like nothing.

[Anonymous No.52965067]

>>52963987
KEK

[Anonymous No.52965180]

>>52964742
Just dont be surprised, if something happens with cz or his cex!

[Anonymous No.52965640]

>>52961067
Privacy is one of the primary questions behind DeFi, and indeed one of the reasons for it.