/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.53139923]

How will the current L1s perform next run?

[Anonymous No.53139925]

Cardano will 30x

[Anonymous No.53139940]

>>53139923
>next run
2021 was the last run

[Anonymous No.53139957]

>>53139940
ok so what happens now

[Anonymous No.53140187]

>>53139957
another run

[Anonymous No.53140286]

>>53139923
Most of them will join Stratis, Neo, EOS, ARK, Tron, Qtum, Lisk, Icon, etc to the long list of zombiechains. The new ones will outperform once again when a new cycle starts. Don't be left bagholding.

[Anonymous No.53140310]

>>53140286
What about Cardano?

[Anonymous No.53140390]

>>53140310
It's a weird outlier. It's a ghostchain but the token value has kept up pretty well. I think it's mostly because of Charles being a good speaker/manipulator and every time a new set of crypto noobs get tricked by the "two more weeks" meme when the old ones start seeing through his lies. Who needs a good chain when a strong promise of a game changer chain draws a lot more interest. Many early investors have been out for years and the supply must be pretty distributed so no massive constant dumping like with the newer L1 coins. But still a shit vaporware chain.

[Anonymous No.53140445]

>>53140390
Cope and seethe

[Anonymous No.53140446]

>>53139923
Weak push over ATH and then crash to 0, unironically

[Anonymous No.53140512]

>>53140445
>Cardano will 30x
>Cope and seethe
Heavy bags, eh? -91% would hurt me too.
>>53140446
Most of them will never see their ATHs ever again and will draw the same chart as my examples. A slow slope down.

[Anonymous No.53140520]

>>53140310
Enjoy your -95% bags on your crusty old 2017 ETH killer that nobody uses

[Anonymous No.53140521]

>>53140512
>Heavy bags, eh? -91% would hurt me too.

I'm currently up on my investment in Cardano. I just bought. It's only up from here for me.

[Anonymous No.53140575]

>>53140521
Good luck with your $50m TVL unprogrammable vapor chain, let's hope you have a good entry. Unironically it could be a good trade, the 0.0002 ADA/ETH support has been strong for years. But the development of the chain isn't going anywhere, just like it didn't in the past 5 years I've followed it from the sidelines. It's just empty promises after another.

[Anonymous No.53140576]

>>53140520
>nobody uses
Isn't SingularityNET using it (with its AGI token)? (That's a sell or stay away signal though.)

>>53140521
I like the Haskell stuff. But are there some real (good) arguments in its favor?

[Anonymous No.53141467]

>>53139923
FTM will do a 100x. The other already 3 have really high market caps so they will probably not pump more than 10x.

[Anonymous No.53141503]

>>53141467

[Anonymous No.53141505]

>>53139923
Matic hold strong in this bear, that a good thing I suppose.

[Anonymous No.53141511]

>>53141467
please delete the forbidden knowledge anon

[Anonymous No.53141777]

>>53141511
No need too worry. /biz/ will ignore it. Then we will get to laugh at them. Posting about coins with over $10m market cap won't pump them because /biz/ doesn't have the money.

[Anonymous No.53141920]

>>53139923
L1 privacy will perform even better with ZKPs. Starting to look at a few.

[Anonymous No.53141940]

>>53139923
Avax will be $1000+, top 3

[Anonymous No.53141946]

>>53141940
When? I can't wait until 2030.

[Anonymous No.53141969]

>>53141467
>>Matic will do better with all their partnerships.
>> ORE looks good for quick recovery.

[Anonymous No.53142005]

>>53141777
trips of truth

[Anonymous No.53142261]

>>53139923
MTV,AVAX

[Anonymous No.53142299]

>>53140286
^

[Anonymous No.53142307]

>>53139925
Where are the dapps, Charles?

[Anonymous No.53142313]

>>53140445
You have to be 18 to post here, zoomie.

[Anonymous No.53142494]

>>53141467
Don't tell them that!
Not like they will listen anyway, they laughed at us the other 3 times we told them to get in.
/biz/ has always hated Fantom.

[Anonymous No.53143140]

>>53141467
Could have been beautiful dubs of truth, now it's only the truth

[Anonymous No.53143263]

>>53141940
Top 3 next bullrun (200K BTC possibly) could make AVAX a $5000 coin

[Anonymous No.53143312]

>>53139923
ULX is better than all those chains, with a lot more upside potential.

[Anonymous No.53143727]

>>53139923
They will 10 or 20x, especially now they can easily get privacy integrated into their protocols.

[Anonymous No.53143785]

>>53140310
>>53140390

[Anonymous No.53143796]

>>53143727
There are more privacy protocols integrated in L1 than L2. RAILGUN, AZERO, ZCASH are all L1.

[Anonymous No.53143810]

>>53143727
WTF are you talking about?

[Anonymous No.53143826]

>>53141940
I'm not accumulating any top 20 for the next bull run. Just go for the solid underdogs like ORE, HBAR and VRA

[Anonymous No.53143835]

>>53139923
>L1
loser
ETH FTW!!!

[Anonymous No.53144041]

>>53143810
Railgun protocol can be easily integrated into many of the L1s, the SDK for L2 integration is already being developed.

[Anonymous No.53144053]

>>53143796
>RAILGUN
Fucktard, this is a protocol that can be integrated into different chains.

[Anonymous No.53144135]

>>53144041
I'm just glad to stake their token and join their DAO.

[Anonymous No.53144220]

>>53143727
Privacy really makes a lot of things better for most users of L1s, I like those that use Zero knowledge proof sdks.

[Anonymous No.53144621]

>>53139923
AVAX will rise in the next run to being the 3rd spot. AWM will make Avalanche the ultimate app chain ecosystem, scaling the Crypto ecosystem throughput 100X the last run.

[Anonymous No.53144689]

>>53139925
>Cardano will 30x
Let me correct you here, it will go to zero

[Anonymous No.53144703]

Only Avax will 100x

[Anonymous No.53144743]

>>53139923
Avalanche is the one that has been showing much better performance and endure this year with this atrocious bear market. The only one worth a damn out there.

[Anonymous No.53144921]

>>53139923
Things are different from 2021-2022 so I think by the next bull run, L1s will be stronger than before in terms of tech and have more things to offer for mainstream adoption. Avalanche is doing this thing well by making partnerships with Alibaba and GREE.

[Anonymous No.53145015]

>>53139923
IF the run happens. I think that avalanche could have a spot on the top 5 at least. FTM is just horrendous.
>inb4 ftm faggots shitting on this reply

[Anonymous No.53145119]

This year looks kinda ambitious, I think the next run is closer than we think and L1s are evolving even more. I've been taking a look to Avalanche and the red coin looks to be making the right partnerships and updates in the platform, so I got a lot of faith on it desu

[Anonymous No.53145161]

>>53139923
If you ask me about strong L1s for the next run, I'd say Avalanche. The number of partnerships it made recently have injected it with power that will awake with the bull market

[Anonymous No.53145180]

>>53139923
Taking into consideration the performance of each one, Avalanche has the lead. It outperformed the rest

[Anonymous No.53145290]

>>53139923
AVAX will obviously be the best performing, I don't suppose I need to elaborate any further on that one
Cardano will somehow be there too, lurking, ghosting, as it has always done, adding some piece of tech that every other chain had 3+ years before

[Anonymous No.53145894]

>>53139923
Avax will lead the next bull run

[Anonymous No.53146024]

>>53144621
Based anon, but if I see it possible and more so with the advent of AWM, it was a good update.

[Anonymous No.53146148]

>>53139923

avax will outrun any other L1, it has the best time to finality and is much better known than the others

[Anonymous No.53146193]

Ethereum because mantle network is scaling it.

[Anonymous No.53146214]

>>53139925
>Cardano will 30x

[Anonymous No.53146234]

>>53139923
avax's been fundamentally outperforming them all

[Anonymous No.53146395]

>>53145894
>>53146148
>>53146234
That's cool and all but it can't even flip the almost dead Söylana jewchain in terms of price

[Anonymous No.53146587]

>>53145015
>It's horrendous because I said so, it just is, ok?
>Buy my shitcoin instead.

[Anonymous No.53146616]

>>53146193
>Ethereum Scaling
kek, have you not realized thats a meme yet? I've been waiting for Bitcoin to scale for 8 years, and Ethereum for 4 years. Nothing has changed, nothing will change. Its architecture is just not well suited for scale, but Avalanche is.

[Anonymous No.53147154]

>>53139923
FTM is foing on I guess, the other 2 might survive, avax has proven to be the most innovative in terms of fundamentals and scaling. Its a fact

[Anonymous No.53147206]

>>53146587
69 validators, kek

[Anonymous No.53147279]

>>53147154
The business deals and partnerships have been killing it for the past few weeks as well, they must have brought in some new BD guys.

Any thoughts on the Shopify announcement? We need to bring some normy money into the ecosystem kek

[Anonymous No.53147483]

Any L1 that achieved at least half of what Avalanche did last year will make at least 20x in the next bull

[Anonymous No.53147634]

>>53144621
I expect AVAX to make at least a 3X this first quarter of the year

[Anonymous No.53147796]

>>53141940
Definitely, and I'm confident that ALBT, one of the projects on the AVAX chain with the best tech products, will also be among the top gainers in the next bull cycle

[Anonymous No.53147834]

>>53141940
Unrealistic, probably a jeet. But I don't doubt it could reach its ATH once again.

[Anonymous No.53147861]

>>53139940
the last as in the most recent?

[Anonymous No.53148250]

>>53144621
>>53144703
>>53144743
>>53145015
>>53145119
>>53145161
>>53145180
>>53145290
>>53145894
>>53146024
>>53146148
>>53146234
>>53147483
>>53147634
>>53147796
imagine thinking these are organic posts
holy shit the amount of jeet shilling on this board

[Anonymous No.53148290]

>>53148250
Or OP posted a four panel with three shitcoins

[Anonymous No.53148491]

>>53147796
I like the developments on ALBT, and also how fast it's growing.

[Anonymous No.53148603]

privacy boys. get on board now

[Anonymous No.53150621]

>>53148290
OP is the real jeet here and /biz/ fell for the bait by saying AVAX is the best out of all 4.
he real answer is that all these shitcoins are all going to zero when BTC hits 3k. check em faggots

[Anonymous No.53150642]

>>53150621
reroll for BTC going to 3k

[Anonymous No.53150846]

>>53139923
AVAX has performed well, easily x4 of its current price anon

[Anonymous No.53150849]

You forgot image not related.

[Anonymous No.53150895]

>>53150621
>>53150642
Cringe and RNGpilled

[Anonymous No.53151044]

>>53139923
They will continue to bleed TVL to Ethereum Layer 2s such as Arbitrum.

Cue the L1 baggie seethe, feel free to laugh at them.

[Anonymous No.53151371]

We'll probably see a better performance that year, how big it will be, it's hard to say, but they'll probably do 10x or 20x better.

[Anonymous No.53151567]

>>53151044
People are using that shit for the airdrop and then they'll dump kek

[Anonymous No.53152037]

[Anonymous No.53152047]

[Anonymous No.53152056]

[Anonymous No.53152128]

>>53139923
L1's... some good stuff going on there, but for me ill take a L0 Polkadot is going to be amazing!

[Anonymous No.53152139]

>>53152047
>Real cryptographers, real computer, scientist engineers, they build protocols
>Number of protocols built on ICP
>1

[Anonymous No.53152224]

>>53152139
who else builds blockchain protocols? the context is that dfinity employs a lot of cryptographers and scientists.

[Anonymous No.53153123]

>>53140286
Most especially those web3 projects like Chainlink and ORE, I haven't seen their competitor yet

[Anonymous No.53153133]

>>53140520
Didn't btc the king fell over 90%?

[Anonymous No.53153183]

>>53141467
Well, FTM have some potentials though, but hitting a 100x is not feasible on the short term, but some perpdex on its chain like TAKE can pull the stunt in the long term

[Anonymous No.53153208]

>>53141969
Yes, Matic has the potentials, but I think ORE stands a better position that it because of the utility and the team behind it, meanwhile, I'm staking both on polygon, so they are good duos.

[Anonymous No.53153223]

Waves back to $"60

[Anonymous No.53153240]

>>53143796
I heard they will be integrating it on Arbitrum as well as other chain, how true is that anon?

[Anonymous No.53153322]

>>53148491
ALBT is one of the fast-growing defi project, their partnership with ORE ID made me developed more interest on the project.

[Anonymous No.53153363]

>>53153223
How possible is that?

[Anonymous No.53153548]

>>53153183
do you think you're subtle jeet? I can smell the curry from here

[Anonymous No.53153705]

>>53153548
Go ahead and eat from it you idiot

[Anonymous No.53153808]

>>53147483
Rooting for ORE on this one. The network was quite busy in 2022.

[Anonymous No.53153858]

>>53153322
What's the partnership about?

[Anonymous No.53153881]

>>53153808
Based

[Anonymous No.53153935]

>>53152037
retarded statement kek. An ETH integration also would be a strictly slower L2 at best.
>>53152047
Why is being in development longer a benefit? kek ICP is a strictly more outdated and inferior protocol at the consensus level than avalanche. Just because the industry is called "crypto" doesn't mean that having le most cryptographers employed means it's the best or even a good engineering approach.
>>53152056
>ESL poorly copypasted shill script
really building a great case for your permissioned centralized perma dumping chain that can't do more throughput than tendermint kek

ICP is not an L1 and will never compete with Avalanche for tokenized value flow applications.

[Anonymous No.53153968]

>>53153808
Yea, 2022 was a busy year, and they went multichain, and over 200k+ account created so far, with quite an experienced and transparent team.

[Anonymous No.53153978]

>>53153935
ICP is a boy where AVAX is dining with men, hahaha

[Anonymous No.53153987]

>>53148603
Most of these 4chan retards cant see the trend in front of them. Privacy is the biggest topic now, with self custody and regulations, the safest way to transact is via privacy protocol and we all know what that means for privacy coins.

[Anonymous No.53154010]

>>53153208
Dont be this delusional ranjesh, ORE will only stand a better chance if you are talking about price and market cap, not saying the project is wack, infact its superb but comparing it with matic? hmmm.

[Anonymous No.53154045]

>>53153858
Ore is helps in bringing defi and tradfi together via a decentralized singular identity on multichain

[Anonymous No.53154059]

>>53153968
ORE is one very undervalued alt imo and hopefully 2023 will be better.

[Anonymous No.53154085]

>>53153978
Funny, but sounds real though

[Anonymous No.53154147]

>>53153858
Their partnership with AIKON, and other chains, is based.m2g4hp

[Anonymous No.53154161]

>>53153548
Subtle is an understatement, jeet

[Anonymous No.53154176]

>>53150846
Non-negotiable, but let's see how it goes

[Anonymous No.53154177]

>>53153935
icp has been in development so long because it takes time to build a protocol that is actually useable as a world computer, what eth was supposed to be. avax is just a shitty eth fork that literally can't do anything but move tokens around on a ledger. And if you want to talk about throughput you are an absolute fucking retard for even bringing that up lmao, go ahead and tell me the current for avax, on icp its been 5k tps for months straight. also icp hosts full stack dapps and web content, lets see you even host your own nfts on chain on avax, lol your copy past turk chain cant even handle that.

i could sit here and smoke you on every reason why avax is a piece of shit eth fork like pretty much every other l1 but im tired so ill just leave this video here for anyone who is not a retarded kebab munching shill.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkB8gb4F_c4

[Anonymous No.53154191]

>>53152128
That may be in the next bull run, but I bet more on UNI & LINK (DEX & web3), these are the future of crypto

[Anonymous No.53154232]

>CTRL+F "AVAX"
>16 results
Thinly veiled shilling campaign.
DYOR. It could save your life.

[Anonymous No.53154246]

>>53154010
Oh wow, I'm just over the moon that they have a chance of success based on their mcap and price.
And let's not forget their groundbreaking APIs that make multichain development a total breeze. Clearly, that's the most important factor

[Anonymous No.53154265]

>>53154177
>avax is just a shitty eth fork that literally can't do anything but move tokens around on a ledger.
tell me you know nothing about avalanche without telling me. Let's go though retard:

Transactions on the ICP explorer are not the same thing as on avalanche. It's purely a marketing trick to suck cash out of impressionable midwits. They're counting all query and write traffic as "transactions" which is fucking laughable. IC can only do 900 from-user transactions, which is the equivalent of a transaction for other L1s, at the absolute max per subnet (read: per dApp). Any popular web2.0 app relaunched as "web 3.0" on Dfinity will shit itself instantly given the amount of write traffic is typical for such sites. Your chain gagged just trying to do a shitty test NFT auction a month ago kek. And this is on subnets comprised of only 7 or so nodes that are all permissioned of which 80% are owned by like 8 companies, live in giant centralized data centers, cost tens of thousands of dollars, and provide no way for the average user to verify a given subnet is correct.
Your TVL is essentially zero, no significant amount of real people are using your laggy blockchain webhosting to do anything valuable.

>Retarded shill video
who actually falls for these kek

[Anonymous No.53154324]

>>53139923
CSPR for me.

[Anonymous No.53154338]

>>53154059
Bringing web2 to web3 for easy blockchain access is a real deal, a scarce utility, and a good way to increase a mass crypto adoption, it's just a matter of time

[Anonymous No.53154395]

>>53154265
You’re trying to nitpick about icp web hosting not being good enough (a lot of what you said was misrepresented or untrue) when your shitty roach chain can’t even host a website at all.

[Anonymous No.53154405]

>>53154010
At least they is something good about them, how come you are fucking off with this sarcastic comment of yours?

[Anonymous No.53154450]

>>53154191
What a perfect combination there, the recent ftx crash has shifted more attention to dex, and web3 projects, especially the ones with web3 identity are blue chips

[Anonymous No.53154814]

>>53139923
I'd say Ethereum Still has a lot of potential, besides a lot of innovative platforms are built on it and I have one on my radar which enables decentralised communication in web3 and has a cryptocurrency safe>>53139923

[Anonymous No.53154888]

>>53139923
> Algo
My bags are heavy, but I want to believe

[Anonymous No.53154921]

>>53139923
bobos talking about every L1 and sleeping on Elrond (now multiverse x), a chain that's literally going to boss the next L1 trend.
you got big brands like holoride building on the chain already, stoked asf

[Anonymous No.53154933]

>>53154888
ALGO is one my fav ones
It needs a good run

[Anonymous No.53155019]

>>53154450
The FTX crash further exposed the flaws of CEXes and the importance of self custody and Privacy.

[Anonymous No.53155042]

>>53154921
same one with the audi as partners?
It's literally one of the most underrated L1s

[Anonymous No.53155071]

>>53144053
It is already on a number of chain including ethereum, polygon,Solana and I think polkadot.

[Anonymous No.53155105]

>>53144220
The Zk tech is currently the best thing to happen to privacy protocols. I see how Railgun and Secret network are utilizing the tech for optimal privacy.

[Anonymous No.53155171]

>>53155042
Audi is partnered with ride which is built on Elrond.
don't get confused anon

[Anonymous No.53155201]

>>53154395
It's a broken product offering... with a broken value proposition. Congratulations? I'm pretty happy that avalanche hasn't attempted and failed to offer web-hosting in the same way ICP has.

[Anonymous No.53155264]

>>53155201
ICP doesn't deserve to be in any conversation, it's dead

[Anonymous No.53155279]

>>53155171
Seen a good number of auto companies getting into the space recently..

BMW recently announced it'll use BSC for it's loyalty reward program and Polygon do have Benz and Bentley as partners already

[Anonymous No.53156040]

>>53141467
Is matic a joke to you? I would add some ORE to the list.

[Anonymous No.53156143]

>>53155105
Not only these two, but many other L1 and L2 projects are utilising the technology. It's just the best when it comes to proving the legitimacy of a tx.

[Anonymous No.53156198]

>>53144053
A step further in privacy. I see this deploying on arbitrum soon.

[Anonymous No.53156249]

With the reward halving for ftm taking place back in October plus the recent vote for gas monetization that just passed, ftm is going to be a top play this year. Couple that with the slew of protocols that are expanding cross chain and intend on feeding their home chain(ftm) with the fees generated on other chains...not sure what other ecosystem is going to be able to beat out any ftm plays. The FTM community is still full of OGs who are hellbent on seeing the ecosystem thrive, this means once something moons money will start to flow to other protocols on chain. Once money starts to move around on the dexes and fees start to generate (which will be helped by the aforementioned gas monetization)...shit will be wild. Those who spent last year accumulating equity in anything that generates fees will be swimming in money.

[Anonymous No.53156287]

>lowest marketcap
>least token emissions/inflation
>most proportion of tokens on the market
>priced perfectly for retards to ape (>wow it's 20c, I'll be rich when it goes to 20 dollars!)
seriously you dumb niggers, buy as much FTM as you can at 15c

[Anonymous No.53156374]

>>53153978
Avax is definitely like fucking men, hahaha

[Anonymous No.53156484]

>>53155264
This has been the best reply in this thread

[Anonymous No.53156546]

>>53154059
I'm getting some more ORE and pairing with ETH for liquidity mining.

[Anonymous No.53156570]

>>53156040
>Is matic a joke to you?
It's already in top 10. It won't pump anywhere near as hard as FTM.

[Anonymous No.53156670]

>>53154045
That's some insane utility. Very unique I must say.

[Anonymous No.53156759]

>>53155279

2023 and were still sucking hopium on big car brand partnerships. Couple of years ago the entire supply chain car industry would be riding on Vechain by now. South koreas entire medical infrastructure would be running on icx. Dont fool yourselves. You still cant buy a cup of overpriced Coffee somewhere with crypto. Bet the next seasonal eth killer next run and some btc

[Anonymous No.53157054]

AVALANCHE X SHOPIFY
https://www.coindesk.com/web3/2023/01/05/shopify-merchants-can-now-design-mint-and-sell-avalanche-nfts/

[Anonymous No.53157400]

>>53155201
Nobody uses avax and nobody ever will because it’s literally eth clone #625737. It doesn’t stand out from the million other layer 1s because there is zero innovation and zero use case that isn’t already being covered by other chains. Avax will be dead next cycle and icp will continue to grow even in bear market. Also you are an ip hopping faggot and I can tell you are non white.

[Anonymous No.53157491]

>>53139957
cryptos had their big run, now we're waiting for the next big thing that everyone will mindlessly invest in, so that we can ride the hype and make more money

[Anonymous No.53157567]

Even with all their fancy doodads Litecoin will probably outperform most of them

[Anonymous No.53157842]

>>53157491
The hype will be here soon. Just a good time to accumulate something with good utility. AI, Asset management and security tokens.

[Anonymous No.53158411]

Algo is a scam
Still haven’t gotten my rewards from governance

[Anonymous No.53158591]

>>53154395
It's not nitpicking or misrepresenting at all. ICP cannot cash the "muh decentralized world web3 omnicompooter" check from a technical standpoint, sorry to break it to you. Hosting a website on a BFT crypto cloud host that has strictly worse flexibility, performance, and UX than AWS/Azure is not a valuable proposition. The only people who care about this are baggies and people who are concerned about whatever they're doing being censored off traditional cloud compute, which is a small minority of builders and capital (nevermind that you can get voted off the IC with a 51% vote on the NNS lul). The IC has far worse throughput capacity than avalanche, partly because it's old tech and partly because it isn't optimized for actual transaction throughput. It really is not an L1 or L0, it's outclassed Cosmos, Solana, Avalanche etc. in that regard.

Fun fact though, webhosting/cloud compute subnets could certainly be built on avalanche. What you and most other midwits don't seem to understand is that avalanche is merely a consensus platform with arbitrary trustless message passing between subnets. A subnet is merely a subset of validators who agree to process data in some arbitrary way. So you can create a subnet or a network of them with minimum hardware requirements identical to ICP, running a webhosting VM, no historical state preservation, goofy tokenomics, etc. and you can still interoperate with every other subnet on avalanche. In fact, if someone went through the trouble to rip out all the shitty classical consensus beacon garbage, etc. you could run the IC VM on avalanche but it would be faster and actually stands a chance of being a permissionless decentralized system.

>>53157400
Only clueless midwits says this

[Anonymous No.53159172]

>>53147206
BNB has 21 validators, your point is, exactly?

[Anonymous No.53160606]

>>53141505
MATIC is a good one. Still waiting for the AllianceDEX to release on their network though

[Anonymous No.53160725]

>>53158591
everything here is wrong in an effort to protect your useless roach chain. Icp has more devs, use case, and usage right now and will continue to pull away

calling Icp old tech while you’re an eth clone. hilarious

faggot roach

[Anonymous No.53160819]

>How will speculative shitcoins perform?
If the 2017 bullrun is an indicator then they will be forgotten and worthless.

[Anonymous No.53160903]

>>53160725
> Be ICP
> Have a total of 250k TVL

Brainlet your entire network has less TVL on its entire network than I have on the DFK subnet.

You fell for a scam. No one uses your network. No one holds money there. No one is really working on it. Its ok, we've all been there, we were all new poorfags once.

[Anonymous No.53160956]

>>53156670
Definitely, only legend will understand the deal

[Anonymous No.53161024]

>>53157400
Avalanche consensus is a massive breakthrough you utter spastic, ever other L1/L0 cannot be simultaneously performant, decentralised, and secure, whilst Avalanche can

[Anonymous No.53161283]

>>53160725
>posts zero refutation
>second ID change in this thread

topkek

[Anonymous No.53161411]

>>53161024
Not only can Avax do it all, but ORE can do it all too
They're like the dynamic duo of the crypto world, taking on L1 and L0 layer with ease.
And they never forget the importance of decentralization, they'll always keep the blockchain accessible for all the web3 peeps out there

[Anonymous No.53162212]

>>53158591
>Fun fact though, webhosting/cloud compute subnets could certainly be built on avalanche.

>my roach chain can totally serve web content i just don't wanna

>i totally own a holographic charizard i just dont wanna show you

[Anonymous No.53162508]

>>53162212
Nowhere did I claim it's something avalanche currently does. But it absolutely can do it, avalanche is the only network that isn't a one trick pony, it is far and above the most flexible and decentralizable protocol in existence. You can run a subnet with ANY VM, with ANY hardware requirements, permissioned OR permissionless, with ANY database type, and just about any type of networking layout you desire.
It's retarded to judge any protocol by only what currently exists and not what the technical possibilities are, you skate to where the puck is going not where it currently is.

[Anonymous No.53162640]

>>53162508
all it can do is move coins around and relies on marketing and paid shills like (you)
and no one is even using it

[Anonymous No.53162897]

>>53162640
https://github.com/ava-labs/spacesvm-js

incorrect and this is just a demo, thank you for continuing to help dismantle your baggie FUD points though.

[Anonymous No.53163009]

>>53162897
>not on chain
>will never be

[Anonymous No.53163176]

>>53162508
>But it absolutely can do it

lol no

[Anonymous No.53163692]

>>53163176
lol they just make shit up these roaches are complete scum bags

[Anonymous No.53165021]

You know a token is dogshit when you got multiple posters being bullish and shilling that token saying it will reach $1k and be top 3, etc. You have a bunch of bagholders who are desperate for the price to increase so they can sell and are instead faced with the existential crisis knowing they hold a shitcoin that can go into obscurity and not reach a new ATH.

Finally, to find a good token look for the tokens that are FUD to hell as people are accumulating and don't want the masses to start pumping the price by buying in.

[Anonymous No.53165124]

>>53161411
Did you just compare this fucking ore to Avalanche?
You must be kidding pajeet

[Anonymous No.53165353]

>>53165124
I dont think we should compare cos Ore network sure has its uniqueness and how it attends to almost all needs in the defi space. I dont use avalanche so I wouldnt say it good or bad.

[Anonymous No.53165436]

>>53157842
I am not too sure where how AI will be of any help in the crypto space but I have my fingers crossed. Identity and Asset management on the other hand are a necessity.

[Anonymous No.53165545]

>>53157491
The next and already big thing is privacy. Since the shit show by major CEXes, crypto users have been moving to self custody and employing privacy as a means of security.

[Anonymous No.53165626]

>>53156546
The ORE-ETH pool has been a good one even in a bear market.

[Anonymous No.53165643]

>>53156670
The protocol has been at it for a while. Its recent contribution to the developmental phase of web3 is also astonishing as it enables seamless authorisation and verification processes.

[Anonymous No.53165657]

>>53139923
the only one with any future is probably AVAX. I say this as someone who has 500k ftm but exchanging for AVAX and ETH because i tried starting a validator and its literally impossible to do it the way they recommend in the documentation -it just doesnt work... meanwhile they only have 50 validators and dont even care about getting any new ones.

[Anonymous No.53165871]

>>53165657
More TPS and we have Andre. Fuck validators, fuck decentralization. Why not just run a SQL cluster in the cloud? This project has nothing special to scale. It will go back to under 1 cent. I don’t give a fuck about their treasure which they got by dumping on retail.

[Anonymous No.53166002]

>>53157567
Heard the halving for LTC is closing in anon, it's on my radar alongside other alts like EGLD, CRT and RIDE on Elrond

[Anonymous No.53166196]

>>53139925
Cardano has no dApps
Polygon has tens of thousands
Polygon will flip Cardano soon

[Anonymous No.53166228]

>>53144621
hello anon

[Anonymous No.53166244]

>>53139923
>>53139925
>>53140310
>>53144689
Hey Charles, where are the dApps?
You said there would be thousands of dApps on the chain by now.
Why are there only 580?

Why does Polygon (a much younger chain) have more than 53,000 dApps? Why are you letting Polygon screw you like that Charles?

[Anonymous No.53166245]

>>53166196
Cardano is american tech and poligon pajeet tech, american>>>>>pajeet

[Anonymous No.53166509]

>>53163009
https://tryspaces.xyz/
key value store, on-chain, right now, get fucked.

>>53163176
I'm sorry do you think ICP invented WASM or somehow has exclusive rights to it? topkek
Run WASM on a subnet with beefy hardware reqs and boom, it's faster and actually permissionless. Don't need beacon shit, chainkey shit, or even really NNS-type shit
Avalanche is a practically limitless network composed of heterogenous subnets (whether that's due to VM, node reqs, database, networking, permissioned vs permissionless etc.) that are all seamlessly interoperable. ICP cannot do this ever, but you could run the IC on the avalanche network.

[Anonymous No.53166540]

>>53166509
>website not running from the chain
hey you're right for once
strip away everything that makes the IC unique and more powerful and then it's just like avax and can't do a fucking thing

[Anonymous No.53166600]

Algo will x0.3
Still not selling tho, thats what the jews would want you to do

[Anonymous No.53166806]

>>53166540
holy shit you ICP fags are insufferable kek. It's a demo of noSQL on chain. Nobody cares about laggy 7x+ replication for front ends. Hosting a website is not this insurmountable technical miracle Dom has bestowed upon the world, it just isn't the primary purpose of avalanche thus far. That's the funny thing though, I'm not stripping anything away from IC, it just is not as performant as avalanche at a protocol level and is not unique in its capability to host data "on chain". NVM that your data isn't stored on an actual blockchain on ICP but that's neither here nor there.

[Anonymous No.53168144]

>>53165124
You have said it all, pajeet, Avax has unique utilities, ore, being a web3 project also follow suit, but looking at their mcap and CS of ore is what you must not miss out

[Anonymous No.53168256]

>>53166806
cope tranny

[Anonymous No.53168273]

>>53144621
Yeah the big eth people are going to realize this and try to push Cosmos

[Anonymous No.53168352]

>>53168256
Is that a pepe of the token which your own devs told you not to redeem? kek

Also is this like your 3rd or 4th ID samefag now?

[Anonymous No.53168389]

>>53168352
no this is my first post here. also i hold avax icp sns and xmr. suck my dick.

also literally what every company says before a crypto launch. are you new here?

[Anonymous No.53168464]

>>53168273
Why cosmos and not Avax? Just because it’s more mature?

[Anonymous No.53168503]

>>53168389
>nooooo don't buy our own bullshit token we ourselves developed and launched
ok bud kek

>>53168464
no he's saying salty mETHheads will anoint cosmos as the acceptable app chain to own and support because it protects their bags. They already do this though to an extent.

[Anonymous No.53168530]

>>53168464
>>53168503
>protects their bags
this, if you haven't noticed many eth ecosystem decisions (and third party consensys invested apps) lately have been very biased toward protecting eth bags
Cosmos will soon have a direct connection to ethereum as well. Meanwhile avalanche now has subnet messaging. Avalanche is better because of the consensus mechanism alone but ethereum has some inertia even if the eth-heads opinions are now very cringy

[Anonymous No.53168539]

>>53168503
I was thinking that was a possibility. This year it’s cosmos vs avalanche for me. Nothing else is as exciting.

[Anonymous No.53168538]

>>53168503
your newfaggotry is showing

[Anonymous No.53168559]

>>53168530
Do you see the combination of mangrove DB and evm++ to be able to increase throughput to keep AVAX competitive? I think a lot of people assume that all Ava labs is working on is subnets and they don’t care about vertical scaling. This couldn’t be further from the truth.

[Anonymous No.53168625]

>>53168538
sneed
>>53168539
landslide network looks pretty hype, it'll be interesting to see how that takes shape. I think cosmos and avax are somewhat complementary.

[Anonymous No.53168672]

>>53168625
indeed

[Anonymous No.53169133]

>>53141920
>L1 privacy will perform even better
Yep.... Monero
>>53153978
Lmfao
>>53153987
>Privacy is the biggest topic now
Monero, Zen, Sylo and Pivx
>literally hide my identity, wallet balance and transactions while using them

[Anonymous No.53169460]

>>53169133
Mentioning privacy protocols without Railgun is definitely an incomplete list. Take your time to dyor on the Railway private wallet.

[Anonymous No.53170033]

>>53168539
Having the two are good options, they are good gems

[Anonymous No.53170266]

reminder that Polygon has more:
>daily active users
>daily active transactions
>dApps
>TVL

do with this info as you please

[Anonymous No.53170296]

As history goes, 99% of tokens won't reach previous cycle ath and these alt L1s are no exception, thier charts will soon look like XLM and EOS, they were a short term fix for ethereums scalability issues but now ethereum can scale via L2s like Optimism, Arbitrum and soon a bunch of ZK rollups, an L1 could pull away from the pack and find its own niche but who knows, I wouldn't get your hopes up

[Anonymous No.53171295]

>>53169460
You can say that again, it's the top on the list.

[Anonymous No.53172157]

>>53139923
The will definitely pump like hell especially now there's easy privacy SDKs that can be integrated in them.

[Anonymous No.53172233]

>>53172157
Railgun SDK is the only one yet. Others have their own blockchain, secret network and the likes.

[Anonymous No.53172356]

>>53139923
I'm currently looking at how L2's would perform as some project like Allianceblock is building products that would gain wide adoption. Just checkout the Nexera ID.

[Anonymous No.53172358]

>>53172233
You are not worried about the regulation priavcy clash?

[Anonymous No.53172383]

>>53154045
I thought bridging traditional institution and decentralized finance is what ALBT is doing?

[Anonymous No.53172424]

Mate. Rival ETH L1s are so fucking far behind that they are going to have to compete with the likes of Polygon and lose too. It's a joke.

[Anonymous No.53172445]

Why is nobody talking about Moonbeam GLMR ?

>already has more active addresses than SOL, LINK, ATOM
>budding DeFi ecosystem that has more TVL than NEAR & ALGO
>EVM compatible, works with MetaMask = easy to use
>Best parachain of DOT ecosystem with real organic community

Tbh it’s the only 50-100x L1 that I’m seeing right now. Any rebuttals would be welcomed but I see this thing going to at least +$10/GLMR or higher if BTC reaches +100k.

[Anonymous No.53172477]

>>53152128
Fellow Dotsama Chad over here ;)
If you know then you know… can’t convince the plebs here.

[Anonymous No.53172485]

>>53172358
If you knew your onions, you will know that these ones have solutions that can be audited if need be unlike XMR transactions.

[Anonymous No.53172541]

Those are all cycle L1's that won't reach ATH's ever again. Ironically, SHIB will outperform all of these coins next bullrun.

[Anonymous No.53172711]

>>53142261
>he still holds mtv
Hahahaha

[Anonymous No.53172901]

>>53172485
>>53172358
>>53172233
>>53172157
Shut the fuck up shill holy shit you’re so obvious

[Anonymous No.53173753]

Every bull run delivers at least one new coin to last more bull runs
First was Litecoin in 2013
Then we had Eth in 2015 to last over 2017
Cardano is 2017 coin and survived 1 bear

After 2021 we will have 2 new coins, the progression is 1,1,2,3,5 etc...

Avax and Matic are the only 2021 coins to make bigger ATHs next bullrun in 2027

[Anonymous No.53174121]

>>53139923
>Algorand - 100% centralized
>Polygon - 100% centralized
>AVAX - turkroach VC controlled
biz is pathetic

[Anonymous No.53174235]

>>53172424
5 dudes, likely fewer have god-mode control over everything on Polygon you absolute midwit. It's just web2 but worse. 100% pointless unless you're a WEF jew trying to destroy crypto... and even if you are you'll fail

[Anonymous No.53175188]

>>53172383
Yea, that's the essence for their partnership, Allianceblock achieve this goal via ore's help and services

[Anonymous No.53175557]

>>53174235
>5 dudes, likely fewer have god-mode control over everything on Polygon
Polyon controls 4 of the keys, so technically it only takes 2 guys to rug it. Also, ETH, the chain that these stupid fucking polyjeets claim they 'inherit' security from is also controlled by 2 entities: Coinbase and Lido. They make up >50% of the validator power. Not to mention all those validators are directed by Flashbot's MEVboost which is regulated by OFAC. So that's 2 more centralized entities that you have to trust.

[Anonymous No.53175752]

>>53141467
why

[Anonymous No.53175940]

>>53142307
>>53144689
>>53146214
guys calm down, dapps are in peer review as we speak.

[Anonymous No.53177279]

>>53175557
hadn't paid attention to the coinbase lido percentages. since ETH2 is only 33% byzantine resistant, the key metric is 33%. Does either Lido or Coinbase have that 33%?
if so it's a MAV of 1. absolute shitshow

[Anonymous No.53177700]

>>53175557
circle needs a 372 block confirmation to consider a tx final on that shitchain because it has so many reorgs

[Anonymous No.53177846]

>>53177700
top fucking kek

[Anonymous No.53178018]

>>53175557
You forgot that they changed the definition of a validator. Pretty sure people think there are 400,000 actual validators on the network.

[Anonymous No.53178666]

>>53177279
Thanks, I forgot it was 33% byzantine and not 50%. Makes sense since Vitalik himself uses >33 for computing Nakamoto Coefficient. So then Lido has almost enough for a 33 attack themselves. For a >50 attack you would need Lido, Coinbase, and Kraken. Nakamoto Coefficient is either 2 or 3 depending on if you are using 33 or 50 resistance.

It's hard to say exactly how decentralized things are, but NC gives a rough idea. It's not good.

>>53177700
this is pretty damning

>>53178018
when devs resort to word games you know it's already over. I think ETH will start becoming irrelevant during the next bullrun. price gongo up, but it's going to bleed users and TVL hard.

[Anonymous No.53179686]

>>53141467
This would cure my sudden depression every time I see it mentioned.

[Anonymous No.53180235]

>>53140575
Cardano holders are delusional. The chain is not working and its development is slow AF. With increased adoption of AI, crypto payment, and GameFi, I will pick Elrond and AVAX blockchain over cardano.

[Anonymous No.53180303]

>>53153987
Privacy should be strongly adopted but one of the biggest trends right now is crypto payment and we have seen countries beginning to join the train. All my family expenses on the 7 hotel in Lisbon this new year was paid through crypto.

[Anonymous No.53180561]

>>53180303
NYM and AVAX for x1000 gains by 2025

[Anonymous No.53180586]

>>53172383
Holding ORE and ALBT in a liquidity pool.

[Anonymous No.53180664]

>>53180235
XMR, RAIL and other privacy related project would be better.

[Anonymous No.53180675]

>>53155105
Utilizing the tech of ZKPs has helped so much with anonymity. More and more protocols are implementing it.

[Anonymous No.53180836]

You have ORE Network and Ore Token. Hold the token? or also stock in the network on uniswap?

[Anonymous No.53181662]

>>53172477
Please convince me pajeet

[Anonymous No.53181670]

>>53172541
Most of them will definitely hit a new ATH

[Anonymous No.53181685]

>>53172485
Apart from this solutions, some privacy projects have relayers

[Anonymous No.53181726]

>>53180235
AI is going to be the big thing in crypto and blockchain this year and beyond, I hope I won't miss out on this innovation

[Anonymous No.53181776]

>>53180586
But I think ORE-ETH is the best pairs so far from my experience.

[Anonymous No.53181798]

>>53180836
Why hold it when you can earn passively by providing liquidity with ORE-ETH pairs?