Crypto is like riding a fucking roller coaster.

[Anonymous No.54441034]

Regulatory uncertainty, cybersecurity risk, market volatility, and other issues are problems that crypto is facing.

.It is difficult to forecast with precision when they will be resolved given that these are complicated problems that call for time, effort, and dedication. I'm tired anon. Are you not worried??

[Anonymous No.54441101]

>>54441034
Nothing to worry

[Anonymous No.54441110]

>>54441034
this is why it's hard to hold through and why normalfags are so wrong when they say shit like 'you got lucky' when you make it.
yes it's risky and could go to complete shit any day now, but the upside is incredibly high.
everything though has been going to plan for another bull run in late 2024, just grit your teeth and try and make it through. also things usually tick up prior to the halving (early 2024).

[Anonymous No.54441148]

>>54441110
Be positive jeet

[Anonymous No.54441150]

>>54441110
This. The bond market is already pricing in a 1% rate cut in 18 months

[Anonymous No.54441226]

>>54441034
Why should I? Fiat is already shown to fail. Give everything time to mature. I'm optimistic that crypto still has room for growth, that being said, I'm here to stay, with great community members on QAN and Ore

[Anonymous No.54441256]

>>54441148
Like the internet, it will take time for people to assimilate and grow, also crypto needs time and chance to evolve and grow.

[Anonymous No.54441262]

>>54441034
>It is difficult to forecast with precision when they will be resolved given that these are complicated problems that call for time, effort, and dedication. I'm tired anon. Are you not worried??
You're a normie. The pump incoming (after next dump) is obvious

[Anonymous No.54441269]

>>54441034
Crypto is volatile, because most baggies are 3rd world shitskins so first world whales giga rugpull the entire market. Stocks are healthier because only rich boomers trade

[Anonymous No.54441277]

>>54441269
stocks is not how you make money

[Anonymous No.54441302]

>>54441101
My sentiment too, great strides by genuine projects to offer real-world utility, like AVAX and Ore Protocol, it will all come together. It great year so far tho.

[Anonymous No.54441308]

>>54441148
How do you deal with it?

[Anonymous No.54441320]

>>54441101
Let's see!

[Anonymous No.54441368]

>>54441262
>You just don't know what you're saying anon

[Anonymous No.54441690]

>>54441302
No idea

[Anonymous No.54442102]

>>54441256
Truth

[Anonymous No.54442130]

>>54441034
Buy low sell high.

For me it's largely been a waiting game, most people lose because they end up needing the money invested for something else.

You'll find the most successful traders in crypto can hold for years and years.

[Anonymous No.54442248]

>>54442130
I'm guilty sometimes

[Anonymous No.54442334]

>>54441034
Rollercoasters are more fun when you stop worrying, throw your hands in the air, and remember you start and end at the same elevation.

[Anonymous No.54442555]

>>54442334
Good advice

[Anonymous No.54442696]

>>54441110
>normalfags are so wrong when they say shit like 'you got lucky
There's no luck in this market. You gotta grind and hold the right coins like everyone else. No spoon-feeding and no favoritism.

[Anonymous No.54442706]

>>54441269
>Stocks are healthier because only rich boomers trade


I don't know many retards who believe the only way boomers can benefit is by trading. There are a slew of low-risk passive incomes one could generate in crypto. The world is evolving, and the crypto industry is emerging with a lot of solutions that could be part of the global economy. Many schizophrenias won't understand because they have little brain cells that babble.

[Anonymous No.54442707]

>>54441302
>AVAX
Kek. Avax is dead shit. Speaking of real world value, I wouldn't look further than MNICorp. That plus defi is based.

[Anonymous No.54442729]

>>54442130
Old fags who make me rich are spotted. You're among the old creakers, anon, and I dumped most of my bags on to Hodl. Don't be deluded by those Jewish dev. Sell when you need to and buy when it's appropriate to.

Kek

[Anonymous No.54442758]

>>54441269
There’s also a mutually agreed upon gentlemen’s agreement for stockholders that they won’t all rug each other. Crypto is anonymous so there’s no empathy and it’s every man for himself

[Anonymous No.54442787]

>>54441150
Just 1?

[Anonymous No.54442958]

>>54442696
Spoon-feeding is your baby like you

[Anonymous No.54442985]

>>54442706
What solutions? Many have been dead on arrival. Let's not get ahead of ourselves.

[Anonymous No.54442993]

>>54442729
Pleb. The only appropriate coin to buy now is BTC. That's the only thing bringing value. Everything else is vaporware.

[Anonymous No.54443159]

>>54441034
You got no point schizo fag, crypto is ahead now. Make cool bucks when the anxiety is high with Polygon defi projects gaining increasing momentum

[Anonymous No.54443166]

>>54442696
There's luck, you fag. Sometimes you just walk into the right project at the right time. But of course there are ways to stack up the odds in your favor. Polygon is the way to go.

[Anonymous No.54443188]

>>54442993
Are you sure?

[Anonymous No.54443214]

>>54441034
Because you're not early anymore. It was easy before because everything new pumped to insanity. Now the space is full of every type of bad actor looking for a quick buck. You either learn to play with your fellow street shitters in the piss and mud that is crypto now or you lose.

[Anonymous No.54443224]

>>54442993
Listen up, kiddo! BTC is your trusty old long-term investment, like that ugly sweater your grandma knitted. But if you're looking to make some quick cash and have a laugh while you're at it, then grab some altcoins and maybe even toss in a meme-coin

[Anonymous No.54443225]

>>54442985
What's the catch when you talk about bank runs and over-collateralization? This is the major problem faced in DeFi, and most Jabroni still feel this can't be fixed through RWA. I think you should take your time to understand what this means and how revenue can be generated from sustainable real-world businesses into DeFi.

I can't spoon-feed you, tod.

>>54442993

Playing it safe is not safe, son.
Living without risk is riskier.
>>Stay poor with a conservative mindset.

There is no doubt that Bitcoin is the safest haven, but there are other safe havens to benefit from with low risk.

[Anonymous No.54443262]

>>54443166
Hey, anon! It's true, but finding a decent Polygon Defi project can be harder than finding a needle in a haystack, especially if you're not up-to-date

[Anonymous No.54443275]

>>54441034
On a long enough timeline, it’s practically nothing. I will say though that the big guys like Buffet might have pussied out if they were youthful and investing today. The times are creating constantly better more schizoid men

[Anonymous No.54443339]

>>54443225
If sustainable real-world businesses can help generate revenue for DeFi, then that's music to my ears! Thanks for the insight, tod.

>>54443166
Only anon waits for luck dyor and be up to date. One thing I feel is that defi solutions might scale as bitcoin becomes widly accepted.

[Anonymous No.54443480]

>>54443166
Things happens to those who are ready. That's called preparation, not luck jeet

[Anonymous No.54443496]

>>54443339
We don't need to worry about the liquidity market issue if it is sustainable. I mean, that's one of the issues the crypto industry is facing, and it's damn horrible anon.

[Anonymous No.54443511]

>>54443225
>I think you should take your time to understand what this means and how revenue can be generated from sustainable real-world businesses into DeFi.
RWA as collateral. That's something but I don't see how the problem is solved here. It's still cefi mechanics at play in defi.

[Anonymous No.54443516]

>>54442993
You say this because you're cowardly neet who cannot take chad-maxxed risks and make a ton of profits while at it. There are so many innovative projects and blockchains beyond btc. Polygon is on fire. I bet you have never heard of non-fungible equities. Snooze and lose sucker!

[Anonymous No.54443532]

>>54443262
Too lazy to sit your arse down and get some research done? Ngmi

[Anonymous No.54443573]

>>54443496
Some projects are still vaporware

[Anonymous No.54443582]

>>54443496
You must be new if you don't already know that Non Fungible Equity solves that problem. Go read about subdivision of NFTs then come back for a conversation.

[Anonymous No.54443607]

>>54443496
Some projects are still vaporware

[Anonymous No.54443612]

>>54443496
Not every project is cursed with the problem of liquidity. Some have it figured out. Like a loan project that has its loans backed by land, and even mining collaterals and a host of other solid collaterals that make it impossible for them to lose liquidity at any point.

[Anonymous No.54443659]

>>54443516
>There are so many innovative projects and blockchains beyond btc
How much is too much? We all know that many don't deliver on their promises. It all comes to down to how much you can grab. Money over innovations.

[Anonymous No.54443669]

>>54443612
Loans in defi. Who lied to you anon? Seems you haven't learned. Will be here when they take all you have.

[Anonymous No.54443702]

>>54443496
Is only a matter of time and that's why I don't invest in shit and trash coin. But I think those that emphasize real-world projects across multiple sectors, set themself apart in the DeFi space

[Anonymous No.54443706]

>>54443339
>If sustainable real-world businesses can help generate revenue for DeFi, then that's music to my ears! Thanks for the insight, tod


It should be exciting to everyone since sustainability is involved and the risk and possibility of a crash are insignificant since it's backed by fiat or land.

[Anonymous No.54443756]

>>54443511
Is that what you see? Well, everyone should have their perception, but the most important and consequential consideration should be its sustenance, which is way better than a full-stack decentralized DeFi system that might lead to insolvency.

Secondly, if Dao is incorporated and proper mechanics and sanctions against manipulation are utilized, that shouldn't be a problem to worry about.


The world is changing, and with the unwaning level of regulation, I think DeFi needs to find a proper way to fit in while maintaining decentralization.

[Anonymous No.54443768]

>>54443532
Yo, anon! research remains the best overall anon. But I'd trade for those that support and create a decentralized financial system is way cooler than spending hours poring over dry academic papers

[Anonymous No.54443828]

>>54443612
If that's the game, then it will surely have potential, but in today's world, I can't just blindly believe everything. Don't get me wrong, but words aren't as effective as acts. If it has, you shouldn't be concerned kek.

[Anonymous No.54443936]

>>54443516
>There are so many innovative projects and blockchains beyond btc.
I completely agree with this we have amazing Web3 products in the space especially in the payment sector.

[Anonymous No.54443966]

>>54443936
There are a couple of gamechangers in that niche, some projects which standout in my opinion are AlchemyPay, COTI. Bitpesa.

[Anonymous No.54443992]

>>54443966
Considering CryptMi solution in the loyalty reward niche I do think it deserves to be mentioned as well.

[Anonymous No.54444021]

>>54443756
Real-world problems require real-world solutions. If power can harness the power of the DAO community to finance businesses across the globe, we might just have a shot at making DeFi less of a head-scratcher for the average Joe

[Anonymous No.54444043]

>>54443828
That's still lame

[Anonymous No.54444051]

>>54442958
lmao

[Anonymous No.54444123]

>>54443706
Fiat and land cool that makes it cool. Normies have an instinctual reaction when they see prospect also such ecosystem contribute to market liquidity and sustainability of the market while also benefiting individual token holders.

[Anonymous No.54444208]

>>54444043
What do you mean? Don't you like a project that adds value? Don't be a meme Lord who wants nothing more than an instant x1000. Understand what you're looking for.

[Anonymous No.54444285]

>>54444208
I want profit not that shitty tech

[Anonymous No.54444546]

>>54444021
DAO is a strong tool in DeFi that can act as a synergy and also balance the input and perspectives of the governance structure with the overall strategic direction of any project. This makes it an inclusive decision-making process in most cases, which is fair.

But most often DAO is manipulated.

[Anonymous No.54444557]

>>54441034
threats are because (((they))) want to buy in first

[Anonymous No.54444607]

>>54444123
The current perception of fiat by most fags will go contrary to your opinion, but who cares? I fucking do, but since its essence is better than the contra case, it makes it a fair judgment to say it's better that it's backed for obvious reasons.

[Anonymous No.54444617]

>>54443659
>Money
Who cares about Innovation?

[Anonymous No.54444733]

>>54444546
Fact anon. But If you care about DeFi platform that emphasizes real-world projects across multiple sectors, welcome to the hub

[Anonymous No.54444770]

>>54444607
Seen in light of the fact that it is based on land collateralization, there can never be a loss of liquidity.

[Anonymous No.54444789]

>>54443659
I cannot vouch for anyone. But here's what I can say: if such projects realize their full potentials, it would be a madness

[Anonymous No.54444804]

>>54444770
land is not liquid. but I see your point, regardless. they gotta diversify anyways. not every borrower would own land.

[Anonymous No.54444862]

>>54444770
They won't settle for less, I suppose, since it's designed to be a sustainable and long-term plan. Business integration of the blockchain tech is understandable given its innovative nature. Don't be a fool.

[Anonymous No.54445036]

>>54441034
>Regulatory uncertainty

[Anonymous No.54445300]

>>54444862
>>54445036
>>54444617
Not gonna make it

[Anonymous No.54445341]

>>54444770
You can't conclude.
Aside liquidity, It's important to take a critical look at the system or approach and consider the potential drawbacks or limitations. While tokenizing real-world assets has many potential benefits, it's also important to consider whether these systems can operate within the legal and regulatory frameworks of the jurisdictions in which they operate.

One of the major questions to consider is whether tokenization platforms have the necessary regulatory compliance measures in place to operate effectively and in compliance with regulatory requirements. This can be a complex and evolving area, as regulatory requirements can vary widely across different jurisdictions and may change over time.

[Anonymous No.54445472]

>>54445300
I already made it, I'm just going to make it even more thanks to my position in anticipation of upcoming regulations.

[Anonymous No.54445556]

>>54445300
I'm not sure whether you really understand, but projects with several revenue streams will make it. It's important to establish strong network ties, but you must also weigh the risks involved because the entire community depends on you.

[Anonymous No.54445656]

>>54441034

2015 OG here...you grow number to the ups downs and fud.

You only start to focus on the light at the end of the tunnel each cycle aka the bull cycles.

You become this way through enduring sheer emotional torture and then crazy highs and then back to being hopeless feeling again if you didn't take enough bull cycle profits.

The thing is...you eventually learn not to worry and develop an iron clad sense of confidence and faith each bear cycle. I know it's coming back the only question is when. Right now feels like early 2020 heading into defi summer.

[Anonymous No.54445830]

>>54445656
So when bullmarket? When x100?

[Anonymous No.54445842]

>>54445556
Feels like running a ponzi

[Anonymous No.54445884]

>>54441034
Exactly, it's a roller coaster. And like one, you will realize it was fun and worth it in the end.

[Anonymous No.54446238]

>>54445842
That's a different tale. Act maturely, not like a child. If you believe that way, you are ignorant about the industry. The main concern here is securing revenues from traditional business to keep the liquidity afloat. That's vital.

[Anonymous No.54446584]

>>54445884
As long as you have funds to invest

[Anonymous No.54446804]

>>54446238
Dont believe in sugar coating

[Anonymous No.54446865]

>>54441034
Unlike me. Im rich

[Anonymous No.54446993]

>>54446804
It's simple to read through every detail before investing. I've already had a chance to learn my lessons, so it won't happen. My top goal is to conduct research before starting to invest in a project. I don't invest merely due to a hype and we end up dead and dry.

[Anonymous No.54447002]

>>54446865
>You're really showing off? Lol

[Anonymous No.54447046]

>>54442130
EASY TO SAY. FUCK

[Anonymous No.54447057]

>>54442334
I WISH I CAN BUY MORE AND ENJOY THE BULL MARKET RIDE

[Anonymous No.54447140]

>>54447057
Still early. This aint a race

[Anonymous No.54447876]

>>54442707
The DeFi model appears to be distinctive and offers additional pillars for expanding its ecosystem through its revenues. Real-world projects are another big revenue source to take into account.

[Anonymous No.54447937]

>>54441034
People got time and solutions already. Privacy has improved and boosted security.

[Anonymous No.54447953]

>>54441101
Based. just self custody and chill.

[Anonymous No.54447987]

>>54441226
Based solutions.

[Anonymous No.54448030]

>>54441302
ID management solutions are quite good.
>>54441302
>like AVAX
kek

[Anonymous No.54448071]

>>54442707
Not your keys, not your coins.

[Anonymous No.54448856]

>>54442758
I think that agreement expired in 1848

[Anonymous No.54448935]

>>54444862
It's only a matter of time before blockchain tech becomes entrenched into daily life. Defi and tradfi will be unified.

[Anonymous No.54448981]

>>54447876
The defi model combining with traditional finance presents many possibilities. Especially if the these two actually transmit income to and from each other.

[Anonymous No.54449020]

>>54446993
The unwritten rule about investment is: is there enough liquidity? Most people make the mistake of providing the exit liquidity for projects which are not well backed