/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.55905483]

I unironically don't see why 'privacy' would be the next bullish narrative when normies are more than happy to sell their telemetric data and their biological data ($WLD) for like $50 bucks or whatever. I don't see why ICCP/IBC would be a bullish narrative either since they clearly didn't pump LINK nor ATOM. The most popular project right now is an useless run of the mile layer 2, and that became popular because it was made by an ultra centralized globohomo company. I think crypto is unironically dead. My only hope is Marlin Protocol and their enclave technology which would turn Defi into ACTUAL decentralized finance instead of blockchain protocols relying on traditional, extremely centralized systems... But that's about it.

Also, buy monero, too.

[Anonymous No.55905547]

There is no "next narrative". $PEPE pumped for no reason and the people that bought probably x5'd their initial investment. Crypto is dead and only unfunny jokes remain.

[Anonymous No.55905548]

>>55905483
link is positioning itself for a massive pump thanks to mass adoption in 2024. one. more. year.

[Anonymous No.55905552]

privacy was a "narrative" back in 2017
it's dumb

[Anonymous No.55905554]

>>55905483
You are a moron contrarian if you think BASE is performing excellently just because it was made by Coinbase. Absolute retard.

[Anonymous No.55905562]

>>55905552
This.
Only retards saying privacy is somehow still relevant are monerotards trying to get other faggots to buy their lolicon-buying bags.

[Anonymous No.55905563]

>>55905548
52 more weeks

[Anonymous No.55905566]

>>55905563
Yes.
Unironically.

[Anonymous No.55905576]

>>55905483
>Marlin Protocol and their enclave technology which would turn Defi into ACTUAL decentralized finance instead of blockchain protocols relying on traditional, extremely centralized systems
>buy monero

... So you see why privacy would be a good narrative, then? I'm confused.
>>55905552
>>55905562
Why did Bitcoin become popular in the first place. Go ahead brainlets use all 20 niggawatts of brainpower in your synapses, I'm sure you can cook up an answer.

[Anonymous No.55905605]

>>55905576
the concept of having a digital coin that was worth real $$ used to be very novel and interesting. now it's boring and in danger of becoming really stale.

[Anonymous No.55905611]

>>55905576
Artificial inflation. Tether prints millions of fake air dollars on a daily basis.

[Anonymous No.55905619]

>>55905605
So a silly gimmick coin made it to 60k thousand a share. I see now, it was so obvious, it was so silly and funny it just had to get trillions of dollars poured into it. Of course!

>>55905611
Wrong.

[Anonymous No.55905621]

>>55905576
>>55905619
You type like a redditor.

[Anonymous No.55905632]

>>55905576
$POND makes things more secure more than anything. I phrased my argument wrong - with enclaves, bridge hacks and such would be pretty much impossible and blockchain projects wouldn't rely on Amazon or Google or Cloudflare or whatever the fuck.

[Anonymous No.55905651]

>>55905576
>Why did Bitcoin become popular
it became popular because it's an effectively uncensorable means of value exchange that is private enough for most uses. privacy beyond that offered by non kyc exchanges, mixers, and xmr is a complete meme. every year there are at most 3 privacy projects that pump (but always less than the market in general), and they all fade into irrelevancy when people realize, again, that BTC, ETH, and XMR have all the privacy you could need

[Anonymous No.55905658]

>>55905619
Fine. Bitcoin was also used a shit ton for money laundering and illicit activities because regulation unironically did not exist back then hence you could use your own personal wallet to buy coke on the Silk Road using Bitcoin and nobody would bat an eye.

Happy?

[Anonymous No.55905667]

>>55905651
Ding ding ding.

[Anonymous No.55905688]

Go fuck yourself OP.

Cornbase and JP Morgan Will dump their baggies and I will earn $200k a year working 20 hrs a week to continue accumulating until I dump a make it stack in 2025.

You are on the. Wrong side of this pump

[Anonymous No.55905780]

>>55905688
I understood very little of what you just posted anon...

[Anonymous No.55905783]

Dunno, don't care. BNB on top.

[Anonymous No.55905790]

>>55905632
So, you are bullish on security. Not a good idea considering developers really really really like to steal money then claim it got "hacked". Nobody will buy the cure to the an illness they like.

[Anonymous No.55906884]

>>55905552
it was hilarious because everyone was so fucking paranoid while I enjoyed being a little retard spitting into my mic, it's good to know that even here DAWAE still exists lmao

[Anonymous No.55906944]

>>55905651
ETH is done for, it’s time you realize that. Vitalix checked out, l2 suck, the future of enterprises and huge use cases will be on Hedera and Chainlink.

Next narrative is tokenization of the world, coupled to fractionnalised assets.

[Anonymous No.55907054]

>>55905619
"Share"? WTF

[Anonymous No.55908507]

>>55905483
You must be a normie since you think like one. Privacy has already been determined to be important. No retarded fucking idiot wants to send money on a public blockchain which tells everyone exactly how much you have. By the time you figure this out, you will be buying in much much later. Good game retard

[Anonymous No.55908683]

>>55906944
not buying your hbar bags

[Anonymous No.55908705]

>>55905611
>tether fud in 2023
wow

[Anonymous No.55908726]

>>55908705
>just keep ignoring it

[Anonymous No.55910086]

>>55905483
Privacy is still the next big thing. WLD is going to eff people up and they run back to privacy for cover. Keep accumulating your alts fren.
>XMR
>RAIL
>SCRT
>MASQ
Based options.

[Anonymous No.55910121]

>>55905483
it's not the next narrative, it's not allowed to be

[Anonymous No.55910144]

>>55910121
true, if you're looking for some PnD to cash out on, privacy is the last place you want to be. VCs are not gonna be investing in it