/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16983362
we had a BAT discord group that died pretty fucking quick, all the admins capitulated early on and nobody was running the discord anymore kek

>>16983373
fact. It will never moon upward.

>>16962140
>price predictions

13 cents EOY my dudes

>>16880450
all I do while I wageslave is browse the BAT Project subreddit and watch the BAT price slowly fade to $.10

pls help. We need a 4chan that uses BAT or something. I need new ways to use BAT

>>16843410
It's essentially the least scammy crypto on the market besides BTC or ETH

BAT is like the anti-scam, painfully so. I often wish it was just a tad bit scammier for the pumps

>>16791467
goddammit why does this piece of shit always dump to oblivion

>>16612409
I got that survey too. It was pretty based.

There are so many cool uses for BAT but I fucking WISH they would just start with BAT for paywalled content. ETH is already beating BAT to the punch via metamask and it's the most perfect goddamn use for BAT. They literally need like one single semi-popular media outlet to allow BAT for paywalled content and it would open the floodgates.

This is the final shakeout! AAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>16514429
>>16513519

HOLY FUCK WE'RE GOING TO ZERO AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA MOMMY SAVE ME

BRENDAN EICH STOLE MY SHEKELS MOMMY AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>16465863

just fuck my shit up, family

>>16456147
This is the only explanation. If this is true, then the real question is 1) isn't this illegal, and 2) would they ever allow BAT to moon?

>>16412975
I like this argument because you're advocating for the current horribly fucked-up fraudulent .00000001% click-through-rate model that benefits nobody and is even older than the "Paid to Surf" model itself.

>dude it's broken stop trying to fix it lmao
>dude pay to surf didn't work back in the stone age before we had the tech to make it work, why would it work now lmao

lots of cretins on this board but BAT threads always seem to draw them in like moths to the light

>>16198696
Bought some more last night on Normiebase when I was drunk.

BAT's been poised to go parabolic for the entire year. Wouldn't be surprised if it just doesn't happen.

>>16021129
It always goes back down.

>>16021104
Sirs will be shitting themselves over BAT eventually, but Brave will have to ramp up its anti-fraud. Also jeet clicks should be worth like .000000000001 BAT per Ad if we're going to be honest

>>15996368
You kept posting this during the downtrend. I invite you to continue posting it during the uptrend (you last posted it when BAT was 21 cents)

sell now, price go down soon

>>15845222
Nice digits. I want to believe, but when I see vaporware pumping like 40 cents in a single day, I get anxious.

I think BAT has serious potential but people don't easily grasp it/misinterpret Brave's intentions/immediately hate it. It's not the easiest thing for plebs to "get", and it literally never pumps.

>>15821886
Watching Brave/BAT make progress is like watching the new internet be born.

Once BAT starts getting solid use cases/partnerships this shit will really take off.

>>15705538

stay strong, friendo. We'll be back to 30 cents soon enough

>and then back down to 14 cents

>>15649414
BAT and Brave are fucking phenomenal and quite literally the best projects in the entire crypto world.

Actual useful cryptocurrency with an insane team behind it, that solves a real issue, in a billion dollar industry (online advertising fraud). Once this shit catches on it's going parabolic. The fact that it's kept mum on /biz/ is bullish as fuck too by the way. Anything that is shilled here is fucking cancerous shitcoin bullshit pajeet-shitting-in-street tier trash.

>>15331268
>Short term yes, longer term no

Nah. When I said "it's been disproven", I mean every. possible. point you can throw at me has been disproven time and time again. You went with the "they needed to raise money out of thin air angle," which is probably top 3 in the arguments against BAT. The thing is, they literally did not need to raise money out of thin air, as there are thousands of ways of doing this in Silicon Valley via VCs and angel investors, it's laughably retarded to think that Brendan Eich needed to resort to shitcoin funding to jumpstart his latest project.

You're a fucking cretin if you think BAT was strictly for funding. But anyways, besides that point, if Brave were to go with one of the top 2, it would have presented 2 obvious and incurable issues, namely:

1) no UGP (this is literally BAT that is given away and is not spent by Brave, so no, it's not "free money"); and
2) the psychology of (Brave's currency) being used to support content creators never would have been possible with BTC or ETH. First of all, strictly logistically, it wouldn't have been possible with BTC (sorry old man), but also psychologically NOBODY WANTS TO FUCKING GIVE AWAY FREE BITCOIN RETARD (it's current year). With ETH, the psychological point applies to a lesser extent as well.

>>15254166
I like where your head is at, but if we even get close to 10c, that's a pretty good sign that this PIECE OF SHIT is going lower than 10c