/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21122649
making feels so fucking good

is this ATH on uniswap??

>>21085101
lets look at supply

btc: 21m
buidl: 42m
eth: 110m+

So for every 420 buidl you buy, you have as much supply as buying the equivalent of 210 btc or 1000 eth. Now consider the current supply of less than 3 million. if you have 420, you command the same circ supply as having 2500 btc or 10,000 eth. give or take, rough math.

suicide stack is 420
make it is 4200
only 42m total supply, current circulating supply is less than 3m...

oh man, no sleep lately. this shit is too much fun

>>20747310
>You have to delete the token
not anymore

>>20569391
should have bought the dip this morning

oooooh that pump, it's happening boys

>>20201142
>I-I don't want to 100x b-because microcaps are icky!

Just got back into the top 100 wallet during the dip. Comfy.

/all in on BUIDL/
finally, a poorfag is going to make it

>green IDs

grabbed the dip
making it in process

>>19643821
>pseudodevs
They have not only built other legit products, they are literally friends with Vitalik

>>19639509
Of course people are swing trading this, it won't dump because anyone with a brain is accumulating

Always a green ID; praise kek

>>19616451
I wish I bought more on the dip last night, actually. Imagine someone buying ETH at a dollar and some anon comes along and tells him to sell it for opportunity costs lmao

>>19601960
That plus the devs ran the whole thing organically through Uniswap. This has the potential to be one of the most fairly distributed token launches. Much better than a traditional ICO. That being said, I don't know how many people on this board have been around long enough to know how important things like a fair launch are. Surprised how slow /biz/ is to catch on to this one

>>19597281
When DFO's actually start making a splash this shit will take off like crazy. They are already providing dev tools, templates, kits, ect. That's the comfiest part about this hold, you don't even have to sell the platform once the projects take off, at that point the platform sells itself. The only contingency is if everyone spontaneously stops developing on Ethereum for some unforeseen reason. Short of that, DFO's are coming.

I'm working on a pasta, help me out bros

>What is BUIDL?
BUIDL is the governance token for DFOhub, a trustless, on-chain version of Github. It is quite literally programmable equity

>What does that mean?
Crypto is making things decentralized and secure. Github is distributed, but it isn't decentralized, and it isn't secure. DFOhub uses the ETH blockchain to make the entire platform trustless. BUIDL gives you a voting powers, and it gives you a share of the programs on the DFOhub platform.

>Why is that important?
If you have ever programmed, you know why Github is a useful resource. It provides central hubs of regularly updated code which you can access. If you have ever programmed solidity, you are probably already salivating. Smartcontracts can now be built piecemeal. Problem with the staking logic? No need to scrap the whole contract, make new tokens, airdrop, fork, anything like that. With DFOhub, you can just vote to change the staking logic. Problem solved, fairly, trustlessly, and easily!

This is game changing for smartcontracts. Imagine Chainlink if it launched with a working product.

https://v1.uniswap.exchange/swap/0xD6F0Bb2A45110f819e908a915237D652Ac7c5AA8

reminder this is like buying Chainlink at 5c

it's so simple, even a frog could make it