/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29996381
>Brave is totally dependent on playing catchup to Google.
They're hardly even playing the same game, lol. Only similarity is the fact that they both have their own browsers... Google has infrastructure going in the complete opposite direction from Brave. Google loves to sell data to third parties which they have partnerships, meanwhile Brave makes a point to not directly access that data at all on their end.

>>29814140
Sigh, thing is, BAT has a history of cucking people. If you go into it expecting immediate gains, you could seriously get fucked as it bleeds and everything else (for no apparent good reason) pumps. That is the perpetual state of BAT from 2018-2021.
Funny story, though, is that I got into BAT earlier this month (February) expecting huge gains immediately because it was pumping hard finally. But of course, it didn't continue, and bled and bled. But I coped and coped, and that cope soon turned into hope. And passion. This project's really cool, and so is Brendan Eich and his team. You learn to embrace the crabbing. Because you know, that EVENTUALLY, this shit is going to melt faces with massive gains based purely on fundamentals and a strong, gigantic active user base.
If you can't wait, don't invest bro. That's my advice. Unless you're willing to let BAT make you a fixer-upper and convert you to the long-side.

>>29736950
It's really hard to say. I see BATBTC ratio riding on VPVR support right now on the bullish (top) side of the profile. It also reversed into strong bullish momentum with huge volume a few months ago. BTC dumping sort of ruined the party, but even still, BAT likes to hold support at 0.45-0.40 lately. Because that's where I think whales and perhaps dolphins especially are accumulating. But at the same time, you look at the price action, and it's downwards. One thing to note, though, is that it's stubbornly stuck inside a falling wedge, which has the potential to break hard and fast to the upside at any moment. I suspect if it ever does break out, it'd break down, not reach a substantial low, and recover quickly, OR it likely just breaks up as falling wedges are usually bullish, not bearish.

>>29585812
>Not buying BAT
>BATtorraaaaaaaaa!!!!!
ngmi, beato

>>29468787

How we feelin, BATbros? Patient and diamond-handed as ever, if I could guess by the solid support levels in the charts.
When moon?

>>28724332
beatrice you bully

>>28713116
BAT

>>28613481

Back to $0.63 again I see? I guess that means the crash IS real, isn't it?
https://vocaroo.com/1b0SPZUiJRFl