/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55821837
We've witnessed notable progress in this, particularly with account abstraction-style of wallets. The concept and approach continue to evolve into a user-friendly array of features that enhance the smooth transition and usability. some are even taking it a step further by incorporating NexeraID as a issuer of SSI

>>55794389
Every project with such an event always has a strategy, but this seems quite easy. It reminds me of the old good days of retrospective staking on the cosmos.

>>55670883
I think this is the second so far this year, and from the look of things, they may likely burn more than that in the next quarter.

>>55529437
And what benefit does it onboarding that will make possible strides? I only know a few, like Iotex, but it seems no one is even talking about it at all. The crypto market is moved by speculation and hype, and this aspect is only analyzed by pundits.

>>55474556
It's good that the biz understands what this takes. No one is disputing the authenticity of the existing solid ones, but simplicity and user-centricity should be of optimum focus aside from other relevant features.

>>55441247
>You can’t just not think about the price bro that’s illegal


Can one classify this as a DePIN solution as well? I mean icp

I think price literally matters in this case. The essence of having a solid technology and solution is to either guarantee sustainability or also support token value aside from the utility it offers.

>>55441496
>>55441663
Funny how you two argue. OMG

>>55398826
Well, it's never too late to get back on track since the market has positioned itself once again for another big spot in the long run. I just made the most of it. Personally, at this point, I'd prefer RNDR and Dua over Link and Rose. Still undervalued, but stand a chance for a better ROI. Many folks seem to have lost faith in link due to the 7% inflation and the lack of major developments to serve as catalysts.

Eth and Bitcoin will definitely pick up and spearhead. I won't consider that a loss.

>>55398612
Most did and may likely repeat same mistake.

>>55293493
It could be that there is no valid claim to stand on as a wrecking ball to destroy the exchange. I'm glad Coinbase made their intentions known to them that they're not delisting any project flagged as security by those brainless pajeet.

>>55216297
Yeah, but we have just a few that have a shitty UI and UX. I doubt if those developers took the time to build. I don't want to mention them, so it won't be like I'm fuding the shit out of them. I think better ones will emerge with time.

>>54710743
Pleb will always find a way to feed whales and, in turn, get nothing. Meme coins are a major way of transferring wealth to manipulators who might have loss a lot longing BTC.
It is so pathetic that many fail to play their cards well on this.

>>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.

>>54236194
It's never going to zero. The dev can't shit on us like they did way back. Nevertheless, I have others to augment my profit if this one fails to perform. Delusions are inconsequential because they are never going to zero.

I still believe in other alts, which is why diversification is key in the crypto industry.