/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22262119
Bat has a very good chance of becoming a big thing. You just meed to accept the fact that there is still a chance it never takes off. Personally i think its worth taking the risk and bat is my second largest hodl rn

>>22262119
I sincerely think it can legitimately do a link tier pump randomly from speculation.

I also sincerely think it can get to double digits just through pure utility it has.

>>22262119
No, BAT will never moon like that. If you buy $1000 today, expect to wait 6 months or so to turn it into $2000.

>>22262119
Read the whitepaper, it is tied to roughly 1/6400th of an ETH. The only way it moons is if ETH does.

>>22262276
>Read the whitepaper, it is tied to roughly 1/6400th of an ETH. The only way it moons is if ETH does.
This is FUD. This was the price during the ICO.

>>22262207
This. Sitting at 18.3m users. Its pretty much the only cryptocurrency reaching mass adoption and it still hasnt pumped yet. Thats just the speculation side. From a utility standpoint they could be raking in billions in ad revenue soon. They might be the only crypto that can say they have reached profitability with a team of 100+ in the next 6 months.

My biggest hold by far. Basically has the international framework to crackdown on data that will drive its price into the triple digits.

>>22262326
>they said they would like to speak to you.

How many friggen ads do I have to click on to make some decent BAT? I got it turned up to maximum 6 ads per hour. I even click them but I made a friggen 72 cents last month. Come on, even normies won't download a new browser if all they get is some pocket change.

>>22262652
Install it for your grandma anon, that's how it's supposed to work.

>>22262714
can I make the ad rewards go to my wallet from her browser?

>>22262734
Yes and you dont even have to click the ads. Set up your grandmas browser then link your uphold account to her account. Just hope she doesnt learn how to tip or turn on auto contribute or she will drain your funds. Alternatively you could just tip her funds over to something like your twitter account.

>>22262119
I'd sure love to 'blow up' inside Jennie if you know what I mean anons?

I mean, I'm always mentioning this in BAT threads, but think about it.

>New cold war starts over internet data, with Tik Tok being first
>Cambridge Analytica shit will not go away
>Australian government going to war with Google and YouTube right now, making it so that Aussies might have to pay for them
>Big tech keeps gaining while everyone else is fucked from pandemic
>Government has to find an excuse to re-distribute money and also fuck up China
>"So, we're banning X, ensuring that people are now paid for their data"

And if you don't believe my theory there, BAT just partnered with DENT. Dent will shoot the fuck up when travel returns, carrying BAT with it if it doesn't blow up first.

>>22262119
Go for lower caps that have a better use case like VRA

I'll also re-state that I work in the media (NDS forms mean I'm too paranoid to detail more, even with a VPN). When a media release from an exchange mentioning BTC landed on my desk in October 2017, I sold everything I had. As soon as normies find out, they buy-in and create bubbles.

>>22263083
BAT's less likely to suffer the same fate, because MSM won't talk about it unless absolutely necessary. We can't afford to say that there's a better place for advertisers to invest, for obvious reasons. But you know how everyone and their grandmother was asking you, their autistic kid, to teach them how to buy robux because they saw it on FOX? Yeah, think of it like that, but multiply it by the number of people who think they'll get it for free and the number of people hearing about it inbetween whatever tech company invaded privacy that day.

If enough "grassroots" journalists start pushing it, it'll probably circulate around enough for Alex Jones or someone with a foot in each side of the media to bring it up on Joe Rogan or something. From there, that gets circulated, et cetera. It's the same price as XRP rn, it's backed my legit tech veterans and it's got a use case. If it got a foot in the door of media exposure, you're looking at it easily in excess of half a grand.

>>22263186
What's a good method you'd recommend to buy BAT?

>>22263423
A lot of exchanges have it listed, but the important thing is to move it to a wallet after buying. It's like asking "how would you buy ethereum".

>>22263471
I'm new and retarded lol, I mean I'd probably figure out how to get my hands on it eventually on my own, I just want to get to know which exchanges are good and which aren't

>>22263514
A lot of people use Binance and say that's pretty good. I use a pretty niche one though, but only because gubment tax system here is fugged and I don't want to get fisted on fraud charges.

>>22263576
Sweet, thanks man.

>>22262652
Don't click them you gimp.

The best part of the browser is the privacy, second is the ability to 'earn money'. I wouldn't even consider it earning money - just pocket change to tip websites and pass paywalls. If you think you are actually meant to make real money from it you are sincerely mistaken.

>>22263064
Can you give me a qrd on dent?

>>22263666
Nice trips.
Think XRP for international phone data. Rather than landing somewhere, having to buy a new sim or incur stupid international fees, the idea is to have telecom companies across the world sign on to share a standard crypto that is a metric for phone plans. So, if you fly into the US, your current plan continues as per usual, with DENT making the exchange. Companies don't have to produce plastic, data doesn't get wasted, people aren't stuck without communication.

You know how everyone decided to invest in air travel when it took a dive in the market? Yeah, it's predicatble and oversaturated. Bank off of the niche areas that will moon, like data.

>>22262652
yo fuckin tard. you don't click them. they pay you just because it popped up for you.

>>22263898
how do people still not know this