/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52464373
of course we will be alive retard, we are gods children, nothing will happen to us.

The only thing the jews & co can do is subverting our thoughts via media and spreading fear, because they know what will happen when humanity isnt kept in a constant state of fear.

I see two scenarios, both good for crypto

>a) markets recover, so does crypto, probably bull run 2024 to new ATHs
>b) markets dont recover, inflation gets way worse, new global financial crisis, banks start restricting withdrawals, people flock to crypto, triggers bull run maybe sooner, new ATHs.

>are we alive
in the even of ww3, all the 10/10 run to the arms of people with family farms. We of course do are part to repopulate the earth.

i poop pants

I see two scenarios, both good for crypto

>a) markets recover, so does crypto, probably bull run 2024 to new ATHs
>b) markets dont recover, inflation gets way worse, new global financial crisis, banks start restricting withdrawals, people flock to crypto, triggers bull run maybe sooner, new ATHs.

>are we alive
in the event of ww3, all the 10/10 run to the arms of people with family farms. We of course do are part to repopulate the earth.

>>52464411
WEF and sie jews will just unplug the internet, and then byebye crypto.
As you can see, 90% of world leaders are WEF puppets. Nothing good can come out of it

>>52464411
Do away with those cock suckers.

>>52464496
yet in all of this, do you believe in ETH PoS or these current tokens in the space are they just some hullabaloo.

>>52464513
The WEF and economic leaders are the one that put us in this position in the first instant. Always printing money and causing inflation

>>52464596
>PoS
For the longest time i completely hated PoS, especially the fiat banker coins like ripple XRP. They just mint it from nothing and sell it to people. I also with PoW you have active miners incentivized world wide like BTC or XMR, creates a more rubust and distributed network.

However PoS is much lower energy needs, and if power supply/cost is an issue, PoS might be more resilient. The huge smart contract eco system on ETH isnt going anywhere over night. Be interesting to see how many migrate to pulsechain with the much lower fees.

>>52464373
1) Nothing radical happens, the bubble blows over, new cycle in 2024

2) CBDC's & regulations, altcoins crash, Bitcoin reaches new ATH as an alternative reserve currency

3) Same as above, but Bitcoin is explicitly banned to prevent it from becoming a US dollar competitor

Pow
PoS
PriFi

It doesn't matter, what matters is who is running the show.

A prankster or a fair player.

and we know bankers are fat pigs
(blackrock)

>>52464373
Alive and kicking ass !
Predictions for the next bull run are hoping for 2024. I wouldn't fuck with no scams before then anyways. Take profits in 2024, so you won't get rekt in 2025

>>52464373
>CBDC
we ALL need to firmly reject these. Refuse to participate in them. Its the most orwellian outcome for humanity.

>>52464699
Say NO to CBDC
say NO to WEF
Say NO to NWO

The problem of today is that people don't stand up for themselfs or for the community. How can we change things if we are all FB or 4chan warriors ?

We can't, well... only if we take over the web, but they have all our info in cloud in garages

>>52464754
This meme triggered the instargram "fact checkers"

> https://youtu.be/CiHXwWVEO3A

Pos or PoW

or will we see another consensus taking over ?

PoS seem like democracy to me. Sounds good, but only the 1% get the benefits of it.
the rest of us work for them.

Monero seems to be on the right path. My bet is XMR BTC and maybe ETH in 2025

>>52464754
To answer your question tho,Its highly unlikely any amount of protesting and petitions would ever influence their decision. it would likely require people to play mine craft with gorilla tactics.

>>52464678
There is no way BTC reaches new ATH without the alts following it. Bitcoin ban won't prevent adoption and spread.

>>52464515
sadly your government prefers to suck dicks than allow individuals have compete control over their assets

>>52464513
They are trying to create a digital prison for us. No way they unplug the internet.

>>52464898
Cut the deep sea cable

I'll come at you

>>52464699
wef thinks CBDC will help alleviate poverty and increase financial inclusion by making money easier and safer to access, but they kept quiet on data breaches. Same old story, Fuck them all.

>>52464411
/thread

Fuck all this !

Lets make money while we can, and then just cash it out in gold chips !

Tell me this, who will make the most profits with FIFA world cup crypto sales?

>>52464898
welcome to a dispensation with poop headed individuals ruling us.

>>52464846
Sadly we are all sucking dicks and selling our asses to the government via our phones, they have all the pics and flicks and info about us, and they are happily selling it - and not a single fuck was given from the "people".

No more ppl, just bots thinking they are ppl.


ZomBots !

>>52464999
Kek, only retards are still being controlled at a time like this when we have decentralization in the space

>>52464693

We'll see, I've seen a lot of bullish people getting rekt, and with the way things are looking, I don't see freedom in the future, more Syknet

>>52464699
I agree.

How will we refuse them, if the people keep voting them, and when they see WEF PM in England, they cheer the bastard.

Even tough we have all the information, and they tell us what are they planning, people are still just too stupid and naive, pretending to be smarter than they are.

>>52464985
The world cup is a great opportunity to make some quick profits, but, I think, not all will take this chance.

>>52465053
but what if decentralized "projects" are controlled by centralized. How will you cash out your profits in a decentralized ecosystem ? You'll have to find someone who is willing to do the deal.

>>52464673
Pulsechain is an Ethereum hardfork with PoS, but in terms of lower fees, I can't really tell since I haven't interacted with it, but isn't the token PLS supposed to be trading, given that the blockchain was scheduled for launch this year? But for now, EVM-compatible projects like Root Network and ZK-rollups like Looping are my spice.

>>52465102
Monero for privacy.

Thats it!

>>52465084
>How will we refuse them,
its going to to be up to the small number of people devoted to freedom my dear chap. >>52464813

They have no value for our lives or fredom, but they do their own. And only when that is at serious risk, will they ever reconsider. And those people will be remembered in history.

>>52465102
tokens not needed

>>52465084
>How will you cash out your profits
cashing out to fiat is not the end goal.

>>52465102
An Audit slowed them down, then Eth 2.0 launched, and theyre pivoting to use that as the base now.

>EVM-compatible projects like Root Network and ZK-rollups like Looping are my spice.
ill have to read up on em.

>>52465149
XMR is based.

>>52465184
They already want to transition a world to paying for everything with CBDC, ironically the globohomo normalization of crypto, makes it easier for people to accept paying for things but with /ourcoins/. Stability is the biggest issue. Rent cant fluctuate $1000pw lol.

>>52465230
Looks like we read the same “theories” :)

Throw me another one, let me see if it came true already, LOL

>>52464817
Those fucking Asians can ban all they want, but they'll go nuts when they get a good VR blockchain combination... imagine

>>52464373
still bullish I can see, rich lads.

>>52465149
You need to take your med fren, there are other coins like Dash and Zcash, that are excellent possibilities that can offer some degree of privacy.

>>52465019
>Sadly, we are all sucking dicks and selling our asses to the government via our phones.

You mean centralized authorities taking a toll on us by infiltrating our data and making it insecure and far from private, huh?
Whereas decentralized wallets and true dApps are giving back power to the people.

You will be slaves and linkies will rule the world

And the meek shall inherit the earth

>>52465055
How the fuck does skynet relate to freedom anon? I call BS

>>52465177
Last time I checked, every blockchain has its own native token for network fees. Root Network, a decentralized PoS, which is running its testnets with rewards in Mycelium, can be exchanged for ROOT native token. Users can run nodes and stake mycelium to secure network or vote for governance.

>>52464411
Jews are bringing the market to shambles, fuck this stupid country men!! Get hold of Sam and prick his balls.

>>52464373
it keeps getting wesser.

>>52465389
there ain't no shit like universal communications between users without the nefarious centralized data capture layer. It sucks.

>>52465936
Privacy?
As long as we have KYC there there is no privacy.

>>52465936
understand that communication can happen between encrypted peer to peer connections. Maybe expensive but its possible

>>52465149
Multi-chain privacy

>>52465957
If you have your wallet shielded on-chain with the transaction history not visible regardless of the tag of your identity to the wallet address, there can be privacy. Technically, you're being private when no one can find nothing about your financial activities unless you make it public.

>>52466221
How about data privacy, ain't that something to be excited about, the curbing out of nefarious centralized authorities from the Web3 as a whole. Big caps doing good, but low caps like panther protocol and sylo be going in hard.

>>52465149
UK govt is proposing to ban privacy tokens

>>52464411
Witnessed
Fpbp

Mkultra showed that fear and trauma gives control, so they are playing by the text book. At some point companies will start using web3 to free us from siloed information, it will be the basis of a new internet more free.
Meanwhile by 2025 Apple has released v1 of their Mixed Reality setup. This is the beginning of the new era as all big companies will target the ultra rich first or the business class, like the magic leap 2 or HoloLens is doing.
Maybe they will target artists after that ?
It will be like having a palm pre at the beginning, then we will need a “blackberry”equivalent of the Ar-Vr to kinda takes over the whole market and then we go to a ready player one scenario after that.
It will have to be decentralized enough for many companies across the globe to collaborate on it.
But at some point, we are due for our cyber pandemic. No more 4chan after that :(
That’s why I own hbar and chainlink.

>>52466070
This would be the case of incentivizing the people who run the network. If you are not paying for the product, then you are the product.

>>52466391
No doubt, it'll face fierce resistance by legitimate users of privacy solutions as well as holders of privacy coins which I'm sure some people in the government are part of

>>52465957
KYC or not, you can keep a private wallet newfag

>>52466391
Uk gov can suck and stick it up its own ass !

They voted the pupped PM from WEF lines, just like majority of "world leaders" are from their school of "leadership".

Decentralization, people providing nodes via phones or PC's, so the network is always up. that part I get ... but who controls the ON OFF button of the whole internet ?
>>52466434
- cause of fear you pay insurance
- VR XR can be a good entertainment features, but still i believe we have to build our own imagination first, and then use the sets of virtual reality...

HBAR and LINK you say, what about ONE ?

But in most cases, we, ourself, are the product, if we like it or not !
at least 80% of the population who is webbed

>>52465197
With Railgun, Aztec etc. Privacy is actually enabled on Ethereum; not limited to privacy coins like XMR or ZEC

>>52464411
checked and based, Christ is King

>>52466811
VR will be the future of entertainment. Projects already working on merging VR entertainments with automobile

>>52466758
what are your picks? XMR, Qredo, sylo, Secret Network? which ones?

>>52466934
A bar of gold, nobody knows where i bought it, or who delivered it to me.

Monero is good, but a good part of crypto space is dissing it, claiming not to be private, but for now, I don't see that.

p2p service or app, would be the best thing, they are safe, low fees, and only the 2 persons who are using it, know the content—for the rest is heavily encrypted

>>52465604

Are you talking about Futureverse and Root ?

>>52465285
They are damn rigid, like wtf is wrong with them even, mtcheeew. Ride-sharing services like Didi were banned in China. Let's see if they will ban mobility services that are holoride-ready, like Audi, Ford, and Porsche, when the markets enters Asia.

>>52467236
>A bar of gold, nobody knows where i bought it, or who delivered it to me.

dug it from your grandpa's farmyard obviously. Some kind of family heirloom, kek.

By the year 2025. ETH and BIT will have mooned and you retards will be seething.

>>52466934
Secret network is based when it comes to privacy. There's no touching it

>>52467415
I thought BIT was going to leave jeets in the mud after the halving

>>52465149
Monero makes use of mixers, that is obsolete and not uptight

>>52466934
Sylo maybe one for the future with the decentralized comms layer they are building for the metaverse

>>52466391
It makes no sense to ban all privacy tokens, projects like Railgun and Zcash that have the view key options for audit and compliance purposes will be exempted.

>>52464373
>2025
2 weeks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--UntiMg1SI

>>52464373
Who the fuck is talking about that? If anything there'll not be a bullrun next year (if ever) because of cbdcs

>>52465330
It's crazy to see people still buying, I'm even unstaking some.

>>52464373
I don’t know anon. The flames are too hot and smoke is too high to see past it right now. In one moment I think it’s all over for good, but in the next, I see a path forward. I feel nothing at least.

>>52468112
>Monero makes use of mixers, that is obsolete and not uptight

lol retard

>>52468391
depends on perspective and targets

>>52468391
Unstaking because you are dumb, stake all your assets.

>>52468340
The bull run might hit 2025, next year is out of it.

>>52468881
I fucking staked mine on a DEX, Loop finance, even my NFT is staked there getting some yield.

>>52468881
Kek, it's obviously anon doesn't know the value of passive income. Staking is saving chads from the bears and the yield I get for Sylo on Huobi is pretty decent

CBDC will never be a thing. Here's why in global terms (Americans please try):
Less than 10% of the global population has a bank account.
Only half of those pay taxes
About 0.5% of the global population is technologically literate AND solvent enough to buy cryptocurrency.
CBDC will be a way for money printers to reduce the lag and error derived of middlemen's (banks, creditors) work. They'll be able to control the supply of money and credit directly and control reserve fractioning.
For the gross populace, cash will remain the daily king and crypto as a P2P payment system/speculative market. If you're trying to own a LLC, your company is experiencing exponential growth or own a business that requires a large line of credit and tax cuts, CBDCs are going to bite you in the ass hard. You're gonna be paying revenue not only to the government but now also to the central bank. That tab will -naturally- be offset to employees who will be struggling hard to keep their comfy livestyles but will keep taking it for fear of losing their jobs. Goes without saying that a lot of bank clerks and backoffice personnel will simply get rekt.
Free people will be smart enough to exchange goods and services through p2p and even build small economies, but will always be limited by the large perceived risk, the backwardness of the rest, and the lack of institutional support (even more, boycotting). Some wagies might dare to jump over the farmyard's fence, but they'll be exposed and unprepared whereas the p2p community is at a lack of welcome mechanisms. If smartcontract devs actually managed to build a safe and reliable structure, we could have a glimpse of hope for a real DeFi revolution, with alternative credit systems as the foundations of a real paralell economy. But vulnerability is still to high and institutional manupulation of the prices of crypto doesn't help at all. Until crypto is perceived as sound money by a significant chunk of us, it'll be just more of the same...

>>52464373

All the tryhard control bullshit coming out of organizations like WEF, GFANZ, etc ( cbdc, great reset, natural asset corporations..) absolutely reek of desperation to me. Their world is falling apart, nothing works, almost nobody trusts the government, corporations and media, thw slightest bit of disobeduence sends them into a feenzy, but any minute now they're going to pull out some super-sneaky Plan X to lock us into eternal slavery? Bullshit. They're losing control, they know it, and they're scared. They're squeezing soap.
Chao ab Ordo

>>52468391
What are you unstaking, lad? How many days is it going to take before it finally lands in your wallet for a possible sale?.
I unstaked, 30% of my Evmos and did this when the token was $2.5; now it's $1.2 and I still haven't gotten it. Why do the same on RIDE, Atom, or Juno? Just sit your ass down and hodl, ain't no two ways about it.

>>52468647
Wtf, Monero is clearly old tech, not even using proven zero knowledge tech at this age when Zcash and Railgun already are

>>52464754
CBDC is just an advanced fiat and a quick way for the gov to fuck us over anytime,
If it is not on-chain payment I don't give a Fuck

>>52468901
Recovery might start next year IMO. could be time to DCA soon

>>52468643
It's always the same every bear season

>>52467305
Their marketplace should have some effect on the token when it launches

>>52469216
>Evmos is 21days unbonding period.
>Ride is 10days, thankfully I can get OG role in the holoride discord, I've spare tokens for minting Skyjack NFT whose presale is coming up soon.
>All cosmos gems have nothing less than 14days unbonding period, so better off one holds than sell for peanuts.

>>52469684
Utrust offer onchain payment and that is what I use, and yes CBDC is still Fiat

>>52464373
It's very up in the air at the moment, the utter ineptitude and unbridled hubris of the supposed "elites" is potentially leading the world to a very dark place. Fiat and dollar supremacy is coming to an end whichever way you look at it, massive debt and a service based economy means there will be no boom in the West for the foreseeable future. The supposed fourth industrial revolution is a bust before it even gets off the ground. Green jobs? Doing what exactly? They've completely abandoned the idea of nuclear power in favour of fucking windmills and solar panels both of which rely on inconsistent Our countries can't run on diversity and inclusion officers.

>>52466331
>wallet
The use case of identity management on the blockchain is going parabolic

>>52471307
you need to get laid

WEF will win in the end. People will use their CBDCs but crypto will still be here. My guess is we got back to 2012 era where most use case is for sniffing things and dropping tabs.

We already have major companies building on PoS chains like Polygon
By 2025 the entire economy would have been integrated into the blockchain

>>52464373

Wheat backed CBDCs for the west if the WEF and gates get their way

Silver/petro backed CBDCs for the west if others get their way

Gold/petro backed cbdcs for the BRICs

new uprising of Sovereign collective anons who span the globe

neat

>>52466914
holoride is already working on this. there is a VR synced with audi cars