/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53954553
I’m done coping and sold everything for AVAX and ARB. Stay poor Algobaggies.

>>53954626
>sold everything for AVAX and ARB
:)

>>53954553
should have bought AVAX you dumb algoniggers

>>53954553
They're all myalgo wallets. This is a myalgo exploit not a protocol exploit.

>>53954553
gee whiz it's almost as if basing your protocol on EVM architecture leaves you wide open to the billions of dollars in hacking losses those protocols suffer from. Fucking retards.

>>53954553
>>53954626
>>53954684
Don't you Turkroaches have another false partnership to lie about?

>>53954553
Token was never sneeded. Cardano exists

>>53954777
Checked. This is why CTSI is gonna be shitshow.

>>53954821
all Avalanche partnerships are REAL partnerships, Avalanche is nothing like the ghostchain garbage you are used to.
any more questions Nigger?

>>53954553
I am TAKING OVER

>>53954684
Based

>>53954821
Come back when Algo has GMX or Pancakeswap or I can do anything on this shitchain other than getting hacked or freezing my coins in some fake governance vote I give 0 fucks about. Algorand baggies are the lowest IQ in crypto.

>>53954553
This is why I ain't loosing focus on Prifi and DiD projects.

>>53954777
>It's ethereum's fault a wallet generates a seed in plain text
Nice take retard, tell me about your bags and how they're so great lmao

AVAX roach army fully in action again today.

>>53954553
shoud have bought HBAR you dumb algoniggers

>>53955639
PAW, MANA, BNB and ORE. Life's getting easier

>>53954553
Kek

>>53954553
It's all the same MyAlgo issue. No reason to ever use that shit.

>>53956753
> no reason to ever use that shit
Yep. The point of algo is to buy it and let it sit on Coinbase. The future of finance.

>>53956775
>t. MyAlgo dev
You fucked up

>>53954746
i wish that laundering money in bike clubs, drones, sailboats etc.. would be enough for them.

i told you this was going to turn into a scam token related to ftx tier shit.
called it a mile out..

algo was just another project to steal.
same with hbar too.
and xrp.
and...
there is more i just dont pay attention anymore
cause i saw that the entire market got kiked.
and it was over then.

>>53954553
awesome I'll never get that money back
no exit ramp anyway cuz of the faggot irs so whatever

Clearly the foundation is behind the hacks. The fact that they immediately come out and tell you to rekey sounds like a blatant phishing attempt.

It's over for Algo Chads.

>>53959527
it has to be. why have a physical multi phrase key if it's worthless. I had my balance stolen and my key written on a fucking notepaper in my desk drawer. no other way that shit could be taken without an internal compromise.

>>53954553
Vote against the foundation every time

Only niggers use MyAlgo anyway. Defly is the way to go, also got 51k DEFLY staking on Algofi for ~5%APY. In for the long term, still adding to my stack everytime I get my hands on some DeFi rewards. Imagine when they release the Desktop wallet. Imagine 2027. I can only get so hard.

dont care
not selling

>>53959882
You are a complete faggot. Kys

That's it i'm out of crypto, buying savings bonds

>>53954553
it was one of the UNOFFICIAL WALLETS that got hacked you fucking retard, not the protocol OR THE CHAIN.
Also this hack increased my governance rewards by a lot lmao people are moving funds and cancelling their governance.

>>53961137
>this hack increased my governance rewards by a lot lmao people are moving funds and cancelling their governance.
This

i just rekeyed, pretty great feature imo, something no other chain has. i hope this will drive automatic rekeying developments. the incident sucks, but if it results in more demand for regular rekeying and security measures, that's good

>>53961859
how does this work? cant be arsed to look into it right now

>>53961933
i used the java sdk to do it manually, but you can just import your account to pera web and do it from there. you have to keep both mnemonics though (original and new one) or you can't import them in pera web. i don't understand why you would need the original mnemonic, maybe they'll fix that someday

>>53961933
and the mechanics are pretty simple. every account has an authorized account that can sign transactions for it. by default that's the account itself. rekeying means changing that to a different account. that transaction has to be signed by the currently authorized account. from that follows infinite rekeys at the cost of minimum tx fee (i.e. basically nothing). elegant system

>>53961933
docs are here: https://developer.algorand.org/docs/get-details/accounts/rekey/

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>>53955873
Kek

>>53961088
Don't be a loser aon, lowcaps with based talking point are your best bet. ORE ENS might just do it.

>>53960646
Our perception is key to our decisions about any crypto gems right now, because the market is unstable.

>>53961933
Moron

>>53959882
Fags need more of web3 and defi projects

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>>53964531
These are bots, right?

>>53964350
Yeah anon, most especially web3 DID management projects.

>>53956775
I'd diversify to get more gains. ALGO EGLD ORE could be a good combo.

>>53954553
thanks I just bought more

>>53955532
Check out sparks (sparks.dev). The site is outdated and being reworked, so check the Discord since that’s where everything is being done atm

>>53961346
Seeing the dump and max user exodus on this already dead chain, your “governance rewards” won’t be worth much

Play stupid games, you know the rest.

>>53954553
>the future of finance

>>53954553
algochads member when yieldly did the redesign and it leaped several stages backwards as the price continued to drop

>>53964584
that's prince bot to you, turdherd. first we feast, then we felony

member when tinyman made an oopsy booboo and had return a bunch of money

>>53954553
I have been on this board for years screaming for people to avoid Algorand, feels like. Just one anon, I suppose.

>t. former Algorand employee early days

It's all Jews and scammers there, but I repeat myself.

>>53964706
It's amazing how self custody is now recognised. Cheers to DiD management.

Well shit. No point in this anymore since they got rid of the 6% APY.

>>53959882

This. Algo will do well next bull run.

>>53969158
>next bull run
lol, lmao even
Crypto is dead you dumb fuck

>>53954553
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STsmjFXtil4

>>53965665
>I'm an insider trust me
timestamp, proofs, or you're another pajeet faggot shilling some trash L1

>>53964374
Garfield?

>>53969681
>Crypto is dead you dumb fuck
So we will use the same economic system forever? Right, crypto is the future of technology

>>53955532
Based

>>53954553
I now use privacy wallets like stashh and railway wallet to prevent these shitty events.

>>53970086
Based. Especially now there's a lot of improvement in privacy of transactions in the space.

>>53954553
Only retards and fools for victim of hacks these days. I means there are better wallets to safekeep assets even ones that are privacy enabled for that extra security.

>>53954777
Depends on the protocol or [rpduct you are using, Railway wallet is a privacy enabled wallet that is EVM compatible.

Algorand is dead

>>53956775
Indeed

>>53954553
I see why polygon built the polygon ID. To prevent shit like this. I'm slurping it.

>>53956099
>ORE
Based. Bought this on MEXC.

>>53961088
An unfortunate but avoidable incident happens and yes its the entire cryptospace fault, fucking retard. There are tons of security and privacy protocols available for proper asset security.

> browser wallet hacked

When will people learn?

>>53971958
DiDs are the bluechips now

>>53971976
I had this on Bitmart when it was one of the highest gainers few weeks back.

So what ecosystem is worth diving into?Atom, Ada?Arbitrum?

>>53972821
each one of those "got hacked" in the same fashion, i.e. some app got hacked, not the protocol. if you want to try something new, maybe learn reading comprehension

>>53973828
Algo dapps getting hacked is worse than the same happening on any of them lmao. There's barely any community or ecosystem to withstand it relative to the others.

>>53973870
is that why everyone just switched over to another wallet? is it the deadness that causes the abundance of options?

>>53956099
Good bag anon. Waiting for some dip on ORE.

>>53973828
Algo projects getting hacked is worse than the same happening on any of those chains lmao. There's barely any community or ecosystem to withstand it relative to the others.

>>53973897
is that why everyone just switched over to another wallet? is it the deadness that causes the abundance of options?

>>53973886
Good luck getting many new people to enter the ecosystem after all the fumbles

>>53973910
I'm not talking about the options. I'm taking about anyone being interested in your shitcoin. The crippled sentiment simply cannot withstand all the blows with the tiny community you guys have

>>53973912
can you name one?

>>53973935
Fifa, accelerated vesting

>>53973935
MyAlgo, Nike, tons of money wasted on headscratching deals like DRL and bikes

>>53973950
>accelerated vesting
it's pretty embarrassing when you posture online like you have a clue and then when you have to deliver, it's something that's been over for almost one and a half years
>fifa
pretty cool, right? worked flawlessly, but the world hates qatar so no pump. next time

>>53959382
Meanwhile xrp is pumping.

>>53974042
>it's something that's been over for almost one and a half years

It's a fumble. It hurt your coin massively.

Also, you can't have insane inflation for years, fail to build a community, and then think that's longer plaguing you the second it finishes. Ask people outside of your bubble about Algorand, and many will talk about the shitty tokenomics.

>pretty cool, right?

What part? The overminted drops? The lack of effort in getting anyone's attention? The shitty UX that took forever to get filters? The data leak?

>>53974115
maybe you should switch ids now, you embarrassed yourself enough with this one

>>53974156
Nice argument!

Keep trying to convince yourself that Algorand is doing everything right while they tumble down the ranks and the tiny community of paid shillers keeps dwindling.

>>53972643
Interoperability is my focus and that's a big deal. Thanks to DiD, thanks to web3.

>>53954553
man algorand is fucking dog shit. lmfao

>>53974579
Always been a scam using Silvio's credentials to raise money. Laundering it out since day 1

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>>53973912
Thanks for your very organic concern for my financial well being. Looking more and more like this hack is backed by a competitor given the massive fudding.

>>53974745
A "competitor" would target L1s that people actually use, not 40th ranked Algo. That's not exactly competition that you have to get past lmao