Do you honestly think that if this shitcoin takes even a fraction of the internet advertising market that Google is just going to sit back and let Brave take 30% of the profits? Not to mention all the major social networks? They will crush this coin mercilessly. BAT literally doesn't stand a chance. Too many people on biz keep buying the latest no name piece of crap, but the future of this market is to just wait for Google and Apple to partner with every major internet giant and release coins with full custodial integration into their smartphones. Stop buying into the decentralization meme. In the long run, centralization will always win out.
BAT will fail
Connor Baker
Parker Baker
I am using Brave browser and I'm afraid of how effective the Ad will be.
I just keep clicking them away, 0 advertising effect on me.
Jace Collins
>crush a decentralized network
Good luck with that.
Lucas Bell
Alright so what should I buy instead?
Jace Clark
Payfair (PFR) sir
William Clark
You do have a point. How can they crush it though?
Austin Hernandez
Brave takes 30% of advertising profits, so it isn't even decentralized. It's decentralized in the sense that autists on this forum use the Brave browser, but if there is ever any traction at all then you can guarantee Google will revamp their ad business with crypto and integrate it straight into Android. Good luck with your bags!
Juan Turner
Honestly- real assets. Stay away from crypto until the real heavy hitters get into the space, like Microsoft/Google/Apple, and eventually the Federal Reserve. Until then just buy land. That's the original deflationary asset, way more valuable than bitcoin or anything else.
Robert Wood
Google can fail, they've failed before with the Google+ social network and they'll fail any crypto-reliant projects they engage in. Their real strength is in their acquisitions-Youtube vs "Google Video" etc.
Cooper Scott
buy land and pay property taxes goy.
>iseewhosbehindthispost.png
Aaron Jones
Everything has a cost dude. Property taxes aren't even that much, less than 2% a year in most places. How much % did you lose on chainlink this week?
Elijah Anderson
>crush something people opt into.
The only way they could do that is if they refused service to anyone that used brave and they would fuck themselves over big time for that one. You make it sound like they control the internet.
Benjamin Foster
Repay your home purchase every 20 years (your value increased got, as do your taxes)
Logan Roberts
>buy high sell low
Never change Jow Forums
Chase Peterson
>another thread about Brave / BAT
yes... yes this is a clear sign of failure, when more and more people are making threads and talking about them
Zachary Rodriguez
>Do you honestly think that if this shitcoin takes even a fraction of the internet advertising market that Google is just going to sit back and let
Google has its own (often self-inflcted) problems to deal with.
Jose Baker
This. I just love watching how out of touch brainlets are with the world of business. There is ample opportunity for the model Brave uses to swoop in a take a good amount of googles shares. More and more people are blocking ads and shit. If you have a guaranteed way to make people look at your advertisements, then that's a pretty good avenue from an advertising perspective. (see why mobile ads are so much heavier than Internet ads).
Is brave going to be the one to revolutionize it? Maybe, maybe not. But Google is not "too big to fall". But Google can't block ad blockers and that's why Brave has some grounds to do something.
Asher Cook
THE FUD,has me rock hard bullish on BAT
David Allen
kek
Connor Williams
The only change brave needs to make is that the new ad page needs to be open for like 5 seconds so you can't just click the add then close it.
Ayden Carter
>Google+
they were competing with facebook, not some meme project