Ok, Lloyds Bank is bullish on Ocean Protocol
What's happening here ???
2 days ago the Central Bank of Germany was found to be working with Ocean Protocol... now Lloyds fucking Bank is bullish LOL
Ok, Lloyds Bank is bullish on Ocean Protocol
Jackson Reed
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Liam Ramirez
Ocean is the new data standard.
Adam Miller
What’s the big deal? Quant is working with 580 banks and a dozen central banks.
Owen Parker
>Quant is working with 580 banks and a dozen central banks.
I just want to see one Ocean or Quant thread where no one immediately mentions the other coin.
Just one.
Aiden Jenkins
RLC makes both Ocean and QNT obsolete. You can buy my barrels of /DIGITAL OIL/ for $11k each in 5 years.
Brandon Morales
too bad the token is not needed
Bentley Thompson
No, it's not. It's working with a shit company called SIA that has 500M in revenue. Company that sells solutions to banks. This is like saying that if you get to Amazon AWS portal, then you are partnered with all the companies there. Also, Quant's Central Bank was stolen by Accenture
Without the token you can't create AMM pools to do data discovery and create data tokens. You can't sell streams of data properly. You also cannot curate the market. Yes, some might sell data without the token, but that makes no fucking sense. The problem with dormant data is that nobody knows how to price it.
GTFO
Matthew White
>Yes, some might sell data without the token, but that makes no fucking sense. The problem with dormant data is that nobody knows how to price it.
and? Market forces determine the price. Whether you use an AMM to do that with the unnecessary OCEAN token, or the Uniswap AMM to do it with ETH, or use an order book, it's all the same.
Jose Roberts
>Market forces determine the price
This is about increasing efficiency, retard. We can also give up on BTC and use fiat.
By doing that with the AMM you incentivize network participants to stake on the highest quality datasets and curate the market. Market operator wins by taking fees, sellers make money by selling data and the curators earns fees for staking on that data. This happens in a decentralized way and with the minimum amount of friction. Next there will be data tokens for data streams which will make this boom ever further.
You can open markets for literally anything that's in a digital format. No KYC needed and no GDPR compliance if you sell your data via Compute to Data on the Ocean Market.
You are a rekt loser
Lincoln Taylor
Ocean should be banned from biz. Twisting things to make bullish "news"
No, it doesn't mean that Lloyds Bank is bullish on ocean if someone working there tweets about it. I means nothing until there are news.
Stop trying to get people buy at top while you and Donnie are dumping your bags.
Benjamin Evans
It shows interest coming from Lloyds Banks members, you absolute cretin. Nobody said that it's a partnership
Although the Central Bank of Germany (the most powerful of the ESCB) and Ocean Protocol is a partnership
GET REKT LOSERS
Hudson Watson
>This is about increasing efficiency, retard. We can also give up on BTC and use fiat.
Liam Powell
So the Senior Strategy Manager of Enterprise Data is just 'someone working there'?
Every big enterprise will soon use Ocean to monetize data. You can't stop what's coming.
Colton Ross
>No KYC needed and no GDPR compliance
Imagine thinking that anything which is not GDPR compliant or in line with regulations will EVER get the green light from governments or big industry. How naive are you?
Benjamin Baker
Yep, he didn't get how Compute to Data works. What a dumbass LOL
He's just here to FUD. Embarrassing
Mason Stewart
FUCK RLC AND QUANT
BUY OCEAN
Charles Carter
If RLC is so good then why are you shilling in every ocean thread?
Liam White
Just bought 5k ocean, now pump it
Oliver Jones
Token not needed. Companies will fork and create their own Data Market which does not require use of the token. Imagine thinking Lloyds bank, or any other bank, will be publishing data on Ocean Market alongside Indian food recipes. Trent said himself that Ocean Market will be one of MANY data markets.
Eli Flores
The explanation for how big of an imbecile you are is right above you.
Colton Carter
Always the same dumb phrase ''token not needed''
You should get more creative
Chase Cook
I'll let you faggots in on the secret that will push OCEAN above a dollar.
Nolan Gutierrez
The whole of the top tier of LinkedIn is bullish on Ocean.
Justin Cook
This is why we moon
Logan Wilson
"We envision many data marketplaces."
Hint: Enterprise will be forking and creating their own semi decentralized versions, inviting related industry organizations to participate on their platform..."on their terms".
Oliver Fisher
Imagine buying a token that isn't needed.
Christopher Ward
Biggest imbecile award goes to this jeet. Forking means that they will fork the Ocean Market github.com
The reason you FUD is because you are desperate that your shitcoin is -20% while Ocean is pumping, decoupled from Bitcoin
Anthony Baker
Trent: "People can roll out their own markets that don't use Ocean."
Aaron Rodriguez
Why so much fud in this thread? It can't be organic
Joseph Smith
Without the token you can't create AMM pools to do data discovery and create data tokens. You can't sell streams of data properly. You also cannot curate the market. Yes, some might sell data without the token, but that makes no fucking sense. The problem with dormant data is that nobody knows how to price it.
Disappear, loser.
Evan Phillips
I trust what Trent and Bruce said, over some idiot online. Token not needed.
Julian Carter
No, you still didn't get it. As per what they've said, yes, they can launch without the Ocean token, but it doesn't make sense, because without using the token and the community for curating and staking on the data, they cannot efficiently do price discovery and data monetization. And with the Data Tokens for Data Streams, this creates even more dependency on the token and community.
Get lost, sore loser
Josiah Hughes
Token is needed, fudders didn't even bother reading the whitepaper
Asher Sullivan
It means that, like pretty much every major business, Lloyds staff are being prepped for big data and the knowledge that Ocean has no competitors.