/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>3800751
Welcome to 2010.

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>>3780056
>b-b-bbut muh waifu

>>3768418
>this is our board now
>we run this shit

>>3752559
>t.

>quantum resistant

>>3703126
>>3704651
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>>3705923

>>funny / interesting stories
None.
>>questions
None.

>>3680114
such larp, much wow

>>3674937
>probably hasn't mined a single fucking coin ever
>"hmph, i'm le early adaptor, kiddo, bow to your senpai"

>Investing in cryptos

>>3599436

>ethereum dark

>the Oracle problem

>>3576139
I feel like Chainlink is worth as much or more than Veritaseum, and thats at 0.3 ETH each.

Might have made a mistake OP.

Who else here is writing or thinking of writing a book on crypto? Now I've been in this game for a little over 5 months now, pretty hardcore - learning TA, FA and other things related to crypto (unlike casual fags who invest and forget here, although also a good method, you don't actually understand the market and if you lose it all you won't be able to return back up). I know there is one anon here who's self-proclaimed successful and writing a book.
I want to do it for a few reasons, first of all crypto trading and investing is, whether you like to believe it or not differs from investing into other instruments. For better or for worse it is more simple yet more complex in certain areas, this is due to, of course, mainly because it's decentralized and is not controlled up the ass by (((them))), unless it's jewbase that decides to do "wallet maintenance" during crucial hours, but that's every now and then. The other reason is because writing helps me learn, I wrote down notes all my life to memorize things and been doing this with crypto. I'm by no means successful yet (no one would be in this time span), but since the crypto world differs pretty wildly from other markets, it seems like a good idea to start contributing. Also I know there are some books on crypto trading and investing, but they are mostly basic and outdated. Looking forward to some new books on crypto.

>the Oracle problem

>The free market can fix everything

>>3561034
if you are a normie from plebbit who copes with r/redpill or r/MGTOW shit then those 'motivational' pictures might motivate you but if you are a legit 4chan autist who isnt a newfag, such motivational pictures are the subject of my ridicule and EVEN disdain. reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee fuck off normie.

>decentralized oracle network

>the Oracle problem

>>3546189
>atomic swaps

Me when I think about how I'm most likely not in ChainLink but will make 100x with Kyber. Kyber went absolutely flawless btw. Enjoy your scamcoinshit, not gonna touch your bags ever.

>Self-Evolving Cryptocurrency Platform for Trust Contracts

>>3505775