/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21984959
pro tip for you fucking brainlet, add cz, coinbase, vitalik, and some other defi people to your feed as well
they're not only pump signals but illustrate macro sentiments over the markets
also add donald trump so youll know exactly when ww3 starts

Frens I need some advice. If I make a trade on uniswap, I select my eth in the top, select the coin I'm trading for on the bottom and press "swap." Cool, easy.

Now that I have said shitcoin in my metamask, now I wanna trade that shitter BACK to ETH but it's not swap, it's approve. Can anyone ELI5.

My thoughts:

18 - £8000
19 - £16,000
20 - £24,000
21 - £31,000 (probably move out of parents by now, so expenses increase)
22 - £31,000
23 - £35,000
24 - £40,000
25 - £45,000

For university mongs:
18-22 - totally broke
23 - £5,000
24 - £10,000
25 - £15,000

After 25 most peoples lives have probably deviated too much to continue this kind of trend

So what is LINK? I get it, it's for financial smart contracts, or some shit. But how does that give YOU value? Are visa and AMXpress just going to buy up all your linkies? The thing is only valuable if you can get someone to buy your shit eventually. Someone has to want to buy it other than for speculation otherwise it will moon and dump. But I get it, you're buy low sell high type of people. But let me ask you, what is the point of holding if you get nothing in the end? You might as well dump while it's high.

But back to my original question: how is this thing going to get value outside of speculation? Will SWIFT be buying 0.00001 linkies per transaction it processes and you'll be sitting rich or what?

>>21741456
hi

>I come here for financial advice on cryptographic currency startups in the blockchain currency space
What's up with xDai? I did a pinch of research and it seems like it's going to win the Reddit thing, which would be a big proof of concept for such a system.
A few things I've gathered:
>Igor Barinov is basically Sergey
He's been in the space long enough to clearly have contacts. Working with
>Splunk
A literal real company that actually has a profit model, Tweets praise not only with their USA handle but also that of UK. They seem to actually care. I thought this was cool.
>AWS
How the fuck has /biz/ not made this /their/ coin just based off this fucking shit alone? So the guy's connected to Splunk and now AWS is writing about them (arguably a representative of the largest company int he world), do you all understand that that means THERE WAS LEGAL REVIEW BY A PANEL OF LAWYERS?
That means fucking BEZO'S LAWYERS TOOK THE TIME to read about xDai to make sure they were 'clean enough' to be tied to FUCKING AMAZON.
What got me initially interested was Vitalik
>Buterin tweets over the weekend
Basically acknowledging that xDai has a viable scaling solution- you all understand that means IT WILL MAKE LINK ACTUALLY WORK AT SCALE.

All in all I bought a small bag of STAKE because it seems that if STAKE fails, ETH fails, ergo LINK fails. I think I realized that these three projects just might be "The Ethereum Suite"

>Word, Powerpoint, Excel

>everybody expecting bull run
exit your positions now

Get out of BRDG right now, they are pumping the price for a final exit. After this, you'll be hodling your bags forever, heading to 0.

Hi, /biz/. I always dread that final question at the end of an interview: Do you have any questions for us? What do you usually ask? Brainstorming since I have a big interview coming up. Won't say with which company in case they're watching.

Then again if one of you has a good one and I ask that one, I guess I'm dead in the water too. Well anyway, I thought this would be a fun thread.

>>21414462
>>21414627
fug maybe i shouldnt do this

Ive been extremely disappointed by OLN, selling it and buying NVDIA

Lads I know it's a meme not to sell but when you do decide to take any profits in crypto should you just exchange everything to tether and then cash out little bits from there to not pay absurd amounts of tax?

>>21240022
Stellar is the pajeet version of xrp

>>21121987
I wonder what percentage of this generals regulars are zoomers? Something tells me, like, 75%.

>>21084740
>Can some one here post at what levels we will need to be at to even hit $50- and up?
Math says for LINK to be worth $50, LINK will need to be worth $50

>>21082162
>no experience
6k in a Roth IRA, rest in regular trading account, both accounts use the follow distribution:
40% SPY
40% QQQ
20% SOXX
Never look at /smg/ again.

But seriously, if you regret not buying the dip, Intel is dipping hard right now. Don't fall for the "Intel is dead" memes. Now is your chance.

What coin should a stock fag put his loose cash into for the weekend

>>20883914
this

>>20883425
yes

Looking into Rackspace Technologies. Ipo’ing sometime next week supposedly around 21-24 a share. Pretty big cloud company. Thinking about riding the initial build up and then dump. What do you guys think? Might be worth keeping for a while. Idk.

>https://www.rackspace.com/

>https://www.renaissancecapital.com/IPO-Center/News/69825/Cloud-hosting-services-provider-Rackspace-sets-terms-for-$754-million-IPO

>>20718991
This is a pump it crashes friday along with the economy

>>20680663
Looking at getting NEM stock as early in the week as possible. Looking at their chart there is no way the price doesn’t go up after earnings. I wish I had got into miners earlier.

Anons whats your take on Jumia? Is it the actual amazon of Africa or should I keep my money in MRO or SSL?