/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29744168
BCH is like halfway between being BTC and Bitcoin. What they (Roger Ver and his team) did is like beginning restoration work on an old broken car, with the intention of bringing it to perfect concours condition, making it run as it should etc, but then 75% through the project taking a sledgehammer and start banging on the car and pissing and shitting inside the engine compartment and replacing the wheels with square blocks of wood, and then saying, "There, now we're done! Woohoo!" ... like, huh? what the hell?

>>29735080
The ticker for Bitcoin before Blockstream existed was BTC.

In the time period /between/ the creation of Blockstream and the creation of BCH (Bitcoin Cash), for several years, Bitcoin did not exist.

When BCH was created, Bitcoin once again existed, but only briefly, for a few months. Back then it had the ticker BCH.

Then BCH changed and stopped being Bitcoin. * One again, the situation was such that Bitcoin lo longer existed.

Shortly after BCH stopped being Bitcoin, yet again Bitcoin returned; now with the ticker BSV. And still to this day it exists with this ticker.


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* >>/biz/?task=search&ghost=yes&search_text=concours

>>29724391
It's not about Craig at all. It never was. His enemies don't care about him, or who Satoshi is. All his enemies care about is opposing and destroying Bitcoin. It's always been about Bitcoin. Bitcoin has always been what (((they))) hated. That's why Blockstream was created. That's why Segwit was added. That's why the Lightning Network (an off-chain "solution") was added. That's why, when BCH was made, it was violently attacked. That's why, when the BCH team went full retard and began fucking up the code * , the enemies of Bitcoin suddenly stopped attacking BCH (because it was no longer Bitcoin), and why they instead shifted their focus to attacking BSV once it was born.

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* see: >>/biz/?task=search&ghost=yes&search_text=concours

>>29260594
BCH is like halfway between being BTC and Bitcoin. What they (Roger Ver and his team) did is like beginning restoration work on an old broken car, with the intention of bringing it to perfect concours condition, making it run as it should etc, but then 75% through the project taking a sledgehammer and start banging on the car and pissing and shitting inside the engine compartment and replacing the wheels with square blocks of wood, and then saying, "There, now we're done! Woohoo!" ... like, huh? what the hell?

>>29135515
BCH is like halfway between being BTC and Bitcoin. What they (Roger Ver and his team) did is like beginning restoration work on an old broken car, with the intention of bringing it to perfect concours condition, making it run as it should etc, but then 75% through the project taking a sledgehammer and start banging on the car and pissing and shitting inside the engine compartment and replacing the wheels with square blocks of wood, and then saying, "There, now we're done! Woohoo!" ... like, huh? what the hell?

>>28891423
BCH is like halfway between being BTC and Bitcoin. What they (Roger Ver and his team) did is like beginning restoration work on an old broken car, with the intention of bringing it to perfect concours condition, making it run as it should etc, but then 75% through the project taking a sledgehammer and start banging on the car and pissing and shitting inside the engine compartment and replacing the wheels with square blocks of wood, and then saying, "There, now we're done! Woohoo!" ... like, huh? what the hell?

>>28805756
BCH is like halfway between being BTC and Bitcoin. What they (Roger Ver and his team) did is like beginning restoration work on an old broken car, with the intention of bringing it to perfect concours condition, making it run as it should etc, but then 75% through the project taking a sledgehammer and start banging on the car and pissing and shitting inside the engine compartment and replacing the wheels with square blocks of wood, and then saying, "There, now we're done! Woohoo!" ... like, huh? what the hell?

>>28797123
BCH is like halfway between being BTC and Bitcoin. What they (Roger Ver and his team) did is like beginning restoration work on an old broken car, with the intention of bringing it to perfect concours condition, making it run as it should etc, but then 75% through the project taking a sledgehammer and start banging on the car and pissing and shitting inside the engine compartment and replacing the wheels with square blocks of wood, and then saying, "There, now we're done! Woohoo!" ... like, huh? what the hell?

>>28776760
BCH is like halfway between being BTC and Bitcoin. What they (Roger Ver and his team) did is like beginning restoration work on an old broken car, with the intention of bringing it to perfect concours condition, making it run as it should etc, but then 75% through the project taking a sledgehammer and start banging on the car and pissing and shitting inside the engine compartment and replacing the wheels with square blocks of wood, and then saying, "There, now we're done! Woohoo!" ... like, huh? what the hell?

>>28655277
BCH is like halfway between being BTC and Bitcoin. What they (Roger Ver and his team) did is like beginning restoration work on an old broken car, with the intention of bringing it to perfect concours condition, making it run as it should etc, but then 75% through the project taking a sledgehammer and start banging on the car and pissing and shitting inside the engine compartment and replacing the wheels with square blocks of wood, and then saying, "There, now we're done! Woohoo!" ... like, huh? what the hell?

>>28655350
BCH is like halfway between being BTC and Bitcoin. What they (Roger Ver and his team) did is like beginning restoration work on an old broken car, with the intention of bringing it to perfect concours condition, making it run as it should etc, but then 75% through the project taking a sledgehammer and start banging on the car and pissing and shitting inside the engine compartment and replacing the wheels with square blocks of wood, and then saying, "There, now we're done! Woohoo!" ... like, huh? what the hell?

>>28646938
BCH is like halfway between being BTC and Bitcoin. What they (Roger Ver and his team) did is like beginning restoration work on an old broken car, with the intention of bringing it to perfect concours condition, making it run as it should etc, but then 75% through the project taking a sledgehammer and start banging on the car and pissing and shitting inside the engine compartment and replacing the wheels with square blocks of wood, and then saying, "There, now we're done! Woohoo!" ... like, huh? what the hell?

>>28650719
BCH is like halfway between being BTC and Bitcoin. What they (Roger Ver and his team) did is like beginning restoration work on an old broken car, with the intention of bringing it to perfect concours condition, making it run as it should etc, but then 75% through the project taking a sledgehammer and start banging on the car and pissing and shitting inside the engine compartment and replacing the wheels with square blocks of wood, and then saying, "There, now we're done! Woohoo!" ... like, huh? what the hell?

>>28628513
BCH is like halfway between being BTC and Bitcoin. What they (Roger Ver and his team) did is like beginning restoration work on an old broken car, with the intention of bringing it to perfect concours condition, making it run as it should etc, but then 75% through the project taking a sledgehammer and start banging on the car and pissing and shitting inside the engine compartment and replacing the wheels with square blocks of wood, and then saying, "There, now we're done! Woohoo!" ... like, huh? what the hell?

>>28496501
>>28497292
BCH is like halfway between being BTC and Bitcoin. What they (Roger Ver and his team) did is like beginning restoration work on an old broken car, with the intention of bringing it to perfect concours condition, making it run as it should etc, but then 75% through the project taking a sledgehammer and start banging on the car and pissing and shitting inside the engine compartment and replacing the wheels with square blocks of wood, and then saying, "There, now we're done! Woohoo!" ... like, huh? what the hell?

>>28497695
BCH is like halfway between being BTC and Bitcoin. What they (Roger Ver and his team) did is like beginning restoration work on an old broken car, with the intention of bringing it to perfect concours condition, making it run as it should etc, but then 75% through the project taking a sledgehammer and start banging on the car and pissing and shitting inside the engine compartment and replacing the wheels with square blocks of wood, and then saying, "There, now we're done! Woohoo!" ... like, huh? what the hell?

>>28252224
BCH is like halfway between being BTC and Bitcoin. What they (Roger Ver and his team) did is like beginning restoration work on an old broken car, with the intention of bringing it to perfect concours condition, making it run as it should etc, but then 75% through the project taking a sledgehammer and start banging on the car and pissing and shitting inside the engine compartment and replacing the wheels with square blocks of wood, and then saying, "There, now we're done! Woohoo!" ... like, huh? what the hell?

What on earth is the point of buying BCH after 2017? BCH is like halfway between being BTC and Bitcoin. What they did is like beginning restoration work on an old broken car, with the intention of bringing it to perfect concours condition, making it run as it should etc, but then 75% through the project taking a sledgehammer and start banging on the car and pissing and shitting inside the engine compartment and replacing the wheels with square blocks of wood, and then saying, "There, now we're done! Woohoo!" ... like, huh? what the hell?

>>23754587
Tout est sous contrôle. Tout. Everything. Même les juges sont sous contrôle, même les avocat et les profs d'université.
Si tu passe des oraux aux concours et qu'ils sentent que tu n'est pas conforme à la logique maçonnique, tu es ejecté. Il peut y avoir des raté à leur processus de sélection par la soumission idéologique, mais c'est très rare. La moindre phrase non conformiste, même le fait que tu ne connaisse pas une référence maçonnique des droits de l'homme ou des grands francs maçon de l'histoire, peut te valoir ta place à un concours.
On ne juge pas le talent, mais la capacité de soumission à un système. Les élements forts de caractère sont éliminés, sauf s'ils sont fort de caractère mais d'appartenance et d'obédience maçonnique ou judaique.
Le rebel au système, même light, est éjecté. Le religieux tradi, sauf s'il est vraiment brillant, est ejecté.

>>23753924
les concours sont ouverts même aux cassos comme toi, loupe pas le train

>>12816015
https://www.bpifrance.fr/A-la-une/Appels-a-projets-concours/Appel-a-projets-Concours-d-innovation-Croissance-38041
on the right "Laureat du concours d’innovation vague 2"

link to the contest : http://www.jeuxvideo.com/forums/42-3011927-55796077-1-0-1-0-concours-le-forum-finance-a-un-incroyable-talent-v2.htm

>>8769522
I own a '69 Mach 1 428 Cobra Jet, all original, concours condition.

Also have a '14 Super Snake. In reality it's probably not worth $80k this year- probably closer to $72k now. You can find some nutcases selling them for $100k+ but they're not worth it. The prior (first) owner of the car spent an absolute fortune on it from the factory and then sold it a year later.

>>5119019
They kinda are. In France good business schools are all about the selection. The best students prepare a "concours" for 2 years, and based on the result they get into business schools (same for public engineering schools).

Once in biz schools, students party, network and have some classes I guess, but all the biz students I know told me they didnt learn much.