/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54971186
>xMoney
This can be used to make payments in Metaverse. Amiarite?

Oldfag here. We're about to see the craziest shitcoin casino action to ever happen in crypto with Bitcoin's BRC-20s.

There's an IQ barrier to entry to start using this and fees akin to ETH which makes it hard for the average pajeet to buy in yet. This is your chance anon, don't fuck this up. This will feel like 2017 ETH shitcoin craze but with more gains as we're on the big daddy chain now. I've only seen 1 mention of BRCs on /biz/ since yesterday and it shocks me so thought I'd drop this crumb. I made huge money in 2017 off of ReddCoin (lmao) when it was shilled here and the vibes are fucking back boys.

>>54837556
>0% June hike odds yesterday
>10% June hike odds today

>>54828907
https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/interest-rates/cme-fedwatch-tool.html

Go to that page, multiply 25 bepis by 88.7, and you get....2217.5 basis points.

>>54696277
>Binance confirmed cooperating with authorities and holding onto DK's frozen crypto, blocking all withdrawals of it
>Worst Korea eventually reaches a verdict and gives CZ the go-ahead to unfreeze DK's assets and sell them off
>Extra LUNC gets bought back with the proceeds and sent to burn wallet
>Coin goes back to $1, USTC repegged, LUNC is reborn, new bullrun starts

>>54652812
>It's real
https://twitter.com/jimcramer/status/1648644432529432577

>>54623523
Bruh, you're living in the past. Gold is like a boomer investment. Crypto is the future, it's where the real gains are at. Just look at the insane returns of Bitcoin and other altcoins in the past few years. Plus, crypto is way more accessible to the average person than gold. You don't need to have a ton of money to invest in crypto, but with gold, you need to have enough money to actually buy physical gold.

Will the next bullrun reach an ATH? If so, how much will we reach?

I honestly don't see a bullrun 2023-2024, maybe afterwards yea but not now

>>54451367
As much as I'd like to agree you're a retard DOGE is actually a relatively safe investment to park $75k in when you're talking about the crypto space. You'll eventually be in the green on this buy, you just might have to put it in cold storage and wait ten years.

>>54444400
>Payments with crypto is far from being adopted.
While it may not be fully adopted yet, the trend is definitely moving towards greater acceptance and use of cryptocurrencies for payments. And with the convenience and security that cryptocurrencies offer, it's only a matter of time before they become a mainstream payment method.

>>54377121
>Letting someone throw steel tipped darts at you
Downright retarded
>Letting someone throw steel tipped darts at you and looking at them while they do it
This is how you end up a one eyed retard.

>>54371748
That's what the original of your birth certificate does.

A copy would be...for your clone.

>>54362849
>pic
Holy shit, what happened to him? Did he get mauled by the bear market?

So you are telling me that the amerimutt tax payers are bailing out crypto banks and that's why Bitcoin pumped?

>>53999551
I do business with that company.

I don't have any coins staked. I'm terrified of the price pulling an act of God and somehow doing a 10000x overnight, and me not being able to sell. I already have sell orders set up all the way to $1 in case this happens.

>>53920415
More like big homo.

>>53803371
I'm. Not. Bearish. Enough.

I was not the one who deposited it. Checking transaction history says it came from "Mexc.com" ... I vaguely recall trying to use this MEXC exchange one time to either buy or sell some random shitcoin, but after checking my tax records see that I didn't actually make a trade on there... its possible I signed up for an account but never actually deposited and abandoned the account due to regional/KYC restrictions because I'm in the USA... The Kucoin deposit address does not have any previous transactions from MEXC, so I do not see how even IF theoretically I had abandoned funds on MEXC they would have been capable of tracking down my Kucoin deposit address... The only possible scenario I can envision is I somehow abandoned funds at MEXC, (possibly from airdrops?) Kucoin then acquired MEXC and shared my deposit address because the email address associated with the accounts is the same? Has anyone else had funds from MEXC randomly show up in their account/wallet? I don't know what is going on here bizbros... when I got the email this morning saying $1300 was deposited to your kucoin account I thought it was a phishing attempt... until I logged into kucoin and it was ACTUALLY there... WTF is going on?

>>53736089
look at that wagon hes draggin

>>53591262
I'm up over 2x and I want to take profit, but it would only give me like $1K which ultimately is almost nothing. I'm torn between that and hodling in case it really moons and becomes a top-5 coin.

>>53578373
That faggot can't see juice
Discarded

>>53535506
what's wrong with you

>>53445104
>Phone Sales job $2000/wk
yea right, if you sell 200 phones a day