/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19890657

Is this pamping for a reason? I'm not complaining.

>>15287076
It really depends on the surrounding social and economic factors. If you give UBI to a trailer park full of meth heads that'll turn out different from how UBI affects a rural Burmese village, different from how UBI affects Swedish university students. Issues can be greatly reduce by measures such as price controls and taxes. For it to work legislators must be willing and flexible enough to be responsive to problems as they crop up. Its a great help if the populace is healthy, educated, low-crime and stable to begin with. Whenever there is change one should expect problems to come up, you can just throw your hands up go "see, UBI is bad it doesn't work!" just because things don't go perfectly at first.
I'm for UBI because it could help a lot of social problems. How much crime and drama and trauma is caused because folks are desperate? They get trapped living with abusive family members or partners because if they leave they won't have enough money for basic food and shelter. Rich people who spend their lives living off of interest, or trust funds, or mommy and daddy's bank accounts already have UBI anyway.

>>12387784

All of this probably part of a scheme to avoid taxes or some shit, a scheme they are both in on. These billionaires live in a different universe, don't even try to divine their ways.

>>11302201
Anyway moonpotential is huge with that MC: -87.10% below ICO price atm
Am I missing something here?

>>10563643
can you buy crypto without photo id on that site?

without giving passport or drivers license?

>>10157506
that sounds completely opposite to reality

>>10149648
Even if Lightning Network worked I dunno who ever thought it was a good idea that other people can deplete your payment channel. If you go to the pub but can't pay because someone else paid with your channel the other night and you now have to make an on-chain payment to refill your channel then what was the point of LN in the first place?

>>10149657
Luckily Bitcoin is alive and well with Bitcoin Cash though.

He does seem a little crazy at times but as long as he spreads awareness of Bitcoin Cash he's alright in my book.

>>9849616
Sounds like a plan, though you probably need to dig it out of the wall and move it now. once data touches google's servers it is never removed, I'm sure they will have the instructions on some backup somewhere even after you delete it.

Crypto is something that really is outside the inheritance system right now, there will probably be a lot of coins that simply disappear as their owners die because they haven't even thought about how his children or relatives will get them after he is gone.

>>9808339
always remember that if you have your money on an exchange you dont have your money

>>9798898
https://hackernoon.com/icos-dont-bite-off-more-than-you-can-chew-d658aae9579e

ICO stages explained.
Upcomming ICO rounds will ofcourse be more expensive then the first one; they will be sold at 3 to 7 % under the marketprice at that time.
So if it 10x's by then the new ico round will be just under that price.
Its actually a great ICO method.

co-founder on low ico amount strategy:
https://hackernoon.com/icos-dont-bite-off-more-than-you-can-chew-d658aae9579e
and just released how their project works:
https://medium.com/blocksquare/tokenizing-real-estate-69c1069d92f0

>>9715022
Elaborate please, I'm willing to learn. Who's this Wilson?

>>9636786
it's good for the price and to prevent laws that just make it illegal all of a sudden. but still kinda sad if most of our crypto will just end up in some underground cold-storage vault somewhere, like all the gold in USA. the rich will stay rich and have the power to completely move the market and do whatever they want, even today.

>in before paper money is released but it can be exchanged for crypto
>in before 50 years later and the crypto-standard is abandoned without warning, just like how the gold-standard was just suddenly abandoned 50 years ago

>get into crypto in 2013
>pump just enough to give market momentum
>dump on early adopters, consolidate
>pump it up again
>entice neets and marginalized normies
>2017 bubble
>dump again, consolidate more
>scare off neets and cryptoanarchists
>officially announce entry
>begin pumping again
>entice normies with 'institutional money'
>the real bubble begins

>>9470820
And here's Adam Back confirming that Blockstream want to sell sidechains:

https://twitter.com/adam3us/status/923309367260274688

Such monetary revolution, BTC is truly a currency for the world and for the people.

https://twitter.com/wanchain_org/status/996837950041346048

>>6646179

Walton next month after genesis block.

>>6284822

Nice, bought 12k.

When is it hitting exchanges?

How much do you think it'll reach?

Coins under $1 worth picking up? Biz told me a while back to get HST and COSS and it finally paid off. What's next penny coin to blow up biz?