/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58105144
This. It's not just a meme. You need to check the archives to see it for yourself: >>/biz/thread/54711520..

Anyone following Apu the past 24 hours will recognize literally everything in that thread. It's insane.

>>57788631
>he doubted the shills
this has had 10000x written all over it for ages

>48% held in Ripple Escrow
>49% held by institutions
>1% as per court documentation in retail access and retail exchanges
>Institutional securities ruling goes to trial
>99% of the supply is locked
>Institutions are forced to buy retail's bags to participate
This "partial win" is taking XRP to $3.75m each, $37500 after Ripple wins the trial.

For free.

>>53991507
>>53991468
Runescape gave me an extreme tolerance for grinding and optimization problems, and the GE helped with jewing people
I learned how to trade TF2 hats for a short period too, and made about $40 trading Steam emotes, before they added IRS tax rules to the platform.
Even in Path of Exile and Spiral Knights, I was flipping currency and snowballing it, more than actually playing the fucking games.
Finance is just the latest game for me and has real consequences when you do well.

Flare mooning and SGB crashing at the same time.

My Flare-ies stay care-ies.

>>51535880
Is that what it was? People had euphoria from the bull run and thought they could stop?

>>50272788
yes. unironically. this will happen when just 1-10% of reasonably estimated offshore banking wealth goes digital.

privacy is worth a lot of money to some people. for very good reason.

>all those retards that sold at 180
This is a battle of will faggots, if we all hold we all win.

This is a great idea with a lot of potential.

Fundamentally, /biz/ is a great place to find high IQ plays (if you haven't found any, then sorry, but you're not part of the club). But it does take a retarded amount of effort to sift through everything else here. If we can build something to filter the good from the bad, we can make a lot of money and help out some Anons in the process.

>tell some one to buy into whatever shitty thing /biz/ shills as a joke
>"I know you're just fooling around but statements like that actually constitute market abuse, which is a federal crime, and could get you into a world of hurt."