/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55892311
Bitcoin, unironically.
We're at the 11th hour of enterprise adoption.
With the spot ETF approvals, and changes to accounting rules in the US (called FASB), companies will start accumulating BTC on their balance sheets. They will be able to mark it to market, and not just down as is currently.

Bitcoin will become a reserve currency for the world, already demonetizing gold and silver (look at their performance of BTC vs. gold/silver in the past few years). It will start to replace debt instruments in many cases (debt markets are currently the largest asset class in the world - $500 trillion approx.).

So I think it's a better buy than real estate (collecting rent, paying taxes, maintenance when a pipe bursts in the winter time etc.)
ETFs are a brain-dead investment that can only give you, by their very definition and arithmetic, only mediocre returns. ETFs are better for capital preservation, once you have a +7-figure portfolio.

What kind of company do you own? Maybe re-invest some of that money into your business.

>>55767137
Or, they could have done what any other normal, ethical company in their position could have done, is go to a bank and get a loan for their business, register with the SEC and issue stocks, to raise money for their business, or go through private funding from venture capital.

Instead, they robbed a bunch of idiots with a worthless, premined token and no product.

>>16541268

Only physically and mentally defective beta males fantasize about Insectoid females.