/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53332366
>Post what you want to see, ignore what you don't, or fuck off. Please do the latter.
No I don’t think I will but you may continue to seethe about it while I continue to name the Jews in /pmg/. If you’re not mintyboi then why are you seething at me? Ignore it bro, you don’t like what you see. I think you should relax and take your own advice.

>>29118795
Kek no. Its a dead PnD. But if you want to baghold someone esle's bags for 6 gorillion years it would be very nice of you

>>28384686
>6 bottles of onions
>6 sides to a hexagon

this whole doge thing is starting to feel like a psyop to scare us away from trading crypto in the future

>>26178138
>can you redpill me about tsla
what do you want? it's talked about here frequently, same two camps of bull/bear you will find elsewhere. There's no redpill. Either you believe it is an overbought car/techy stock, or you think it is still undervalued because it is a musk/tech stock. No one knows when or how hard it will correct or pump in the next 2 years.

>if I buy 2k worth what will I have
>?? ?
you will have the same amount of shares at whatever the price is in two years
>but it is projected to be this much in two years
so you asked a question you had your own answer to already. My problem is that you contributed nothing and asked a question like a fucking refugee from /pol/ or a Rajesh who made some money off a shitcoin.

>>25646653
>YTCracker
nice

>>25565864
Nigger Cheese!

>>25463385
>sweden
>empire

>"Before this new research, most thought that the attacker need at least 51% of the blockchain network’s mining capacity to successfully launch an attack. In a BDoS attack, the attacker aims to take down a proof-of-work digital currency. According to the researchers, the attack they’ve discovered could theoretically grind the BTC blockchain to a halt with as little as 21% of the network’s mining power."

>"To accomplish this feat, the attacker publishes a proof to the blockchain that signals to other block reward miners that the attacker holds a mining advantage. The attack aims to target the system’s reward system to discourage other miners’ participation. This ploy allows the attacker to manipulate the system to get more than their fair share of rewards."

>"The researchers observed that what they define as “rational” block reward miners will stop trying to discover blocks if they notice that they are at a disadvantage. “If the profitability decrease is significant enough so that all miners stop mining, the attacker can stop mining too,” the researchers write, “The blockchain thus grinds to a complete halt.”"

>“We find that Bitcoin‘s vulnerability to BDoS increases rapidly as the mining industry matures and profitability drops,” the authors add."

>>21805103
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>>21805271
Blessing to you, the Glowing Champions.

>>20948564

>>20892777
checked

>>20884152

Traders that learn lessons become good traders. I have had to learn many along my path.

>>20800748

We are earning less from rebases than we can earn from crashing the price.

>SELL EVERYTHING

>>20739857
at your own risk buddy

>accumulated all 2015-2016
>waited for this moment

I'm thinking on the run to 50$

>>20587591

Soon fren.

>road to .007

>>20584395
No one wanted to listen to Terry.

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>>16525855

Cursing Coons with Ancient Rune Christensen.