/biz/ - Business & Finance

17 year old, turning 18 in 8 months. I’ve been browsing /biz/ on and off for about 2.5 years and started trading crypto in early 2017. Started browsing 4chan when I was 13 though.

>>13261311
WELCOME, TO THE CLOWN WORLD
WHERE EVERYTHING IS, JUST A BIG JOKE

Age: 29
Crypto net worth: $180,000
Other savings: $2500
How much you want to /make it/: $900,000 post-tax, which I would reinvest in 75% bonds, 25% stocks
current holdings: FUN, ETH, XMR, BTC, in that order

Hard mode: I also have no job
Nightmare mode: I also have no car
Hell mode: My fiancee wants to get married soon
Inferno mode: We're probably still in a bear market

>>8649923

idk why you're so mad, sitting in fiat atm, btc value steadily increasing LOL

LET THE CANDLES HIT THE FLOOR
LET THE CANDLES HIT THE FLOOR
LET THE CANDLES HIT THE FLOOR
LET THE CANDLES HIT THE FLOOOOOOOOOOR

>>8635660
This ongoing bloodbath (which is going to keep going in the upcoming weeks) is the purge of the ultra bloated market who got filled with random shit ICOs the last year after every single shitcoin could net you profit out of pure speculative hype

This IS the .com bubble crash, except here is in slowmo because you have to wait for block confirmations

After this surviving massacre expect to see a great rebirth of the surviving coins with real world usage, there is a specific one which is super cheap right now which will make you a millionaire in 2 years but you'll have to find out for yourself, not shilling you anything

And btw if you by any chance are still holding LINK expect to lose everything

i diversified into cyrptocurrencies

>>8121060
>thinks that you need 200 billion dollars to manipulate a 200 billion dollar market
>doesn't know that just a single market sell order caused ETH to crash from 300 dollars to 10 cents in 2 seconds last summer

I want all newfags to leave and for OP to kill himself

Pic related was just posted in another thread. It's kind of glorious.

faggots

>>8104516
>>8104577
It has already happened in the past.
ETH flash crashed on GDAX from $319 to 10 cents(!) back in June, because of a chain reaction of stop-losses and margin liquidations.
Pic related.

Not like that "dumped the entire industry on its own", the price shot right back up (although quite a bit lower). You'll have to kill all the buyers and turn off all their bots to truly "dump the entire industry".

>>8097590
It's pretty cool to watch

>>7945503
happened last year in june...got 500 ether @0.12 $