/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57008124
this happened several days ago and there was a patch within a few hours of it happening.

>>56877430
all investment is gambling

>>56841006
it would be really good for consumers. and good for everyone really. but I don't think there's an incentive for businesses to suddenly cut their prices down to what they "should" be. you just have so much room there to undersell the competition at a later date. So inflation is just going to have more fuel added to it by people paying these built-in premiums in everything they're buying. you would have to introduce (and pass, good luck kek) legislation that puts a price cap on everything sold.

>>56801088
You can say that the value of a rock maintains its value against a currency forever because it's the same rock. But currencies have to inflate in order to accommodate expanding populations and economic growth. You could replace "bitcoin" in this .webm with really any other commodity out there.

>>56728242
the twist is he cuts them all so he can have a smaller number of private institutions (whom he has friends and family installed in) take over their responsibilities and, of course, their revenues

>the btc spot etf doesn't get approved this week and the price crashes somewhere above $30k

haha what if

>>56501493
All war is inflationary. So it's logical that it will take more dollars to buy the same 1 BTC in the future.

But, if bitcoin were $1 mil per coin then its market cap would be $19,527,543,000,000. A fifth of the world's economy? I don't think so. These are the numbers of speculators and economic doomers

>>56501493
war is inflationary so it's logical that it will take more USD to buy the same 1 BTC in the future.

However, if bitcoin were $1 mil a coin then btc's market cap would be 677,944,779,446,000,000 and only as of today. the author is an economy doomer.

>>56486415
>no we do want that 10k back
>see you in court

If you think the bull run will happen next winter, you need to make all your purchases soon if you want to get long term capital gains tax on your sells.

This along with ETF excitement is prompting the sudden price movement

>>56349207
I predict a second oil embargo and higher energy prices. The 70s-80s are happening again

>>56331017
>>56331032
>>56331079
>>56331353

"There's a sucker born every minute" - P.T. Barnum

>>56332257
It's not that bad of news for Binance. Binance alleges they have $1 bil but they have only spent $30 mil of it is basically the news. What people ought to be more concerned about is the pending litigation against Binance US, and even "other methods" of blocking people's access to the Binance platform.

>>56270903
>a hub to support web3 and digital assets
China simply wants more businesses, to do business in China because that means more tax revenue

>>56196746
>get $5 million
>put it in investments that return even as little as 5%
>$250,000 per year income
>plenty to live off of and reinvest for compounded gains

>interest rates going up

why is this a bad thing? Just get into the business of lending money. Personal loans right now are going for around 10% apr to people with good credit

>>55963536
scammer

>>55910395
this. this is an advertisement

>>55899853
Oh, there ain't no rest for the wicked
Money don't grow on trees
I got bills to pay, I got mouths to feed
There ain't nothin' in this world for free

>>55884815
wait, which rental property or properties pay for all the taxes and management of all the properties? And are all these properties owned?

>>55832012
>2024
>trump's new felony convictions drive away core republican voters on voting day
>desantis runs on another ticket and splits the vote
>biden says some catchy goofy shit that becomes a meme and manages to convince the left and enough middle voters that his administration prevented the GFC 2
>wins

screenshot this

>>55823457
>>55823853
this
>funny comedy show
>crypto exists
>funny comedy show makes joke about crypto

except it's just jokes. i'm sure matt groening didn't go and study blockchain before just writing low hanging fruit jokes, and I'm sure the average normal person is an absolute idiot when it comes to trading

>>55758423
just wait for real estate to crash here when everyone realizes they bought more than they could afford

>Verification not required.

>>55642670
ok sure I'll pay it, treat me :)

>>55633340
same. I have asked friends and family about it a bit as a kind of sentiment check. They don't spend any time thinking about it, and for the couple of times we have talked about, what is in the front of their minds is scams