/biz/ - Business & Finance

So /biz/, how do I join a pump n dump group?

i bought bitcoin at $7400 thanks to you assholes

>>4006526

So close for my lambo

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-09-27/bitcoin-more-than-just-a-fad-morgan-stanley-ceo-gorman-says

Our guy

I started a crypto-related website where you can get microtasks done and pay in bitcoin or a ton of altcoins.

I opened it up with third-partys supplying tasks (they dont pay much) for the site and got 1k users.

I now want to expand to actually having people join, pay in crypto for tasks, and get their tasks done. A couple existing users have paid and put up their own tasks.

Types of tasks are just like typical microjobs: social network shares/follows, sign up to x site, try out this mobile app, anything you need done by a ton of people.

How can I go about finding employers/advertisers for something like this?

would it benefit /biz/ if we pooled all of our knowledge with an eternal general on the board?

Newbie, salty nocoiner (and aspiring Lambonaire) here with a bunch of serious questions:

(1) Operations: Blockchains are frequently explained as 'distributed ledgers'. With increasing transaction volume, won't these ledgers get increasingly harder to maintain, eventually requiring gigantic storage and entailing excrutiatingly long transaction confirmation times?

(2) Custom Blockchains: Why will organizations in the real world adopt existing blockchains? For example, what exactly stops the banks from getting together and creating their own custom blockchain solution (geared towards the specifics requirements of their own industry) instead of using the Ethereum or Bitcoin blockchains? If they start using their own chain of blocks, what will give the various existing cryptocoins value?

(3) Taxation: You budding cryptomillionaires probably wouldn't prefer to pay taxes on your gains. Currently, cryptocurrency is accepted nearly nowhere, so your only way to realize gains is to convert to fiat, which is when Uncle Taxman comes knocking. These taxes can be as low as nothing to as high as 85% (Scandanavian countries?). Shit, even converting them to physical gold is tracked in many countries. Any thoughts about this? What are your strategies?

PS: Sorry for yet another crypto thread. Maybe we should make this a crypto General/FAQ/SQT thread...