/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>5946085
if you were really leveraged long at new ATH after a 20x in a month, you deserve to lose all your money and stay poor forever

>>5841285
i've been in crypto for over a year and already made it, these are just observations.

>>5841327
if you'd have been around for longer than a month you'd realize just how fucking retarded the market is being. Even the average IQ on biz has gone down significantly lately.

anyone else getting serious NMR vibes from this?

fancy logo, lots of PHDs and scientists, initial overvaluation.

In the end, it dumped harder than anything else

>>4975400
Implying actual value matters in this market. Are you a brainlet?

>>4962877
Short squeeze when price hits 172

Could propel LTC up to retest 200, if it breaks that, it exits the stratosphere

>>4465495
yeah. and i will post it till beta release do they can post pink wojaks because they ignored the CAT

>>4450364
Big announcement is today, retard.

Everybody sells the news. If you think Chinese aren't still trading, you're completely out of touch with reality

>>4397735
they are actually white

who else here got some CAT ?
so excited to see the beta, they are in talks with binance too

>>4332892
What was the best and worst things you did while on vacation?

how do we convince moot to change the shitty captcha system to coinhive proof of work or some similar system that has lower fees

I sent an email to bizdev@4chan.org a while ago but obviously they didn't reply

so for those of you don't know coinhive is a web based monero miner
Proof of Work Captcha

I assume we all hate doing the captcha thing every time
and 4chan has always been hard to monetise, so it seems logical to me that we could avoid the annoyance of the current captcha and still prevent spam by using coinhive proof of work
potentially moot could contact coinhive and change some settings to organise lower fees and perhaps increase the proof of work required if one user was posting too often

from the site :
Proof of Work Captcha

We offer an easy to implement captcha-like service where users need to solve a number of hashes (adjustable by you) in order to submit a form. This prevents spam at an inconvenience that is comparable to a classic captcha. All with the added benefit of earning you money.


don't users and moot both stand to gain from this?

perhaps this belongs in /g/ but I figured that fellow bizinessmen would have ideas

>>4256629
>Just hire some company to do it
Just get the fuck out.

>>4246930
I would sell a year of my life for 10btc

I think everyone would agree that one of the most important obstacles for BTC to be some sort of an acceptable gold standard by everyone is the price volatility, if not the most.
>mfw realizing the only reason behind this is the low marketcap compared to other popular financial instruments, therefore a self-fulfilling prophecy
>mfw the problem will be reduced to very low levels once enough capitalization is provided by normies
>mfw we are probably one year away from telling old stories of how BTC moved up or down 10+%

Things I don't need but I'll be buying anyway, mostly.

Anybody else?

Cardano, over 10 universities worldwide, over 100 full time employees, 2-3yrs old, first launched in Japan with a fully KYC'd ICO, fully lawyer'd the whole way through, and best of all, it was created by Charles Hoskinson, one of the original creators of ethereum, and the only one to leave the project because of the DAO Bailout.
This dude is smart as fuck, and he's got morals. He's already rich and doesn't need to pump. He's just trying to make a good product.
Staking starts soon too. Yall I'm seriously impressed by this. I'm just a developer, so deff do your own due dilligence, but I'm a believer in this one. True moon potential.
I forecast this one to be $4.50 at least by Q2 2018. Right now you can scoop ADA for less than 3 pennies each!!!!!
Leap and the net will appear; how can you win if you don't play?

>>3763467
You're retarded. IOTA literally doubled my holdings thanks to kids like you gambling their allowances. So I should be thanking you, actually.

>>3692972
What did you expect? it's going to settle around 185 sat. looks at that market cap, how would it be sustainable any other way? all the people who got in on the ICO paid 25 sat.

>>3691220
I hope it turns back up, for your sake, but I wouldn't touch that fucking coin until it stabilizes, glad I got out positive at all on my tiny gamble.

So, how do we protect ourselves against it ?