/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28509563
>Answer his tweet
Lmao. And here I thought perhaps you were only pretending to be retarded

>>27461782
newsflash you fuckin normie it wasn’t a movement it was about money Jesus fucking fuck you’re such a fucking niggy

>>21699499
This is literally like buying stocks of VISA before the digital revolution. And instead of receiving dividends from the company - you'll fucking stake and validate transactions from your wanking-cave. If the tech works and everyone onboards this will be fucking massive - and we're talking many dollars a day in staking rewards per OMG token you own - which will skyrocket the OMG token price to the hundreds of dollars

>>15096894
>>15097777

Immediately after filing. Show proof?

>>9170071
you think its 4chan pushing the price

What is that book exactly and is it worth a read?

>>7625502

>>7262640
So what you are saying is it will either go up or down?

>>7110639
>It’s just a meme invented by the team to get people to think it’s the next ETH.
yeah a guy who does not like hype is making people think this is the next ETH, 0.09/100 FUD

>>6494472
>>6494584

>>6489158

Sounds interesting but I’m retarded and doubt I could grasp that big brain nibba paper

>>6105864

>>6001091
Still living rent free in your head

anyone invested in running a node or staking? Looking at some calculators they look insanely profitable especially f you believe in the coin.

I’m looking at a certain privacy coin node that should cost about 50k but pays 200k+/yr at the CURRENT price. I think the coin can do an easy 10x too

Am I missing something here? Is there costs or risks beyond normal crypto risks? This shit looks too good

>>5739338

Hmm

?????????

Oh look. ETH almost back to 300, ripple almost back to 0.2 even with BTC tanking.

>>4159710

>>3799492
ITT the most shilled coins on biz

>>2862759
And it got busted right after they added it. Hmmm.

>>2858975
>apita. You can buy a 3 bedroom apartment for ~150k in the city center.
"The capital of Slovakia is the eighth best city for freelancers to live in, mostly because of fast internet and the low taxes.[9] In 2017, Bratislava was ranked as the third richest region of the European Union by GDP (PPP) per capita (after Hamburg and Luxembourg City). GDP at purchasing power parity is about three times higher than in other Slovak regions.[10][11]"