/biz/ - Business & Finance

>be op
>rich but will always be a huge 600lbs faggot
>will always have to pay a woman to even look at him
>decides to take out anger on humble shrimp farmers who happen to be blockchain enthusiasts
>put up a wall on the most innovative piece of tech
>laughs as his massive man tits lactate
>*bzzt bzzt*
>"h-hello"
>"take down the wall charles or we expose your pedophilia"
>hfw

>>7942640
>(you)

>>7369379
>what happens after "Return to normal?"
shut up Shut up SHUT UP

>got into stocks and crypto in nov
>3 months later they crash

sorry guys it's my fault

>it's real

WHAT THE FUG

>>7301798
>if I wish upon a star...
Dream on, /v/fag.

>>7209172
>WWAAAAHHHHH

>>7167385
>finally I'll be able to buy a graphic card to play my oculus waifu sims

>t.

>I'll show them

DELET THIS

>>6977731
I might be a normie newpal, but wouldn't it take them a lot of mining time just to break even on this, especially considering the electricity costs? I get that they'll probably try to resell the cards at some point, or if they're assholes they'll try to bring them back to the store on the last possible day for returns, but wouldn't it likely have been more profitable and simply, well, easier to just use that money to actually buy cryptos?

I'm mining on an old graphic card since over a month now, and I made like $50. I would have to mine over a year to make up the price of the card, and that's with free electricity. Are those multi-gpu rigs that profitable enough to mine with that it makes sense to just buy a bunch of them off the shelf?

>>6769344

>>6667833
>that will teach them for buying muh graphic cards

This POS would never mine for me. Trying to good you assholes.

I put everything on ARK
You told me it would moon.
Now I can't sell it, nor I can trade anymore.
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH