/biz/ - Business & Finance

It's interesting that the only people who continue to bitch and moan about bancor are linktards. Guess you need to get every drop of copium out of this shitshow before you need to find a new thing to explain why nobody wants your shit. Can't wait for nexo and bancor to go fully bust. I can't think of anything else. Maybe vitalik is suppressing stink can be the best schizo theory

At one point 6-7 dollars was the shitpost and you've had to move the goal post even further. The fact that this is still unthinkable is further bolstering my belief that we have lower to go and are nowhere fucking close to capitulation kek

Anybody notice hbaggie shilling is out of control last few weeks? Now they're flooding unrelated threads with their bullshit. How inorganic can you get

Is this just a clf dead cat bounce?

>>21722599
M8 I would be happy if I could just free myself from the student loan jew. I spent 5 years in college for a mech e degree and am now trapped in a position I'm overqualified for and am painfully underpaid. 75k student debt. Worst part is that I tried to be good to my dad by refinancing the parent loan into my name only for him to die cooming himself to death 3 months later.

I am still holding I guess. But it still feels bad man.

>>20953273
Well only 16 billion minted of 100 billion cro.
>>20953464
It's a weird spot to be in really. I mean I don't see any reason to unstable my jade green, but if I ever unstake, I don't think I'm coming back to CDC. Swipe and amon are gonna destroy this.

My concern here is they are gonna move everyone to cro, mint enough to drop the prices down to current levels, and mco holders won't be able to say shit.

>>20702304
That's hardly sketchy you mong. Think about how interest is paid. Then think about how crypto moves in prices. Then put two and two together and you have your answer. Now, you can disagree with the practice. That's fine. Other companies can do it so why can't they?

But the answer isn't some elaborate WELL THEY ARE STEALING YOUR MONEY. Very likely it's a more stable way of paying interest.