/biz/ - Business & Finance

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>>14713184
I'm 6'1.5

King of the manlets. Sometimes I lie and round up, but true 6'2 bros know the truth. It hurts, so close to making it yet so far away.

>>14644285
makes sense, if he's stuck he feel like it HAS to stay in to get it back.

But up a bit, his tiny brain wants to cash out and buy airpods like all his faggoty fortnite dancing friends.

>>14413492

>>14169084
>Why is it good for the network to have an increase in the price?
It's not. But now is our time to jew the jews. Retail was never supposed to use or get in on this, this is a B2B financial and derivatives industry tool.

The problem (for them) is, even at 1k per... it's INSANELY profitable to use smart contracts over the metric fuckton of fat ladies in offices doing 2.5 hours of actual work a week and taking home 6 figs that is currently in place.

Logistics (trucking) has an overhead cost of 85+% in negotiating, writing, and billing/processing contracts. "Hello dear boomer, would you like to go from 5-8% net profit, to 90-93% of 1.5b gross? Ok, run this program on a desktop computer, google/aws/microsoft cloud will take care of any real computing power, set the 5-10 customized parameters for your industry, and hit start contract."
>Hi, top20 trucking company. Would you like to make 300-5billion more per year by setting up a computer program that takes a fat man in a plad shirt an hour to walk you through?
Well this is my friend Sirgay

>>14090653
first they laugh at you

>>13995365
im still holding a bag from around 2k so im not fussed

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