/biz/ - Business & Finance

>"free market capitalists"
>have to put "circuit breakers" to force the market to halt when people start selling a bit too fast (but never when they're buying very fast)

What is wrong with these Jews?

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>>5071975
>Bancor

>Put 1$ into coin with no volume for laughs
>It moons 100x in a week on millions in volume
>Put 1000$ into a stable, solid coin with established volume
>Volume drops to nothing and dumps 25%

>>4780132

I've been holding this since 0.25. Hold it you fucking pussy.

>set bid below market price
>get filled
>set sale 5% above for 97% of position

Why the fuck didn't anyone tell me this shit was this easy?

>Bittrex Soon
>Muh overlord <insert developer with no portfolio>
>We are the x marines

Why did you list ADA this week if you're delisting other real non-ICO coins for being "securities"

Ada claims to represent shares in a japanese company. Why did you add that this week?

>>3603791
>stocks

Worthless. The board can and will issue more shares anytime they want. for small cap companies this is extremely common, even INFINITE authorized shares is posible.

Buy bitcoin you stupid faggot, own something that is set in stone from the moment it's created.

I bet you think more bitcoin will be made out of thin air so you keep chasing SEC-sanctioned scam stocks with no actual future.

>>3561196
>ICO

>>3534666
>>3534604
>measuring value in (((american federal reserve))) fiat

>>3157820
>"shutting down" a network that has no servers and runs via a network of nodes all around the world

>utility tokens

That's nice and all OP but you didn't link the website, or the white paper, or information about the developers, or anything.

>>2970237
Started with stocks years ago. Didn't make that much (except for buying a few shares of Amazon), but the introduction to finance was invaluable.

As for crypto, started with $5,000 in an ICO back in April.

Currently sitting on somewhere around $50,000.

>>2858105
Ignore him.

If the charge is being guilty of shilling a project that:
a) involves Vitalik himself
b) has with a looming McDonald's partnership in Thailand
c) is building its own PoS blockchain
d) is not even in the top 25 in market cap
e) has already proven itself in payment markets for last 4 years
f) their payment app support all major cryptos and fiat
g) has good white labeling system

Then yes, we're guilty as sin. We're fucking shameless shills. Whoopdeedoo.

The day it switches over to its own chain - though it may be months away - is the day it moons. I'm making a conservative estimate of $5 per token, compared to the current $1.18.

So yeah, long term HODL.

>>2853627
>Agenda is the world's only application to grant regular people a financial reward when accomplishing items on their to-do list. We plan to make this a very crucial tool for developing discipline for the average person by paying them to do what they should be doing normally.

>Users will write out their tasks and submit to the platform. They will list what the task is, the time they expect it to be done, and how many Agenda Tokens they opt-in. Nearing the time of completion, a voting contract will be initiated and three people will be called upon and they're called Verifiers. Verifiers can only opted-in by sending a certain amount of tokens to a contract and that is for leverage to maintain honesty and not to abuse the system and release/withhold rewards without verifying. Near the end of the allotted time, the user will upload a picture, video, or text for the Verifiers to check that the tasks or goal has been accomplished and release the reward to the user.

I am mentally struggling to understand how anyone can see this as a good idea.

>>2651247
This is true, but trips include a dubz, so this is fair according to jurisprudence, no?

>>2018729
While that does sound interesting, isn't the market already saturated with those? It feels like every 5th ICO is for some variation of a new platform from which people can start and crowdfund their own projects.

Unless there is something *really* unique in this one that I'm missing.

Also, how does the token even contribute to how the platform functions?

>>695327
>You don't need to know the technology to understand the business.


Because Blackberry didn't need to understand the incoming shift towards smartphone technology and Kodak didn't need to adapt to the shift towards digital cameras because they were sure of their positions and didn't need any of this newfangled technology.