/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25540246

LMAO

>Stuart said XRP is on an open, permissionless ledger. Also adding this, he said he heard evidence that the United States securities and exchange commission (SEC) announced that they are going to inaugurate a node on XRP ledger and also on other open, permissionless ledger.

>guys I totally heard...

Lol turns out SEC decided not to inaugurate an XRP node but instead to sue the company and its executives for securities fraud

>>21121550

Yes, see, what's happened is that Sergey Nazarov hatched a brilliant and unbeatable scheme, to slowly, over years and years and years, pump the value of his useless shitcoin into the Top 10, in the longest-running PnD in the history of human trade

The alternative explanation, that these retards are shorting link and are desperately trying to get the price down before they go bankrupt, is clearly too convoluted to be true

>>21115069

lmao remember when Julian and his special needs Discord thought they were the masters of the universe because they'd caught a ride on some bubbles, tried to swing BUIDL at 45 cents, and then watched in helpless rage as their bags were bought up and the coin went straight to $1 and now to $5

I think they had 75k plus and he's barely been able to accumulate 7k now. If this hits $12 he'll have pissed away a million fucking dollars lmao

>>21045317
>Julian still seething

>>21036993

LEL

>a single worker earning $20,000 would get a 3.85% cut
>but a couple earning a combined $275,400 would get a 3.82% cut!

They went full apples to oranges and they STILL couldn't make the math fit the narrative, and then they just published it anyway!

>>21004980
>The devs never said anything,

Exactly.

"Hey, can't help but notice you guys just made yourselves filthy rich while absolutely fucking destroying the value of our investment, any comment on that"
>lol no we don't talk price or trades
"Uh, without talking price or trades specifically, could you then commit to a less Hiroshima-inspired style token spend on the next unlock"
>lmao no trade or price talk here XD

Sure feels good to be investing in a token where you know for a certainty the devs will cheerfully destroy the value of the project in order to get rich quicker

>>21003033

lmao poor Simeon, the tragic figure at the heart of the Dumbest Short in Crypto History

Why didn't you try shorting Ripple, that might've worked

>>20971360

This. I'm winning big on some other plays, and if things go even remotely well I should be able to retire.

Then, it's time to figure out what to do with life. I think I'll start a sanctuary for orphaned bear cubs.

>>20970188

lol oh god you guys only have the 3 different things to say, don't you

>link, which is a protocol allowing smart contracts to use off-chain information, which will be absolutely necessary for DeFi to work in the real world, is exactly the same as this shit premine that does literally nothing that every other token doesn't also do

Now you go to "you're just fudding to buy in cheap sirs!"

What's the other one, probably that $5,000 from a Microsoft contest 3 years ago, that you street shitting scammers keep trying to say is a "partnership"

lmao, two weeks here and you still haven't figured one single thing that this shitcoin does that every single other token doesn't do

>>20914319

lmao RIP Simeon

>>20881640

lmao another day closer to liquidation

I'll sell half a linkie and buy fine champagne to drink when you go out of business

>>20845514

lmao you mean shitcoin named after an internet meme turned out to be a scam

>>20843673
>he doesn't get liquidated until about $9

>It should be obvious when it happens because the utilization rate of chainlink on aave will tank very suddenly

Rock hard thinking about it desu

When it's all over, some talented autist should write the Song of the Dumbest Short in Crypto (Sloppy Job, Simeon), for addition to the hilarious saga of linkies

also forgot to add my own S so

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>>20813201
>We’re all in this together, even you anon.

Not so much him, because he works for a company that decided to short LINK and is getting btfo, and now is desperate for anything to get the price down so they don't go out of business lol

>>20789758
>blacks
>people

>>20776484
>>20776451
>>20776416
>>20776424
>I should have sold the top.

Negro we're not even at $1b yet and we're entering a new bull market

In 2017, NEM hit $15b. NEM.

>>20771694
>why everyone is calling this a Ponzi scheme

Because they're fucking furious that they missed out on a top 5 project when it was 1m, 50m, 100m, 300m, and now 600m marketcap, and thus they must convince themselves that they were actually just too smart for this and 15,000 other people are all gullible rubes.

A ponzi scheme uses people's money to create the APPEARANCE of growth, when in fact all that's happening is a guy taking people's money, keeping a bunch for himself, and using the rest to produce fraudulent "returns" to his "investors." You give money to a guy, he disappears with it, you start getting payouts, but it's all opaque because of course then you'd just see him splitting up noob checks.

A "ponzi" that is completely open and transparent about everything it does, which is completely predictable and automated, and from which anyone can withdraw all their money at literally any second they want, is not a ponzi.