/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11293572
It seems like a lot of the worlds problems stem from the wrong types of people controlling the narrative. Maybe crypto will save us from that but I doubt that. It seems like the further we stray from direct financial transactions the worse off we are.
Some people complain about things like why does the stock market close during certain hours or why is there a physical location to exchange stocks with brokers during open hours but in a way I envy it, the human interaction.
It feels like as we eliminate the physical tangible utility of trading like removing brokerage and mercantilism and the textility of gold coins and the weight and responsibility of trading large amounts of money and shift towards things like Amazon using drones to fly robotic deliveries of groceries to your house so you can use a credit card your grandpa bought you so you can stuff your fat face with donuts and cheetos all day every day we are truly creating an upper-lower class of people with infinite incomes but subfinite social skills who will continue to starve us with their unknowing of how to even use money since all they know how to do is consume and not produce. We in a way eliminated bullying and the need for social exile and outcasting/shunning the moment we adopted things like paper bank notes, online banking, credit and debit cards, elminating gold, crypto currency.
Its exciting to think you can get rich from pushing some buttons on the computer but not everyone is responsible enough to get rich this way.
Some people will literally rot themselves waiting to become happy while they are capable of it but dont know how to face the reality they are the only reason unhappiness follows them.

>inb4 I know you are but what am I
No faggot money should be gold and it should be heavy and if you have 100,000,000 moneys it should be heavy enough and shiny enough that if your fat ass cant protect it taking it home from the bank then some nigger will kill you for it and actually spend it.

>>11261982

This is shit that you don't want to own too much of unless you got it under a penny or two.

>>11200325

> 240 Employees to support with Ripple having 60% of XRP supply

> Founders having 20% of supply

They will need a lot of dumping to support 240 employees, execs, marketing paying Snoop Dogg, Clinton, Madonna and of course the lifestyles of the Founders.

XRP the fucking Standard. No wonder this shit was half a penny in early 2017 after dumping in 2013.

>>10639452

I remember some Anon kept posting it's bottoming at $.02 for months with some pornstar getting banged.

>>10527258

Anon told me this was dropping to $.02. Why not wait?

>>10524392

I was told by an Anon that $.02 was the price to buy it at.

>>10509636

I should have listened to that Anon who said this was going to dump to $.02

I thought the 2¢ REQ meme was funny as hell when I saw it posted a couple months ago. Unfortunately I got suckered into buying REQ at $.19 being told it was like stealing XD

It isn't a meme after all. I dropped by REQ bags after mozzy gate. Maybe I'll buy at 2¢ but I have a feeling it can drop much lower than that. The volume is that of a dead coin right now and I don't see it getting better.