/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57795668
I got into Crypto eight years ago and have absolutely nothing but debt to show for it. Meanwhile shitcoins and normies that follow group think dynamics are making bank off memes and dog coins because that's what is "with it" right now and it's weird and scary to me.

>>55803452
651600 dollars.

Enough to mortgage a house and have passive income for groceries, while still having a little left over to re-invest.

Rubicucks are a bizarre bunch. As we all know by now, RBC was shilled heavily on /biz/ by a telegram PnD group. This group either made or commissioned a ton of pepe memes before the shilling even began. Now, after being dumped on by said PnD'ers, the bagholders are clinging to the memes made by the people that scammed them for hope. It's fucking incredible.

So let me get this straight

If someone just bought 1000s of Chainlink in 2017 and let it sit on their computer doing literally fucking NOTHING for 4 years, they'd now be a multimillionaire?

How the fuck is that fair?

>>29546888
Nice trips.

Otherwise....
I mean, semis are overbought. That's a fact. And everything uses semis, not just Bitcoins. So as long as you don't sell at a loss, you will EVENTUALLY win big with SOXL.
I'm not going to go back on my original thesis, it's just that the timing wasn't super great...

>Coinbase comes back online
>Immediately buy GRT
>It starts to moon

G'night everyone. Can't wait to check my numbers tomorrow.

>>27885225
>WISH
Wish is just inferior Aliexpess. Haven't people already caught on to its products being even shittier at a higher price, with slower shipping?

>>25354216
Because they are stupid and their understanding of nuclear energy is limited to Simpsons reruns.

>>25344358
the stream of good news contract deals dried up. indexes are losing/may have lost momentum. conditions for pumping aren't ideal. since it's a pumpy memey kinda hype stock, short term traders jump ship when the wind isn't blowing the correct way. it'll settle in to some kind of flat range somewhere unless they have more good news to report, or, indexes start popping again and stuff pumps for the hell of it again.

>be newfag on /biz/ in 2017
>someone posts a link to a whitepaper for a new project called "ChainLink"
>hmm, actually sounds like a necessary component for real-world applications of smart contracts
>don't trust /biz/ enough to pool my Eth for the pre-sale
>still buy about $1000 worth for an average of something like $0.35
>sell most of it at around $4.00, can't believe my luck
>later see post about Kleros crowd sale
>feel the same epiphany, buy a good stack
>freak out as Covid starts spreading in the US
>this could absolutely wreck the economy for years, no one's going to be able to afford shitcoins
>almost sell everything
>fuck it, I believe in the project, I'll just take the risk
>sell a lot of bitcoin and Eth but keep my remaining Link and PNK
I'm glad I held it, but I could have so much more money if I just knew when to sell. I'm grateful that I have good judgment when it comes to picking projects but I'm still not a very good judge of the market.

Might as well desu
Those 12 days were a complete waste of time

Am sorry Oracle me failed you
tooking profits @ 8300

Forgive me

He dumped it on you retards when link over $1
Doubt he still owns a single link

Then they wouldn't be able to enslave all the students who bought BTC with their students loans