/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28628014
Yeah, still alt season. Going to be at least a month or two before normies get the crypto mania again, but keep an eye on social media just in case.

>>19652987
imagine if we didn't at least have 4chan to be ourselves on. i might go insane.
fuck chinamen and fuck blacks, the racist sons of botches.

The common consensus among rich people right now is that many of the fiat currencies in circulation will within a few decades simply be worthless.
A new financial system is established about every 40 years, or updated, upgraded, etc.
We're about 50 years out now and are overdue for a upgrade or transition into something better than the literally thousand year old current fiat systems presently being used.
We're in the 21st century now and we're still using fiat currency systems dating back to the fucking 15th century.
And when you actually do have a lot of money one of your major concerns is inflation, and all fiat suffers from it bc of the errors in its creation.
So these turbo rich fags who are for the largest part occultists have invested in Reserve because its the most advanced stable currency system thats ever been thought up.
They want the Reserve protocol to work because they don't want their wealth to overnight become worthless because it was in some fiat currency that ultimately fails.

Reserve much like Chainlink was designed as solutions to problems facing not the commoners and peasants of the world but rather problems that keep the elites awake at night.
Once the mainnet goes live, these people will be able to sleep at night knowing their money is in the most stable position it can possibly be in while the margin for failure of the system is less than 1%.

As with all things in elite finance, security and stability reign supreme and Reserve delivers on those key components which is precisely why you see big money behind this project.

>>19354987
i take it all back. all in on BSV now

>>17078886
thats true. what is the market value of an N word pass?

>>16464246
This is the promised stack.

>>16450104
>the state of /biz/