/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52653036
-4.64%

You call this a crash, bobo?

>>14159057
and then explain why it's a better idea than just increasing max block size to 2 MB.
maybe then you get where i'm going with this, dummy.
cool youtube meme tho.

>>11477244

You know... You could just learn a trade instead and do some freelance work.

>>8330625
I don't remember. Got it from /b/ years ago.

>>5480738
>>5480723

>>4680089
Why are you trying help these leddit fags, and normies that are flooding the board. Its over yes. But let them find out the hard way!

COME ON MODS!!!
Do your job.
Please save this board from newfags.

>>4599266

>ITT thing that will never happen.

I've literally never seen a giveaway for more than $3 in coins end up real.

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But I'm posting anyway.

>>4299222

A few reasons actually:

>BTC already established and name brand.

>Blockstream shills control much of the discussion and censor discussion of anything that doesn't directly suck their dick. See /r/bitcoin for more.

>Segwit2x was promised to come after segwit as part of an agreement to ensure BTC would scale.

>Many rightly claimed that because 2x didn't happen at the same time as Segwit that this was a lie.

>Hey look, 2x just failed and only Segwit was implemented. Weird that Core devs got only what they wanted.

>Lightning network promised by Blockstream still no where in sight.

>BCC is 8mb in size instead of 1mb, so it can actually handle transfers without insane fees.

>Many lost faith in BTC, especially with 2x fork failing. So BCC is the only real competitor.

I'm sure I missed some things, but that's a few of the reasons.

1EoLULtnv4DoQ3VKm5mZdwr1QGUnubY3DR

Watch this be the only time this actually works even on a obviously fake post.

Any experience with bots?
There are free ones reviewed and advertised on YT/vimeo but do they hold what they promise?
Heard bitcoin robot has a free trial but can't find anything on their website

OP here, I'm definitely looking to start a business and work my own schedule. I know that most people who do independent trades can make >$1500 in a weekend depending on the job.

I'd be looking preferably in a field akin to flooring, where you can learn the trade without having to get an official licensure that takes 4-5 years of ball-busting at $16/hr, or even less pay than that.

Automotive tech is also on the table, although it is absolute shit for pay in 95% of America. All it takes to get in there is a couple of knowledge-based ASE exams, but you'd have to start off changing oil/washing trucks for $11/hr.