/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>10743373

>the centuries of consumer protection laws built up over time were just a jewish trick
>let me get scammed by hackers, exchanges and scam artists

>>10107654

tether only prints to meet demand

why are crypto holders such losers in general?

>next generation economy

>he didn't sell at 390k

it's almost as if you wanted to be poor

i don't get you neckbeards, it is like you don't have common sense. Money first developed because it was more convenient to trade bits of gold than to barter in an economy, then it was moved to paper gold because it was even more convenient for commerce. The key is that the currency has to be useful for commerce. Who on earth is going to trade with bitcoins or buy things with it when everyone is just hoarding/speculating on it?

you NEETS fucked up everything in life, what makes you think you aren't just a sucker this time around too?

How does liberalism deal with the following scenario:

Companies X & Y each own a plantation of 50 trees. These are the last 100 trees left on earth. If there are ever less than 99 trees left on earth, all life will die.

Will the limit of 99 be respected? If so, how is it decided who will cut the last tree?