/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49855541
My god anon get yourself together. If you're splitting hairs about $7 link or $5 link you don't know what link is and your will is so flimsy you won't hold long enough

the absolute state

Just put 9 eth on it - profits goes into btc let's gooooo

Got in a .64 and holding 29k tokens. Selling 9k at 10$ holding the rest to Mars.

holding both rubic and asko right now, real comfy

Buy Lazarus at presale price or stay poor you fags

>>23043852
Anon, when I was 18 I threw all my birthday money into LINK, as it was cheap and affordable enough, and a promising technological revolution. I'm sorry XRP is the best shitcoin you have at making for yourself a life. (I did start working full-time 3 days after I turned 16), but I'm sorry for you. I wish you had better options as did I.

I have a mortgage with an interest rate of 2.01%.
From the middle of next year if I overpay more than 10% of the remaining balance during the course of the year I will incur an over-payment charge of 2% on my over-payments down from the current 3%.

As 2.01% > 2% am I correct in thinking that from the moment the new overcharge rate takes effect I should overpay as much as possible?
The reasoning being the overpayment charge will be less than the interest I would have paid anyway?

>>17665385
Imagine the serenity, tranquility, and inner peace.

>>17663558
T E C H N O L O G Y
C O M P U T E R S
T H E F U T U R E

>>15025893
They're called nulinkers. And they're better late than never because no price to buy in is a bad price to buy in

What use do chainlink tokens have in the future? What does one do with such a thing? How will it make me a rich, anons?

I recently learned that around 80% of platinum is mined in South Africa.

Considering whites are the only ones capable of running deep earth mining operations, and South Africa is slowly edging towards Zimbabwe 2.0 thanks to communist niggers and jews, it seems like we might see STAGGERING increases in prices as you need platinum for the manufacturing of catalytic converters, and political revolution in South Africa would annihilate the world's supply.

I'm thinking about adding some Platinum Eagles to my stacks as I could see $4000+ platinum when SA collapses or if Russia (who mines another 10%) decides to ever cut off the West.

Thoughts?

>>4244031
WTC
KMD
LINK
SALT

>>3682299
we'll all end up like 12k yrs ago how there were tons of weird ppls and tribes

>>3519679

Solid project, experienced devs, very active community, will enter new exchanges, wraith protocol will be released in september, there will be a greater run into privacy coins because of BTC IRS analysis tools, just released a shitload of new wallets, many more things to come in the future. Low downside risk, very high upside potential, etc, etc.

At this price, it's literally the steal of the century. Put a few tenners into it atleast, you won't regret it. I've tripled my money in about a month or so with it.

>>3235274

wait a few years. You'll be shitting the floor and pulling your hair out because you didn't buy at the right time. Screenshot this.

>>3192638

Solid project too. Just bought 500. Allready making decent profits. After rebrand, many lambos. What happened to NEO will fuel this coin to even greather hights. Screenshot this.

>>3152951

You are right... i nearly doubled that figure to 925 now at the expense of Ark, which is at 250 now. Seems like a good trade off. Thanks.

Few and far between right biz..? Majority of the roadmaps I've looked at seem to end around 2018... what does this mean for the future? Do devs plan on exit scamming all of us... does crypto die an early death in 2018?
Discuss roadmaps and the seeming lack of innovation beyond muh adaptation of the block chain to something that will never be accepted by normies en mass

>>3041229
>that feel