/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19551187
hard to imagine a deflationary token ever becoming feasible as a currency. what's the appeal, if its not meant to be a currency? genuinely curious. im assuming there's some other value to it that im missing

>>19211002
>I don’t mean gamble, I mean buy and hold a basket of the top cryptos.
kek

>>18491955
>I don't care all that much about the value going down cause I don't plan on taking a mortgage on them

>>18472608
ah yes, the classical /biz/ strategy. buy high, sell low
>>18472668
*record scratch*
You're probably wondering how I ended up here

I cracked the code. As long as the market stays unstable, I figured out a brilliant way to make money. I just buy the most unrealistic puts possible, then set them to automatically sell once they rise 30% in value. Even the craziest shit is spiking up and down. For at least a month, I can make 30% every few days.
If I were braver, I'd just be selling to open, but I don't want to die if the market spikes the wrong day.