/biz/ - Business & Finance

>inb4 datamine
Yes

42 is based and you're a faggot.

>>19801277

Hint: Your radar is waaaaay off and you need to stop trading crypto. Like now.

Prepare for the squeeze, bobos.

>>17326319
>>17326324

>>15116243

Good question.

>>15027945
What is eating some food that your parents buy
What is not paying rent because you live with your parents?
What is self sacrifice so you arent an eternal debt slave?

>inb4 im anti social or my parents are dead
What is ramen?
What is having multiple room mates so you only pay a few 100 bucks a month?

and taxes arent that bad
>>15028031
blown out of proportion

>>15028216
Yeah, do it you cuck

>>14983454
Is this the new fud you faggots are spreading. We are the 0.01% don’t talk to me peasant

>>14805226
>I'm not wasting time with a dumbass like you anymore.
you'll be thinking about me for a long time

>>14788873
>How are you holding up during this bloodbath?

Shorters will get liquidated.

>>14732685

Ah, Ryan Celsius. The patrician's choice. I don't know you, but I do love you 42.

>>14604309

The refutation to this is so obvious that it feels like you're trolling, but for shits and gigs I'll provide a response.
Any entity in its infancy requires an "artificial" amount of mothering and care before it can eventually walk on its own and provide for itself. This happens in nature as well as for businesses. Consider Amazon, who, in its initial stages, had to leave comments and reviews on their own products to make it seem as though the service was being used and enjoyed by many people. Fast forward to today, Amazon is now actually being used and enjoyed by many people.
At this infantile stage in Chainlink's development, there simply aren't enough people using it yet to properly pay these node operators for their efforts, or nodes themselves to deliver Chainlink's service to potential users. And you can't expect people to operate nodes at a loss out of sheer faith and kindness, you have to incentivize them. We eventually will have an entire network of nodes providing information (profitably) for every conceivable industry and sector of society, but only when those industries understand the use case; a use case that won't be properly demonstrable without a bunch of nodes ready to go for them.

Final example: You're a bank. You realize, conceptually, that using Chainlink could reduce costs of daily operation dramatically. So you go over to Sergey and inquire about the service. Should Sergey say, "Sorry faggot, you're gonna have to wait until someone out there decides to create a node for you." or "Yes, we have a working network of nodes right here ready to go."

Just buy Link and get rich faggot, it's not that hard.

>>14541721
0x10362a418752d9E7a3C431941a0542F1f312Bb68

>>14464228
>inhales

>>13945666
dastardly DIGITS

>>13883568

You can take solace in the fact that you never would have cashed out anyway.

>>13799705
yes, I bought 3000 TKA. Also lots of other crap tokens shilled back then, like ZRX, QSP, AMB or REQ, which I still hold. But I don't regret taking advices from biz, I wouldn't have LINK without you guys.

When did you realize that BTC was created by major power generation corporations to offset the losses from technological improvements in renewable energy that have led to a decreased consumption of power?

>>12022640
they are waiting for you to do exactly that. stay strong fren

Where can I learn how to code?

I don't want to get another University degree, I'm going to be completing my third in a few months if everything goes well.

Is there like the equivalent of a ninja dojo I can go to full-time and just learn how to code and shit?

Get serious! Honestly has anyone been more BTFO than Craig? What a fucken nonce! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0WIluv5-Vw

>>11740493
Another day, another partnership

>>11614735

Because it's easy, they think they benefit from it, and society reinforces their learned helplessness.