/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21119673

He's right. The usecase is pure hopium.

LINK makes less from Oracle fees than a lemonade stand.

>>21010536

Welp, at least it's going to be a spectacular crash once the retarded hype dies down and the clueless morons realize there's actually nothing behind this business..

Their earnings from fees on secure API data feeds are like a few hundred bucks of month, which is comparable to a successful lemonade stand run by toddlers.

The crypto market will never cease to amaze me with how stupid it is.

>>20666873
>You can’t place limit orders that low.

You back in 2019 when this order was actually initiated.

The limit was not imposed retroactively on existing orders on the books.

I mean, still a good chance is was CZ.

>>16716625
>horrendous Depression.

Depression is actually a coping mechanism of the ego.

The ego wants to protect itself, produce a justification for your failures in life, failures to compete with peers, and assign it to some condition or impairment which is out of your control.

That's absolute bullshit.

You have to accept and recognize your failures, stop telling yourself you have depression, and start improving yourself and your situation.

t. Has a father who claims to have depression, but I know he's just an ego-centrist fuck-up and produced this depression thing as an alibi for getting fired from his job and not succeeding at finding new work.

>>16619193
>Why is everything about Chainlink so ambiguous and left to the imagination?

Because the only value to a shitcoin is its hype potential, as you've seen through 2017.

Fraudulent misrepresentation of partnerships is the only way for these vaporware scams to recruit more idiots to buy worthless premine tokens.

>>16334768

>Tfw just bought a townhouse in Oakville and already worth 40,000 more than the deal I closed back in October...

Let's face it, Toronto is the powerhouse of the Canadian economy, everyone has to come here to earn the bigger dollars. It's also the landing pad for all immigrants basically, who want to live close to their ethnic clusters.

>>15720303
>These markets exist solely to take money from people like us. Please be safe and don't over-leverage yourself.

Yep.

Be very VERY conservative if using any leverage. There's real fucking sharks out there preying on novices.

I played around a bit and gave the assholes on the other side of the bet $3,000 of my hard earned dollars.

I'm betting King Nigger also hedges with an opposite bet for every position his retail accounts make.

>>15584931

Absolutely this.

The SEC have been slowly and methodically working across the shitcoin ICO scams these past few years.

They're leaving the juicy scams like XRP and LINK for last.

>>12100735

Jesus.

And people STILL hold this?

Also, what's the investment pitch if they're simply tokenizing assets? Why would anyone expect capital gains if they're doing a 1:1 tokenization? Without going through legal securitization, this seems like a horrifically sketchy sales pitch.

>>11938248

>Perpetuation the "retire" narrative

And sit around idle for 60-70 years?

Are you fucking insane? That would drive any person with a functioning intellect into madness. Life with absolutely no purpose but pleasure.

You might as well grab a gerbil and some steroids, and call yourself a fucking homosexual.

>>2327381
Im doing lyft and uber but its not really a good or reliable job. im applying in the meantime but have heard back from anything.

Considering trying out Job Corps or a local program to get started in the trade industry. Went to popular trade/vocation site today with a string of campuses in michigan, seems like it'll be 20k for a years worth of training with at least 80% chance of finding a job after it's all done with, though, I'd need to move and buy a car plus insurance to be able to get back and forth to it on a daily basis.

What are your thoughts on getting started in the trade industry with no prior work experience?