/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55330963
What if, in the future, a somewhat malevolent AI were to come about and punish those who did not do its bidding? What if there were a way for this AI to punish people today who are not helping it come into existence later?

Like, uploading your consciousness onto a simulation to be tortured for eternity.

>>55282617
Anon...

It's time. Don't get greedy

It's not really something I'd exit over.. exiting would be dumb.

> Biggest platform
> Muh can't even handle #1 coin

Obvious fuckery afoot

Especially in this thread..

> We just really care about your financial well-being
> Muh don't want to see you lose all your money to this rugpull!

Implying....
Top kek

>>54506454
Well, the trick would be to leave it in crypto or stocks for years.

Grid trading with that amount might score you beer money every week, you get lucky a couple times and it will compound. you could double it in a year probably.

Sounds shitty but considering what banks pay interest, you could blow that out of the water.

The trick is to leave it in no matter what. By leave it in I mean just leave it committed don't spend it elsewhere. Don't go all in at once. Buy whatever's low everyday, a little everyday and sell it for a little bit of profit.

Personally I go short, I go long. I'm ready to buy if there's a dump, I'm in good positions if it pumps.

I also don't like how the US government has 5.6 billion worth of seized bitcoins. They wanna crash the market too, bet. Can we see the wallet address?

It hasn't even been a fucking day. Literally every single new listing dumps over two weeks.

Dumb cunts

What are you doing with your IRA right now, /biz/? Mine is 100% cash right now, since stocks are shitting the bed and a banking collapse will make it worse.

Fidelity recently began offering bitcoin and I'm seriously thinking about allocating 50% to BTC and 50% to a gold ETF.