/biz/ - Business & Finance

>bitcoin goes up
>it's a straight line

There is not a single human being with money currently buying btc, it's all just bots constantly recycling & pumping various amounts of tether. It's so obvious it's kinda sad.

I know it doesn't require a margin account but, what happens if it goes against my bet, do I get liquidated? I don't understand the mechanics of it but it still sounds sketchy as fuck, like everything binance related.

>>17208006

>He didn't sold at 10k after jumping from 7,3k
>Imagine not selling right now thinking this jump is going anywhere but down again

>All this fake talk about golden bull runs while Bitfinex and Binance are actively exit scamming in front of everyones eyes

Congrats on this, seriously.

>>13260023
I'm currently about a year into my career, been able to save avg. of 5k per quarter up until now. 20k/yr *10 yr = 200k, it's doable bros. Sad part is I'm paying about 40% of my income to rent, and can't invest in property for a while (modest 2bed/bath is 250-300k on the low end in my location). I know it's a short history, but I think am doing alright so far... How can I improve my situation? Make about 50k/yr before taxes btw

>>12938304
>about 70% of companies go bankrupt within 10 years or fall to few dollars and never recover

>>12695042
>>12696472
>Because you thought a fucking browser plugin token is a good idea
>Uber? that's fucking stupid, why would anyone want to drive people around for money?
>BAT? that's fucking stupid, why would anyone want to get paid to deal with ads?

>>5096094