/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56830352
>LIGHTNING doesnt work.
fixed that for you

>>56677224
>elon chilling in his private discord servers with friends and family telling them to buy a ton of dogecoin before he starts shilling it on X to push the price to 4.20 or 6.66 or 0.69 etc.

Every. Single. One.

>>54457919
BNB is currently under investigation from the SEC for possibly being an unregistered security

Binance itself faces a large lawsuit about BTC and Bitcoin (as do Kraken and Coinbase iirc)

Then there was the Hydra - Bitzlato - Binance connection

All of this is confirmed, what's schizo exactly?

About the current thing with the Interpol Red Notice is indeed currently unconfirmed.

But.
Listen here retard.
The POINT of this thread is are you really willing to accept all of this risk?

>>53983446
No one cares for your excusatory attitude, just do it, get it done.

>>50508819
>anything missing?
Idk, maybe that 14 years in BTC doesn't scale and ETH 7 years after their crowdsale doesnt scale for shit either and eth2 isnt gonna fix it?

>>29902968
>silverfags are never right and never will be

Don't speak too soon.

>>29867859

maneco64 is a truly lovely person.

>>29868645

You're welcome anon.

>>29689242
Freedom is virtue, vice is slavery.

>>29664961
>store of value like BTC
>BTC
>store of value
>BTC
>value to store

>>29661313

It's not unusual, similar things have always happened in miner bull markets. e. g. First Majestic went 150x from '01 to '11, Endeavour Silver went 150x (they used to be penny stocks). I've given the DD about BHS many a time to show how you can objectively prove it would happen to that stock. I've also thoroughly researched every silver penny stock in that list >>29660837 and completely believe in them (BLLG is the best for value after BHS right now).

(I did the BHS DD for a $20 million market cap and it's now nearly double, so you have to halve all the figures now because it's getting towards $40 million):

"1000x for Bayhorse is pretty simple to demonstrate. Don Durrett says that that it is common for miners to trade at a 30x cash-flow valuation in miner bull markets. This can be the case even for one-mine producers. Starcore International Mines, a one-mine producer in Mexico which is similar to Bayhorse, did actually trade at a 30x cash-flow valuation in the ’01 to ’11 miner bull market.

It is generally agreed that Bayhorse can produce 1.3 million silver ounces per annum. At an AISC of $10, this means that Bayhorse could conceivably go 100x at $60 silver. In other words, a $1000 investment would become $100,000.

[1.3 million x 60 – 10 (50) = $65 million cash flow, x 30 = about a $2 billion market cap; present market cap $20 million.)

Extrapolating from here is easy:

At $120 silver, Bayhorse can go 200x.
At $240 silver, Bayhorse can go 400x.
At $480 silver, Bayhorse can go 800x.
At $960 silver, Bayhorse can go 1,600x.
(This last figure means that a $1000 investment would turn into $1.6 million.)

In the '60s silver bull market, Coeur Mining did actually go 1000x when silver merely doubled. And according to ShadowStats, $960 was actually the true inflation-adjusted ATH for silver, in 1980, so it's perfectly possible to see it again."

>>29657609

Be kind to people, anon.

>>28849595
Yes

>>27834171

Crypto is meant to force us into a little ponzi-scheme playpen where we all steal from one each other, instead of squeezing the banks, who are shorting the real money (gold and silver) in order to buy it up for themselves and hide inflation.

Please keep fudding so I can accumulate more

>>27661087

>Pay people.... bruh, this shit is going to become the wild Wild West. There will be armed mobs running around killing people on sight.

That never happened in any currency collapse in history. It's a Keynesian fantasy which is intended to frighten people into thinking that we need fiat dollars and monopolistic banks to maintain civilization.

"In 1923 Germany, country estates and residential properties could be acquired for very small amounts of gold — $100 bought a six-bedroom house in a fashionable street in Berlin, when US dollars were trusted gold substitutes at $20.67 to the ounce." (Reported in Stefan Zwieg’s contemporary autobiography, The World of Yesterday.)

>>27659337

Well done. Now do us proud and spread the ideals and knowledge of /pmg/ to the broader public.

>>27489731
The game has stopped

>>27443115

Every nation outside the West is hoarding gold right now. They will demand gold in exchange for goods and services and if you don't supply them with it you will get nothing. Manipulation on the COMEX will necessarily cease and silver will return to a normal 1:5 ratio with gold. Hope you get in in time, if not, good luck to you.

>>27395169

>Enjoy the silver crash in a couple weeks guys. Remember what happened in 2011? You guys investing in silver are such a joke. I'll be in crypto.

You rob from your fellow man, we conquer tyrants.

>>27382342

I already bought my shares. Several million of them right at the bottom while the Stockhouse idiots were viciously slandering the CEO and accusing him of putting fake silver ore in his production videos. Can't thank them enough for making me rich.

This is obviously what is going on right now.

1) WSB was a genuinely grassroots movement which found out how to crowd-short-squeeze hedge-funds and banks. They did this with GME.

2) Then the silver squeeze, as being the ultimate short-squeeze, was a logical progression of this. GME was short 150%, but silver is short 50,000%. It gained traction.

3) The original WSB silver thread said to buy PSLV and AG and physical and avoid SLV, but the mods censored it.

4) A new thread was then created shilling SLV and attacking PSLV and AG; mods left it up.

5) "Citadel fud" begins when people show that Citadel is long SLV, which is completely irrelevant.

6) Whole of WSB starts attacking silver, nothing but anti-silver threads on the front page.

The plan:

7) GME falls apart, short-squeeze community is bitterly divided, silver is given the blame, kills momentum in the silver short squeeze as well.

Don't let the bankers win. Keep buying silver.

This is obviously what is going on right now.

1) WSB was a genuinely grassroots movement which found out how to crowd-short-squeeze hedge-funds and banks. They did this with GME.

2) Then the silver squeeze, as being the ultimate short-squeeze, was a logical progression of this. GME was short 150%, but silver is short 50,000%. It gained traction. Both the left and the right were united.

3) The original WSB silver thread said to buy PSLV and AG and physical and avoid SLV, but the mods censored it.

4) A new thread was then created shilling SLV and attacking PSLV and AG; mods left it up.

5) "Citadel fud" begins when people show that Citadel is long SLV, which is completely irrelevant.

6) Whole of WSB starts attacking silver, nothing but anti-silver threads on the front page.

The plan:

7) GME falls apart, short-squeeze community is bitterly divided, silver is given the blame, kills momentum in the silver short squeeze as well.

Don't let the bankers win. Keep buying silver.

This is obviously what is going on right now.

1) WSB was a genuinely grassroots movement which found out how to crowd-short-squeeze hedge-funds and banks. They did this with GME.

2) Then the silver squeeze, as being the ultimate short-squeeze, was a logical progression of this. GME was short 150%, but silver is short 50,000%. It gained traction.

3) The original WSB silver thread said to buy PSLV and AG and physical and avoid SLV, but the mods censored it.

4) A new thread was then created shilling SLV and attacking PSLV and AG; mods left it up.

5) "Citadel fud" begins when people show that Citadel is long SLV, which is completely irrelevant.

6) Whole of WSB starts attacking silver, nothing but anti-silver threads on the front page.

The plan:

7) GME falls apart, short-squeeze community is bitterly divided, silver is given the blame, kills momentum in the silver short squeeze as well.

Don't let the bankers win. Keep buying silver.