/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27888444
holy checked

I have been getting increasingly nervous, to the point where I literally prayed for a sign from God yesterday on if I should cash out or stay in. Seeing this thread has filled me with a strange hope. Thank you, OP.

>>17913107
im asking for even more

>shilling gold

>>10112157
You sound like the kind of person to hold LINK

There can only be one of each name. You will have to use it for everything that runs on EOS

>that thicc 216k volume

>buy buy buy, 20k is only beginning
>sell sell sell, 1k soon
hmm

>x50-75x by 2020
Bitcoin

>>7838667
these are actually gold

dis gon b gud

>>6358019
I have 16k ven. Will I make it bros?

What is a bitcoin actually? A line of code? A big fat nothing? A math problem?
I dont get it, i mean dont browse /biz/ at all, nor do i make money sitting on the computer, so dont get mad at me for being ignorant, i just want to see what it is.
The way i see it now, bitcoin and all the other similar non existent coins are something many people bought with real money, so its value rises. If its more valuable than the electricity you spend with a lot of computers mining it, or generating it, why not only mine it instead of spending real money buying it already?
I do realize that its just a large pile of cash getting bigger when people are buying it, but its going to be carnage when selling starts, thats when the fall will occur. Lets say, one bitcoin is worth 50 000, someone has hundreds of them and wants to be a millionaire now, and sells it for real money. Then another one does it, then it creates a ripple effect, its value starts to go down and in the end, there has to be ultimate winners that made their wealth on the sad and pathetic losers that didnt sell on time, and if you want complete fairness in that game, everyone gets exactly what he invested, which is impossible like in any investment business.
The more the majority clings on to it, the more it will rise in value.
Have you considered the time when to cash in?
I think this is the biggest scam ever recorded in history, but there will be a few major winners involved, with a lot of losers in the end.

>>4835195
This is when they freeze withdrawals and deposits.

Very soon the Tether scam will begin to unravel.

This will be 10x the level of Mt. Gox- don't say you weren't warned.

>>4046348
trash or not its about making cash. be a normie somewhere else

How do you know what the specialise in, business wise? Just going with what makes the most money? Or should you stick with a field you feel more passionate about?

normie

since the chinese pullback from 5k$ to 4k$, some shorting and reinvesting needed to be done, curious about what you hookers did, i hope not that the sell off broke your hands.
shorted: mtl, ltc, ant,zec, didnt have huge shares but it was efficient to reinvest them.
used the money to invest in:xzc,omg,ubq,edg,dash and block

>>3240566
yes but your opinion doesnt count

went all in ETH

how do these coins available in liqui.io relates to the mysterium network? I mean, how are they created? What attributes value to them? It seems like a great fucking idea, but i didn't understand where do these "coins" come in.

>>2422321
I can GUARANTEE none of those coins is going to moon in the next week. Probably not in the next month either.

Has anyone tried houseflipping? Is it worth it? There's this thing in my country where apartments are sold at around half the price with only the floors done and every utility put in, but nothing else. Would it be a good idea to take out a loan, buy one of those, fix it up myself and then sell it? Will I get fucked by the banks for taking loans? Do I get penalised by the banks for paying the loans early?

Also real estate general