/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51688795
if you consider >>51688592 "pumping"

So I was too busy schizing out over Schwab software today, did Powell say anything important?

Brothers, the infidels have been purged, now only true and honest bobos remain, stronger than ever, purer than ever, we press forward, downward.

Still think its got one last big dipper in it

>>29426482
i think you know

>>21979952
>people were shorting it like crazy and every day you'd see liquidations until the top to 19k.
These were terrible times. I saw it all. Things have changed since then...

Watch out for thee Darth Maul candle. That will mark the end of the 2020 Bull Strut.

Noone said dumping a coin with a $120 billion mcap to $2400 with cartoon bears would be easy
We will press onward.

The crab must have some weakness

Yeah, I'm thinking we're going to $4100

The Big Dump™ is near. I can smell it.

We don't wanna kill your portfolio, but trust us, we will

What will I do with you guys? Haven't you learned your lesson by now? Look at the cold hard reality for one second here. How many times will you need to be betrayed and lied to before you realize that this token isn't going anywhere? This time around, I'm not baiting or fudding. This is legitimate concern I'm willing to show for fellow /biz/nessmen. I admit that I was myself deeply invested in STA, because the idea, even if poorly implemented could really have shaken cryptocurrency and more specifically the psychological perception people have of it and DeFi in general. STA being an index fund inside this godforsaken and highly volatile market is undoubtedly a strong selling point for seasoned investors.

Selling point that you failed to convey. Why? Because first of all, the dev team is lacking the proper communication skills and network to truly advertise the value behind the project. Otherwise, the generous anon who found out about it wouldn't have had to go so low as to advertise it as a money printing machine. Second, because it doesn't have its place. I'm not saying that there is no use case. It's that the people in crypto aren't looking for guaranteed small gains over time. You are basically trying to convince gamblers to leave their greed behind and contribute to a pool in order to help make the project grow. How many do you think are still holding their tokens and haven't even put 0.0001 STA or ETH in order to maximize their potential gains? Poor Johnathan.
Third, as with all assets in crypto, it does look like a ponzi scheme. On top of that, despite its risk aware investor friendly appearance, you are betting on the success of not one but FIVE cryptocurrencies to pump the value up. And as of right now, the market is not in a good state. But BTC, ETH and Link are, pathetically slowly still, recovering. The same cannot be said for Statera.

For all of you early whales who are still in profit. Make use of the $352k liquidity while there's still time left.

I've seen many bubbles burst in my time

About 16 hours ago a whale sent 6,000 btc from coinbase to an unknown wallet. Now, why would she do that? Because traders see it and think its a whale putting it away for safe keeping. Meanwhile, the distribution continues.

Hold onto your shorts, brothers. This could get bumpy.

ffffffffffff..hhh..... Phhhhhhhhhhh