/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11172934
Thats nice, anon, but you're just coasting on a complete lack of responsibility for anyone other than yourself.
Living frugally with zero dependents is hardly worth bragging about. Get back to us when you actually have to take responsibility for a few souls other than your own.

Is 185K enough?

There's a bottom. Zero dollars. That's where we are headed.

Is coinbase still the best way to enter fiat into the market?

>>10252281

Fuck you Jesus is Based. Jesus drove out the money counters from the temple with a fucking whip. Jesus would have held Bitcoin.

Yeah, since XVG at 60 sats.

Hello 4chan, this is not a post from a Moderator.
We are working for a Blockchain, IOT, and Crypto News publication, and would like to know the effective reach that 4chan's /biz/ board has in the investment space.
No promises, but if we can get what we need from this thread (amount invested, level from 1-10 of 4chan consideration when investing, and age) we will distribute 00.780 BTC to all posters eligible.
Thank you, /biz/.

Because it was a first mover, period, that is how we knew. The white paper was nice and promising, but in reality it was a second chance at getting in on the ground floor before we even knew how far btc could go.

>>9857530

No. We warned them. But they are sinner.

>>9856285
gl friend, hope you make it

I feel like this thread >>9082437 is very relevant in the current cryptocurrency climate.
Link for tards who don't have 4chanX: >>/biz/thread/9082437

just hodl family we're going to make it

I was recently given 10 Alienware M15x's by a friend/Business Partner.

I live in Quebec, and pay very little for electricity, and I have a wine cellar which is pretty much empty and can go to 4 degrees Celcius.

Anons, would hooking these fucking old ass gaming laptops to mine something like Monero etc be profitable.

What is the best coin to mine?
Should I bother using these laptops to mine? (keep in mind it's a good way to break into mining for me)

given the fact I actually pay a flat rate for electricity, and can figure out cooling, is this profitable without another crypto bull run?

Thank you anons for helping biztard

>>9391482
Been here for almost a decade. Recently made it in crypto and am preparing to gtfo because even though the US is a basket case I think I will legitimately go insane if I spend another decade here. Still, met a shitload of interesting people and learned a lot so no regrets. It's just time to go back.
Curious how you self-sponsored your visa? Do you work under an overseas entity that you registered? Were I to stay here longer, I'd probably be able to make use of information like that, but maybe someone else here is also curious.
>>9391559
Haha, I've been to the Beijing Zoo and Ueno Zoo and know exactly what you mean. Ugh.

It’s December 2019. The crypto market cap is 3 trillion, REQ has a market cap of 80 billio, LINK 55 billion. OmiseGo and Stellar both solved the fiat problem, thus allowing REQ to integrate tokenized fiat into its network. Millions of dollars flow through the network daily. All new ICOs raise their funds using the Request Network. Link is fully functional. All new coins feel as though they need to create an Oracle and have some form of guaranteed liquidity through Kyber so that they can legitimize themselves and be an asset integrated into the Request Network. Over 700 different coins and assets are now available on the Request Network thanks to its partnership with Chainlink. If you listened to /biz/ at all in early 2018, you’re set for life.

>He used to study crypto with a sense of excitement, like he has discovered a new frontier of human evolution
>Realizing both the practical and philosophical importance of distributed blockchains, he felt enlightened and lucky beyond comprehension that he among few was granted the knowledge of this upcoming revolution far before it happened
>But then as he discussed it more and more, posted memes, made jokes - the magic wore off
>It's just a thing now, a way to make money
>He has forgotten the importance of cryptocurrencies for humanity
If you're this guy, wake up right now and get your mind back where it belongs. This is big. It's not just about money.

Stopped trading for April and have just been holding a couple of BTC and a bunch of BCC, trying to calm down:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5RDn5Y0D_0

Yes pls.

Link will be $1000 end of the year of our lord 2018

anyone think the reason we stopped at 20k was that all major exchanges were overloaded and were forced to close registrations for long time?

I think they lost lot of money because of this and next time they will be ready..

>>8671294
Jeez dude so salty. Why not let your fellow bizbros in on a decent sale for once? Some of these guys are alright.

>tfw I have XCM, PFR and ALQO
Should I get some BNB?

what pushed the price in Dec from 11k to 19k in just 17 days?

couldn't be the normies because after that BTC started stagnating and large money poured into BCH and then into other alts

I don't know but it feels very coordinated