/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50486120
I'm gonna say $12.

>>50474113
Its after market...

>>49906506
>inflation ratea are high so why are you raising interest rates?!
>but what about crypto?!
>but what about diversity mr jpow?!
Retard talking heads basically.

>>30326085
i think it was the target of a telegram pnd. the asko threads here are unbearable because of fudders. check out their website and white paper. the staking is pretty good. stake and unstake whenever, insane apy

No one wants to pay real money for files, let alone convert real money to crypto first.
It's not decentralized enough for average people to be able to earn it.
Something better will inevitably replace it.

>>27978461
This is bitch talk.

I've been offered a degree in academic compsci or business information systems, which is likelier to get me a better salary?

https://sis.smu.edu.sg/bsc-information-systems/majors/information-systems

https://sce.ntu.edu.sg/Programmes/CurrentStudents/Undergraduate/Documents/2020/CS/AY2021%20SCSE%20CS.pdf

Does anyone know why this is?

I've noticed it with a lot of other coins too. When Americans wake up, a lot of stuff pumps but towards the end of the day after they've gone home everything starts bleeding out and falling back to where it was the previous night. Would honestly love to know why this happens.

Serious question: how do you idiots lose money in the current crypto market?
Everything has become so predictable and....correlated.

I mean if you chase startup defi meme moon missions and get rugpulled all the time then I get it. I’d still probably call you retarded for it but at least I understand it.

But as far as all of the big certified tokens (top 100) they are all extremely predictable now.

>>22943718
Ya strange day, I highly doubt index action was caused by news, it was big bois doing some mysterious shufflin' around
I'm confident in PLTR's success in the long term but have no idea what their valuation should/could be >_<