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What is /biz/'s opinion on Toronto Condos as an investment?

>>28489220
Retard, she's the HNIC of the ECB.

>>28489490
some small amount of XRP gets burned on each transaction.

>>28492079
Its literally a recap of the last convention the bankers held. She was giving interviews all last month about how CBs were going to adopt crypto, but not in the way people understand it now, explicitly calling bitcoin antiquated.

Gee Billy, its almost like these central bankers are about to roll out their CBDC stable coins, and have decided what crypto asset they are going to use in order to rapidly do international settlements between those currencies. Its almost like the coin they picked would need to be really fucking fast, and eventually have a total market cap large enough that even spikes in international settlement volume wouldn't cause a shortage of liquidity or a fluctuation in the price of one currency compared to another.

XRP is the NWO coin, and its adoption will only further entrench the globohomo power structure, and for this reason alone I'm bullish on it, because nothing good ever happens.

I'm coming into 10k from my half of an investment property me and my friend are selling. It's just one parcel, the second one will sell in a couple months for like 13k profit to me.

I am planning to toss it all on crypto, escrow will be complete on or before Feb 7th, I am thinking 7000 on ETH and 3000 split between coins like Sushiswap, Aave, Compound, maybe Avax, and other promising shitcoins.

I already have like 3000 bucks worth of BTC, I have almost no ETH. Thoughts? Coin recommendations?

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>>25861203
You know, this board has at least two threads not dedicated to 24/7 cryptospam: /SMG/ for stocks, and /PMG/ for precious metals. But to answer your babby question directly, I'm going to assume you are American. My personal go to is JM Bullion, but some people like APMEX (expensive) and other prefer SD Bullion. Avoid E-bay unless you enjoy scams.

You are going to pay a premium over the 'spot' price since you're buying physical metal and not trading futures contracts, accept it. Premiums on silver under 1 troy once and on gold under 1/4 troy ounce are almost always not worth it.

I'm too much of a poorfag to really recommend you any mining stock picks, ask the slightly richer retards at /PMG/.