/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16441690
>The dividends coming out are at 0.1% a day, since I joined.
that's just stablecoins adding the ETH and BTC make it nuts

We all have our suicide stacks but how many have parachute stacks?

What if you have to run from the government?
What if you need clean crypto for drugs or hush money? What if you're just not 100% about your wife and want to hide some crypto?

Put a small amount of clean FYP in an ETH wallet and let the divies come every quarter.
Or just clean some BTC or XMR and send them to an anon wallet.

https://flyp.me/en/#/

This is the exchange that you don't tell anyone that you use or hold the native token of.

35 million tokens only and price at a penny, buy this before next weeks stealth ad campaign starts

We know what we're doing with this one, we just needed 2 years of track record before we could commit more

>>16432963
>CREX
is cool 4 shitcoin pumps and they give good faucets for free, anyone can make one i think
DMME is the best on CREX right now
Catex is now getting on everyone's radar but has been around for a little
that's where I see some good pumps

>>16370001
>Anyone have other small exchange tokens where volume isn’t dying vs ATH
Switcheo has a good DEX with a cheap token, supply is much bigger than FYP but demand probably is too.

Feel free to share more

>>16369468
Don't play coy, this isn't 2017-18 and people wont beg for alts

>>16343933
>lol 9/10 "experts" cant beat the market
ask why. The markets are welfare for stocks, no competition or reason to innovate
>>16343936
> it'll run on blockchain
true
>>16344136
>well that's definitely a reason to sell.
I hold stocks but I want to understand the market forces and drivers. The market can be at ATH but I still want all the indicators of where it's going. Holding an index fund is your best bet in stocks. HFT would eat you, and hedge fund managers, alive if day traded

BOMB I bought below $1 and averaged $10 on my sell, held from april to June and felt stupid for not putting more $ in.

Smart contracts are doing better than real cryptos, minus BTC, and exchange tokens.

>>16296900
LTC is ok right now BTC is better, Smartest move is buy 50% BTC, 25% ETH, 10% BNB, 10% LTC, 5% WAU on Waves
Waves is easy to use hybrid DEX and no KYC, but $50 will go up consistently

>>16291783
In other words, by Congress allowing the constitutionally illegal FED to continue, much of your taxes go to the shareholders of the FED and their bankers. Note: The people who enacted the FED started the IRS, within months of the FED's inception. The FED buys U.S. debt with money they printed from nothing, then charges the U.S. taxpayers interest. The government had to create income tax to pay the interest expense to the FED's shareholders, but the income tax was never legally passed (Reference 20 shows details, state-by-state why it was not legally passed). The FED is illegal, per Article 1, Section 8 of the United States Constitution. Not one state legally ratified the 16th Amendment making income tax legal. . Why has Congress allowed the FED to continue? If a Congressperson tries to abolish the FED, the banks fund the Congressperson's opponent in the next election (Reference 17, P. 35).

The new Congressperson will obviously support the FED. When Congresspeople retire, political campaign funds are not taxed. Get elected and be a millionaire if you vote right. By the way, the profit of the FED is not taxed either. Consider this fact. Most of the given sources in this booklet show how the blood line of family bankers who own the FED funded both sides of all major wars. They created fake colonial money to destroy the Americans during the Revolutionary War and tried to finance both sides in the American Civil War. Abraham Lincoln refused and the South accepted. Many publications show that these bankers financed World War I, World War II, and the Russian Revolutionary War, which helped Napoleon, Lenin, and Hitler come to power. They financed both sides from money created from nothing and profited greatly. These same bankers created a number of American depressions to change the U.S. legislation and seize our wealth. Read the sources for details. This is why our forefathers wrote in the Constitution that only Congress can issue money - not private banks

>>16280103
Buy BAT because it's one of the few that get used. The browser paying you to surf isn't the biggest but it's a great use case.

BNB, XMR, ETH, BTC

Buy shit with high demand or go the opposite end and buy shitcoins with tiny supply

>>16282702
>Which alts will be left after the slaughter is the question I'd be asking.
Closer to the truth
>>16282682
>What coins do you see dominating post-halvening, /biz/?
BTC, from the supply shock
ETH, from 2.0
BNB, from the trading volume and new user surge
XMR, being the best in privacy when new money comes in

Ask what is being bought and held the longest at the highest % of supply
>Is anyone predicting a general trend for altcoins in 2020?
ETH will probably start the party but BTC has to be passed ATH and the halving in my mind for alt season to kick off again
>Can you see any coins out of the current top 20 getting into the top 5 by the end of next year?
BAT, MKR, KCS, NANO, GRIN are longshots, maybe a credit card one could jump up if it gets a lot of users

Exchange tokens, smart contract platforms are the ones to focus on until 2021. I bet 2021 alts go nuts like last time

Oil and bankers.
“By the late 1960s the nation relied on imported oil to keep the economy strong. Then in the early 1970s oil-dependent America's nightmares came true: 13 oil-producing countries in the Middle East and South America formed OPEC, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. In 1973 OPEC placed an oil embargo on the US and other nations that had supported Israel against the Arab states in the Yom Kippur war. The American economy went into a tailspin as gas shortages gripped the nation.” SOURCE: History of Oil (YouTube)

Few, however, know that the crisis and its ensuing response was in fact prepared months ahead of time at a secret meeting in Sweden in 1973. The meeting was the annual gathering of the Bilderberg Group, a secretive cabal formed by Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands in 1954.

The Dutch royal family not only gave its royal imprint to Royal Dutch Petroleum, they are still rumoured to be, along with the Rothschilds, one of the largest shareholders in Royal Dutch Shell, from the days when Queen Wilhelmina's Anglo-Dutch Petroleum holdings and other investments made her the world's first female billionaire right through to today. Bernhard's guest list at the Bilderberg Group reflected his position in the oiligarchy; alongside him at the Swedish conference were David Rockefeller of the Standard Oil dynasty and his protege Henry Kissinger, Baron Edmond de Rothschild, E.G. Collado, the Vice President of Exxon, Sir Denis Greenhill, director of British Petroleum, and Gerrit A. Wagner, president of Bernhard's own Royal Dutch Shell."
https://youtu.be/ySnk-f2ThpE

Stop trying to save the planet or change tech with every single investment. No more stablecoins either. Exchange tokens are the only ones outside BTC that get used, XMR and ETH get a decent share of usage too.

Put most of your $ in BTC for now but set aside a small amount for a shitcoin up over 30x for 2019. It's done a 2x in a month and 6x it's value against WAVES. 160 WAVES per WAU and climbing.

Volume is shit tier but is now hitting the top trading pairs on a consistent basis on the DEX.

WAU on Waves is a smart contract coin that has increased in volume since I started shilling it on biz and biz only.

The contract has sell and buy orders that rise with price. I want to see more sell orders to slow this beast down. Buy just a little and take your profits a little at a time until volume reaches more than $1k a day. The volume has gone up over the last 2 months a lot more than ever before. It's best days have been recently including now. It never dips for long because of the contracts unique feature.

The econ geeks who came up with it really don't do it justice when they sell it. They need to translate this and post it in other language forums. English speakers have strong currencies and couldn't care less about gains off silly shit like smart contracts.

1 market buyer with $75 usually sends price up over 10%. I'd rather see the order book get fatter but any interest is good interest.

Only a million of these little fuckers, good luck trying to grab a few

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>>16160850
These ignorant cowards are the type to run away when asked to present facts.
This is what's wrong with crypto, no one will even talk about it on an anon message board.
The level of understanding here is pretty low if people think I'm making WAU out to be some world changing investment.
It's a shitcoin with gains when every thing else is going down but fuck me for trying to bring something other than BSV and XRP to biz

>>16159782
Buy WAU coin if you are maxed out on BTC holdings

Do some research and learn or understand market trends.

No one is buying your nerd coins that you drove up in price through speculation. You want them to buy these and use them but expect price to go up?

I told you guys exchange tokens and the ones with the lowest inflation / highest demand, would be the biggest winners.
Look at this chart and tell me what you own on it.