/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29328255
Good markets are likely having cancer that goes into remission. Everyone knows it's coming back.

It's over. Wakonda is cancelled.
Thank you for trying Charles

>>26389419
>This is kike bullshit. It's none of their fucking business where the money came from
It's their money they're deciding to loan out or not you retard. They're 100% within their rights to want visibility into your bank accounts and paperwork on where suddenly deposited one-time large sums of money came from.
Jist because you have money for a down payment doesn't mean you should be trusted with a loan for thirty times the amount of that down payment. If you give everyone who has down payment money a loan indiscriminately you're going to get another 2008.

>>26294213
it's about to be a beeeeaaaaaarrrrrr market bro

TIME FOR BOBO

>>26214576
BTC use isn't anywhere close to 100% obfuscated. Tons of users voluntarily gave away their identification info to use banks and cash out with real money, and the feds have been using that data combined with the usual monitoring and statistical inference approaches to deduce everyone else's activity who didn't ID themselves.

>>26177020
>it's clear to me humanity values information much higher than any physical assets.
Heavily depends on context.
Even people who make information the basis of their profession prefer hard assets for security purposes vs. putting all your sensitive information in some "cloud" solution or depending on an internet connection for life safety processes.

>>26108327
It's pretty obvious why. These are people with most of their net worth stored in bitcoin who have legitimate financial institutions like JP Morgan Chase (largest bank in the US) now saying it'll reach $146,000 which would send these anons into multimillionaire status.
Of course they have a huge emotional incentive to convince themselves it's going to reach this good end and let them cash out and retire in their 30s never having to wageslave again. And inversely it would be soul crushing for the price to stop where it's at or even drop down to near zero leaving them broke and now resigned to needing to live the wagecuck life working hard for peanuts until they retire at 80.

>>26091612
Based

>>26042559
Because the average person either cares a lot about an investment and is bullish on it or else doesn't care and is indifferent on it.
The bearish types are more likely to be actual traders since it's not as obvious to regular people you can make lots of money betting against the success of others.

>>25944747
>WHERE THE FUCK IS THE HOUSING CRASH?
About 13 years in the past direction.

>>25920326
>WOWEEE YEAH FUCK LANDLORDS STEAL ALL THEIR PROPERTY BASED!!!!
>*a few years later*
>"So you see Mr. Anon we need you to sign away ownership of your home to the Communist Party. It will be better for everyone this way."
Literally what happened with Maoist land reform. Poor farmers got housing after killing their landlords only for the CCP to strongarm them into giving away the deeds shortly afterwards.

>>25882202
>Is the leadership just too incompetent to see that you guys don’t do anything and fire you?
After you work for a while you get moved from hourly to salary. On salary it's your projects that matter, not your time. If you work hard 24/7 but can't deliver on your projects you'll get fired and if you goof off all day but spend some time at the last minute getting your project stood up then you'll get more money and promotions.

>>25883588
You'd be surprised how many young people I hear complaining about mortgage app rejections because they don't even have two (2) years of steady employment evidence in their bank account.
I don't even want to imagine the sort of thinking that would lead someone to think they're good to take on real estate when they can't even hold down a McDonald's job for more than a few months before retreating to Mom & Dad's basement hotel for NEETs.

>>25862841
>>25862860
You feeling lucky, mumus?
Keep holding. Maybe even buy some more. It'll be fine I'm sure.

This coin is so confused, it's almost as if...

>>25855308
Death isn't real, retard. The ride quite literally never end.

>>25850064
>We made up the idea everyone having infinite money would mean instant supply shortages and no incentive to produce more
I guess in a way we made up the idea that slavery is bad. Not sure if that's what she means here.

>USDC trades at 0,36% premium against USDT on increased volume

SEC is the embodiment of bobo now
bobo will crash the market on jan. 16th or 17th, i forget, whenever they're going to freeze tether's assets until an audit is done and freeze all USDT pairs for trading on US licensed exchanges
unfortunately, this won't just affect BTC

>>25010667