/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55145594
Second for sort your life out. Don't give up before you've ever really tried.
>6-8 hours quality sleep
>exercise 4x/week
>eat well avoid processed foods and mcdonalds
>join social club or activity especially one you already do or like
>open boomerfolio and conservatively invest for the future
Uglier and broker motherfuckers than you have lived happy lives and some ever married smoking hot babes. Don't give up and don't stop trying

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>>54203271
Based. You did it
Get him jannies

I just realized I'm up at 3am to catch a $200 pump

Half my stack is bitcoin, the other half is ethereum
Do I tether or let it ride for tomorrow?

>>54050481
This. None of it matters so it unironically all matters

>>53805757
>thousands of places that pay yield in LINK
no there aren't

>>53639441
I'm an antisocial NEET
with an unknown amount of XMR

>Doctor

>>51633699
Love you too man..

>>25570968
>Im not flexing
But you clearly are in the photo. Unless you're the mom

Sink or swim baby

>>24339287
Giving bad advice to the clinically retarded for shits and giggles is bad karma anon
>>24340338
This on the other hand is solid advice
>>24340676
Yes, OP needs to understand that he is a disgrace and needs to start listening. He won't though.

All ID colours will make it. Every linkie on the planet will make it.

>>22996719
Not trying to be a smartass but I remember someone in /pmg/ saying "pneumatics" instead of numismatics several times already before so I'm just going to give a friendly reminder here.

>>21440669
You miss out. Bye.

it's out of their hands now

ATH is $81k so you've jumped the gun a bit.

Definitely big news coming. The only reason for a spike like that is that insiders got news that they knew would make buying up to $5.50 a better option than trying to slowly accumulate.
In other words... SOON

>slept for 15 hours every day this weekend
>didn't get anything done that I wanted to
How do I profit from this?

>>18423693
>50 USD transaction fees never happened in 2017
>The economic model of BTC is not fundamentally broken without scaling
>lol just follow the herd bro
Ask me how I know you are the kind of low-IQ schmuck who missed bitcoin in 2012 because "lol the truth doesn't matter"

A lot of conspiratorial paranoia around coronavirus revolves around forced identification, through RFID or whatever. Being tagged and logged in the system against your will is a sign of a truly dystopian future.
But we're already "in the system" through social security etc, so this is really just a step in a progression rather than an unprecedented change. And if you look at smart phones you can often get people to hand over their own privacy as long as it's packaged as a convenience, no coercion required.
When I look ahead to the "smart contract future" of the late 2020s, personally identified participants seems like a core requirement. For example, you can participate in a decentralised lending pool, as either lender or borrower, because you are personally identified within that system and any default or malfeasance can be pinned to you.

So my prediction is that people will willingly adopt a government issued digital ID in order to access the benefits of a smart contract powered ecosystem of services that will be seen as as fundamental to modern life as a cell phone is now. No vaccines or government sneaking will be required. People will want to be auto-payed hourly into their bank account, they will want their taxes and bills paid automatically, they will want to participate in lending pools at the click of a button. And all of this will be accessible by adopting a digital ID that identifies them as a participant in any smart contract powered transaction.

Thoughts?

>>17889688
Not only did it originate in China, they tried to cover it up. Fuck off NPC

>>17614032
If one day an alien race were to descend upon earth and request the purest example of sadness the human condition has to offer, this would be the image I'd show them