/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>59050587
What would Sisyphus do if the boulder stayed there instead of rolling back down the hill? Or better yet he reached the top. Would he sit at the bottom and contemplate what next? Who is he without the boulder? Would he push it back down and willfully start again? Would he create science to move the boulder faster?

I think what we're most scared of is this. There is no end, only means.

>>58344895
>it's not too late to turn this around, pal

The most obvious bear trap ever

>Not a single crypto trading app in the top 100 on the app store

You didn't sell did you?

biznancially speaking, of course

>you can buy "bitcoin" on the stock market now
wtf? thats so gay. normalfags begone!

>>56669523
maxicope in return

Low end Specialist here NGMI

>be me
>have $1000 in crypto on an exchange
>check the exchange's top gainers for that day
>check each one's most-zoomed-in chart to see which one currently has a clear, solid upwards momentum in price
>buy in
>wait until line goes up high enough for me to sell and get 2% more than I had before (not including trading fees), or $1020
>sell
>repeat this several hundred times once or twice a day over the course of a year or two, until I have millions of dollars
Before you attack me, yes I'm aware that sometimes as soon as you buy in the price may stop rising or might slowly sink, or even outright crash
But given that I'm consistently buying into upwards momentum, aren't price crashes less likely to happen and therefore whatever crashes I buy into will eventually be made up for with the more likely overall gains I'd be getting?
Help me understand

Rolling in the deep

ITT: post the last pepe you saw on /biz/ and how can I profit from this???

>>56111465
yes, we've known about Kaspa for over a year now
yes, we are still holding LINK

also it's time to start fleeing the west

>>56110794

>he doesn't know

>>55731233

>>55683666
that's because you were born in December or possibly late November OP

that's why you don't understand it.

>>55360105
buy the delusion, sell the rumour

I have never met a wholesale crypto believer with a deep understanding of the questions and problems at the heart of crypto.
Everyone who holds crypto gets into arguments about implementation specifics, nobody questions the merits on the whole thing.
Crypto holders, universally, regurgitate the same small handful of headlines-based praises that are no deeper than what you would learn from reading a small handful of hyped and biased newspaper articles, then falling into the misapprehension that you actually understand what you're talking about.
Knowing this, crypto is absolutely destined to fail.

how do I profit off this?

why did eth hold up so well when the others didn't?

>>49807741

>getting rich is easy
>getting girls is hard
Why is this?

>t. virgin richfag (not from crypto)