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Womp womp

>>13560734

Bullcucks have another 4 weeks MAX of this charade.

Tether trial is Monday. Things will start coming unglued soon after.

>>13422677

That's what the ICO sales spiel was.

Then the French pajeets discovered they don't have the talent or expertise to tackle cross-currency conversions etc, so it became tracking shrimp on the blockchain and finally it's a web browser tresure hunt game, lmao.

They're clueless kids given a briefcase of cash. Get out, and never look back on this trash.

>>13153696

Lmao, no, ETH doesn't need random shitcoins to work. They have the largest pool of talent in the crypto development world already working and contributing various solutions.

Anyway, I don't understand how anyone ISNT an ETH maximalist if they even have a rudimentary understanding of crypto technology.

Larimer and the Chink scams are all a joke basically.

>>13018387

>TAfag

>Smarter than a wet sock

>>12994679

It's the only exchange I actually trust.

If your exchange doesn't offer direct fiat pairs and fiat pay-outs, it's pretty much a scam, like Binance.

FUCK PANTS

>>12465595
how about a survey from this summer to answer your question?

general rule, pretend it says "your stock broker's name here" instead of "robinhood"

https://www.strawpoll.me/16386731/r

Kale and sweet potatoes

I don't see it ever going that high at least anytime soon.
Their team is brilliant but every rollout has been late & a lame almost piss-take of what they promised.
Honestly, the kind of work I would expect from contracted pajeets from Upwork.
BAT needs to get their shit together because it's not even a joke atm

>>12253795
> DodgeCoin on Cryptonote
> x1000

>>12210595
Wew lad.

So some Boomer fund manager in a candid discussion on investing told me that blockchain is just a fancy database with no disruptive potential.

I couldn't counter this.

>>12029498
>You don't think Venezuelans wish they had put their fiat into gold and silver before the bolivar collapsed?

Definitely not.

They're probably wishing they had US dollars and Bitcoins right about now - the only two forms of money that matter in this world.

Stay impoverished rockfag, I'm sure your rock collection is one day going to be sold on eBay to some autistic collector for pure novelty.

>>11936877

I have no idea what kind of though you are trying to develop here. Yes, a valuation is a valuation, whether it be cryptoshit or real business.

The difference of course is that real business makew actual money (except meme companies like Tesla and overhyped shit on the NASDAQ index), whereas cryptoshit has not proven to be able to raise a single dollar in revenue.

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>>11874605
that is just lazy

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>>10573862

0xBTC with good meme.

>>10455221
Well ur gold in a game that I managed to get top diamond in when I didnt even know that ranks existed when I was like 15 or something and thats all you do and u still suck at it lmao.

Maybe start by taking an IQ test cause your probably mentally retarded or autistic

>>10316109

PwC France is a FRANCHISE. It practically has nothing to do with PwC.

The Chinese PwC franchise was openly supporting fraudulent securities listings and giving a green light to bad accounting.

The partnership means nothing, just talk and hype, no solutions or products.

>>10288465
This desu.

NEO is like Ethereum, except minus the talented developers, widespread usage, and garnished with those amazing Chink ethics and centralization.

If you wanted to ever be a part of a Chink communist centralized database, NEO is your ticket!

What does /smg/ think about this stock?

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/sxs.l/

I'm negotiating compensation with one of their subsidiaries and am wondering how much I should ask for in terms of salary vs. RSU equity. It looks like it had insane growth right after 2008, but it's looking very sluggish now. With a market crash possibly around the corner, what should I do?

>>10147596

>Then why even continue doing anything from the start?

That's what every ICO "investor" should be asking themselves.

Why in the FUCK, would you give some unknown programmers ALL of the money up front for a high risk venture capital type setup?

>>10145966

What about the fact the devs took 30 million dollars up front for a white paper and have no legal or any other obligation to deliver anything?

Unlike the real world of business and VC, there's no bonding in place here.

Do you children have any idea how the real world operates or are you all NEETs?

>>10070939
What it means? Thanks