/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29722621

It doesn't look like a rugpull

I've seen videos of people hanging themselves and it does not seem pleasant. Is car fumes the best way to go? I don't trust sleeping pills

>>29465436
A hearty Kek at this one Anon

>>29457853
KEK

>>29409163
lmfaooo

>>29363560
kek

>>29341583
>>29341595
Faggots
>>29341548
Yep

Waow it all makes sense now. This was probably their plan from the beginning.

Not even two weeks ago there were maybe a few legit and some pajeet alt-coin threads per day, now the wave increased tenfold. Was this like that back in 2017?

>Those digits
>check price
>.088

bitcoin is a pyramid scheme

prove me wrong

Is layer 0 the new meme

Made more money overnight """investing""" €270 in crypto than I have in a weeks worth of meme stocks as an absolute smooth brain retard. Why did I listen to reddit?

>>27626389

>>27427291
Of course I DON'T endorse cracking windows. Those devs work hard.

>>27404446
good point..

>>27352247

>>27320453
>muh decentralized china coins
bahahahaha, literally a redditor

>>26811264
By Jewing the Jew fellow golem

Why is uniswap allowed to serve everyone without kyc when other DEX's got fucked? Whats stopping it from getting shut down like Ether Detla?

>>26239120
Did they bring in the soldiers to make up for the people weren't going to show up for the inauguration in the first place?

>>26100055
Related Transactions

As previously mentioned, precious metal purchases are also considered reportable when they are made within a span of 24 hours. This series of purchases are registered as “related transactions.” For example, if a customer were to visit a local coin shop and pay for a $8,000 purchase in cash, only to return 3 hours later and make another $3,000 purchase in cash, the coin dealer would have to report these purchases since these were related transactions. Similarly, if a customer were to make two separate online purchases of $5,000 and $6,000 by bank drafts within a 24 hour time frame, these purchases would also be classified as related transaction and be subject to reporting.

Please be advised that some dishonest coin dealers and customers may attempt to circumvent this policy by intentionally spacing out a series of payments over the course of several days, making sure that individual payments do not meet the reporting criteria. This breach of law is referred to as “illegal structuring,” and is considered a form of money laundering. Most banks are aware of this practice and are likely to take notice of customers who repeatedly make precious metal payments with more than one check. In these situations, the bank will not only close your account, but report these payments to the IRS, resulting in criminal charges against both the customer and the coin dealer.

>>25973174