/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56980242
you were saying?

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>>56541633
NOT SO FAST MUMU

Anon Buy the dip! we at are the cusps of the great next bull market. Remember 2021? Now imaging 2021 + 1999 + 1925. All bull markets of all bull markets combined. we get the biggest greatest bull market of all time.

>>54663325
Long the vix.

>>54663310

>>54590415
It means HOLD YEN MOTHERFUCKER!!!!!!!
Dump the dollar.....

Those motherfucker are about to end YCC. AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

UHOH MUMU

UH OH MUMU

MUMU ARE YOU OKAY
ARE YOU OKAY
ARE YOU OKAY MUMU?

>>52800733
PPI above expected, bulls panicking now that CPI could come in hot

BREAK THE CIRCUITS
BOUNCE THE DEAD CATS

UHOH MUMUS

I'm thinking of buying btc and monero when everything falls to shit and gets depressed as hell for a year or two and sticking them on a hardware wallet. Is it a good idea to buy a brand new computer or phone to start out with a completely clean and dedicated device or can I download the hardware wallets live software on the most virus infected of computers and it doesn't matter? that pgp or sha256 verifying process for the ledger live app for example is confusing as fuck. What are the best practices? I figured the play store has verified apps so the phone has an advantage because the lack of a need to verify the integrity of the live software. Or am I wrong to assume that the play store apps are not susceptible to a similar kind of attack where it's a fake live app that I'm guessing does shit like give you fraudulent txns to sign? Also figure the phone has another advantage being that if you only ever use mobile data you'll never get fucked by malware that might be in your router. I know people used to do shit like airgapped laptops and stuff with paper wallets and archival tape, do they still? What would you do if you were starting out and wanted to do it right with maximum cyber security in mind?

Good morning Sirs

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