/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26353258
>$3,000
watching the election on the night, i was convinced (still am) that it was illegitimate, and i was sure everyone else could see that. all that was left was for trump to tear the Dems one with his lawers.
>something big's happening in the next 48 hours
>trust the plan
>release the kraken
and guess what? turns out he was just fucking retarded

>>24836455
check gas prices etherscan.io/gastracker , consider waiting until average is around 30.
consider setting your gas price lower if you're ok waiting a couple mins for the tx (in metamask when approving a transaction go advanced & manually set gas to what u want)
consider using 1inch.exchange or matcha.xyz as they are DEX aggregators so you might get a better price.

also most importantly, spend more. gas paid is flat regardless of how much you spend. so paying $5 for $50 of tokens is stupid, but $5 for $5000 is much cheaper as a %. if you're putting money in to something that's gonna go up, put some real money on the line. if youre not sure enough in ur investment to put that much in, why put in any at all?

good god amerimutts are cucked. that "freest country in the world" propaganda they feed you in school really works huh? you guys need to renounce before you sell any crypto then move to portugal or malta or something, ANYTHING is better than supporting a government that is actively trying to fuck you in the ass. at least in other high tax countries they give you free healthcare and interest free student loans

>>20041672
youre replying to the wrong guy, but

>If real estate were made to be affordable
the largest factor driving up the cost of real estate is zoning regulations limiting density & the supply of available housing units. I entirely agree that most zoning rules should be done away with so the median worker can afford to buy a place to live in.
Why are these zoning regulations there in the first place?
Existing home owners enact these to limit the number of new dwellings built so their existing house skyrockets in value.
a great example is contrasting San Francisco with Tokyo. Both have high demand from people wanting to live there, SF has some of the strictest zoning regulations, Tokyo having very little. SF is unaffordable to all but the highest paid tech overlords, while tokyo home prices have remained flat for years.

>>19796342
It IS BitCoin and therefore you're correct, it's NOT Bitcoin.
What a degenerate must you be to not understand the history?
Obviously you also think 6 million jews were gased, right?

>>17738429
kys waste of posts scum