/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49446914
DL was definitely here covering his ass the other day
>this feels like a giant game of Mafia. weird how they got that name huh

>>49446921
are you a shill?

>>28217641
Cryptopia swallowed my funds. For example.


Still waiting for them to open the doors so I can pull out my 30k siacoin :/ soulcrushing loss, all things considered.

It's "frozen" until legal proceedings.
Last couple years. Maybe my luck will change idk.

YOUR KEYS, YOUR WALLET.
THEIR KEYS, THEIR WALLET.
Classic aantonOps yt vid basics...
Don't make the same mistake I did.
Keep your own coins. Don't leave it to chance.

>>28006176
I dig it bro. Rain dance. Yup, power to the people, innit.

They're trying to keep it a secret. Fuck em. Let's all get a lil rippie stack goin, take the wind outta their sales when they try the ol' pump n OH shit it's mooning and we just sold 40% of our VC value oooooops now it's up 1600 and were fired.

Wasn't expecting 4chan to youknow.... "14444444 Trump will win"
And just meme the president into power through the will of the people itself. Same whenever there's a happening.

Not votes. Willpower. Eyes. Subconscious superconsious... It is time. I believe.

>>27259900
1600 rnds of 5.56
400 rnds 9mm
Anon...

>>26098349
You don't know the pleasures of a slam pig

Bitcoin dominance is going to 80% before we get an altseason, isn't it

>>24371833
Yeah I know, it appeared on a google search and I though hey I wonder how reddit stacks compared to pmg...
Its genuinely pathetic.
Also, checked.

I withdrew two days ago, weeks too late.

Now you can never cash out.

>>16457148
>I got top of my class in most classes in undergrad but didn't network.
The greatest mistake, yet you are among many. Genuine recruiters should take you more seriously when you're working towards your Masters. One more thing, while your back in school, find a project to contribute towards. Ask your professors if they are working on something and if you can help. This will literally give you the edge over everybody else you're competing against. Something tangible (as much as software can be, at least) that produced results.

Best of luck if your serious.

Anyone have a decent guide for microdosing mushrooms?

>>13061671
I've heard that women aren't sex objects. Why is she sexualizing herself like this?

>>11068678
1. GET A NEW JOB
2. LEARN STRESS MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES THAT AREN'T ALCOHOL.

YOU'RE LITERALLY PAYING TO BE A WEAK, UNHAPPY BITCH. BY THE WAY, IT DESTROYS YOUR ENERGY AND IMPAIRS YOUR SLEEP, SO YOU'RE ALSO PAYING TO BE MORE TIRED AND SPEND MORE MONEY BEING A DRUNK SADBOI.


ALL YOU DRUNKS NEED TO START EATING ADULT FOOD AND PRACTICING ADULT SELF CONTROL. MY GOD. BUNCH OF SLACK JAWED FAGGOTS IN HERE.

Low tier fud realy get boring every time liquid thread pops up half of discussion is normal and then comes copy paste fud walls whom I seen 50 times in past 2 months.

I find Mobius weird technically. The way they provide data to the Blockchain is by accepting calls on a centralised API. So data requests to the Blockchain have to originate off-chain. Its solution is poor compared to what CL is planning for the initial implementation IMO. I wouldn't class Mobius as a direct competitor desu. Their implementation has a lot to be desired in my opinion. I agree with the people who say they're trying to do too much.

To expand on what I said, my personal issue is with their API:
https://mobius.network/docs/#buy

So to buy data and create an Ethereum contract to use it, you need to go a centralised API and centralised BE what manages it. In practise, this means that even though the data retrieval is decentralised, the management of that data is completely centralised.

Chainlink will be completely different. To request the data, it can originate from on-chain or off-chain. The API for requesting the data is also each individual node, which then propagates that request across the network. So even though Chainlink will have a centralised FE which makes it easy for people to use it, it means that the requesting of the data and the management of it all, is completely decentralised.

Also keep in mind that the retrieval of data into Ethereum is just one aspect of Chainlink, the aspect included in the initial implementation. There's also BTC/Hyperledger and what CL can do there, The BTC/Hyperledger functionality will be completely different to that, and creates a whole new aspect not yet seen in any other Oracle projects at all.

I'm starting to think op is every unique account in here.

>>6312980
I don't know much about Zen protocol but mobius is a stellar token and as such it can process 1000 transactions per second whereas chainlink can only process 7ts/second. The fees are infinitely cheaper/non-existent on mobius and they are also providing a decentralized app store in addition to the network of decentralized oracles. The biggest weakness I hear is that they are too ambitious to achieve everything which honestly is bs.

>>6038748
None, because all trading is halted on Crippletopia.

>>5811075
>guaranteed
This word you use... I do not think you know what it means.

>>4311631
> drive the price up get rich then dump it all

And the problem is...?

>>3779258
Why the flying fuck would you ever hold less than 1% in a coin?

Pick your top 10.

>>3760275
Hoping it comes soon. I loaded up at 680. This is my only under-performing coin right now.

>>3223065
whynotboth.gif

OMG is getting ready for another launch. LISK was in prep for a month straight. If you can't time your buys, it's not our fucking fault.

>>3222287
There's no news. There will be no advertisement. The original Maywheather post was about how he bought in in early August. He said he made money on the ICO, and was going to make money by participating in the fight.

STOX WILL NOT BE INVOLVED IN THE FIGHT ANY WAY.

>>3176230
>Idiot-tier bait