/biz/ - Business & Finance

Crypto shill thread. Someone else bake. OP is a streetshitting faggot.

>>49870816
>I want something bigger than 1/10 but smaller than 1/4 and there’s no options there
Scottsdale Mint sells 1/5 fractional gold. Just don't expect to get it in a hurry. I like the selection they have, but hate the wait.

Is there some reason gas fees are astronomical right now? I have to bump up my slippage to 6% for the is one shitcoin. Is it just because a lot of people are trading right now?

I used to use Coinbase and Bittrex a while back but I've been out of the loop.

What apps are people mostly using to buy these alt coins since most companies only seem to deal with popular coins?

>>24596697
The most based tldr; on /biz and /pol combined
Thanks

>>24338602
>>24338577
I did the same thing, too. People can rust over very easily right now by spending so much time inside. I also modified my diet, and I'm taking multivitamins.

>>23084821
You were a wild thing pretending to be tame
I was a wild thing trapped inside a cage
I wasn’t looking for deliverance when you walked in from the wilderness
I was yours and you were mine but everything returns on time to the static
>To the static
>To the static

Look biz. My unemployment is almost up and I ain't going back to no wage job and I don't want any of you to either. So lets get some honest folk in here willing to share some of that sweet sweet make it advice. Time is almost up and I need to know were to put my money to become less of a wagey please

>>22004731
DELETE THIS
THE WORLD IS NOT READY FOR THE IMPLICATIONS

Time for a /biz/ performance survey. Please answer the following questions regardless of if you've made money and be truthful with your answers. Keep in mind survivorship bias and that we'll never hear from the thousands of people who blew up their accounts and stopped coming here.

What was the total amount of money contributed into your trading/investment accounts?

What is the amount you have now?

How long did this take you?

stagflation

>>17182619
waste, none
what do you value ?

>>16623343
We are going up anons! Look at the charts!

They're going to be pushing the age to receive full benefits to 67. Most will die or be close to death before then. Let's say they lose those benefits completely. This passes the burden to their family if they have one. If they don't, it's work or death. There wont be a revolt. That will happen when food stamps vanish. I don't know how far away that is but you should be prepared.

>>16146800
>>16146807

Go ahead. Bite at the bait of marriage and see if you can "make it". See you at the finish line.

>>15059219
Not classy my fren. But to answer your question, I think the billionaires are very aware that their obscene oceans of wealth inspire envy and jealousy among everyone else. Social pressure requires them to act humble. This is why they must say their success was due to hard work and "following their passion" so it seems a little more accessible to the working class watching them on TV.

>>14523157
>Is there anything stopping the people needing these contracts from operating their own nodes and running only their jobs on their own nodes for cheap?
That question is answered in OP's remarks about supplanting asymptotic trust thresholds with a top down approach to establishing a standard for Oracle conduct.

As OP said
>human perception matters.
>For that reason the chainlink network cannot launch decentralized and must launch with as much provider/node transparency as possible. This sets the floor for node behavior when the network does decentralize. Only though doing it this way will people, with all their flaws, see the value.
>Put another way: the only way to successfully launch any oracle network is from the top down with respect to real-world trust. If you could launch a perfectly coded, perfectly transparent, perfectly decentralized oracle network right now you would still lose to chainlink. An oracle network must first have the buy in (and implicit pledge to perform) of those agencies with the most real world trust. The network which harvests these residual trust sources from the real world is the one that wins, and the one that wins is the de facto monopoly because those that can't harvest this resource must traverse the sybill period to launch.

Let it sink in more fren

>>14019670

Mr.Rich guy can you give me some likies? I only have 94 please

0xcc8Da5687192FbFD5178F7909CFeCc9d8FA65216

>>12320727
It may swing back once it hits .42 cents. But i’m afraid it’s only going to dip back into the top of this last month and a half of consolidation we’re about to breakout of.

>>8493724
not to be a smartass but it appears that the number "1" is the most common figure

I know few, if any, will believe me, but while I was astral projecting in my sleep I saw a tear in time space and caught a glimpse of the future.

Powr coin will reach $11 within a month.

Do with this information as you please, I am but a messenger.

I had a dream Eboost went 7x.

This is a prophecy, my dreams are never wrong. cap this.

>tfw 3btc, but stuck in an exchange
I can't withdraw. Exchange has limits. So fucking gay.

>>3269485
>September 10