/biz/ - Business & Finance

>half_moth has returned to quell all bbby discussion on the cringemines
>after the rug pull

>>50570444
>for public safety for national security

>>50307899
>Tweeted on May 11 2021
>exactly 1 year later it kicks off

>>50218157
so what are you doing on the business and finance board?

>>50174842
>842
interprooting your dream and your digits

>>28263123
>>28262253

>>21334869
>there's no reason an ethereum erc20 token can't be #1 over ethereum

>>15521203
Then why don't those uber drivers just ditch uber and go solo?

>>13205691
>sell at lower price

>Current daily average blocksize is 1.3
>40% segwit adoption
>Practical largest segwit block is 2.0 MB
>Blocksize increasing rapidly
>Roughly 1.4-1.6 maximum blocksize

I'm pretty bearish. Lightning only has 3 million capacity right now and Bitcoin trades billions per day. Eventually a fee market will spring up and the whole system will collapse like last time.

>>11587181
is it really though?

>>11571366
>The Soviet government was the first government in Europe to legalize abortion. In October 1920 the Bolsheviks made abortion legal within the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic with their “Decree on Women’s Healthcare.” After the RSFSR the law was introduced in Ukraine (5 July 1921) and then the remainder of the Soviet Union.
Progressive as fuck

>>9399840
> the most universally agreed gifted mind in cryptospace

>>8665250
Interdasting

>>8543434
A shame the redditors are going to be right. Oh well

>>8299696
>There's not a lot of money in the game

>cme and cboe futures (wall street invested)
>jpmorgan invested
>some fuck bought 1 billion dollars worth during the dip
>winklevoss twins
>shilling by john oliver, youtube ads (normies invested)
>big banks invested(look it up)
>other big players like warren buffet and some other jews say it's a scam
what more do you fucking want man?

>>8170433
Got any proofs?

I've been avoiding buying /biz/'s shillcoin of choice (link), but if someone who actually made it recommends...then I'm in.

>>7812456

depends on how I had to kill the person. It's just pushing a button or pulling a trigger sure. If I have to beat some defenseless old dude to death I'm not so sure. 1 million btc is a lot though so i'd probably consider it

>>7758244

>>7749566
>the number of transactions is now equal to january 2016
huh. interesting

5k when?

>>7478746
>shit inside my colon

Is it stupid to buy Bitcoin now?
I get the feeling it is never stupid to buy bitcoin