/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56556627
>I can't think of a single country where buying XMR is illegal.
China?
But the sole appeal is "moving funds for criminal stuff". It's inextricably linked to criminal activity. It is the crime-coin.
I remember the days when Bitcoin was primarily used for crime, when everyone thought IT was untraceable "trick the government" monies.
Boy did that not work out.
The entire use-case for Monero is "But this one really works for crime!". So stop being disingenuous.

>>52327971
>Should FTX fags be bailed out?
The whole point of all this crypto-faggotry was to escape the banking system and it's "asshole regulators" and be at the mercy of con-artists, grifters and thieves. A bit late to ask for someone to ride in like the calvary.

>>52326268
Nothing in this universe is going to bring BTC back to 50k. You're like some Cargo Cultist praying for blue jeans to wash up on the shore, you have absolutely no basis for supposing this shit will every moon again.

>>49898368
1. Don't have a Goody's
2. I'm not forced to buy/restricted from buying food
3. I can complain about my corporate masters and their figurehead leader without being bagged and shipped off for re-education and medium beatings.

You better not be trolling me, market.

The fuck is happening?

>Volume under 5 digits
>Crashed like a motherfucker
????????????

Is it odd I'm still holding just because the right people are absolutely seething about it still?

>>27003016
>A majority of americans voted for this

Hold your horses you niggers, a hidden bullish divergence just formed on the hourly, it ain't over yet. The trend will continue.

>>23334083
Actually a fucking brilliant move. What's your stack?

>>18431797
The Milk Industry was already going bankrupt in the USA. They had greatly increased their herds thinking they'd sell powdered/evaporated milk to China, then Trump started "winning" his trade spat with them.
The two biggest milk packagers had gone Chapter 11 even before corona.
This is why Trump was trying to force American milk onto Canadian markets, who didn't want it.

>>18334535
>praying the republicans can get the strings removed
The Dems were literally seeking to protect the airlines from GOP strings. You really don't understand how this game is played.

>>18329975
>Coasties thinking their real-estate bubbles, financial paper-shuffling and tourism means jack shit.
California is an important agri-hub, but its other industries are kill. The East Coast is kill except for Merchants trying to extract value from arcane paper movements. The Gulf Coast's oil refining is a mess.
Midwest thus far has remained fuctional, and is the reason your groceries stories aren't dusty shelves.

>>18180674
>>18180667
How many Weeks can Jerome keep the world's largest economy from imploding by feeding loans to business? Even low interest loans?
How many months?
Business was already heavily indebted in the US. Interest was one of the highest costs most of these big companies carried.

>>12092081
Crypto is even better than a Ponzi scheme.
Usually when you take the money and run, the Ponzi Scheme is done and over.
With Crypto, you can just make up new "co(i)ns and people come back thinking it's THEIR turn to rake in the big money. It's a never-ending cycle of pump-and-dump grift.
Anyone who hasn't cashed out months ago is so terminally stupid that they genuinely deserve to be taken for everything.

>>12082638
Crypto is just about scamming idiots at this point. Baffling them with a bunch of vague bullshit about blockchain being the "key to the future, blah, blah, blah", "People will be happy to sell you food for shitcoins in the post-apocalypse" buy muh coinz plz.

>>11989003
Yes, the Tulip craze is over. All that's left now is to extract fees from the last idiots hodling.

Suit yourselves. I don't trust him though.

>>1308485
Thanks anon, I'll be sure to give back to /biz/ when I make it.