/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>3157548
>buy NEO at 7
>moons to like 17 or whatever
>FUCKING MOONS TO 60 A FEW DAYS LATER
>have 60k hit I've never had that much money in my life
>eyeing MCO at 4
>sell or hold
>hodl or sell
>fuck fuck fuck I'll just hodl
>want to kms now
>mfw fucking clicking or not clicking buttons now will change your life forever.

>>3004800
>mfw bought 21.8k DNT at 695
>mfw saw it around 550-650 for a while
>didn't go balls deep

Fucking kill me

You guys this is not even funny i want to kill myself. If i went ANS sub 120k sats then to even the fuckin chain coin pump and then bought the big dip and then the OMG ICO and BCC right when it dropped and sold at the top I would be fucking filthy rich someone kill me reeeeeeeeeeeeeee

>>2888799
LTC. Break even price is 0.018btc.

Anyone else get really baked before trading?
I'm so fuckin stoned right now

This guy was right about Eth and he wrote this over a year ago.

http://nakamotoinstitute.org/mempool/ethereum-is-doomed/

>The manual on Solidity opens with “Solidity is a high-level language whose syntax is similar to that of JavaScript”, as if that were something to brag about. But apparently Solidity has much more than just a superficial resemblance to JavaScript. Solidity is like programming in JavaScript, except with your bank account accessible through the Document Object Model.

>A sign that no one is prepared to write smart contracts in Solidity is the fact that the Ethereum dev team, the people who designed both Solidity and the DAO, could not even fix their own bug. They don’t have the ability to approach these bugs correctly, and neither, in my opinion, does anyone else. It may be possible to reliably write smart contracts that work correctly, but currently no one knows how to do it. The dev team is not likely to figure it out any time soon because they still think that this is just a bug in the DAO rather than a serious problem with their entire system. If you want a smart contract that you can actually use, you have to be certain that it is bug-free before it is deployed. there are no known tools or methods available to Solidity developers which could provide an appropriate level of certainty. Such tools will take years to be developed and until they are in common use, no Ethereum smart contract should be trusted. Ethereum is doomed.

Why are you still holding this shitcoin? The bitcoin maximalists were right.

If your idea of money is to spend it on childish, gaudy depreciating assets like "Lambos",
you will always remain poor.

>>2541685
>see fucktons of BITB shilling all over /biz/
>decide to finally check it out
>hilarious downward trend probably leaving a bunch of bagholders
>they all come here to shill

wew