/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24099737

>>24002609
ok mister insider

>>23893178
Only people who hate jews actually believe it's fake. This is a fact.

>>8919797
sure, but there is more

1reRQ

Love you all /biz/

>mfw I didn't sell the dip

>>4441130
Heres the difference:

If you were here before may, and actually got into the dgb gravy train before 110 sats, you'd know, dgb only was starting to get shilled hard after it megamooned. It had a 10 million market cap and went to 500 MILLION in just one month.

LINK on the other hand. It hasnt really mooned yet, unless youre a newfag and consider going to 50 cents is mooning. LINK is a coin with such good fundamentals, it doesnt need to megamoon in order for there to be major shills backing it up.

We shill the fundies, not the price

>>2463364
just chill andd watch my dood. DGB is like a shonen mc, right when you think hes OP, he just gains more power to go along with the plot

>>2027439
>>2027568
>The price is manipulated
>Ripple wont hit $10

You sure about that?
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/75-banks-now-ripples-blockchain-network-162939601.html

Consider all the things a bank uses money for: storage, investment, loans, transferring. Trillions of dollars gets circulated everyday between banks. Only 100 billion of these ripples to go around.... and not only that, 0.000015 of xrp is deleted per transaction. $1 just wont do. Also, if ripple is going to be exchanged between banks, its going to have to be more accessible than just using some backwater exchange site.... Its going to have to become more open and public in some way. More normies purchasing ripple...

To be blunt, we might be looking at a $1000 coin.

>>1842266
The ultimate major is finance and network engineering.

1. Finance jobs prefer people who know mathematics and a little bit of coding for technical analysis
2. If a financier position is unavailable, you can default to code junkie
3. If pajeet takes coding job, being a network engineer literally is just someone with a CS degree plus a CCNA

>>1842280
>codeacademy is for children
Bootcamps are more so. Please, for the love of god, dont fall for this meme and waste 15k.

I went to a 5k 2 week code camp when i was 17. First off, i was oldest kid there by far eventhough it was geared towards highschoolers. 2nd off, it was just terrible school overrall. They dont teach you anything you cant learn in a week on your own. They just teach basics like if and then statements and bools, and imports. They will NOT teach you anything useful like how to make a trading algorithm. And most of the time, they dont even teach you anything and just send you off on your own to build your personal project. Lots of kids there just made shitty unity games instead of something practical. You would learn a shit ton more just by looking at example coding in other peoples projects or reading a book.

But fine, if you want to be a retard who blows off 20k on a useless coding academy taught by reject CS and SE majors, go ahead.