/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57872113

I don't think that. I think guys that type and think like mediocre losers are mediocre losers, like you. You spoke too much. I will never in my life meet a high value, high earning, high status man that spends a single second of his time whining about the "lack of mandatory vacation time." It is an inherently feminine, faggy, untermensch tell.

>>54930947

>No dude I'm totally le ebin player can't you tell the girl dressed in a hooker costume shaking her bare cheeks on the dance floor is the envy of the room??

As I said tell me you haven't actually been to a club without telling me. The hot girls are on the outskirts of the room getting doted on by rich asses who have to work for it, they aren't the minstrels getting grinded on by every retard that can breathe.

I am so fucking done. I went all in on NEO (Antshares) 4 years ago. I did not sell at the top, I held throughout the 2017 crash but I am NOWHERE near recovering.

I am done with this shit project, here's my NEO wallet, there's 276.23 NEO left in it.

https://upl.to/5FcD5/ASiXqHfyGVdCkDsyhtHP6HhjN7UdcffH7B.txt

Password is DickHard939495

>>19663147

>the polls

>>18823462

It can, if you do things like addressing immigration, trade, and cut taxes as well. Let me guess, you actually believe the Mexican-owned New York Times when they say that losing all of your work to overseas companies and getting your ass taxed to hell and back is beneficial for you?

>>18049005

>The economy = stonks

The economy is everything. It's your livelihood. It's the revenue of the state. That means it's your police force, your firefighters, your military, your welfare programs. It's what keeps food stocked on shelves, kids in school, and cars running. Without that you literally have nothing you triple niggerbrain. Yes I'm willing to let an IMMINENT VIRUS go ahead and run its course rather than shutting the economy down 2 to 3 times before we realize that is the only way to combat it.

>>17849605

He restricted travel with the source of the disease on January 31st. While the rest of the world was calling him reactionary for doing so. You guys are warming up now huh?

If you're holding BCH, LISK, STEEM

RIP in peace

>>8561729
>from $0 to 6 figures in one year of crypto

Ah, now we know why he did it.

>The sums liquidated do appear to be the precise amount of claims made in the fiat equivalent of around $400 per bitcoin.

He sold just enough BTC to pay off the claims filed against Mt. Gox in court. But why the dumb motherfucking faggot didn't just OTC all that BTC, but had to market dump it is beyond me.

So calm your titties.

Are you people seriously retarded? This crypto shit will end badly.

I posted this yesterday, but copied it for other threads in case people have questions. I work at a public transportation company. City has roughly 1.5M travellers daily.

Politicians are, as everywhere, pushing for us to be the best on the continent, and protect the environment, etc. Which means more electric buses, autonomous buses, etc, etc.

Anyways, we have a "travellers guarantee" which means that anyone who bought their ticket through our app and is delayed 20 minutes to their destination due to our failure to deliver, is refunded their ticket. But today the passenger needs to contact customer service and prove that they were late by providing times, which buses/trains, etc. And customer service has to manually check to verify that it was late, and then manually issue a refund. There are tens of thousands of these requests EVERY SINGLE DAY, and saying it's a huge drain on resources would be an understatement.

We're looking at smart contracts to automize this process. Biggest challenge IT department is having is pulling GPS data from the app to the smart contract to make it execute correctly. I mentioned ChainLink to them a few weeks ago, but everything is nazi in the public sector when it comes to the "business" side of things, to avoid insider trading. Everything is need-to-know. So I have no idea if they contacted Sergey or scrapped the idea of using LINK.

I wrote this earlier, but I work at a public transportation company. City has roughly 1.5M travellers daily.

Politicians are, as everywhere, pushing for us to be the best on the continent, and environment, etc. Which means more electric buses, autonomous busses, etc.

Anyways, we have a "travellers guarantee" which means that anyone using our app and is delayed 20 minutes to their destination due to our failure to deliver, is refunded their ticket. But today the passenger needs to contact customer service and prove that they were late by providing times, which buses/trains, etc. And customer service has to check to verify that it was late. There are tens of thousands of these requests EVERY SINGLE DAY, and it's a huge drain.

We're looking at smart contracts to automize this process. Biggest challenge IT department is having is pulling GPS data from the app to the smart contract to make it execute correctly. I mentioned ChainLink to them a few weeks ago, but everything is nazi in the public sector to avoid insider trading. Everything is need-to-know. So I have no idea if they contacted Sergey or scrapped the idea of using LINK.

>>7455580
Secret, for tax purposes.

But Europe.

>>7063100
>Why are we expecting it to crash?

Weak hands. The name of the game.

20k LINK. Previously 50k. Intend to buy back 30k as mainnet approaches.

If one of the partners announced during mainnet launch contains the name of one of more well known banks, I'd expect somewhere around $35/EOY.

If only less known banks/institutions, probably $15-20.

>>6943954
Thanks anon. I wanted to post that, but couldn't find it, so had to rephrase.

>they didn't sell 15 minutes before the release
>knowing everyone was already expecting A rating

>>5583587
It'll be back around 130 by tomorrow.

Expect the price to follow Lbanks lead from now on, which is a slow and steady increase compared to the insane pump /biz/ and reddit caused on Kucoin.

10-20% daily increase until it's listed on Huobi. Then sky is the limit.

>>5581662
Buying back in now. Thanks to the weak hands for free money.

>>3149095

You're the insecure ass who had to double post a completely non political OP premise

You're pathetically obsessed

>>2585078

>>436776
It's kinda funny, my friend and I were shitting on retards that became worse off after winning the lottery. Then I turn around and ask him what he would do if he won 36 million dollars like this chump from Jersey. He says he would blow 26 million of it with the hopes of feeling satisfied of buying everything he ever wanted.
>mfw