/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28567325
>meme magic

GUYS?? What will the bottom be for this shit? I want to buy it but don't want to become a bagholder. What's the lowest this will go??

>8 hours

“Every MOON V1 holder who does not sell or move any tokens from June 16th 8pm UTC until the snapshot, shortly before launch, will get a special swap rate ratio of 1:1.2. That’s a bonus of 20% on their existing wallet balance.”

https://uniswap.exchange/swap?outputCurrency=0x9CBBF0a1e5EeC2068ce50eb3E99a752f75b9A082

Early - that's all I will say. 10% burn rate per 100k transactions. Websites and social media will be up by tomorrow.

https://uniswap.exchange/swap?outputCurrency=0xbc2b2d10b0296b9998d094ca3cf3102bc8a6a618

I've just read an interest Article and thought i would share it. The Article is in Danish so i will just give out some highlights.
>10% of Bank employees work with anti-laundering regulations as their sole job.
>the rules and regulations of the banking sector after the financial crisis means that the bank has a lot of "death cash" which it can't use [the money is intended as a buffer in case things goes south]
>Banks stocks are worth less than the equity of the Banks, meaning if you liquidate a bank it would be worth more than the price of all its stocks
>Negative interest rate on wealthy customers are because the bank can't earn money on customers otherwise.
Can the banking sector be disrupted? is it possible that alternative Banks like a crypto exchange or decentralized payment systems, could overtake the role of traditional banking. There is no sign that the regulation of banks will seize.. on the contrary it will probably get worse and the customers are gonna indirectly pay for that regulation.