/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>9440371
I wonder what they REALLY meant by that

Going to bed soon and I need to dump like 2.5 ETH in tomorrows IDEX shitcoin-of-the-day already

So which one is it going to be?

>>8531340
>ark
Its so dead no one even remembered it died.

okay after leaving this place and trading well for months but getting burned by the g20 news i've realized you guys have one use-case besides getting scammed by pajeets, you're damned fast on the news.

is there any method/website i can get fast and relevant news on bitcoin/cryptocurrency?

>>6963545
>CP
wat?

>>4825274
average transaction size is 450bytes now, could be made lower with graphene compression. visa's record for transactions/s is 11.000, usually operating much lower, but let's see. with 3gb blocks/10 minutes, that's 6.666.666 transactions per block, so 11.000/s, visa's absolute peak usage level and can be 300mb block size with graphene compression. so how much is 3gb blocks/10 mins, 150tb/year. right now, you can get a 4tb hard drive for like 100$ and this will scale with moore's law, which puts this at about 4000$/year for space to host a node. consider moore's law, graphene compression, and that 11.000tx/s will likely never be necessary, and this number is probably like 500$ max. how is that 16$million?

>>4345152
>wait 8 weeks for air fare...