/biz/ - Business & Finance

If you haven't figured this out by now, start paying attention.

>>13284698
>BTC doesn’t need to scale yet;
tf you talking about? How am I suppose to take this shit seriously?

>>13284701
>LN is trustless
>but its not permissionless

>>13284710
>btc just keeps on getting stronger
https://coinmarketcap.com/charts/#dominance-percentage

>>13284711
>>13284734
I know what LN is you stupid fucks. Its absolutely required for anyone who lacks the ability to pay outrageous fees or wait a week for their transactions to clear.
>inb4 it only cost $3 now and you only have to wait 1-3 blocks
Its like you people have no foresight at all.

Oh btw PSA:

Everyone donate to the Cashshuffle team. They implemented privacy into BCH wallets so now you don't have to go to a 3rd party to mix your coins and pay for their service. Instead you can just click Cashshuffle in your wallet and your coins will mix like you were using a 3rd party tumbler service without the 3rd party and fees. Pretty great stuff. Been using it all night and experimenting. Also because BCH fees are so fucking low I can just move funs and play around with these features willy nilly.

sup /biz/ I'm thinking about getting a degree in accounting. Whats the work like?

>>9339638
SPY is mooning non-stop somehow.

>>3289384
Minister You, Satoshi

you can put 1k into a dip of something with no long long term future like Dash or Zcoin at night and set the sell at a 5% raise, i.e. wake up with 50$ gain.
It all depends on how much 1k is to you. If your calculations are incoreect and you don't want to sell at a loss, the 1k may be bound for a month or so.
That's capitalism for you. It's all about what amount you need to make 2% of ut a relevant gain. If you got huge capital to begin with, you can use it for proper gains (8k a month, say)

I have a youtube channel (mostly on programming meme languages) and next week I'm gonna be intereviewing a young startup who build an application - I think it goes by "sidechain", but I'm nit sure.

I'd be thankful for questions of the kind you'd like yo hear answered by such a startup.

Thanks!

Cashing out meana assuming bitcoin will never be popular enough that the feds look up what you did.
protip: every transaction (unless the coin you pay for is 1 year owned by you) is a texable event, whether you buy milk, ether, or dollar

How do you guys store your coins?

If you have like 30 different shitcoins, do you have an offline wallet for each of these types of coins and transfer them between poloniex or kraken or whatever

Or do you just fucking keep them stored on kraken for convenience? I honestly want to but people say not to, but it's just so fucking easy

What's the chance these sites go down or scam?