/biz/ - Business & Finance

>anon makes it
>30% of his gains go to Tyrone, Pedro and Abdullah that will each make 5 children while he postson 4chan about the fact that he has never kissed a girl at age 28

>>30175511
>Why can't the government just pay for everything by printing money instead of making citizens pay taxes directly?
Why not do both?

You didn't buy the dip.

AQB is due for a correction. I'd say -20% should do it for now.

So uh
Do I go all in with CLF calls, BB calls or something based

>tsla puts

>>26000561
not so fast...

>>25725391
>50 FUCKING DOLLAR FOREIGN SETTLEMENT FEE

You're going to buy the dip, right goyim?

You shorted the bottom, didn’t you?

>you can't lose

(((sell now)))

before Link even gets used

>>10012401
>>10012344

>>9882285
BASED

https://qz.com/1262864/is-ethereum-is-a-security-the-answer-could-upend-the-cryptocurrency-world/
If ether is a security, what happens?
If it’s a security, then crypto exchanges are in trouble. They would have to register with the SEC, since they’d be trading in securities, and would face fines if they didn’t. The ether price would probably fall if exchanges stopped trading in it to avoid breaking securities laws.


*In March, for example, Merrill Lynch had to pay a penalty of nearly $1.8 million for brokering the sale of unregistered securities*


Will anyone go to jail?
Selling unregistered securities could land someone in prison. The Securities Act of 1933 allows for sentences of up to five years, while civil penalties range from $75,000 to $160,000 per violation for individuals, and $80,000 to $775,000 for corporate entities. These penalties are tiered, and are typically applied for each violation, so they can add up to millions.

Who could face a penalty, even if it’s not jail?
All sorts of people, from the people who came up with a token idea, to the people who received funds for the tokens, to intermediaries who promoted a token sale. Membership of a coherent group or organization isn’t necessary, as the SEC ruled in a finding against the Decentralized Autonomous Organization (the DAO) last year. In that case, the regulator found that DAO “curators,” who were supposed to review proposals for use of the DAO’s funds, were responsible for the unregistered securities sale of DAO tokens

>>6992596
Looks like it's babbies first Jewry lesson for this chump. And thanks for the short video storing that for future tards like this guy.

>rode NEBL up 100% while everyone else got BTFO
>sold top
>diversified into cheap alts

Holy fuck this is three days of good trading in a row for me, a first.

>>5758148
This.
>>5758132
And this.

Either way, passively making money like this is good. PoS and DPoS investment strategies plus this is life on EZ mode.

>le store of value


Buy the dip goy

Keep buying the dip goy! We still have another 340k BTC to unload at this price

Keep buying the dip goy. Don't you like free money?

>>5375072

>>5218337
good goy