/biz/ - Business & Finance

so how much higher can interest rates go before something breaks and the fed has to pause?

>>23692775
Based

>>23149642
>interact with on a daily basis
joke's on you I haven't left the house in 3 years to interact with any local
who I am leeching off of is retarded crypto niggers like you
seethe and thanks for the early retirement

>>23106220
I'm waiting for tomorrow at premarket. That's where the usual pumps happen. But you should sell a portion of your stack now since you bought pretty late and if it does tank you can at least mitigate your losses with gains.
I bought at $1.49 so I'm going all in.
Do what you want with all that information.

Someone in another thread calculated that if you bought UNI at $3.00, you would collect 16% APY in from trading fees (based on recent volume). Is that right? And if it drops to $1.50, then it's 32% APY. Anyway it seems like UNI should be around $6 since I think 8% APY is reasonable for crypto. Maybe more if Uniswap volume picks up.

>>23054519
what do you think about traps, based OP?

>>22811787
Oh, wow. Another AMA held by literally who in which Kevin Murcko continues to spew irrelevant bullshit.
We're almost nearing the end of September, the month where we supposedly should have seen money by institutional investors flowing in to help with promoting the platform. So far, beyond AMAs where we learned nothing of substance in the past two weeks, CM didn't show scrap for potential new buyers. Its main attractive point, being the first mover in the tokenized bonds trading market may be a little too early and beyond the scope of an European team, tied by governmental regulations and other obstacles towards the true purpose of Crypto, which always was decentralization.

It also doesn't help that DEXes are all the rage right now, and the massive advertisement boost due to PRQ mooning and arbitrage possibilites have faded out. There's no liquidity left on Uniswap, and the price dumped hard. As a result, shills have gone silent. Volume is also decreasing.

The final nail in the coffin? The whole thing wasn't sustainable to begin with. I can count the entire user base of coinmetro with 4 hands worth of fingers. Daily volume is astonishingly low, revealing the flaw: it's just a smokescreen to hide that it's actually a ponzi/money laundering scheme, which was proved by crowdfundinsider. XCM cannot be valued above 10 cents. XCM holders are now tasked to try their best to recruit as many people as possible into the exchange to keep the money and the rewards flowing in, otherwise the house of cards inevitably falls upon itself without warning as soon as the tokens bought by Kevin Murcko/the exchange ALL GET SOLD AT ONCE to break even. Let me repeat myself here : the XCM token CANNOT be valued more than 10 cents per token, if not less.

>>22790362
>no link to the article
>no author
>no context at all, just a title
OP is to be trusted.

>>22322655
Basically me. Here's what you need to do:
1. Cut back on drinking. Life will suck, but you need that time to do things you care about. If the only time you're not drunk is when you're on the job, then you're only fully conscious for the mental beating that is waging. Just compounds stress.
2. If you're WFH, every 30-60 mins get up to pace while thinking about what you'd rather be doing
3. Do that instead of work until they fire you--do enough work that they can't prove you're blowing off the company.
4. Actually do it. You need to be far enough toward your goal when you get fired that you can get it off the ground before you run out of savings (you are saving, aren't you?).
5. Drink, because if you have a vice that works, you'll hate yourself if you stop completely. Just make sure you cross one non-work related thing off your list every day before you do it.
6. Quit if you made it before you get fired. Honestly if what's killing you most in life is your job, it's better to suffer for 1-3 years trying to make it than working the same nightmare for 40 years and then dying.

t. anonymous retard

>>21786296
Hey anon, I'm a gullible bastard.
>ft I bought tons of chainlink because /biz/ brainwashed me to a year ago.
So I believe you. I just wanna know how much your mom makes roughly a year. Above 50K? Above 100K? Also is she an HR lady or on a board of directors? I haven't skimmed the thread to see anything else you've said, this is simply my initial reply to your post. Thank you!

>>21326473
>zeus capital
Post yfw this twitter acc isn't even the real Zeus Capital and will probably be shut down if it hasn't been already...

>>20950976
Mesa is fucking sick dude
you're just too retarded to grasp it
the UI is the best piece of software I've seen in crypto to date and the exchange works exactly as intended
its only flaw is that <80 IQ trogs (like you) don't get it

Yup, Ethereum.

if we count since 24th of February then we are in the 85th day of coronavirus crisis

there's no way that this shit will just be over in 3 months - not after so many recovery attempts denied

>>18792484
I'm leaning towards the feel that any gap down opens get bought for now. We shall see the seeings to see.

>>18123581
you know their incessant shitposting sometimes had me considering BSV, however briefly, but I guess now there's no doubt

>>17324561
k

I only celebrate winter solstice. Which was the 21st. Also new year.

>>16154973
>nobody here has a clue what they're doing, even the guys who know what they're doing
True.

>>16111680
>boomer wisdom

>>16078667
Okay. Air Canada was the star of the day with a +3.7% on earnings beat and break out. A few snibbed around flat. Then there's the dude weed... the fucking dude weed. OGI down, VFF down, CWEB gave away all of yesterday's gains, CGC down. HARV slightly up for reasons? Of the bunch only OGI flashed a sell signal at me on close, which may or may not be confirmed tomorrow.

>>15914623
what boomers don't yet realize
is that their bowels aren't what they used to be
they'll need that last sheet of paper much sooner than they realize

You guys do realize that lawyers won't have to literally read solidity code, right? There are templates, easily identifiable (think how etherscan can tell similar contracts even if many of their variables are different and the code wasn't uploaded), with customizable variables. And if they want to do something really funky they'll just have to get a coder-lawyer to transcribe solidity into human text, there'll probably be tools and standard practices that make this simpler. So lawyers will be looking at a written document in English, that represents smart contract <some hashcode>, can easily be checked that they're the same.

Chainlink is trash btw, in case this is a subtle chainlink shill thread. With how things are it makes more sense to just move traditionally off chain data to eth2.0 shards than use chainshit.

>>15685593
I'm excited to see the next batch of cringey goofy shit they'll come up with