/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15632747
The fat man says eoy. Though still a ways off from tokenizing property/vehicles...or making boomers fully recognize SC as legally binding agreements irl.

But soon enough this won't be a redditnigger buzzword, but an actual vector to exterminate traditional ursury (and those who practice it)

>>14509118
That's like half of what I watch for "pro" porn. And hookup hotshot. My niggga.

>>14215930
My 6 br Mediterranean villa and 2500awhp lambo beg to differ

>>14178647
Roast decides if you're fucking in 3 to 5 seconds from first contact.

If you don't get the signal it's a no, or she's such an insane slut she's learned to hide it's most basic instinct. Pass on those, not worth the rawdog risk.

So where are we going to go now? Do we just continue trading binance but with a VPN?

Do you store your crypto on a single hardware wallet (like a Nano S), or do you spread it out between various types of wallets?

My Nano S seems like the safest option but if something ever happens to it or if someone gets a hold of my words I would be fucked as I'm relying 100% on that wallet.

This is the only thing that I don't like about crypto, you have to constantly make sure your private keys/words don't fall into the wrong hands.

Is it worth investing in btc mining at this point or is 3rd gen PoS a better investment? Long term.

Why won't bitcoin just make a move up or down. Whars with the stagnation

Using the bitcoin.com android wallet, am I in control of my private keys? If not, what's the point of it?

trade like you're a maniac who bought in at this exact same price back in 2017 and didn't mine in 2009 because for some reason you wanted your computer to be virus-free and fast enough to run Excel

trade like you bought/mined the bitcoin when it was < $5.00 USDT

trade like no one else is trading

>>11029555
a loy indeed

>According to the real estate board, there were 2,070 property sales in total in July, down 30.1 per cent from July 2017, down 14.6 per cent from June of this year, and nearly 30 per cent below the 10-year average for the month of July.

>Bank of Canada also holding interest rate at 1.5%

>https://globalnews.ca/news/4368090/vancouver-housing-sales-prices-dip/