/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28980429
>>28980484
>Thats not how it works
>>28981686
>not how it works man.
Tell me more about "how it works" when discussing digital commodities that are NOT stock and there are no real regulations in place on how taxing this new market should be carried out. I mean if you listen to Biden's Treasurer Janet Yellen you should be paying taxes on gains that have not even happened yet.

>>27786787
>>27786310
>because all of defi is going to 3x-30x from here and bzrx will be a part of that
What do you think of BID (Bidao)? Newer Defi project working with LINK and Binance?

>>27673169
>This green doji saved your life today anon
>you did hold right....
Yes I did with ~200$ average GME position and ~15 dollar AMC position. I do not know what is happening, but I do know the shorts did not get filled, the volume and block on trading don't add up. I have my own suspicions that the entire David vs Goliath retail vs hedgie narrative seems artificial and the powers that be blowing this up all over the mainstream media and social media then acting like it is over makes me think they are doing everything they can to get people to sell. I think the real battle is hedge fund sharks vs the retards like Melvin and that the sharks are going to sell for much higher than the paper handed normies who invaded our board the last few weeks did.

>>26849278
RACE TO A DOLLAR MR. DOGE

>>25856038
Just read your statement and ask yourself if that is a smart move financially, or do they deeper motivations than profit? Hollywood and Netflix have been putting out movies that are poorly received and lose them millions for years. If they are trying to brainwash people they can lose out on the profit. Once they have their "utopia" they believe they will be the ruling elite.

>>25016041
(luck) is on my side.

>>23580584
Here is how it goes for me
>Walk in to Subway, everyone moves out of my way so I can order
>see i giant fucking picture showing you the different bread options
>basedboy behind the counter asks what I want
>"Meatball sub with bacon on white bread, toasted with parmesan, salt and pepper"
>basedboy heats up sandwich pulls it out and asks if I want any toppings
>"I just fucking told you, parmesan, salt and pepper"
>"So..sorry sir" he mumbles
>tower over him as he bags up the food, making sure he doesn't fuck with it
Walk out and you're done. EZ PZ. Stop caring about what other people are thinking so much OP, most of the time they are thinking like you, self conscious about meaningless bullshit.

>>22077774
it crabbed like this at 10-13 before going to 26 then 24-26 before going to 50+

>>21851149
Some people insist on staying poor.

>>21783957
Bumping for people to take a look at this. Don't think this will be in the top 10 or anything, but it seems like it can easily go up. Still fairly new.

>>21276274
Having a family, your own land and being self sufficient has been one of the highest goals of man throughout history. Educate yourself. What pursuits are more fulfilling? Becoming James Bond, going on adventures and fucking random whores? That is a teenagers fantasy.

>>21276282
Well the stuff that is in jars will take much longer to go off, the fruit in baskets they should to through quickly I would imagine.

>>19648522
>>Vast majority of human history
>And I'm just supposed to believe those jewish archaeologists or historians?
true that, who the fuck knows WHAT we were like past 8000 years ago...

How do you guys even survive as neets? I wageslave but would prefer not to, I make way more than you do so how do you keep this up?

>proceeds to outperform 90% of “crypto traders” by just holding

Tesla will eventually use the chainlink network. You’re a brainlet

>>15434204
everything okay big guy?
you seem a little perturbed
>take a hit of this, you'll mellow out
https://youtu.be/8UbD9zd3lUs

>>15434220
no worries, it makes for good banter
also I want my fellows to see how much others seethe when they see others succeed
very valuable life lesson
weak men are extremely dangerous and resentful, so much so, that they will go out of their way (at no benefit to themselves) to tear down the success of others

>>15419128
might as well be infinity
>you come back from work
>tend to the garden
>have dinner
>bang your waifu
>have a smoke and a drink
>*lets fire up that WoW and go back in time to simpler days where I leveled my undead mage to become boss status after clearing BWL and AQ40
>Queue is >10,000 and wait time is 400 mins
the absolute state of gaming in (current year + 4)
they have to fire these affirmative action hires yesterday and do a purge of the filth and rabble (((accountants))) who penny pinch and can't even deliver a product to the same quality that they were able to before 15 years ago.

but hey, that's just my opinion...

>>15166898
>smart contracts?
GUIs will need to be made for administrators, managers, and all manner of employees and business people to interface with smart contracts
also GUIs will be made for democratic processes (which are at the moment nebulous and murky at best and un-auditable at worst)
these GUIs will be compliant to the latest industry quality standards (ISO)
and they need to be made industry standard across a variety of industries (a la SAP but better)

this will lead to the end of a lot of wasteful administrative positions and jobs (watch "Office Space" for context)
this will free up a lot of resources that can be re-appropriated for more value added tasks

for me the end goal of all of this is to reduce the scale and scope of governments
governments are clearly a problem and have metastasized into even worse monsters when compared to the governments of the 20th century (all in the guise of loving care, while really they are obsessed with the only thing governments can be obsessed with, namely the acquisition and control of power)

It seems clear they’ve been running nodes off the testnet and in secret prepping their infrastructure to come out and say “google cloud offers company x,y, and z’s data sets for use in smart contracts.”

But won’t this remove google eventually? If companies can deploy their own chainlink nodes to sell their data to the network, won’t 3rd party data networks like google lose out?

Google will still sell their data, but, it sounds like the DOW or whoever else can jut use chainlink themselves no? Unless google is just trying to corner the market.

You know what? What the fuck do I know? These billionaires say google seem to know what they’re doing. Fuck. Welp. $1000EOY.

>>14918358
>Look into secure data links for staking without having to hold an arbitrary cash grab token
no skin in the game?
no true incentive
no true trustless network

>>14875805
now this is a very interesting thread and topic
I've been following along closely
it ties very nicely into this documentary:
https://vimeo.com/groups/96331/videos/80799353
someone linked that to me in a previous thread
for all those who want a clearer birds eye view picture of what's going on with blockchain and crypto, you really need to see that documentary

>>14860788
>Much love.
right back at ya

>>14837403
We are in a simulation.

>>14238219
This