/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56223555
Unironically? I hope LINK continues their most recent price action. Marlin is gonna sponsor Smartcon in a few days so I'm sure it's gonna let them network their way into becoming much more prevalent in the coming months. They've been slowly climbing up in market cap for a reason. This is a great opportunity to show off.

Why did I have to live in one of the worst times of American history?

>>29165411
Binance is even worse than Kekbase.

Anyone else enjoy going into the gme threads and fucking with them? I like responding to my own posts pretending like I don't know about IDs and seeing them chimp out

Holy shit DNN is so boring, should I sell and get into something more volatile

>>28582411
Sitting on 1500 shares
Only gripe I have is that I can't buy calls on it

>>28409858
>didn't buy weed during last year's dip

>>28341405
>he spent more than he could afford
Imagine not being a PLAY MONEY CHAD

How long will this weed stock bubble last? I bought in during last years trough and wasn't expecting this sort of price action.

Wish I was more prepared for this, I don't really think of exit strategies.

>>27227136
GRT solves a problem. The problem is big. It's solvable without The Graph, but it's a huge pain. It involves writing a lot of complicated, custom code, which takes time and effort, and introduces the risk of making a mistake somewhere along the way. It's "boilerplate" code that shouldn't have to be rewritten for every single project!

The Graph removes an entire layer of writing decentralized apps. I think of it like what game engines did for the games industry. Years ago, before game engines like Unreal and Unity existed, game programmers had a lot more tedious work to do. They needed to write custom graphics code themselves to do something as simple as rendering a cube on the screen. They had to write complex code that would interact with the sound card, just to play audio. But then game engines came along and said...

>Hey game programmers, you all keep writing this same complicated stuff over and over again! Why don't we bundle all that complex functionality together into a tool that you can easily reuse for all your games? That way you focus your time on writing the code that's actually specific to your game.

What did that do for the games industry? It resulted in an explosion of new developers and better games. Suddenly, it was so much easier for indie software developers to make full-fledged games, without having to spend weeks just trying to get a damn cube shown on the screen. People who would have never dreamed of making a game were able to get involved.

The Graph does something similar for decentralized apps. With it, developers can spend less time writing the complicated but common stuff. They can spend more time on the app itself.

>>25099394
Join the army or airforce for military intelligence. You will get a security clearance that will guarantee your lowest paying job is 70k. You will also get the GI Bill. Three years as an intelligent contractor (after your enlistment) and you'll be making 6 digits. Your welcome, pretty much anybody can do it. A staff sergeant in my unit sold cocaine before enlisting, was honest and got his clearance just fine. Also you don't die for israel in an air conditioned office.

Any news from the telegram boys? I don't really check it

>>24910588
I have a girlfriend and am literally looking to move cities to get out of it(and a better job)

For making money?

>>24175773
>contributing to this world
Boomers don't understand that this is a two-way street. If society doesn't give a shit about you, you have no obligation to give a shit about society.

>>24097213
yeah, in no way is that volume faked

Do you still accumulate or wait for a dip/crash?
Personally I just wait for a dip at this point to buy some and a crash to buy a lot.

>>23150365
Maybe stop trying to invest in pajeet scams and trying to make a quick buck. It's only your fault and you are greedy and stupid here.