/biz/ - Business & Finance

you mumu's have the audacity to tell me to stop selling!? I told you the big crash was coming for years

>>50319411
Hopefully, time will tell

AEZSchads, how we doin?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Jhg1kxD0_8

Can we get a location flag like /pol/ so we can see the pajeet pumps? Probably the best suicide prevention on this highly shilled subreddit.

>>26978139
American here

>>24313143
I turn 30 in one month and I'm still a virgin.

Bought my first Bitcoin at $80.

>>24097661
Yeah this is probably going to be me as well. 30 yr old virgin in a month.

>>23748006
Actually gramma's, bitch. Bought my first 2 BTC for $80 a pop with Christmas/Birthday money.

>>22790586
>Why does the msm always socially shame non conformists as unintelligent, incels, racists, ect while anybody who is a complete NPC they praise as being intelligent and a great person?
Nice delusional cope.
If what you were saying is true, then nonconformists like homosexuals and transsexuals would be shunned as "unintelligent, incels, racists." They're not.
Meanwhile, you have your "non conformists" in this thread bashing Canada, questioning masks and vaccines in a pandemic, saying "good goy", "kiked", "niggers", "economic science is a pseudo science", ((()))answering 3A on >>22795883. So plenty of unintelligent comments and racism here just in this thread alone.
Unintelligent, incels, racists are called out for being unintelligent, incels, racists. Don't group yourself with them.
Your use of "NPC" suggests that you failed at conventional measures of success in life, so you cope by pretending you're the main character and the rest are clueless sheep. It's a way to feel like a special snowflake without having accomplished anything (except maybe an alternative worldview), because it's all in your head.

>>14689958
So true.

t. warhammer book peruser.

>>14594885
heh.

>>14451971
Can we get a chainlink edit of this?

Can I get a link edit for this?

>>13327614
It's back. And we moon now.

blockchain.

>>12222292

>You will make the profit when every girl in a 100km radius knocks on your door and offers you her virginity for shelter, protection and food.

Why aren't you enjoying Halloween? Stop looking at charts and have some fun ffs.

>>11424177
12 BTC
virgin

Now as far as profitability goes, obviously this starts to look bad in reality when you run some numbers. Assuming just 1 GPU each, no single one of my frens will ever be able to generate big bux of any sort:

>ETH with 1x GTX 1070 @ 30 MH/s:
>$15.90/mo
>XMR with the same @ 690 H/s:
>$11.10/mo
etc. and it pretty much gets worse from there.

But I have an idea for that too. CPU-MINED COINS, NIGGER

There are a number of coins that are really pushing the whole ASIC resistance as a feature, and some of them have highly specialized algorithms that are unironically only able to be mined on regular-ass CPUs, like
>Nerva (Cryptonight Adaptive algo)
>NIMIQ (Argon2 algo)

And probably more. Both of the above already make me more per month easily than almost my entire profit from all the GPUs. We're talking on my Ryzen 7 1700x, I was mining enough NIMIQ for >$40, and recently switched to nerva which currently pulls even more than that, I won't even say how much.

But setting them up to CPU mine one of the unusually-profitable coins, either alongside the GPU or even just omitting the GPU side entirely, would allow for an even more negligible degree of power use, as well as being less noticeable (or likely not at all). I can't play games on my miner while it's actually GPU mining (>>11254162), but most CPU-exclusive algos I've tried don't affect jack shit as far as general PC usage. NIMIQ especially I would run a game for a while, close it and realize I left the miner open the whole time.

>>11254180
>make a huge profit while helping out friends with (((real))) money aka cash or venmo that they are familiar with/can use immediately
>be a nice guy :^) and try to teach friends how to mine memecoins for $0.30/month and have to deal with their autism when asking me how to cash out BTC
Yeah that's a tough one anon.

>>10380779