/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58163748
>Pathetic excuse for human trash
Does this mean that the guy is human trash, or really bad at being human trash? I don't quite understand what Charles typed out there.

Is storing all your coins on an Exodus wallet on an old laptop a safe way to self-custody? Seriously I know "not your keys not your coins" but how the fuck do you guys sleep at night with your coins on a trezor and your recovery phrase written down somewhere when your house can just get burglarized or burn down suddenly? This might be a stupid question but how is that safer than just keeping it on Cuckbase with 2FA activated on an authy app on an old phone you never use? Even if a hacker gets into your cuckbase account, they can't move any of the funds without that old phone's authy app code.

>t. boomer

"""healthy correction"""
or
beginning of the end

>>25747052
Don't care, I'll just keep investing in it regularly like it was an index fund. If shit goes sideways and payment processors crackdown on everything fun in life, I'll appreciate being able to buy stuff

BTC, ETH, and LINK are the only cryptos that matter. Why are so many of you slinging shitcoins that have no future when you could just buy these three? Is it greed? delusion? stupidity?

>>19357002
Why is there this faggotry in economics that everyone has to CONSOOM to be happy? Saving/investing your money is more satisfying and is just a smarter decision.

>nobody gets it

This whole thing reminds me of when the Linkin Park singer killed himself, suddenly everyone on social media is coming out as their #1 fan and shit.

He played basketball for a living. I mean it sucks that he died I guess, but no more or less than any average Joe who never gets mentioned when he dies.

>>13740341
What kind of person takes a look at Charles Hoskinson, a fat slob who sweats ONIONS, uses investor funds for world travel and the amount of actual work he does is questionable, and displays an ego complex larger than his disgusting cottage-cheese covered body, and decides "yeah, that's who I'm giving my hard-earned money to"?

I legitimately don't understand.

>>5490693
>>5490773
But it even happens in the bestseller book anons

VGZ vs. TGD

which one /biz/?

>>1856402
>historically gold has neither risen nor dropped in real value. So it's a hedge against inflation.
so it's like a bank? can you reliably sell the gold to get the same amount of money disregarding inflation?
>historically silver has consistently gone down in purchasing power. So it's neither an investment or a reliable hedge against inflation. It's a vehicle for short-term speculation.
so if the purchasing power of it constantly falls, why purchase it in the first place, even if it is for short-term speculation, the price of it won't rise, right?

>Want to take a class in a foreign country
>Will need a loan of around $6k to finance it (relocation, living expenses, the class itself)
>18 year old so no prior credit history, no cosigner, and no collateral

How do I go about applying for this loan? Can I just walk into my personal bank and apply for it? What would a decent interest rate on this be?