/biz/ - Business & Finance

>why

Most likely the devs use sockpuppets/bots to purchase their own tokens, making it seem like there is more interest. Some people are just chronic gamblers and then get mad when they lose. Possibly they thought it wouldn't rug instantly, but be like FEEL (some pre-salers got out with a 3x while everyone else got rugged) or other tokens that didn't instantly rug. Others are naive and thought that since it's not a food token or a meme token or a y clone it would be their chance to get in on videogame tokens (new market). In any case I've invested in TEAM finance (plz no rug) and will probably invest in UTK too because crypto actually has a massive need/usecase for tokens/sites which ensure that rugs can't happen.

In any case there should be some kind of "basic rules of /biz/" where if the liquidity isn't unicrypted, you shouldn't buy that shit.

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>>23230975
It's funny that recently because of all the scams I see more anons learning how to track down scammers to retaliate while obvious scammers on /biz/ seethe about it. I wonder how long it'll go on until some foodtoken scammer gets minecrafted by an angry anon?

>>23227645
Law School median age is like 33.

>>22905875
It was most of my investment portfolio, I keep most of my money in the real world where it's safe from pajeets.

>>22845743
Bots are set to dump as soon as BTC does anything, this leads to brainlets dumping when they see bots dumping. It's a bot-brainlet market now.