/biz/ - Business & Finance

I'm thinking of starting a small local T-Shirt/product startup and letting it grow from there. I heard that the Market is saturated, but is it to the point that there is no point in doing it? I have relatively little experience in doing these kinds of things, and would like to hear /biz/'s opinions.

Thoughts?

oracle token needs to be chain agnostic so other chains are not dependent on security of one chain. therefore we must expect staking on other chains than just ethereum mainnet

on one hand you want to avoid central exchanges but on the other there is no decentralized exchange (on a network that has not sold its soul ..to centralization). any ideas broskinos?

>>56749415
The only "problem" with 2x is that it still has massive drawdowns during crashes. While the 3x leverage had 99.97 drawdown, the 2x still had 98.32%. While on the upside the ending balance for the 3x is 60% higher than the 2x.

So it seems like you basically get fucked just as hard when you're losing but then don't get the mega gains of 3x when you're winning.

>>56606305
I am wondering why he would do that, this is an insanely irrational move. Maybe he knew (or guessed) that link was surpressed, profited from it and got caught pants down by the recent pump

programmer noob here, how do web3 interfaces like etherscan and metamask take a contract ABI and generate front end functions to interact with the contract? So far I've always just written custom front end code to handle the parameters of whatever contract function I'm trying to call, but clearly these interfaces have some way of constructing any function they read from the ABI. Because any contract function could have arbitrarily many parameters of any type, how does this work?

Economic midwit big picture question: It seems on a large scale, that (((they))) try to produce recession after recession, since 2009. Why is that? What does the elite gain of an economy that is going to shit and is constantly getting worse?

Is it a wise financial decision to ride out the coming recession by enrolling in college for a 2nd degree and taking out loans to pay for 100% of it? I'm hoping that by the time the recession is over it will be easy to find work again so I shouldn't have any problem paying back the loans.