/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>7879330
Fuck off pleb.

I'll give you faggots a hint. I'm setting my buy orders back at 2700 and walking away. I'd go as low as 2550 if I were gonna keep an eye on it, but REQ is a small bag so I'm not that concerned.

BTC is gonna continue to bleed and theres no REQ news forthcoming for at least a week. Dont let the Poos steal your hard earned money. Make them suffer.

>>7549936
>be europoor
>plaster flakes from the ceiling as the bed frame slams against the far wall
>huddle by my laptop as I watch the Amerimutts steal my daily earnings
>thought I'd finally started to rebound after the last month of blood, but the bald spots aren't growing back
>need to go to bed soon so i can be up early to chart meme lines again, but the bed's still occupied
>maybe Marzia will let me clean out Muhammed's spunk before she has to go in to work tonight at the refugee center

Can a civilization possibly be any more cucked?

You have no EOS?

Here comes the EOS redpill:

1. Will be faster than ETH will ever be (millions of tx/s)
2. Weiss ratings: EOS is *only* crypto to tie, and later SURPASS ETH.
3. $1B capital injection program for EOS projects.
4. ONE BILLION DOLLAR CAPITAL INJECTION PROGRAM FOR EOS PROJECTS.
5. No transaction fees.
6. Not vaporware. The testnet for devs has been out for months. Mainnet launches in June.
7. Can host Facebook on EOS.
8. EOS has partnered with big VC firms who will pick winning projects to fund.
9. Google co-founder Eric Schmidt has partnered with EOS through his VC firm TomorrowVentures. He provided a quote for an EOS press release.
10. GOOGLE CO-FOUNDER ERIC SCHMIDT IS PARTNERED WITH EOS.
11. Most VC funded EOS projects won’t do ICOs, they will airdrop to EOS token holders. Think of owning EOS as owning NASDAQ and receiving free stock in everything listed on it.
12. EOS tokens are real estate on the EOS blockchain. They give you access to EOS network bandwidth for dapps. You can rent your EOS out to devs for passive $, in addition to $ from EOS VC project token drops.
13. Real estate is better than fuel. You don’t burn it, you hold it for incredible gains.
14. Mike Novogratz (CEO of Galaxy Digital, former Goldman Sachs partner) & early investor in ETH, announced $325 million EOS fund. He sees potential in EOS over ETH.
15. Richard Jung, former CEO of Bithumb, joined Block.one to lead the Korean community.
16. EOS is the biggest thing in crypto since Bitcoin, and will probably flip Bitcoin and Ethereum.
17. Elite developers are excited about EOS. Much more so than any other platform. This includes Ethereum, Cardano, IOTA, Hashgraph, etc. EOS will crush all of them.
18. $100 - $1000 by 2018/2019

tl;dr EOS will probably brute force its way to the top 3, top 2, and eventually the number 1 spot.

*Actually* screen shot this. It’s 2018 and /biz/ is still skeptical of and ignorant to the next big thing.

>>6642434
>Quietly accumulate
>Grab a few of the new ICOs in case they actually explode
>Wait for FIAT exchange to blow everything sky high
>Retired and live off of early accumulation

If my plan falters at any step, eh, I only spent a couple grand on this shitcoin. But man oh man am I gonna be living like a king if they accomplish 1/10 of what they're after.

>>6469936
That's why I'm sticking around. He's at least been very forthcoming about his frustrations with the team. Hopefully that means that he'll be encouraged to increase hiring in the very near future. (And that none-too-subtle hint at being responsible for hiring... and firing.)

COSS is my investment stack. If the exchange goes tits up, then I'll be out a lot of imaginary internet money. But I'm willing to pay $4k for the very real chance to never have to work again.

If FIAT goes live before June, I might just be at that COSS party in Singapore.

>>6372686
>mfw I hold COSS and up 80%
But yeah, you should have trusted ETH to at least keep up with BTC.

>>6234353
>Buy coin (if only available through HitBTC)
>Wait for moon
>Sell coin
>Buy DOGE
>Transfer out to better exchange
>Pay 3 cents versus $100
>Sell DOGE, losing maybe 2% in total fees

>>6203934
(HitBTC lists DOGE)
(DOGE transfer fees are 2 coins)
(Literally costs 3 cents to withdraw to a more favorable exchange)

I've you're looking for profits rather than being married to a coin, it's fucking cheap as hell to move money on and off HitBTC.

Bonus: HitBTC price of OPUS is nearly half that of ED. Get it while it's hot, boys.

>>6179798
>Up 20% today
Nigga what?

about to put 1k on this bad boy and wait until I have over 50k (around 1$ a coin)
How dumb/smart is that?