/biz/ - Business & Finance

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/quoine-builds-cryptocurrency-business-salesforce-010000245.html
what do my fellow qashies make of this?

>today I had another great call with Goldman Sachs
>another
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ww75OV5sMo

>hes not buying qash before liquid
OH NO NO NO, MY WIFE STILL DOESN'T BELIEVE IN ME
THE WORLD ISN'T GONNA BE LIKE IT USED TO
QASHCONNECTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT

https://news.bitcoin.com/japanese-public-companies-plans-to-launch-crypto-exchanges/

finally some clear partnerships

FFFFF
press F to pay respects

>ctrl+F
>qash
>no qash thread

oh you guys are in for a world of hurt

>not putting at least a small % of your portfolio into QASH
>thinking you know better than the former VP of Visa
>thinking you know better than former board director for Morgan Stanley
>thinking you know better than the biggest Japanese billionares
>thinking you know better than two former SVPs of SoftBank

I genuinely despise the phrase "stay poor" and "do you hate money?" but cmon anon...

previous thread died down, here goes

can we have an intelligent discussion about this please?
no baseless fud, no retarded over-optimistic price predictions, no pajeet tier shilling, no qash marines or trashy qashies

are the japanese kikes really onto something here? I mean even if you dont give a shit about the liquid platform or the qash token, you are likely to benefit from the worldbook. liquidity has been a big problem for a while now, especially during bull runs. during big spikes bitcoin was trading in korea for a grand more or so iirc, it will also be a bit harder to manipulate prices I guess
im a bit pessimistic about the "institutional investors" meme as many big players will want to have their own exchange, but will probably be sharing liquidity pools

thoughts?

can we have an intelligent discussion about this please?
no baseless fud, no retarded over-optimistic price predictions, no pajeet tier shilling, no qash marines or trashy qashies

are the japanese kikes really onto something here? I mean even if you dont give a shit about the liquid platform or the qash token, you are likely to benefit from the worldbook. liquidity has been a big problem for a while now, especially during bull runs. during big spikes bitcoin was trading in korea for a grand more or so iirc, it will also be a bit harder to manipulate prices I guess
im a bit pessimistic about the "institutional investors" meme as many big players will want to have their own exchange, but will probably be sharing liquidity pools

thoughts?

how the fuck do you retards expect crypto projects that have 30 or less devs to grow and prosper in the longterm?
pic related, shill or whatever
quoine / liquid / qash has 230~ devs atm, im curious what other projects have big teams like this? (genuine question)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkgH-6Z6snA

many of them come from executive positions at major institutions including
Merrill Lynch
Goldman Sachs
SoftBank Group
Gungho Asia
Credit Suisse
Deutsche Bank
UBS Investment Bank
Barclays Bank
Morgan Stanley
Price Waterhouse Coopers International
JFSA
Mistletoe Inc.
Yahoo! Japan
JAFCO, Co. Ltd.
KPMG
and more notable companies / banks

g-guys? whats the catch?