/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27857447
I am beginning to get tempted to just swing. Sell at 1.30, buy at 1.10, repeat ad infinitum.

The issue is that once I actually do it, prq will g straight to 10$. FML

Thank you OP. I was getting nervous

>>22030328
I work in commercial HVAC, no college degree $30 an hour, 27 years old. I don't recommend going back to college because it will just put you further into the hole, the best thing you can do for yourself is try to beat the devaluation of the dollar and protect your financial assets. You can do suicide stacks on shilled biz coins or calls/puts on robinhood, you can put your savings in the bank and get screwed over by inflation, ultimately it’s up to you, but I’ll throw you my 2 cents on my due diligence, and it’s up to you to read the white papers and understand what I’m saying or continue with your life after reading this post. One of my hedged positions is the Jarvis Network, they're the only protocol implementing UMA which has a superior protocol to synthetix network (which has some fundamental scaling problems involving liquidity being pulled from its pool), though UMA lacks a frontend. in Q3 Jarvis is rolling out their test market, and if they succeed and don’t have any funky bugs or hacks then they'll be directly competing with Synthetix network in the field of synthetic asset ownership with a superior protocol. There is not a single protocol in DeFi in the top 100 by market cap that is implementing this shit because you have to build the platform around UMA for it to work, and it takes a lot of time & effort, but these guys have been doing it since february before UMA was even listed. Now that the market's shown it likes UMA (given the traction its had these last few weeks), there will be demand for a protocol that can actually implement it. I've allocated about 15% of my portfolio on this because it is risky, there is risk involved with a protocol that has yet to roll out its product, as well as the token of Jarvis will experience dilution in a couple months and again in like 2 years when a bunch of tokens sold earlier for liquidity to fund the development of the project becomes unlocked, but it won't matter if they succeed.
gl in life

>>19396214
>no shit. a bitcoin is worth $_____. Everyone knows that.