/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57539523
2 girls 1 cup

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>>55763633
witnessed

>if you make over $32,000 you're in the global 1%

>>55498358
Kekek

What made you think it would be the future when they have experienced many outages and have proven to be centralized? Give me a good reason why I should believe this dumb comment and act like a retard. Kekek

The big picture in the crypto industry shaping the future of Web3 is DePIN. Get that, Jennies.

>>55484154
>in a recent Pew Research Center survey, 24 percent of Asian adults and 21 percent of Black or Hispanic adults say they have invested in or used a cryptocurrency, compared with just 14 percent of White adults.
>he's right

>>55433291
You think that's not possible?
Aside from the non-solid basis that will serve as a catalyst, Oracle projects will never emerge as a trend again, but DePIN solutions stand a better chance.

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>>55375527
So you're saying I have until the 3rd or 6th to pack my bags before the gigapump?

Shit guys, didn't expect it so quicky, thanks!

I am literally following the rich guy path right now, the whole lose everything, then make a come back thing is happening.

What is the best method for taking profit? Do I simply close the position and get the USDT? Or do I have to buy the shitcoin and use the auto-payback feature to pay the debt?

For example I bought a shitcoin (30,000 units of it) and owe (10,000 units) of the shitcoin back to the exchange, but now I can buy 60,000 units of the shitcoin, so basically using leverage I went from 20,000 of the shitcoin to 50,000 tokens using leverage, but then to get that into USDT, I have to sell the 50,000 tokens on spot to get my money...............or am I completely misguided on how this works.

Need help to do this ASAP incase the shitcoin pops off again and I lose the gains ive made shorting it lol..

Safe to long Bitcoin or Chainlink from here until the next bullrun?

I am currently in a 10X long on Bitcoin

Liquidation price: 25059

>>55215035
If the features mentioned are top priorities, it's good to embrace it once you're sure it won't screw you up like Atomic Wallet did.

Who actually is paying my longs?

(I longed since 17k)

Im wondering who actually pays for this stuff, seeing my position just print so much money

Who is actually paying this shit? It seems way too easy, like a cheat code.

>>55070971
Only pleb will buy into what the banks offer as stocks. The bank just proved to us how meme their stock can be. Everything is still centered on security. I keep wondering why the SEC seems to pay deaf ears to this. Fk Gensler

>>55035263
>stop looking at social media


If I don't look at this place, where should I look? A place where I will be lured to believe that this stands a better chance, or what? We all understand the drill: speculation and hype move the market, and this is done not on their dashboard or web page but rather on social media that permits shilling, just like what you mofaso is doing. It's better I stick with something that can generate a secure, reasonable yield, like non-fungible equity on Polygon, than allow the dev to make away with my fund once again.

>>54686681
Yeah. Buying Shib, Avax, and EGLD during a major financial crisis in my life plays out right from working in McDonald's to being a business owner.
I hope MNIcorp plays out right, but from the model they utilize, it seems sustainable when it comes to their NFE yield system.

>>54696302
Do you still believe in the possibility of a comeback?

>>54599020
>How is crypto going to get normies onboard? So many people have been burned in the past year it may take YEARS to undo the damage

When we are back on track with some juicy rallies, those dump-ass retards will get on board to make us rich again. That's the cycle. They must be lured when the bull run set in.
>needs serious use cases where people do more than hodl.


That's correct, but there are tokenized RWAs that are much easier to deal with for low-risk brainless tod. Mnicorp's NFE is a better option, and they've got everything backed by land collateral, decentralized, transparent, and community-driven. DeFi is not just all about trading.

>>54602008
Both the rich and the poor are needed. The whale is to make it more attractive and appealing, and the poorfags get on board thinking dear could outsmart the whale, the market maker. One just needs to be extremely smart not to be caught in the hook.

>>54515856
How perfectly can you project that it will turn out right? Even the hype and sentiment surrounding a claim can turn out blurry and unprofitable with just one single action. The space poses a plethora of potential risks. It's best if we invest based on our risk appetite and tolerance.

>>54423606
Most bat hodlers are most likely to end up looking like genitalia roastie. Kys

There are many opportunities in DeFi with a low-risk and inclusive reward system, just like the use of NFE (non-fungible equity) on Polygon to earn from revenue generated in the real world.
DEFI as a whole is not just all about trading, which often comes with risk and manipulation by market makers.


The space is evolving and DeFi is at edge of mainstream adoption.

>>54323155
Most likely, but there is no major catalyst to actually bank on as a basis for believing that it will outperform that threshold. I feel like converting my position to something worthwhile and prolific, maybe for magic yearn LP staking.

>>54233877
Exactly. Dumb asses and brainless faggots will fall for their obvious shill.

It's best we all deal with what we have rather than be deluded by this schmuck. Next phase of the run will revolve around the Innovative Project. The next stop for me with the ones I'm dealing with is to have them all staked, starting with magic yearn LP staking, ofero network, egld and matic. I'm in for the long haul.