/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52860324
Thx, saved
>>52860406
Not clickin that shit nigga

>>49432709
You cant effectively inside trade btc

I was promised $13,500 cheapies.
I want my fucking cheapies

t. Peter Dalio

>>24120675

Linkies you are at 33,000 sats

Not that you would know what that means since you only care about dollars

Link faggots are 100% cancer and 100% pic related

>>17849445
cope harder dying boomer

>>17673601

>kek 2020 edition
imagine not holding some scarce automated internet money that spreads like a virus

>>17215506

>>17076867
Impressive math, anon.

kek

>>16632598
Rollign

>>16301805
yOU. ArE. FuCKiING. sTUpIDd.

trillions of dollars? oh...so you mean market makers/exchanges/jews can't just hold their bitcoins and let the price fly up because there are no sel...fucking stupid.

>>14406373
fuckin relax buddy

>>13574432

>>12455762
Big gaines! To the moon!

>>11994149
XD whats reddit spacing ha ha

I like that it's open source but it's sounding too idealistic for institutional adoption, I saw that new IBM thing but is that enough?

>>11424396
What I'm saying is that without pool mining, you're entire network security boils down to hoping there are enough individuals solo mining throwing a decent enough hashrate at the network that some millionaire can't fire up a warehouse full of blade servers and shut down your network just because he feels like it and that are all of these benevolent solo miners are okay with a block rewards system that is essentially like playing the lottery. Most people don't feel like mining for a year or two (even if it's relatively inexpensive mining) with a possibility that they never even find a block, even if the chance of hitting a block does net a reward comparable to what they would have received had they been pool mining. In fact, this scenario basically guarantees that nobody ever "seriously" invests in providing Nerva hashrate because if the network grows a bit, it becomes that much more difficult to calculate your ROI on a short time frame. Yeah, it all evens out in the end, but what if you just have shitty luck for a long stretch? It's completely possible.

Also pool fees are like 0.1% or less, hardly enough to be worth mentioning when we take just the general price fluctuations of crypto into account. Stop fucking mentioning pool fees as an argument for Nerva, lmao.

>>5710780
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