/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22069101
Whats next after cryptocurrencies?

Do we even need money to evolve?

>>16381697
Other than ETH and LTC, my picks are some coins from 2017 and before that are still active. It's easier now to figure out which projects are still developing and which ones are dead. People and their bots keep trying to spam shill new shitcoins, but I don't think new coins are going to pump. People are too burned out for that and projects now need to start showing actual products. The only ones close to products or already have something to show are the ones that have been around 2017 and before.

>>14233349
Literally unstoppable.

>>12732705
It's a combination of many factors and luck. California has always had people rushing to it for one reason or another. Starting from the gold rush where people from around the world came to try to strike it rich with gold. You also had a bunch of businessmen who understood that selling pickaxes and food to gold diggers was much more profitable. Then you had the hippie movement where a ton of US citizens from every part of the United States came over to do drugs, have sex, and of course protest SJW shit. Then you had the silicon valley tech boom which again, had people from both across the United States and all over the world move to California to be a part of the tech industry. Now you got a bunch of Chinese people moving their money over to buy up houses in California and don't even fucking live in them.

Basically, it's a combination of resources that it is sitting on, location, and the opportunities for employment that have propped up throughout California's history which has made California an attractive investment. But I honestly think shit has gotten way too expensive way too fast to, it's all fucked right now.

t.Californian

>>12564583
Ok /biz/, what exactly does he have to do to save Venezuela? Or is he completely fucked and doesn't know shit since he was a bus driver? How did he even become Vice president?

Why the fuck didn't chavez invest in other shit with oil money or slowly cut back on social programs?

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>>12316730
This, those fucking garbage truck drivers make decent pay and more than most people these days and they are seen as dirty, dumb, or like bad in general. As I grew older, I slowly learned to respect people of all jobs, no matter if they are working at Mcdonalds or not. Shouldn't disrespect people trying to make a honest living and surviving in society.

What if the janitor is a federal employee?

Wow this is highly inspiring and motivating. Thank you so much OP.

This shit has barely moved and been maintaining places 18-22 on coinmarketcap. Why?

>>7521203
Bitgrail's owner probably. He knows hes fucked and probably trying to deflect to devs or tried to drive down price even lower so people would finally sell. That or people are FUD'ing it hard to hopefully go much lower so they can buy back in much lower than what they sold. It also might be salt from people who were dumb enough to leave it on Bitgrail's exchange and now somehow directed their hate to the coin and hope it goes to 0.

>>7301487
Do people really think it will go "interstellar?" There's 380 million of these in circulation and wasn't there more to be released over time since they minted 800 million of them? If it goes 3x the current price and calculating only the 380 mill in circulation at the moment, that would already put it in the top 10 marketcap.

>>6503721
It was the 50% for life fee split. It gave everyone such wild fantasies it's understandable why you would buy this when it was high as it kept going up. I was fortunate to get in early but these COSS threads mainly have people shilling delusional positivity when their team has only carried out shit shows.
>it j-just needs a new engine!
>coss at 100mill marketcap but if we get to 500mill it is practically nothing!
>coss volume has gone up! thanks to the only token (coss coin) being traded on the exchange

Oh the one I love the most when it should have been fully functional product already.
>i-it's a w-working product!

But honestly after reading Rune's medium article and doing some research I have some faith as I now know this isn't really a scam, more like his team just sucks ass since faggots on Reddit can figure out the problems they have right away.

Probably but only if they get their shit together. If you do some research, a shit ton of people are mad at this coin. Only people hyping this coin massive bagholders. COSS Exchange was down for days and other exchanges highly inflated the price of this coin.

>>3449243
Blockchain with gun control. They haven't put out much information explaining how all this is going to work and the science behind it all. Extremely hyped by the dev. Posts and retweets "pump posts." Posts ideas they are "thinking" about that don't even relate to what they are doing. Continuously post things they plan to do even though they already said it like 10 times and people buy into the hype. They announce a bunch of random partnerships with companies I have never heard of. Announce shit like "partnerships coming up blah blah" many times. 70 million coins that were never in circulation to begin with. They really have nothing to show at the moment but I'm guessing a ton of people hear gun control and immediately jumped on this. I think a lot of people here got in early. Like around $0.20 cents and got out when it hit above $1 dollar during the first pump a week or so ago. I was one of them and got out early to be safe. If you do invest in it, enjoy the gains for however long the devs can keep up the hype. Though, when I sold all mine, I continued to flip it for a few days as I noticed someone would dump it so hard twice during the night that would drop it anywhere from 10-25 cents after it had steadily dropped and cooled down a little in the afternoon.

Serious question, who is actually using the technology behind the coins at the moment and what for? Are we all just buying promises?