/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56617168
you do understand what a fiat currency is, no?

IM $150 DEEP IN THIS
MAKE IT PUMP OR IM FUCKED

>>22528133
Wtf checked 33

>>22103538
are you me wtf?

>>21558888
Checked!

>https://www.gematrix.org/?word=nano

andrea 131 258 43 1777
coca cola 131 318 53 1467
mask 131 264 44 1208
inanna 131 318 53 1186
michar 131 312 52 935
hidden god 131 420 70 931
anon 131 264 44 812
nsa 131 204 34 803
cocacola 131 318 53 730
legion 131 372 62 679

>https://www.gematrix.org/?word=nanocurrency

victor 942 522 87 1247
yin and yang 942 684 114 390
heaven helps 942 690 115 389
jennifer nicole lee 942 966 161 333
difficult to explain 942 1236 206 309
heaven or hell 942 750 125 287
resurrected christ 942 1278 213 261
awan 942 234 39 242
heaven or hell 942 750 125 237

It is funny, because when I read these long winded posts about how Chainlink is essential to an automated society, I get excited and consider investing some of my nano stack in it, but thinking a bit more I realize that what is being described, the essential cornerstone of the 4th industrial revolution, cannot be solved by a legacy tier system built on Ethereum. The gas costs and exponentially increasing ledger size, and thus exponentially increasing cost to perform a transaction nullifies it by default for anything that isn't a valuable transaction. You won't be using it to buy coffee for instance.

Nano however, is actually perfect for the emerging economy, being free to send and instant to receive (with full confirmation without centralization). Technology like this is going to be required for smart cars connected to a network who need to make autonomous purchases such as GPS data, or for automated trading bots to tap into global databases and pay to take advantage of proprietary data. In many cases, these transactions will need to be instant, and in many more cases (such as for consumer goods), any sort of fee will greatly reduce the potential, especially for microtransactions or transactions that accrue based on time, energy, or caloric expenditure.

I am not saying NANO is the ONE, but it is the candidate currently most likely to succeed at the job.

>>18289383
it might be desu

Epic thread is over, don't have anymore tom cruises or trips

they have time travel 3 days in the future?

>people took weeks off of work for this

>>15201283
>epstein is destroying bitcoin right now

>>14857270

Cashed out all my crypto end of '17 just came back thought i'd put a few k back in after having a good time and i get welcomed back to cuckbase with this shit.

"Don't see all your funds?
Some of your funds may be temporarily unavailable to withdraw from Coinbase in order to prevent fraud and keep your account safe. In the meantime, you can instantly buy and sell with all of your portfolio balance, but you can only withdraw cash and cryptocurrencies up to your available balance."

What did you guys do since i've been away. This is shit.

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>>13010845

Gee, if you had taken your coins off the exchange before it happened, you'd still have your coins. Never trust centralized exchanges. They operate just like central banks.

>>12452906
>Futures contracts aren't a price indicator
>Futures contracts are expiring that's why it's dumping

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>>11138957
wait
so youre trying to tell me this company isnt worth $15B dollars?

thats crazy talk senpai

WEW
15 minute spy looks incredible rn

>>10818664
>actually held DRYS to B/E
absolute madman
how?
why?

>>10818634
i work at nights most of the time so its cool for me desu
its less research on financial stuffs tho and just some charts so if you screen for different things in the chart you can find em desu

>>10818693
cig smoking has been going way down senpai
i know they all own ecig companies to hedge, but the damage is done desu

>>10694641