/biz/ - Business & Finance

Anyone here big on GOOG?

I think they will monetize Android devices soon, which will grow the company another 100%.

>>15243827
>How the hell has this got a marketcap of 184 million?

Crypto investors are generally the most retarded and financially clueless part of the financial investment retail community.

>>14601604

>No LINK

The 110 ETH might get you there, but it's not a sure thing. Personally, I don't see ETH gaining that much value as a smart contract execution platform, maybe $800 max.

>>13664108

This.

Will keep less than 0.2 BTC on there just to gamble on terrible shitcoins like REQ and LINK.

>>12548904

I could have invested in anything in late 2017, made 1,000% percent in 6 weeks and then lost 95% from ATH.

The only shitcoin to diverge from that pattern was LINK, because it's manipulated and the supply is centralized.

>>11939573

A successful value investor will always be more successful than you jittery day trading faggots.

What you're doing is almost no different than gambling.

>>11909349

This.

Crypto prices and sentiments are being manipulated. Nothing has changed. Still working towards commercial feasibility and REQ has the best chance of being the crypto version of PayPal.

>>11407859

Based on demand, like everything else. People are now shedding their Tether bags, seeing it as unsecured and corrupt, so the supply is overwhelming demand and the price is trending downward as panicked sellers are forced to accept lower prices.

>>10769823

>Can anyone speak to the coin's remaining potential?

Well, it's still relatively early in development. Only like 15% of the functionality is currently present, so that leaves a lot of room for growth. Once they demonstrate the accounting app, and IF they get a corporate client to actually make money using it, we're likely to go beyond the last ATH which was $1.20.

Short of an exit scam, I think the trajectory is only upwards. The floor has been pretty firmly established.

I'm currently deciding on how to spend my 10 ETH between LINK, more REQ (I try to quit), FUN or ZRX.

I'm thinking LINK is a pipedream, it's barely a professional team, there's no schedule, no communication etc. REQ at least give the impression of working.

FUN just because it's so under-valued, but the 5 billion circulation limits the moon potential.

Or just sit in ETH.

Will post a nice titcow for a reasoned answer.

>>10721261

I'm currently deciding on how to spend my 10 ETH between LINK, more REQ (I try to quit), FUN or ZRX.

I'm thinking LINK is a pipedream, it's barely a professional team, there's no schedule, no communication etc. REQ at least give the impression of working.

FUN just because it's so under-valued, but the 5 billion circulation limits the moon potential.

Or just sit in ETH.

Will post a nice titcow for a reasoned answer.

>>6340880

Get into Crypto.

Buy Ethereum, LINK, REQ and QSP on Binance.

70 year old here.

Don't listen to that 51-year old faggot. He's a wagecuck and will always be one.

Use the Crypto gold rush to fund your retirement and seed a business.

>>5037524

Nice little FUD.

Up 400% since 2 weeks ago.

And this is on NO news, a major ETH bull run, BTC crash and on the ccusp of the prototype being launched.

Sure, please, sell. SELL IT ALL.

>>4362097

But it serves as an avenue for legitimate capital to flow into the BTC market.

It's selling off right now because of the BCASH bullshit and uncertainty and the company diluted the stock with a release of 28 million common shares.

Pretty good time to buy, since this is an actual business that generates actual revenue, unlike most tokens and ICOs.

>>4284062

We've been through this.

>OMG
>800 mln market cap already, overbought, overexposed
>Limited market: basically Third World jungle Asians that use their mobiles for shitty ass transactions, something which does not exist in the Chad West
>Development team known for staging hoaxes and loitering in the lobbies of banks and fast food restaurants in a pathetic attempt for legitimacy

>REQ
>Little known
>30 mln market cap, listed only at obscure exchanges with larger barriers to entry
>Not even advertised
>Team is experienced in running ACTUAL business
>Partnered with serious venture capital and innovative bank

I know you're an OMG bagholder, but to newbies wondering where to park their capital, it should seem pretty obvious.

YOYO on Binance competition starts with less than 80 minutes. Could see a huge rise in price before China wakes up..

Is this the Chinese answer to Steemit