/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18196404
>unregusted security and amounting 32 million dollars

is there a user friendly way to short the boomer stock market using crypto instead of fiat?

>>17396695
>February 2020
>still passionately arguing with dshitposting fudders

What's with the yellow IDs?

>three MA lines
>"what do these two lines show?"

>is a permanent record of every transaction our last hope against being surveilled by the state

>>15880020
>3x down

>>13771983
what do you mean "you people"?

>>11703682

>there are actually people here who bought stocks

>>11431221
>has been here all year
>still hasn't filtered link threads

>>11303397
>pance

>mrw 66BTC have been sent to the Bitcoin genesis wallet, the most recent deposit being yesterday

What does it take to be a competent smart contract developer? We see constant examples of wallets and contracts getting drained due to poor security and programming, but if you were to set out to write "very good" smart contracts or dApps what fields would you want to be exceptionally proficient in?
Is it realistic to learn Solidity as your first programming language or would be better served to learn one of the more popular ones first?
Say you set a 10 year goal to be able to write Solidity code of exceptional quality, what sort of milestones would you be looking to meet? What sort of areas would you specialise in and how would you avoid the pitfalls of writing shitty, insecure code?

>>10946869
>hating jews for being racially insular and greedy while espousing a personal political philosophy entirely focussed around racial insularity and greed

>starting a new link thread instead of just using filters + hide thread

Why is it that NWO conspiracy theorists who hate globalisation are the exact same people who are the early adopters of borderless currency? Shouldn't the "anti-globalism" crowd be fanatically against crypto and endorsing their own national currency?

Why does so little discussion go into how exactly fiat-replacement currencies should be structured? You're literally creating an economy with set rules from scratch, and everyone is so hung up on muh transaction fees and transaction speed that people seem to overlook the far more important question of "how will value be distributed, created and shared within this economy"?
If an attempted fiat replacement launches and is just a speculative feeding frenzy it will never succeed. The questions surrounding what sort of distribution of wealth is ideal seem to get almost completely passed over, but they are absolutely crucial.