/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54920341
The BATbros are still here, my man. Never selling. Just bought more. Suck it.
>>54920595
Hi Jimmy. Thanks for the insight. Still buying.

https://talk.brave.com/this--is--your--weekly--bat-community--call

Right now. Get in faggots.

>>54369658
Men are swine and women are children. The cycle of natural selection has been irrevocably altered. We are fucked as a society. All we can do is look after our own.

>>54115000
First, a nitpick
>shitty ass roadmap etc
I personallybitched out Eich on Twitter about that and he directly responded to me that the State of the Bat =/= Roadmap.
https://twitter.com/Bennett_Waldorf/status/1632056138190688257
>how do these recent developments not bother you?
What recent developments? SVB exposure? That ended up being a nothingburger. Slow development? Old news
>especially their bullshit with search ads earning them more money the less BAT users brave has.
I will admit I'm waiting for a decent response to this valid concern. However, it's largely abrogated by the potential that BAT will be integrated into a keyword staking mechanism at some point. Brendan has repeatedly hinted at it, saying they're investing a lot of legal resources into determining how to go about doing it in a not-half-assed way. Will it happen? I don't know. But I'll take the risk for now. I'm not all in on BAT by a long shot.

Nitpicking aside, I will admit I am not overall as bullish as I once was. For that reason, I'm not putting much more into BAT relative to other projects. But I'm still not killing myself for sinking a significant amount into BAT in the past. I DCA'd significantly when we dipped below 20 cents. Most of my stack was purchased at 48 cents in 2021. My average is around 31 cents now. I am adopting a wait-and-see approach, while feathering out stacks of other projects during this bear market.

>>54095504
I didn't think it was a close call - at least most of the time. I said it Friday in these threads: there was no way the government was going to allow their Silicon Valley gravy train to die. Classic kike too big to fail nonsense. Only moment I had doubt was when Titmouse Yellen inexplicably said there'd be no bailout yesterday morning, before backtracking by the afternoon. Even then, with the way Newsom was promising to White Knight, and others with him, I had little doubt there'd be a bailout.

The way Eich and Mulks were shitting on SVB online when the news broke didn't seem like panic. I figured they had some exposure. Many did. I mean, Christ, my dad's business had some exposure in SVB (under the FDIC limit, but still). But not enough to sink them. If anything, I figured their exposure was of the payroll variety, which meant their employees may have had delays in getting their paychecks. Lots of these online payroll providers used SVB (Patriot Software, etc.) Bigger companies = bigger payroll account. Easy to crest 250k if you have enough people.

The UGP dump was an interesting one. Will be fun to ask about on the community call.

Still here. About to execute an ACH transfer into my binance to buy $2000 more.

If we go further I'll throw another $3000 in. Scraping up everything I can at the moment. Tough with my wife's health bills but we gotta do it

>>54003289
>I'm going to do some research and see if I can find some classic era influencers.
They must exist. If not, carve out a new space for them and capitalize on the one fetish blindspot that the internet has heretofore failed to discover. I wouldn't be surprised if it's a rare one though - in my porn watching days it was near impossible to find a femme fatale looking woman doing porn.

>I can only imagine some of the shit you deal with in court, but I doubt you'd ever want to represent any of my degens.
If court has taught me anything, it's that people are always assholes when money's involved. Evidence of that can be seen everywhere. Including this thread. Still, offer stands. Better you than me. I know how to handle thots and make them pitiable.