/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54131605
Why the rage.
Everybody who owns crypto or any other meme assets should hope for something like to happen.
Guess where the money goes? They will buy memes and fiat will get destroyed.
Especially if you're not American.

>>12796790
I wonder how many bears will get rekt during the next bullrun. It seems like bears are smarter than bulls but you never know

>>11470912
>implying flat 20% is the base after each bubble based on 2 previous instances.
>basing non existent pattern on insufficient data.
>concludes his mental *efford* is worth biz discussion

Monthly biz redpill:
The hand in control cannot unload all the bags as of yet thats why they keep price at 6k to simulate a market environment. Literally all crypto torn pocketed fags cant absorb these guys' sell order at 6k if they decide to sell which they wont. If they literally squeeze all long at 6k they eill not profit as much as if they have 2m of an asset that can go trans border and do some otjer business with.
Many whales tried to breach 6k by selling thousands of BTC and failed.
The BTC 6k support confirmed irrefutable at this moment.
Only when this guys decide it will go down it will and your memelines will prove right (Protip: there is incentive btc to be kept at no less than 6k), unless same guys decide it will go up again - then you will have to come up with new memelines to impress biz.

Next time advise why you think 20% happen. You drew some lines and shitposted. You didnt do work.
Whoe does biz think the 6k support people are?

>>11445736
I understand the general sentiment, but I don't actually understand why people treat work as opposed to time. Instead, just make a small cut and make your money with something you like.
Because not doing any sort of work (and I mean work as in projects), will also not "make ya happy". Unless you're an American and in dept, why not simply doing a job you like. Or spending 2 years studying something interesting and then working in that field?
Writing off any sort of job because >wagecuck is completely pathological.

https://ethereumworldnews.com/chinese-bitcoin-billionare-leaves-crypto/

>>11251637
>thots are allergic to honesty
damn, anon, you might be onto something

>>11068110
>Use all of the middle east's oil
>Oil is now rarer and more expensive
>America starts using its own oil

Very cheeky America

https://youtu.be/t7hNBNHKPc0

Well while we're at it, I actually do youtube videos, so plx subscribe

https://youtu.be/FEZXDUy6YCU
https://youtu.be/cnK1E3yZGx0

Whether you put a tipping address online, beg on sites like 4chan, pay people for articles online or lectures on stuff like programming over the world, your address ends up on google searches. You do an ICO, people have your address. You buy soup (possible with bitcoin here in Vienna at a few restaurants), the receiving end can look into your ledger. You have to go through a hassle for any cash like payment to prevent the other end from seeing how much you own.

I already have this problem if I put an address on my youtube channel or it I take coin rewards to the github repo pull requests of project I contribute to.

Something like Monero is the only way to go,
if you want to make bitcoin and alts more than just assets on an exchange, but an actual currency.

>>814539

>>625449
How's the wife?