/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58158630
degenerate

>>57664244
>$47k trading volume

We used to find coins with the lowest possibly supply, now you guys only buy tokens with illimitate supply and that have a - Inu suffix.

I'm sick of these whores using these events as launching pad for their influencers career.

>Italian's villas and castles
Imagine how much IMU you have to pay.

Oh boy, she's back...
>>55471874
>74 posts by this ID

Why autistic people always have huge dicks?

>can't even scam-wick at $32k
It's absolutely over.

Each month we wait for CPI data, FED rates etc. thinking they're going to crash the market and each time we pump.

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So close, yet so far to my $0.0001 buy orders.

You're not attractive and you're not a female.

>Also money being sent to the Ukraine Crypto Donations wallet

>highly analyzed sports betting picks

I complied.
They want a fucking video of yourself turning your head on a side and repeat 3 numbers to be sure you're real and you're that person in the ID.

>tfw 4-5 proposals needed to add something completely irrelevant and already priced in.

>>51241833
>Imagine being this new not knowing every single coin's chart just by looking at the candles

>>50086773
LUNC already did a +12000% from the bottom.
You're not buying a Willy Wonka golden ticket, you're just buying a Ponzi coin at its fair price considering the current supply and you're just assuming that this or that is going to happen so the price will skyrocket. Long story short, you're just gambling.

Well we already have historic evidence of what happened to countries with massive deflation. It happened with Japan in the 1990s and lead to its economic collapse and "lost decade" which is still ongoing and has lasted 3 decades already of pure stagnation because the Yen keeps deflating which means wages get lowered and prices get lower which means people buy fewer goods because they rather save their money as they know their wages will be lowered again and prices will drop as well so even fewer goods will be bought so wages get lower and there is fewer work etc etc. It's a terrible situation.

A more famous historic scenario is that of the Roman Republic under Julius Caesar and later Augustus Caesar. Julius Caesar noticed that due to rampant slave labor the goods slowly became cheaper and people started hoarding their coins and saving them instead of buying goods because they anticipated the prices would keep dropping. So producers of those goods had to lower their prices just to attract customers causing a catch-22 where deflation took hold and there being fewer and fewer jobs for Roman citizens while everything got done by slaves instead.

It was solved by Julius and Augustus by mining more silver, salt and gold which were the currencies at the time which led to inflation of those currencies and thus people started buying goods again as they noticed there is no purpose to saving it if it stays the same value or becomes worth less. And the Roman Economy expanded under this forced inflation.

Throughout history empires that had hyperinflation resulted in a total collapse of the economy and state in 28% of the cases.

Hyperdeflation resulted in the total collapse of the economy and state in 73% of the cases.

Deflation is one of the worst things that can happen to an economy. Luckily for us cryptocurrencies aren't actually used as a currency and merely as speculation and store of value. Our actual money we use daily is inflationary so hopefully we won't collapse.

>>24190759
What are you, stupid?

>>22455880
>he doesn't know

>>18971819
> I mean obviously they will go up eventually.
stop posting

>>15043236
someone didn't read my post

>>15001882
>he thinks a crisis will happen during the age of the clown