/biz/ - Business & Finance

if central banks weren't run by jews, would still believe in crypto?

>work at boring software job
>make $200/day
>follow these /biz/ posts
>>19681375
>>19681506
>make $200 in an hour
what are some kinos that make you think?

>>18162628
>3+ million unemployed Americans
>America doesn't allow medical coverage unless your employed and pay for it
>3+ million uninsured Americans during one the worst pandemics of our lives

When will this "fuck you, fend for yourself" libertarian style US government be put on trial for crimes against humanity?

>>18122498
It's funny how conservatives claim there's no connection with Russia, yet they always rush to defend Russia even when there's no connection being inferred

Is it possible to issue a class-action lawsuit against China for all of the financial losses, technical progress stagnation, and death?

>workplaces are cancelling office leases
>workplaces buy employees telecommuting laptops and equipment
>even after the virus threat passes, a large portion of employees will continue to work remote and utilize cloud services
Tell my why I shouldn't buy up all of these stocks at a discount and reap the rewards over the next few years? MSFT, APPL, IBM, GOOGL, AMZN

>>17752167
Why is this stickied, locked, and highlighted?

What's the best way to scam people online?

I've thought of three main rackets.

1. Doing psychic readings.

2. Fake sugar daddy/ sugar baby accounts

3. Selling "used" women's clothes online.

What are some other ways to scam people?

When do we get our Bitcoin Prospectus in the mail from Bitmex?

>>15317891
>pressure 17-year-olds into making a huge decision when they are too young to know what they're getting into
Don't 17 year old Americans understand basic math?

I'm about to put $250 on crypto (that's like a considerable amount of money to me). What should I buy?

Does it make sense to have 100s of competing and incompatible payment apps like Venmo, Paypal, Apple Pay, etc.?

Add on to that: high volatility, i.e. your dollar value goes negative, frequently.

So remind me again why Crypto has any appeal outside of degenerate gamblers?

>>14899614
>$12/month admin fee for electricity payment
>$15/month admin fee for rent
>$10/month admin fee for phone
>$6/month admin fee for water/sewer

Why do we have so many admin fees? In the US, when something has a price tag of $X, you usually end up paying: $X + $Y + $Z, where nobody told you about $Y and $Z, they just show up on your bill and you're already locked in.

>>14668884

Index funds or real estate?

How should I go about applying for jobs that require a generic bachelor's degree in any subject when I don't have one?

How do they verify such claims? Do they check, or is it just a quick way to separate the wheat from the chaff?

might have been some shady, creepy, perv person whose use of anonymity was only to protect himself from embarassment?

>>12062189
>>12062265

> look the Bulletproofs stolen

https://github.com/deroproject/derosuite/issues/10#issue-388867840

>>12018146
>us makes up almost 5% of world population
>average citizen is in the global 1%

>>11945166
>BITCOIN
>purpose

>>11934250
>>11934219

Selling meme money to tribes people. Clearly political

What will happen when ICOs finally start exit scamming?

5k is literally a fucking adiamantium roof considering the awful amount of shit token bags that are waiting to get dumped.

Redpill me about the Ichimoku System.

>unsecured loans have higher interest rates than secured loans

good thread op. really made me think