/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29089551

>>29087177
FUCKING TRANNY COIN

>>28665299
Checked. Link and GRT are both good. I don't know anything about ID or its use case.

>>28665029

>>27781034

can someone give me a quick rundown on the defi hack. are only shitcoins fucked?

in Defense of
>>27642345
He has the sauce ma boi
in Defense of
>>27642469
>harhar 69
(((He screams at his pc cause he's mad he aint got no sauce, propably better not follow him)))
either he is shitposting or he got stuck in the antisemetic rabithole

this seems like it could be cool, what's going on?

>>20042642

>>20025557
what are your old plays? help a /biz/let out.

>>19540225
>they all stopped pumping it out for a time, and then demand resurged end of March and has been ticking back up
this is where we learn may be a bit misinformed. still preshiate the rundown senpai, thanks.

>>18458591
it's almost time fren
https://www.denvergold.org/company-webcast/xpl19/219/

>>18445905

>>18100068

>>14534204

In the last thread of these I saw, someone was talking about how they made money off redbubble.

If that anon is still here could you elaborate on that?

>>13862945

I have no idea what is meant by words such as 'bond', 'security', 'index', 'short', 'bet against'... Where do ordinary people learn this stuff? Where does ANYONE learn this? In business school? I mean I remember 10 years ago we had an intro to economics in high school and we learned about like... supply and demand? And we read a book or something? But other than that I have no clue. I went to the bank a few days ago to talk to a financial adviser and she just tried to woo me with words like "mutual fund" and "indices". I refuse to believe that ordinary people know what any of this means. By 'ordinary' I don't mean trailer trash pabst drinking ordinary, I mean like average Joe middle income.ordinary. I just can't begin to imagine where anyone could learn this stuff if they didn't go to university to specifically study business/finance. If you go to wikipedia to look up, say, what a security is, you just get stuck going deeper and deeper into different articles because every one of these terms is described by other similar professional jargon terms and the laymen descriptions (ie "bet against") are deceptively simple and don't really describe what's happening at all.

>>11759607
You'll make it but not in crypto

>>10531495
BCH:
+ Approximately 100 transactions / sec
+ Non-reversible transactions allow for instant acceptance by merchants (0 conf)
+ Difficulty is adjusted every block
+ Scales on-chain
+ Always includes all tx input scripts in the blockchain
+ Most of the people that made Bitcoin what it is today now support Bitcoin Cash
+ Big exchanges added support for BCH almost immediately
+ Have larger scripting capabilitiess
+ Works as described in the original Bitcoin whitepaper

BTC:
+ Approximately 5 transactions / sec
+ Transactions can be replaced to return your payment back to yourself
+ Difficulty is adjusted every 2016 blocks, adding risk of complete freeze if miners leave
+ Tries to scale off-chain but nobody knows how routing will work (Lightning Network), will eventually need a backbone of hubs
+ Removes tx input scripts from the blockchain on non-SegWit nodes, relocates them on SegWit nodes
+ Controlled by Blockstream, denies code that don't align with the company vision
+ Got to keep the original ticker symbol
+ Several opcodes are still disabled in scripting
+ Not meant to be used as cash, claims to be a store of value

>>8861629

>>8756615
yeah I'm on them right now

What is the max trade value I can place at once on Binance.

400 Eth at once?

>>8449014
Need the rundown anons

Shill me on Doug Ford