/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12251889

Yeah, I'm thinking we're back.

source?

>>7618669
lol’d irl

>>7615285
>>7615293
Retards who can’t read and yell “scam! scam!” while unironically holding turtlecoin and chainlink

>>7549367
Retard spotted. Crypto to crypto transfers are realizations of profit or loss. I don’t call tops or catch falling knives. I got into Ethereum in the single digits and dropped thousands of dollars. Then I got into EOS in the single digits and dropped thousands of dollars.

Did you?

Have fun memelining and trading you poor, stressed out, impatient retards.

This is the most volatile and manipulated market on earth. You will get greedy. You will make a bad call, and you will be liquidated.

I’ll be hodling until > 2020 and living off of old money. You’ll probably go broke a few times during this period.

That’s why hodlers with iron hands always win.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=323&v=qnyZ06umYmM

I’m a 32 year old semi rich fag.

Have made a couple/few million in Internet marketing and like $350k in crypto gains from $20k and holding.

I’ve never been married because women in my generation are basically all terrible whores.

Ask me anything.

>>7517227
You really love gambling and betting against something the SEC just legitimized huh.

Sorry about your losses. Past, present and future. Enjoy your meme lines. I’ll enjoy my retirement bags.

The ultimate /biz/ redpill.

1. TRTL was created by an anonymous, serial meme coin scammer and there are orchestrated dumps.

2. LINK has been in development for nearly 4 years. Why? One talented programmer could knock out an oracle node network in a week.

3. Nobody can predict the crypto markets. $50K and $500 BTC are equally likely with no timeframe on either.

4. Jordan “Old & Salty” Belfort was correct about one thing: the Tether auditor resigning is scary. Tether itself is scary. Many blockchain related companies know the safest banks to store funds deal in EUR. This could be why “EuroTether” is happening. There were probably never any actual US dollars. People will probably go to jail and Tether will cause another big correction.

5. Cash will probably be outlawed before digital currencies. Governments will run KYC/AML on wallet addresses. In the future, if you interact with a wallet that isn’t associated with a verified human identity you will be accused of money laundering. The blockchain will be weaponized for the surveillance state.

What am I forgetting? Feel free to add to this list.

-AO (Anonymous Oldfag)

>>7404180
> you never bought ETH

ETH gains allow me to live like a king and travel the world.

Who are you talking to, memeliner?

You’re new.

I bought Ethereum at $7 and lots of it. Sold at $390. Now I only care about petty issues in life.

Happy gamblin!

shes a weak handed faggot