/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49982536
>When is hex going to die? When will hex crash to zero?
The same way all other scams like this one do. It'll operate unchallenged for a time. It'll pay some of the ridiculous and unsustainable gains. All "Fudders" get ignored and ridiculed. During a turbulent time (an economic downturn, for instance) A similar ecosystem will collapse, causing some HEX'ers to want to withdraw their money. Slowly, but surely, HEX will decide to "freeze" withdrawals, and that is here the fun begins.
Also
>Unironically believing a 30%+ APY unironically

I don't think I have ever encountered this level of collective delusion that I have on Celsius. Safemoon and Luna were bad enough, absolutely refusing to see the truth before it wacked them in the face like a sledgehammer. However, they saw it in the end, and most of them either moved on from it or don't expect anything and catered to Stockholm Syndrome. Celsius (and r/CelsiusNetwork) could be another chapter in When Prophecy Fails. The stages of ridiculous denial were hilarious and depressing. Firstly, they denied that the company was going to freeze their funds. When they did, they decried people who warned them as FUDders, and carried on 'believing'. As time went on, they still continued, even though there were dissenting voices now. Then the AMA ruckus came along, where Alex 'hosted' an AMA that contained a pre-written statement an lasted 12 seconds. They still didn't see the writing on the wall. They still believed. You could check the accounts of people who posted overwhelmingly positive things and they were almost always made in the last week. The few negative thoughts tolerated were only tolerated on the premise they whatabouted their comparisons, like "this is just like banks" (As if banks would get away with freezing your funds without comment or good reason). They then began begging for the 'little guy' to be able to withdraw his funds, or being able to withdraw a little bit, thinking they were 'negotiating' with their tormentor. People actually began defending the decision to freeze funds, because they claimed it would be a 'Bank Run', as if this is a good reason to defend the decision, because people would rightfully want to remove their money from the scam. Then came news of the bankruptcy lawyers, and to match this, the evil 'shorters' arrived who supposedly caused all their problems. The subreddit went on a crusade against phantom shorters, and the solution to this, naturally, was for users to put MORE money into the scam to 'save' it.

TBC --->

>"Yo, I make money by walking in shoes"
>"How does running with the shoe generate money?"
>"It just.... do"
>"By any chance, do you believe the StepN company may be reimbursing funds given to buy these four-figure shoes to fund the people who..."
>"NONONONONONONO FUDDER GO AWAY NONONONONO"

I have yet to see a single consistent and reliable counter-argument about working from home apart from maybe the availability of office equipment. Otherwise, any normal shitty office job can be done from home. I genuinely don't understand the autism from massive businesses and corporations to drag people back into the office, as if they were more 'productive' talking with co-workers and throwing papers in the bin. What justifies the coherent autism in offices wanting to drag their workers back for full time on-site work? No. I do not want to get to know my boss personally. I do not care about what my colleagues think of me. I do not care about your Japanese-style forced socialization periods. I do not want to pay far more to travel. I understand maybe doing a hybrid-pattern to ensure office staff are available to some degree or keeping Managers/Trainees in the workplace for a time, but outside that, I don't get why someone should be forced to come to the office when they can do their work at home.

>>28632140
>it's actually real

>>28148760
This is the most stupid cringe pepe around

>>28143254
>>28144726
Also godfather larpelon thinks he is leading a revolution. Which is working, for now, let's see
I hope he wins

>>28117132
...Anon what?