/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26841141
Don't care, not selling. Get fucked, Shekelberg.

>>26724790
Holy shit man, tell me about it. The adrenaline rush from watching my money skyrocket was even better than actually getting the money. I now understand why people do high stakes penny crypto.

>GME rises from $240 to $360 in the span of an hour
>Jews lower it by $100 and halt it for 20 minutes
>It rises right back to $360 in less than half an hour
>They lower it by $60
>It rises back to $360 within 15 minutes
>They lower it by $50 and halt it for half an hour
>It rockets back up to $340 in the span of two seconds
>They halt it again and then force-stop purchases for GME on multiple brokerage apps
>It holds steady at $320 for half an hour
>They use a bunch of bots to brute force it back to $280
>It goes right back to $300
Don't let these fags scare you into selling. They're just trying to make it go down because they know if they can't scare people away today then there's no stopping us. Today is probably even more important than tomorrow or even Friday. Hold.

>>15277419
I use it myself and I like it. The fact it's still in its baby stages makes my cock go diamonds.

>>9847577
You're partly right and it pisses me off so much. The best way to look at many cryptocurrencies is as payment for utilizing a decentralized system but when nobody wants to use that system it's fucking worthless. 99% of crypto will fail because it's either a swiss army knife protocol which will be rendered obsolete by decentralized oracles and a Turing-complete programmable blockchain or is another Bitcoin alternative that will also be worthless. Fuck BTC might as well already be worthless. Honestly only the cryptos that let you do more than just use them as a store of value have any inherit worth due to the aspect the required as an incentive for utilizing said decentralized system by paying its maintainers in that crypto. Literally only valuable projects right now:
>SKY
>ETH
>LINK
>Monero
That's it.