/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11390873
Anon I...

>>5410334
Even worse bait, faggot.

>>5200617
>>5200459

>>5189001

I'm not at all opposed to the idea of taxes; it's a necessity for a functioning society

but how taxes work currently is obviously theft

so now that cryptocurrencies exist and people finally "own" their money, when are we going to see the masses tell their governments and banks to fuck off?

>>4921574
Are you fucking retarded?

A bitcoin will always be worth exactly as much as it costs to mine one, or more.

If you lost money mining it, then people wouldn't mine it.

>>4807683
You won't be able to predict the crash, and odds are good it will crash to a price above what you'd pay now for it. Just fucking buy and holding, jesus.

>>4782433
pictures

of fucking cartoon cats

being sold for hundreds of dollars

>>4760632

>>4663255
>>4664917
The autistic kind none the less.

I don't want any free bitcoin.

this is a solid coin /biz/ buy now or cry later
-advisers from MTL and Microsoft
-Alpha live currently, Beta being developed
-not even on exchanges yet

ZAP > Iota

Hey biz,

I'm looking for feedback on my portfolio. Basically am ~ 35% COSS, 21% BTC, 16.5% REQ, 10.5% MODUM, 8% CFD and the remaining 9% is about half in eth half in shitcoin roulette.

I'm pretty new to trading. Started with $1080 in September and am currently at $620. Feeling kind of bad about being down 40% and I've definitely made some mistakes (being a fucking retard) along the way.

With all that said, how does this split look? I feel okay about it over the long term but would like some input. Will I make it if I keep holding what I have now?

I don't mean enough to retire, but I'd like to at least have more than I started with in a 3 or 4 months.

>>4244352
>Biz
>Actual ideas

Hey /biz/, I have a question for you.

I currently have about 0.046 BTCET on the wex.nz exchange. For those who don't know BTC-E is now wex, and they socialized the cost of seized fiat currency by giving everyone ~60% of their crypto in crypto, and the remainder in "debt tokens".

They are going to trade these debt tokens at a 1:1 ratio once they have enough money to buy them back.

I put my 0.014 btc into their btc debt when it was trading at 0.35:1, it's now at 0.48:1. So on top of the BTC gains I've also made gains by holding their debt rather than the bitcoins themselves. I am currently operating under the assumption that this debt will eventually be paid in full, I may be wrong but that's a risk I'm willing to assume. They've started buying back debt tokens at their current market price, and will continue to do so until all tokens are gone. Currently have bought back about 6% of BTC tokens.

My question is basically if I should trade my BTC debt for BTC, and then sell it for USD. I'm unsure how much higher BTC will go, but if it crashes I can buy even more if I'm in fiat. What do you all think? Is BTC gonna keep rising until the fork?

This is the only part of my portfolio that's making gains so I don't want to fuck it up.