/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57413888
that's my groceries for a weeks on end

>>57161100
aaaand wallah, here we go to new highs and beyond. if you bought: congratulations, you're going to make it. if not: there's nothing more I can do for you.

>>54629261
Absolutely the bottom one, full Regal dress and angels with a royal crest are way better than bald dude and a bird.
>>54629279
Florida, it's weird as hell. US currency in any form doesn't have sales tax. Eagles have face value of a US dollar so they aren't taxed. Any and all other coins and Bullion ARE taxable, UNLESS you spend $500 in a single purchase. Yes, it's retarded and yes, that means US stuff has disproportionately high demand here.

>>54507442
This is anecdotal but my nephews all had long-term savings bonds they held onto for 13-14 years that were originally $400. When they wanted to cash them in the Banks only gave them $232, I'm not even sure how that works.

>>54411683
Stop eating food with a label on it, don't constantly snack throughout the day so your insulin resistance isn't fucked and at least pretend to work out. Get some Avocado oil and fresh green beans, they taste wonderful pan fried with a little salt and a giant bag of green beans is $2. Have some oatmeal to get fiber and eggs for filling. I'm a poorfag american and doing this for a couple of months has all my vitals and my weight basically perfect.

>>53707488
>these are what the people making ASEs so expensive to stack do with the eagles they hoard

give me just 1 (one) good reason why this is piss ripping and i'll buy.

>>51542072
>Smart contracts as a part of a wallet that doesn't allow them to redeem the coins without a time buffer of 'x' and also having a rate-limit built in
All they do is talk about doing this. They actually have zero plans to do this though, by the way. Why would a token dev stifle their own ability to make whatever money they need to pay themselves, employees, etc at the time they need to in order to continue development? It aint gonna happen.

>Pretty much the exact thing that avoids the stuff you say exchanges are afraid of.
It doesn't though, because the devs can just turn it off or on for whichever wallets they choose including theirs.

>The real reason Chia's not listed is because the devs outright don't pay listing fees like most exchanges ask of all cryptos (because almost the entire space is a racket)
False. The amount of money they would make from being able to dump their own tokens whenever they want to, discredits any "fees" issue. Wtf even is this argument? The literal token has a transaction fee. The increased token traffic benefits them tremendously. Not to mention large investor support, whales, outside dev development, etc. Getting your token on the most popular exchanges is probably the single most crucial thing you can do for your token. Access is king.

>But Proof of Stake isn't good.
Yet Eth went proof of stake. Must be terrible for them.

>SEC coming for people's asses about ICOs seems like that could be an issue.
So how are people conducting ICOs perfectly fine and without SEC involvement? New flash, XRP will win their case against the SEC, because the courts have already determined that XRP isn't a security and the SEC will either settle or drop the case before it goes to summary judgement. If the SEC loses, that means all crypto currencies are not securities forever due to precedence.

>>50644263
>43% ROI and its not a scam

ok retard

>>50420311
>again
huh?

>>50163678
why did you have to reddit space?

>>49615836
>no gloves

>>49354006
OY MATE DO YOU HAVE A LICENSE FOR THAT?!

>>49326772
>uses the wrong "their" and then later on uses the correct "their"
i cant tell if this guy is based, red-pilled, or both based and red-pilled

>>30429850
eat some veggies ffs your skin is probably grey from malnutrition

>>29712476
why shouldn't i convert my little 5k GRT stacklet into ETH right now?

ETH will never be this low again and GRT will crab for the rest of the year...much to think about

>>28800461
do you guys think Zyzz would have been a LINK chad?

>$1.11 stablecoin

i only buy into suggestions from whoever posts the cutest anime girl in the thread

>>27802983
The boomer:
>buys a brand new vehicle every 2-3 years
>buys expensive clothing just because it's expensive
>buys shit like cufflinks, belt buckles, watches "designer" purses and wallets
>even buys "designer" fucking tools
>HAS to own several acres of land so they can plop a malnourished horse on it just to claim they're a "man of the land" or some gay shit

>>27561664
I'm unironically seething I didn't buy it below $2 in november because I was too chimped out from losing my ass on DeFi shitcoins in October

Retard here. How can I deposit money with paypal to binance?