/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54021224
it is literally gone

>>53891404
get ready for black Thursday

>>50510065
Moola - AXPR
The 1000x pump starts in September

>>50499957
POS or not its going to pump in September

>>50477589
AXPR - 10,000x possible, 1,000x likely by EOY

>>50442209
2,000 massages with happy endings, one right after the other. Only stopping to eat. I can sleep during some of them so that's no problem.

>>30435899
FUCKING CHECKED

>>30391771
Get the sunglasses on then, soon they won't be allowed to drag it out.
Schlomo wants his infinite sheckles.

>>29974528

I have just been thinking about something and I'm going to put it into a few words here. Don't buy GRT, this is not a shill I don't give a shit.
If we understand the market and stock trading as an exercise to allocate resources more efficiently, those agents that recognized a trend and value before anyone get exponentially more rewards if they put their wealth where their money is and invested in what they thought. An example is those who recognized the value of the internet and invested in the 80's and 90's in tech companies, and also cashed out before the bubble burst. You could argue these people earned their money by supporting what they recognized was the future before anyone else and helping society by supporting it.
Now, let's look at the graph protocol from the perspective of a curator, you are basically using the same principles to make the system more efficient by signalling which subgraphs have the highest quality and more valuable information, and you are also are rewarded exponentially the earlier they direct their funds to signal. Just like the stock market or crypto, their are punished if they made a bad bet.
Now, for the very nature of the subgraphs I do think they will be lower timeframe and high risk/high reward endeavors. I would compare it to speculating in uniswap shitcoins, but adding value to the protocol.
I do think this is a key part of a larger trend in which in the future information and currency will be one and the same.
Thoughts?

dear god please

>>29716195
MY MAN.
REV YOUR ENGINE.

>>29234049
Thats peanuts
>10 TRILLION MCAP EOY

>>28362208
That was me
Not a larp, the 6h chart should put you at 12:00 and diamond hardness

>>28254924
>but if the fine for lying is really a mere 150k there is no reason why Melvin wouldn't lie had they not covered
This is why no matter HOW HARD they screech, if the longs are hopping on, we made the right call by holding.
Simple as, and there is literally no argument that trumps literally in your face evidence.
Relax boys. Buckle up.

>>28125815
stimmy? loan forgiveness? fat fingers? who tf knows

Getting skittish about ATOS.

Buy mines, moron.
AG, LODE, NAK.
Yesterday was market manipulation. How could the price of a supplier fall in the face of unprecedented demand?

>GME is up after hours

>>27510318
>>27510429
>>27511162
>Dude just give up
>please sell
>please
I don't think so young man, you guys are paying for all the shit you've done over the years.
The money is ours.
We are coming for you Melvin.

>>26710614

My wife's boyfriend works for Nintendo, and he just gave me the inside scoop on what's really happening here:
>/u/deepfuckingvalue is secretly Gamestop's new CEO
>Conspires to pump up stock to stratospheric levels
>People think this is all a big joke, or a fuck you to hedge funds
>Plans to use that new infusion of capital to completely pivot business model
>Gamestop to spend billions building out new FOSS Game Engine and platform
>People will laugh at first, until they see the product
>Gamestop starts eating Valve's lunch
>Pandemic lockdowns continue
>Video games only more popular among the youth
>Gamestop works out exclusive platform deals with console makers - they essentially just become hardware-assemblers
>GME becomes top-10 tech blue chips stock
>GME becomes most powerful company in gaming
>GME becomes most valuable company in the world
>GME $10T mkt cap
>Autists who bought in at $4 now all billionaires