/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53785127
pretty big brained idea, i like it!

BUY THAT BTC DIP? NO? YNGTMI....

>Step one - Get 2x
DONE
>Step two - Get 2x
Working on it
>Step three - Get 2x
Working on it

How do I accomplish this three step plan /biz/?

>>19583441
>Crypto hodlers essentially freeze equity when they could use it to grow itself by trading on fluctuations in the asset or some other asset.

>>19223894
because it's now may 20th?

>>13997463
I'm in

>>11206186
then your best bet are mtg rl staples. Unregistered and untrackable asset, customs/police/SS are clueless about their value, thieves/pickpocketers too. Ultra lightweight, good liquidity, exchanged in cash to any lgs/comptoir.
Value in permanent mooning (and its only the beginning),

We alrdy have stories here and there where sicarios ask to be payed in RL staples to pass the US border without drawing attention on them f they get arrested. And of course smart cryptowinners who got out before the bearrun and converted their gains into mtg old staples to pass easily the airports and declare nothing.

It's not too late.

Now you better reply with an explanation to why you are so fucking retarded to underestimate /biz/bros pointing out flaws in your fabricated FUD.

>>6481302
You're mostly right except you don't understand why its like this. The reason is most of the price rises since BTC 4K usd have been institutional or private wealth from high net worth investors getting in in advance of the massive pump that will come from ETFs. When the SEC unexpectedly failed to approve anything for the near future, a bunch of them moved out and none of their money has come in since.
SEC approval of some ETFs will happen this year though. That is when the market will pump massively, but until then, the current patterns will continue.

>>6342059
hpb

Let me explain to you brainlets what is happening in this market. BTC has entered a medium term bearish run due to the bad news on ETF approvals from the SEC. This information has been known to market insiders since before Christmas which triggered an alt run as large cap insiders moved money into alts. This run is now partially exhausted so there will be no major action up or down until the situation regarding ETFs changes. The only moves up will be from new normie money. We will not see BTC moves over 20k until institutional and wealthy private individuals get in. When BTC finally moves up (and it will), you know insiders have got the nod on ETFs. ETF approvals will follow 4-6 weeks later by which time they will be mostly already priced in.

tldr;
Coinbase sent a chill to the whole market on Dec 19, but most of the price action since then is related to large investors waiting on better news regarding BTC ETFs.

>All these desperate and sad NoETHers trying to spread FUD

I'll be checking some extra heavy bags on my trip to the moon faggots

>>4028668
>tfw 106 ETH

>>2369226
This nigga gets it.

1ST has the market cornered on a very profitable niche market that's already proven itself to be open to digital currencies and gambling in the past.

I dumped 45% of my portfolio into 1ST in anticipation of the first Kotaku/IGN/whatever game journalism publication publishing an article on 1ST and 1ST subsequently mooning to around 5 dollars.

My plan then is to sell off half my shares and wait for the temporary correction to buy back in, and then HODL until 1ST starts gaining actual mainstream traction.

>>1739914
the site I linked told you to copy it to your trumpwallet folder and that's all you have to do (except maybe restarting the wallet)