/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55396604
There will be frontrunning of halvening, that's 100% confirmed. Whether BTC goes past ath by then is another story.

>>50530115
kek

>>29927056
Is he still trying to be relevant?

>>29603867
AAAAAAAAHHHHHH I JINXED IT

>>28975811
>covid will be almost gone by summer.
Where have I heard that before?

$17k

Simple as.

>>21046072
Harmony? More like had money!

>be trump
>declare a trade WAR on China
>A FUCKING WAR
>WITH FUCKING CHINA
>now we're dealing with Covid
>ok, China's move was a fucking biological response that has killed hundreds of thousands & will kill millions going forward
>your response is what? downplay the virus?
Holy fucking shit, what an absolute brainlet

over.

>>20535632
>that'll be $100 sir
>uhhhhh, can i make payments?

ogre

>>19706703
/biz/ in a nutshell. Fuck this hellhole

>>19664696
That NASDAQ rise is literally a handful of companies anyway

Google, Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Microsoft - all either make things in China, sell things from China or use Pajeets as cheap labor

>>19551389

>>18964436
UH OH HE'S REPEATING HIMSELF NOW!!! HE'S OUT OF WAYS TO REHASH HIS PREVIOUS COMMENTS!!! HE'S RUNNING OUT OF STEAM!!! HE'S STUCK IN A LOOP!!! OH NO NO NO!!!

>destroys the economy

All of my bong funds are soaring, FTSE100 is green again and was solid green yesterday but held back on putting too much in a few weeks back.

I went 65% invested in North America which looked to have a better upside and is letting me down.

what is that fat orange idiot fucking playing at?

>>18717377
>imagine announcing your departure to a bunch of anonymous strangers on a mongolian snowshoe video board
Dont let the door hit ya

>>18604137
Because we are without a doubt the highest IQ board on this godforsaken website. /Sci/, /his/, /lit/ or whatever will cry out in denial but it is what it is. The discovery is basically a mathematical proof of my statement.

Oops! Looks like I fucked up again!

>tfw premiums are so high I might as well buy collectibles and rare coins

Hello juden

Somebody here smart who knows a little about manufacturing coins?
I'd like to know the cost and logistics involved in minting your own coin.
I have no idea where you would get the ore and how feasible it would be from a business perspective.
I reckon the easiest solution would be to contract a minting company to stamp your design but I guess it's less profitable than investing into your own machines and selling your product for your own profit.
For this to work I imagine you would have to have a rough estimate of the volume you can sell, which would influence the price per coin. Let's say 50k is a safe bet for an initial release. Is that doable? I dont know anything about this.

>>18512577
>I plan to make a video game or get into something like dropshipping

if there ever was a post indicating someone's impending doom jesus