/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29602288
Post 85.

8 and 5 is 13.

2288
More likely by the day.

>>29502591
Globohomo is a legitimate threat.
No homo.

Xrp is the standard.

We are like that psychic kid with the world trade center,

>and you're a mudblooded mongoloid with brown eyes you label hazel to sound deep but deep down you know you're chaff.

>>29487402
Kek.

>>28588412
I'm hoping it drops back down to 50 so I can 1/6th my portfolio in a day :) risky bets. I'm off the table but I'll be back on in a couple hours if not tmr.

Measured risks. Gotta play the market I got an itchy trigger finger with btc price looking good, probably catch double gain :)

>>28579082
I have over 1k zerps and I don't miss the money I spent at all. Comfiest hold ever. If it moons my plan is to Sell at 100 each :) and keep 30 in case it moons so habe extra 20k :) but will sell 1500 each desu I play safe.

In the meantime, stacking other coins. I've gotten into buying 10 or 15 alt coins with good teams every other week. Got a nice portfolio started:)

Xrp is my farm bag. Ez. I will raise and sell peacocks because of their symbolic meaning.

>>28570006
It's modest work, but I tend these fields with kekistani patriotism. I know wagmi, but a small part of me wants to see it crash for lols

Bankers gonna bank.
>>>28175464

>https://www.blackrock.com/americas-offshore/en/podcasts/the-bid/whats-next-for-blockchain

>Lader: So speaking of enterprise blockchain, now we can start using the buzzwords for those who do follow it, before you came to BlackRock, you worked at Ripple. And they have a token or a crypto-asset called XRP. You also wrote a paper on the theoretical valuation or the theory to value cryptoassets which is a much debated topic. So what brought you to BlackRock?

>Mitchnick: Well, the early days of blockchain and crypto were very ideological. There was this ethos of the idea that centralized institutions were fundamentally untrustworthy and you had to rip the system down and replace them. And what you’ve seen in the later evolutions of the industry are the people that have come in later in the game whether they be technology or finance people, is a much different philosophy; one that sees this really as a technological innovation story, an economic opportunity and something that enables new capabilities. So I consider myself part of that, and my philosophy has always been that rather than rip out the existing financial institutions, that the best way for blockchain to get adopted was to be embraced by them. And the slower competitors that don’t adopt will be replaced.

>he's using the Chris Larsen line- "Construct, not disrupt"

>>28560869
That's all that really matters desu.

This last week has been a fucking blast. Funny seeing people getting their financial advice from shitposters...never gets old

>>28282404
I can see why. She's a beaut. Yeh yup.
Sniff.

Id take her for a spin that's for sure. Single engine?

>>28236773
No you.

My work echos through time and space itself.

While you talk to yourself fancying yourself close with god.

Eat some magic mushrooms, fuckbrain. That'll learn ya.

>>28213929
Blessed be the children of the LORD.

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