/biz/ - Business & Finance

SMCI put bro here.
$75K profit for a few days of pain, totally worth it.
Once it finds support I'll buy some more puts.

Long way down for AI meme stocks.

How are my little wolves of wallstreet doing?

>>55727951
I personally find Asians totally unappealing (look like bug people) but brown jungle Asians are acceptable.

>>55728001
Based enjoyer of brown European women.

>>55571806
You had TWELVE FUCKING YEARS to accumulate at least 1 Bitcoin...

Good luck ending your life with some dollars that lost 98.9% of their purchasing power over your brutal, hellish lifetime...

>>54417120
depends on what kind of videos. if its from general interest like film essays, music history, i understand, if its something wasteful like pornstar interviews or stupid fake pranks. then i agree

>>54166402
been holding xx XMR for years. just hit 10k please

>>54150650
No, I'm not a woman and the rest of the world is either a globalized trashcan city that looks the same everywhere, or just poverty and misery and being hassled by beggar children.

>>51093449
You made me money and now I'm green on EQNR. Honestly I feel bad because I don't have anything goot to shill YOU.

daily rember, eth2 is just removing the innovation which is PoW and replacing it, for no reason at all, with the archaic system that is PoS, you know, what current finance is running on. A system where if you have a share of the network, you keep it forever and no innovation in processing can unseat you.
This has no effects on fees.
They want to address that problem via L2s, issue is that L2s on ETH doesn't really scale because each L2 needs to settle to the base layer, i.e. need to bid for blockspace on a congested main chain.
The solution to this danksharding, it's not really sharding at all, more like sampling, this works by, essentially, increasing block size for L2 transactions. But this would increase storage requirements.
The solution, just delete the blocks after a few months. Basically removing the immutability of a Blockchain.