/biz/ - Business & Finance

so are you bearish or bullish bitcorn biz?

>>17565040
how aboout......

>>17433682
what are you talking about? i didnt buy any SOXL. i just want to make sure the kids still alive. lmfao.

SPCE daily volume keeps increasing and people are selling SPCE. nice way to leave profits on the table.

>>17340403
>>>17340204
>Second biggest faggot. But I don’t want to give the other one the attention.
we should do quarterly awards where we vote who the biggest faggot of this general is. thatd be pretty cool i think. some anon who's good with photoshop can make the avatar/sig too.

>>17210610
yeah... im thinking......

>>17053197
i was just thinking about this lol. but yo listen. you know how there are brainlets on this board who were like 'bruh this is a 1T idea easy" because massive contracts would be executed over the network and you would need collateral to put up in order to accept a job for these contracts. ok. but WHO THE FUCK would be willing to do massive contracts when you could LITERALLY do multiple of smaller contracts like 10, 20, 30 or even more, executed simultaneously to equal the larger value. but in this case if 1 fucks up you dont lose the entire contract/funds.

>my 5 minute chart predictions have all been wrong
maybe youre just a brainlet?

>>16971485
yaeh im thinking thats pretty BASED

>>16753122
i think i should market this exclusively online or through instagram/tiktok "influencers"

whats the point of laws if when any large corporation breaks them all they get is a small fine?

just curious as to also, why would pictures be allowed? or any media/video. knowing full well what's going on is hushhush?

I wonder what went wrong.

>>13149086
also, doesnt this show that the IRS is a bunch of cuckboise who need rat's to do their jobs for them? AKA a bunch of pussy fear mongering mongoloids who think they'll actually do anything if you dont pay your crypto taxes

>>13130379

what did she mean by this - https://twitter.com/blythemasters/status/1108365575443701766

every single coin ATL volume. whats the next move biz? we going up or down?

>>12898168

>>12670595
miners need to get paid to pay for their electricity to continue mining bitcoin. someone has to be buying bitcoin in order for there to be liquidity to pay the miners. so whos buying?

>>12533584
so unironically, the chinese have a tapped huawei phone taking over the world and the russians will control all the data?

im in.

>>12533184
dude stop. you just gave me the hardest hardon ive ever had. fuck.

At what price will you buy back into BTC, /biz/?

Looking to get back in to crypto after a long abstinence, shill me a coin that you think will go at least 2x EOM. Currently looking at NKN and RLC.

Oh, and no stinky linkies or whatever the equivalent is now.

Let me start off with the following,
- Yes, I willingly joined a Ponzi scheme
- Yes, I am fully aware of the extreme volatility associated with such ventures
- No, I am not any more naive or "stupid" then the next investor
- If you find my post helpful or anything positive, I ask you use my ref link
https://powm.io/?masternode=0xA146240bF2C04005A743032DC0D241ec0bB2BA2B

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Now, I was sitting back and thinking.... "What would cause folks to join up with such a thing as POWH or POWM?" and it dawned upon me.

Ultimately we as investors, are all chasing the same thing - MORE MONEY. some of us work a regular 9-to-5 that we absolutely hate, some love their work, some folks aren't employed and some don't want to be employed. but the one thing we all commonly share is that we hate being scammed right? no one likes to be taken for a fool or have shown to them their own ignorance, especially when someone profits from said ignorance.

So I think I've come to the understanding that we will willingly join a ponzi scheme if we know it's labeled as such and are forewarned before hand that things can go south extremely fast.

I put money into this POWM smart contract with the hopes of making enough money to help pull myself out of the financial hole I'm currently in, but have the understanding that if this shit tanks on me, then so be it.

With the current lack of concrete regulations in crypto, I figured it would be wise for me to take such gambles with the potential for reward being as great as the potential for failure.

TL;DR = We don't mind joining shady ventures, just as long as we're told they're shady up-front.
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Again, if you want to say thank you (and ultimately decide to join POWM) all I ask is you use my reference. thank in advance,

https://powm.io/?masternode=0xA146240bF2C04005A743032DC0D241ec0bB2BA2B