/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28788757
Brad?

>>21693771
/biz/ was created for crypto newfag. Now take your faggot reddit ass back to wall street bets you stupid nigger cunt.

>>11916641
>TRUMPS

>>11888912
fine i will change your mind bud. once large example in atleast america is the cannabis market . currently cannabis businesses cannot put there capital into federal banks and they cant put it into another business for the fact that the feds would breath down on there necks since its money laundering scheme. seeing that cannabis is illegal under federal law these fed banks wont except these large sums of money. these businesses end up having breaking bad sized amounts of cash with little to nothing to do with it. crypto is a fine option for this reason alone. by putting there capital into crypto they can bypass the federal ban. invest into any coin they choose and since it cannot be traced they can convert the coin into usd, and invest it into a bank and so on and so forth. i can guarantee with the rise of laws changing in the country without the fed changing there stance crypto will rise for this fact. mark my words anon buy into the cannabis centered coins seeing that this the new "tobacco". you have to be a downie to not see this potential in the market alone.

>>7869818
Go ahead and lose your money. Even the most centralized coins struggle to get with 1k-10k at the absolute peak. Not even DAGs can even get close to 1 fucking million. But no, it must be that I'm a whale accumulating.

>>7780202
The third and fourth week are easier than the first two.
Also promise yourself a nice gift if you can make it a month.
And delete the sloot photo you obviously had on your hard drive when you started this thread.

>>7421366
sounds like someone wishes they were american

>>7185032
>tfw you realize OP is a faggot and always will be

does anyone else think that Trump was somehow responsible for the rise in crypto? initially i thought that the huge bull run was due to swamp creatures that Trump was going to go after laundering their funds into bitcoin. but now i realize also that the crypto economy allows the US intelligence community to actually crack down on the illegal drug, guns, and human trafficking trades, which for decades was used to fund black ops. instead an organization like the CIA can either mine / start its own crypto or it can hack adversaries that they know have large crypto stashes.

Mfw when I've been holding 1.3 mill of these shits

>>4801167
So you won't post anything. Gotcha

Yall retarded

>>4751620
Hurr durrr

Send me .5 btc and I'll name a random coin

1BqbE9rVjsCfsUMg3ENQd59UvdWxBeiBWX

>>4672620
Ok you know it all.

Even after several other posters told you, you were wrong you Insist you're right.

Good luck with that.

>>4618656
But does stellar have Ben Lawsky on their board?

Check em

>>4451961

>>4265863
Obviously not. You replied.

Noobs are toast.

>Buttrecks never listed Mooncoin

I see nothing wrong with OPs scenario. See you all at Christmas!