/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28657571
tfw $0.10 eoy was fud all along

>>23921684
Lots of good points in here but it was started by someone better than the CIA - Peter Thiel. /our guy/ for sure and someone with a real midas touch. The CEO is a beast, too.

>>23921687
I'm probably going to keep buying both for the foreseeable future. Monero if you're into crypto.

I'm still doing market research for other plays, but I'm interested in what anyone else on the NET/PLTR train is buying.

you're like pic related

newbie here, started last week. Did you first spot them from shilling on /biz/? Or were you just browsing through one of the exchanges like kucoin?

I'm trying to figure out where to look for stuff like this.

Nevertheless, good fucking job! and good spidey senses

>>5552979
>Also, I wouldn't give up on the DGB project entirely. It just got overhyped and overbought, but that doesn't mean the technology is unworthy of investment. It will go back up some (but it's tough to say how much).

Pretty much this.

You bought at a rough time, but it has been seeing impressive gains lately and seems to be picking up steam in Asia, which is a great market moving into 2018.

Might as well forget about it as best you can and then return to (potentially very high) profits in a couple of months.

You are in the clear, the only way for you to lose is if you sell at a loss. In the crypto world, virtually everything with decent fundamentals (which DGB has) ends up coming back strong at some point.

Just hold until you are in the green again and then re-invest into bigger and more stable coins if you feel like you personally cannot handle big swings like is common in less mainstream cryptos.

>>5532883

For full disclosure, I bought 100k DGB around 60 sats a long time ago. I have held through massive peaks and bigger valleys. I am not parting with my DGB for a few years.

With that in mind, I do think that DGB is incredibly undervalued, given its utility.

DGB is going to become the niche coin for moving large amounts of money. Think about it. When you need to transfer big money from one exchange to another (or something like that), and you can choose between waiting hours for your BTC to send, or have everything completed in under 30 seconds using DGB, what do you do?

People will ALWAYS have the need to move their money, whether it is between exchanges or between parties or whatever else. DGB is proving itself increasingly useful for that niche.

Plus it has a nice memorable name and family-friendly branding and you will probably find a bunch of normie redditor-tier fucks pump it up 1000x because it looks like a promising "penny stock" in the world of crypto.