/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28920405
>We build highways AND roads for a reason
to bring nonwhites in
FUCK ROADS AND FUCK HIGHWAYS

>>25955939
>videocards cost 1k+
>Biden will inflate dollar like it's Russia in 97
>upcoming 60% capital gains tax
>possibility of wealth tax
Bitcoin will cost a million in your lifetime

>>22241523
The dip hasn't come yet. September just started.

If you need tips to make ends meet the only tip you’ll be getting from me is to get a real job.

>>21502342
Based!

Nigger indeed, fren!

>>21494202
Speak my good sir

It's even better than heroin

>>19325277
>>19325333

>>19066611
Glad we can agree instead of being bitter bag holders. My eyes are on IOTA as well, but as it stands it currently does not fit the model of a global universal currency. That may change, and as you state, due to the attention it may become a more universally used cryptocurrency than Nano, but as an independent developer and entrepreneur looking to develop with crypto now, Nano is the coin I want to build with. XMR is an option I want available also. BTC for legacy sake. Outside of this the only niche that needs to be filled is decentralized applications and file/web hosting. I believe ETH, and specifically ETH 2.0 is what to look for when it comes to this, however I do know IOTA is supposed to be able to execute some form of smart contract, so assuming it reaches true decentralized status and can perform computing like ETH can, I would opt for this instead.

Care to provide some insight on the capabilities of IOTA? One other thing, I choose Nano for payments due to it not having smart contract or additional features. At the end of it all, this means even with a massively increased ledger for both IOTA & NANO, that Nano will be faster and use less data and bandwidth due to the ledger only containing to and from transaction details. If Iota can handle smart contracts, it will have a larger ledger and thus will cost more to run and not be as fast, leading to either semi-centralization or fees. For Smart contracts this is absolutely acceptable, but it feels like this trade-off will always keep it second to a pure currency coin in regards to value transfer. Of course, the smart contract capability does increase the use-case quite a bit. Again, curious for your thoughts.

>>18325088
Better grab my drink

>>18095708
Heres what should be done.
- literally nothing, let the free market decide

>HuRrR DUrr marKEUDS are So GooD NEver Own a HousE just REnt It Brooo

What's that wagie, I couldn't hear you over the laughter of owning my own house and never have the threat of eviction and that I could sell it if I wanted

Hashgraph is basically the illuminati coin due to its governing council and distribution metrics. It is ETH built on top of NANO (a DAG style blockchain). ETH is handicapped in two ways, first off it relies on outdated blockchain tech that cannot scale, and second off is the cost involved with running the network. The only advantages ETH really has is better decentralization and first mover advantage.

When it comes to building new applications and dApps especially, cost is a huge deterministic factor. If what can be done on ETH can be done faster, and at a fraction of the cost on Hedera, it is a no brainer which platform will be selected for mainstream and corporate pseudo-decentralized use. Not to mention big backers like Google will be building and utilizing it

actually me but I managed to work as a freelancer now and made around 250k last year
>But how?
Learn React and nodejs

Ahem...

>*Inhales deeply*

FUCK TAXES
FUCK THE GOVERNMENT
FUCK POLITICIANS
FUCK THE STATE
FUCK WELFARE
FUCK LEECHERS
AND FUCK JANNIES

>>15288821
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>>15289447
Fuck out of here you commies. These mindless jobs are just supposed to be a temporary thing while you work on improving your hirable skills. Only stupid faggots and degenerates get stuck at low wage jobs for the rest of their lives you fucking sub human oafs.

>>15088392
Spill the beans trip fag

>>14877265
hear hear

anarcho capitalism on its way baby

>mfw bought maple leaf at $1,100 a pop from some widow who wants to get rid off her ex-hubbys gold stack at bargain basement prices

Why don't you go back to pol

Don't they know you can get the same gains with lower risk with just using more BTC as collateral?

Margin is not a "lottery multiplier", it just increases your amount of capital. And of course, the higher fees if using market orders