/biz/ - Business & Finance

I'm practically sidelined on everything worthwhile so I'm not smart with shitcoins I think. $LRDS is for a game that looks good and is kinda fun so I guess that can pump fairly well. The devs are very active in their development efforts too so it gives me kind of a good feeling I guess.

Swapped another 35k USDT for BNB today on Rango swap. So yes I surely do love my crypto period.

>>57413343
You know, moderators already have the ability to see from which part of India exactly this kind of trash is being posted from. What's stopping them from nuking it all with mass ISP range bans? Not like this board would suffer from poorer parts in India getting banned into obscurity.

still no rango listing, still not buying. get to it shills. or list me no kyc nonsense places i can acquire this at least.

>>57361240
btc going down 4% from here is literally impossible, because no more sellers or something like that. yeah.
we're all wagmi gonna make it to the moon fellow apes

Sure is quiet in here today. Especially after the reoccurring Curryflurry Shitstorms. Did everyone just get jannied?

>>56396454
>>56396570
>>56396630
>>56396639
>Got so riled up he had to step away from the computer to have a good cry
>Now he's back and getting just as emotional
>Over a stock he doesn't even hold
Jeez, man, you need a vacation.

>>56396670
Bingo.

>>56304614
So the US treasurey selloff means they have to keep pulling out of RRP to buy more treasuries to maintain their assets and avoid margin calls since treasuries are the only safe asset. Faster Treasuries fall = faster RRP depletes and when RRP is gone they can't keep pumping their heaviest bags and get the call. Am I reading that right?

>>55972549
>>55972581
Thought you were busy at work, Ratto! Or hanging out with your makeup potato- sorry, girlfriend!

>>55047101
Never said otherwise.

>>55047082
Seconded, melon breeder

since they inherited the CS short position and just deleted the CoCos which can supposedly be used as collateral, wouldn't this mean it's easier for UBS to crash rather than harder? Is their goal just to nuke them to avoid needing to pay the bondholders at a high rate so they can keep as much cash on hand as they can? Could they even, potentially, plan on actually closing that position?

if your goal is to use profits from one company to roll over into a company you think will moon much harder why would yu choose the company you believe will be merging with the other? Announcing a merger between the 2 entities would logically cause both to moon together, and you've self admitted you already expect the later to dwarf the formers gains by several magnitudes. So the more certain you are of a BBBY and GME merger, the more you should be firm on buying GME over BBBY since buying towel instead would be deliberatly choosing the inferior option.

>>54292299
>>54292309
Literally no idea. But it is news to me that I did, in fact, rope. Guess I am a spooky internet ghost.

>>54292327
>Niggerfaggot is so upset about FTDing on rope that he doesn't even know who he's talking to

>>54292329
Daniel will always be my Goofy

>>54196044
>>54196206
Can I pay my unrealized taxes with my unrealized gains?

>>53820098
>>53820033
What if they did a second divi split? And this time emphasised very heavily and publically that it was in fact a dividend?

I have a hypothetical scenario for you all about moving crypto gains into physical precious metals.

>anon knows of a reputable bullion site based out of Hong Kong (official dealer for all government mints, etc.)
>anon has made many purchases from this site in the past
>anon notices that the crypto price is almost the same as the cash price
>anon reads that the site uses BitPay to accept payments in crypto
>anon learns that BitPay won't ask for KYC for paying a BitPay Invoice, so long as the purchase is valued at under $3,000 USD
>anon doesn't want to pay capital gains tax on spending crypto though
>anon considers moving crypto gains into an XMR wallet on a non-KYC exchange, converting the XMR to BTC, and then using the BTC to pay the BitPay Invoice from the Hong Kong-based business

What risk is there that BitPay would report the BTC transaction to the IRS, linking it to anon, thus prompting the IRS to ask for the receipts for the BTC purchase in order to establish the cost basis for the capital gains tax, which would then show it came from a crypto-to-crypto transaction, linking the purchase to the XMR wallet and all complex series of crypto-to-crypto transactions that came before this?

>>53573892
cool story bro, but why u mad?

>>52687386
>>52687390
One thing that might help is the defaults. If JPow truly intends to save the dollar then he'll let things fall instead of bail them out. The majority of our inflation money is imaginary debt numbers in a computer owed to a bank somewhere. These fake money hoarding mega-entities going default will outright delete that money from existance. Which will chain reaction into more defaults and more fake money vanishing. Allowed to proceed naturally it could potentially wipe out half of the US' money supply. It'll crash a ton of banks, hedge funds, alot of 401Ks and pension funds, probably the housing market as former billionaires panic and try to regain some of their wealth by selling their house collection at black friday deals. If blackrock falls that opens up a fuckload of land at pennies on the dollar and destroys the entire funding system behind the woke propaganda, which would then cause mass firing and layoffs in hollywood.

The losers would be the ultra-rich who abused debt and interest to get their billions. Boomers who stuffed all their cash in banks and retirement, the pointless diversity hires and fluff management that will be fired to cut costs when shtf, and anyone involved with the massive economy banking scam in general. The ones who winners will be us, a few lucky guys who happened to own cellar boxed stocks that have mini-squeezes when we pop, and the people living paycheck to paycheck in a useful, necessary position. It'll be a rough year or too for anyone not us while everything gets sorted out, but the benefits of shaking off the gigantic parasite that is our current ponzi scheme will be well worth it.

or at least that's what I hope will happen.

>>51613594
>more inclined to being influenced by the West/opening up
So that means this coup is detinatly started, funded and armed by the cia then?

>This entire thread
I see the current tactic is to spam "So tired, thinking about giving up" from 1pbtid to create a false consensus.

>51093345
>He's still trying

>>51093338
>Deploy ze tired fud

>>51093314
Aw shiet, so I just got phantom rope?

>>51087108
I know, I had to sit through most of his "speech". I just fail to understand how is his alleged debt reduction possible while public spending is all over the place. Also, what's the trap with the 10k "student debt reduction"

>>50989590
>America "collapsing" would probably improve it by getting rid of politicians, banks, media, and browns.
Then, isn't the collapse of america a good thing?

>>50680895
Why would he do that?