/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15132297
I’m from the future, this actually kicks off the pandemic in 2022. Only very isolated countries will sustain manageable losses.

North Korea eventually overthrows Kim, and becomes the leading world power. Cuba is also strong until a hurricane wipes them half off the map.

>In 2018, the Marshall Islands became the first country to issue their own cryptocurrency and certify it as legal tender.[48]

So are you fudding XLM?

>>8802764

>>8434762
If you get a feel for some predictable ups and downs (be fucking careful, you can never be completely sure) be conservative.

If I’m
Predicting a daily low of 7800 and a high of 8200 I’ll often swing in above 7800 and out below 8200. Even if I only increased my non BTC Stack by 3-5% (sometimes less) I’ve still increased my stack For free (minus fees).

If you really believe in the coins you’re stacking, this should be incredibly valuable to do. Obviously if you believe in BTC you’ll just tether instead.

If it is alt coins, make sure you aren’t blind to big percentage differences on either end. You’ll get a lot less if you are buying a coin that’s way up against BTC or selling a coin that’s way down.

Just remember increasing your stack by a measly 20 coins was probably a good day. You won’t see the dollar value gains until your project starts moving, but if you started with 100 of x-coin, and swung to 120, when that coin makes gains you’ll know what it was all for.

Sorry if that’s too basic, I’m assuming you are starting at square 0. If you go slow and stay conservative you’ll win more often than not. Trust your gut and practice with small money til you’ve got a feel.

>>7155605
I think he must be paid FUD.

Unless someone was paying you why would you FUD so hard KNOWING no one will believe your RIDICULOUS lies.

CNBC Fucking discusses ribinhood and how it works this afternoon.

Trust idiot pajeet?

Nah

>with Indians you’ll never windian