/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22968395
A bit of a ramble, but on the topic of waves I've often thought it interesting that yogis were saying everything was vibrations thousands of years ago, yet conventional science didn't pick up on this until quantum theory was developed. Makes you wonder what else it hasn't picked up on yet, like maybe spiritual/psychic energy.

>>21825999
One from beyond the realm of spacetime here. XRP is the oil that drives the machine of your future society.

>>20424402
Prophecy not based on TA, based on breadcrumbs, research, schizoposting, gematria, signs from the universe, overlapping conspiracy theories, events that have occurred in 2020, the largest coordinated fud campaign in crypto, and more.
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So if I'm seeing this right...
In 2018 the powers that be introduced larps to shill LINK to /biz/. It is the most promising tech born from the ICO boom, and the oracle problem is pretty easily understood, so the average biztard was most likely to select it as "the one." Thus, the hivemind willed LINK to become the chosen memecoin.

There was the weird thing with the ICO where it was instantly bought out by a small group. This group would have been the ones to shill to /biz/. I suspect this group glowed in some manner. /biz/ would have been chosen to act as an incubation chamber.

The meme spread to redditors/normies sometime in late 2019. It is still an entirely speculative bubble. The network is not being used yet, and still needs to grow. But if a normie isn't buying BTC/BCH or ETH, they are buying LINK. Which is great, because LINK will be heavily utilized in the future, and it will grow to be quite valuable in a few years. If you have 10K you will make it in a few years.

But what if there was something mooning sooner. That the average person with even just $1K to spare could buy to make it? The powers that be couldn't let that be! They would need to distract from that coin or the wageslaves will be able to escape right before the depression hits! So, an egregore was borne, harnessing meme magic to enchant the masses.

At this point, I'm pretty redpilled on the fact that central banks are significantly responsible for many evils in today's world, in a broad sense. At the same time, however, I feel that I lack a solid base of knowledge as to how the financial world operates and the specific roles banks play within it. I need more than just 4chan and blog posts to be able to make practical arguments. Does anyone have any recommendations for useful, legitimate books on this sort of topic? I want to know more than the fact that the banking system is corrupt. Thanks for any help.

/biz/ has special people here. You know who you are, Mr. XRP/LINK/BSV. We know we have a great destiny laid before us, even if we're not sure what it is. I've been thinking, maybe we are all the same soul, just fractionated into separate timelines, and /biz/ is how we are able to communicate with each other across the aether. Do any of you guys feel the same way?