/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55966421
> you are what you think of others
The fact you wrote that and then told me what you think of me is fucking fantastic.

>>55853745
Who would buy our debt after defaulting on our old one? I'm confident in saying a world-wide great depression will occur within 3 decades followed by a conflict more lethal than WWII.

But to go back to the topic, I think BTC is in a consolidation phase before a massive swing in either direction. I believe that direction to be upwards.

>>55735651
The ayy knows that you're that kinda guy. He might even read this thread. He isn't gonna put the million under your box.
The ayy also knows that I'm built different and that I believe what that other anon said, so I'm going to get a million.

>>55649073
Almost made me tell you. Not today though. Good try.

>>55553226
I'm a 30 year old lawyer, I also own 2 other business (car wash and a consulting firm), I have dividend paying stocks and REITs and I never paid taxes either.

>>12902215
>Stop being a cuck and enable women to act and behave without any morals or principles whatsoever
>Just stop being a cuck and encourage her to only ever chase desires without heed for anything long term

>"g-guys, I was the chad and I won her over, b-but wtf guys now she left ME for ANOTHER CHAD???"

The only way for things to get better is for men and women to grow spines, grab their nuts and ovaries and live principled, meaningful lives without falling to pointless temptations.

Too little time left till EOY. All those 20k+ crystal ball visions canät happen any more this year. Growth would be too vertical. This spooks investors and even stupid normies aren't THAT stupid.

I'm anticipating the conclusion of this lopsided bart back down to who knows where, and we will continue to sideways-bear for the rest of 2018 while major projects finally get themselves on their feet.

Come 2019, eyes on and wallets clutched, prepare for golden days.

We are unironically capitulating the past two ddays really hard. Go int oany telegrams and on subreddits and look at the comments. I never saw it like this before, and never thought it'd happen this abrupt.y I've seen suicide posts, people who were hyper bulls finally breaking down and being sad, selling posts, people "accepting" that their coin is a scam or hyper overvalued etc.

My theory is that altcoins were in a bubble a bit longer than BTC so all of the alt bag holders are capitulating a bit later than BTC holders did.
Biz always dies off in a crash but not like this...
Depression very seen. when we touch 5100 the final massacre will happen and we may see unbelievable weekly wick down to 3500 which bounces back up to mid 5500s exceptionally fast.

XSN, formerly POSW launched in May and is building their ecosystem. They developed and staking now runs via the proprietary TPoS algorithm (Trustless Proof of Stake) which allows your shit to remain in your hands while merchants/masternodes handle the network.

Wagerr has launched the public testnet for their sports betting service that utilizes fully decentralized oracles (none of the buzzword centralized ERC20 Casino/gamble tier shit). Once the test net concludes it's run, we'll get the first truly decentralized sports betting service that is beholden to no nation and has no borders and will be looking to on-board both individual hobbyist/pro bettors from legal/illegal markets as well as incentivising mainstream bookies to offload their volume and spread the risk. If this goes off without a hitch, it'll apparently be the first ever use case proven utilization of actual, decentralized oracles. Or perhaps that fame already went to Augur? Not sure. They just launched too I think.

>>10127510

OP. you may not be aware but these projects are not gonna moon fast.
Your average shitcoin will happily pay Binance the 2-5M listing fee with ICO money because they have nothing going for them then a few weeks of paid marketing form firms and a no product. (Binance charge a lot more for these low tier projects to be listed).
Next generation blockchains, especially the more unique usecase ones. things that haven't been either done or seen before in crypto, these coins are the ones to buy but they likely wont see much action till we genuinely enter the next bull market. that might be two entire years.

Last time in 2014 after the crash, all these fucking coins popped up. so mant were BTC clones. in fact, almost every last one was in the top 100. Today, I only see one of them left and it's LTC. that only survived because charlie is a coinbase jew.
in other words, everyone tried to rid eon BTCs success and build a coin that was slightly better, or maybe some thought was way better. didnt matter. already had BTC.

A few coins tried to be something new and everyone shunned them. Eth, XRP, NEM, Stellar.
These coins tried to be smart contracts, ICOs, dapps, and more not BTC clone at all. eveyone thought they were dumb, and btc clones were the real deal.

well guess waht mooned?

find those projects now. not the next Ethereum wanabe clones with slight changes.

>>9934765
>>9934772

Whether you like it or not, he's going to be right eventually. Even if you want to sue the "broken watch is correct at least once per day" analogy.

careful bear fags. you had around 10 months to be bearish for good reason and now you only just started in the past few weeks lol.

>>9833763
FUN? yeah, sure, it's been fun, but I gotta go.

Wagerr is over yonder and big things are around the corner with the World Cup.

>>9676154
>tfw our meme fueled timeline was canonically part of WH40K, 38k in universe years back.

>>9611770
>>9612633

It's bizarrely funny seeing people think this now.

Quick hint: XSN was previously POSW. Everyone fucking hated POSW.

They REALLY pulled a wild act with the leap from POSW to XSN.

>>9163434
Has Wagerr popped up in any discussions so far? They claim to be chasing after practical decentralized oracles as well. In this case, case being made for sieving global data for event results for sports betting, for example.

>>8157177
You would do well to remember that you're also not broke and/or in massive debt because you didn't listen to /biz/ a year ago.

You boys need to relax and remind yourself "there's no way to know what was the right call".

>>7379727
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Was JUST counting seconds to see this thread pop.

Fucking based old man Kennedy.

All this crashing.
All these exit scams.
All this FUD.

Guys, why are you surprised that this is finally happening? I know a lot of you have been pondering the eventual cleansing of the cryptosphere, so why are you caught completely off guard by it?

This is it. The Great Culling. 1/10 survive, the rest fade, exits cam die. We will be seeing this happen more and more until only the real, genuinely constructive projects are left. The sieving is now happening. This is when the Googles and the Amazons are filterd out of the shit.

>>7018458
I deserve that senpai but being the newfag that I am I was a bit leery of Tradeogre (first time using it, seems legit; only experience I had is with coinbase/gdax/binance) but now that I've got my toes in the water I have thousands and thousands to invest for crypto. I just go in hesitantly because I don't know much.