/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57878922
>$37 billion in apartment loans

>>57614743
>According to my TA

>>57547924
>bearish pump

>>57317121
This chart makes my dick so hard. I have a comfy WFH job i can wait for maximum profits and CCIP based world economy.

>>57161201
>kills the entire crypto market
nope
>puts Binance in jeopardy
no one cares
>Kucoin being banned in the U.S.
CEXes aren't crypto, why should anyone care
>regulations
which crypo was invented to circumvent

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Reddit is full of people that "did the right thing" their whole life. They turned in their homework on time, they went to bed at curfew, they ate their vegetables, and now that they're adults they put money into their 401k, get an annual physical, and follow all the social rules about what you're supposed to think and do. But they haven't been rewarded for it. The implicit agreement for "doing the right thing" is that you will be rewarded for it down the line, and people who don't do the right thing will be punished. And naturally this sort of compliance leads to very mediocre people. They aren't rich, they didn't get the girl, they aren't cool. When they see people succeeding by doing the opposite of what they sacrificed to do, it angers and confuses them. It's not right that we should make money on shit coins, when they are struggling to pay their college debt. It wasn't fair that PUA guys got pussy when theres a nice guy redditor waiting to hold the door and pay for dinner after youre done fucking her.

Getting rich off of crypto isn't supposed to be how it works. You're supposed to do your homework, go to a good college, get a good job, and slowly pay off all your debt and a 30 year mortgage so you can retire at 65. To them, we're cheating and we should be punished for it.

>>56828385
>you fell for the biggest midwit test in /biz/ history
says the guy that bought a front-end host coin, considering defi's best front end is your local machine pointed at your local light node
lmao

>OP doesn't know blockchains have built in sybil resistance

HWWWWKKK
PTUUUHH

*S*

>>56770074
>I have a $4,000 short.

>>56717427
>instrinsic value

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>>56181426
>we
you're on your own, fiatcel

>>56143565
>the three strongest coins (ICP, LINK, and AVAX)

>>56006447
you still believe in fiat?

>>55884933
>ponzi

>>55867127
>314thz or so. It'd require 800thz to 51% attack
>thz
>51%
lol