/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54270998
I fail to see how the interest on $30T in debt going from 1% to 5% is you getting more wealth.

Fuck your logical bullshit, these negative rebases are killing me!

That guy deliberately tanked ghost before I could dump. Fuck him.

>>24112220

I don't want him to die, but fuck this guy. He couldn't just shut the fuck about ghost, he had to tweet and literally tank the whole project. What a fucking asshole.

>>22383209
take it back

>>19212663

Do you guys think that ancient serfs/peasants/slaves were aware of their station in life and for the most part accepting of it?
If yes, then does that not draw parallels with modern day wage slavery? Are not normies then the modern-day version of the productive underclass?
Somebody please explain how normies can be content to see upwards of half their income silently appropriated while hopelessly dependent on social validation and various forms of escapism/addiction.

Why do normies not care? Worse yet: why do they think you strange for refusing to participate? Why do they mock your productive habits and low time preference?

How can one find good, dependable, trustworthy friends and virtuous women if they don't subscribe to the normie ideal? Understanding is only possible between equals; any equal is a potential competitor, not a friend; any woman is a slave to her nature and will suck your finances dry.

tl;dr do i take the normie pill or remain an outsider

Used to be a tax accountant. Not only are the taxes really high, but no other state is as aggressive at collecting taxes that aren't even owed. If you name is on a California filing for just about anything, they will send you a letter saying you owe them money. They are total fuckin assholes and I would never live there, no matter how rich I was. My family even lives there and it's still a non-starter.

>>15303728
>be mom
>son is autistic NEET
>he's 34 years old and never had a job or girlfriend
>he doesn't even wear fucking pants anymore
>an hero

>>15297255
Find some other way man. Read books, play video games, go on hikes, something.
t. drug addidct

>>15291429
Fake you absolute shit nigger. Fuck you OP.

>>15238488
I thought about this. It hasn't come to that yet, but I'm not sure if I'll be able to go back to the cage...

Smart contracts shift power to the contract maker rather than the taker. Suddenly, one has no need for an authority to act as settler. Suddenly, the common man has no recourse to that authority to plead his case. Worse yet, the common man is entirely at the mercy of the terms of the contract. Perhaps worse still, the contract maker, or rather the superior party, once the contract is signed, has no ability to alter the outcome. Once the terms are set and all parties in agreement it is impossible for the contract to ‘settle’ in any other way than was stipulated. Contracts between two individuals can still be settled ‘after-the-fact’, I suppose, however contracts between, for example, an individual and an organisation, where the organisation is so far removed from the individuals within it as to sever all ties of personal responsibility, will only ever settle upon the prespecified terms.

Stop trying to win girls over with money. You will only ever win an act, and the glimpses you get behind the curtain will ruin you. Find a girl who is really ugly and she might think you are attractive enough to treat you well.

This isnt a reasonable comparison because you are measureing BTC in the thing you are comparing it against. For instance, if half the bitcoins are suddenly dumped, the price would go down 90%, whereas if half the dollars were dumped they'd still be worth a dollar. This factor also ruins the point you are trying to make, that so much crypto has already been bought and so many people already have it; the marketcap of BTC is really high compared to the price because the value is being assigned to idle BTC, whereas every dollar is actually worth a dollar. This just isn't any basis for reasonable comparison. Try gold, other currencies measure in dollars, etc.

>>12805292
This guy was totally right, until the part about bcash. Roger is really bringing his best...

>>12797626
bears already giving up 4k, hasnt even happened yet. the absolute state.

>.035 BCH per BTC
The absolute state.

>>12424629
based strokeposter. are you a cashie by chance you imbecile subhuman?

Segwit and BCH both became available to use around the same time.

Today there are about 10x as many segwit txs than there are BCH txs in total every day.

And you want to criticize segwit for a lack of usage? Lol. This is fucking hysterical.

Last, just as proof that segwit is working great, Bitcoin tx volume is at a 10 month high, while fees are at a 2 year low. Segwit is working exactly as designed.

http://dailytradenews.com/analysis-bitcoin-transactions-at-10-month-high-while-fees-at-2-year-low/

Segwit and BCH both became available to use around the same time.

Today there are about 10x as many segwit txs than there are BCH txs in total every day.

And you want to criticize segwit for a lack of usage? Lol. This is fucking hysterical.

Last, just as proof that segwit is working great, Bitcoin tx volume is at a 10 month high, while fees are at a 2 year low. Segwit is working exactly as designed.

http://dailytradenews.com/analysis-bitcoin-transactions-at-10-month-high-while-fees-at-2-year-low/

https://amp.scmp.com/tech/policy/article/2181392/bitmains-two-founders-step-aside-chinese-cryptocurrency-giant-taps

>>12394302
>>12394305
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA LATE ADOPTER COPE. STAY POOR

NO NO NOOOO
IT WAS PERFECT PERFECT
AND NOW IT’S CORE’S FAULT THAT ALL IS GONE