/biz/ - Business & Finance

Can anyone recommend a good coin to buy? I posted a picture of Pepe the Frog to show that I am funny and relatable. Every time I see Pepe the Frog I laugh and say "yep, it's 4chan time!"

>>58266444
>He doesn't even KNOW the AI bubble hasn't even started

>>58179891
Welcome to the start of a 3 year long stagnation, fren :)

Death to Leverage

REMINDER: Leverage always loses

>>58074415
how many times do we have to tell you leverage fags always gets the rope

> This is a long term (1 year +), legitimate software and agency project. Not a meme coin,

Can anyone recommend a good coin? I posted a picture of pepe frog to show that I am funny and relatable. Every time I see a pepe frog post I laugh and say "yep, it's 4chan time!"

>>57912078
>It remains value, due to hard cap
Scarcity doesn't mean it's valuable. It means it's scarce. Or limit of supply. Lets say there is a limited supply of poop dolls made out of the poop factory that is now defunct. This doesn't mean the poop dolls are now suddenly valuable.
>and is able to transmit that value anywhere in the world.
Like creditcards, paypal, all of banking system.
>US treasuries work similarly but are inferior.
Superior* because they aren't volitile and actually useful for trade.

>>57912072
>filtering retards like you who still ask stupid questions like this
Imagine getting so mad and defensive at the most milquetoast question ever in existance. The reason you're INSTANTLY getting this defensive is you know, it really has no value and soon the music stops you'll be holding the biggest bag of shit to exist due to your complusive gambling behavior.
>because you can't do your own research and/or have a misplaced sense of pride about your own analytical ability, despite you so easily being satisfied with your midwit normie conclusions you arrived at. read a book or ten, faggot.
No book will tell you bitcoin has value. It's useless. Nobody uses it for trade. Nobody uses it for anything other than scamming people or selling it to the bigger sucker. When you look at anything on this board, nobody is talking about the usefulness of bitcoin, it's to sell it at peak. That's all they want to do. It's designed for gambling degenerates. Not really useful for everyday trade.

>read a book or ten, faggot.
I doubt you've read anything.

I'm thinking about leaving my job to trade crypto full time. Problem is I only have 90k, but surely I can 10x this by end of year?

>>57902674
4k if Biden is president. Back to 200 if Trump's president.

>>57860731
> coping this hard with not locking at ATH
Next time just set limit lock orders. I locked at $65k, $66k, ..., $69k etc.

I will just unlock if prices go higher. Literally no downside

>>57859505
> tfw I moved all my BlockFi holdings to a BlockFi custody account days before the bankruptcy because of FTX and saw the writing on the wall
Got 100% of my BlockFi holdings back ($200k)

last time tether printed 1 billion dollars Bitcoin pumped $10k
we are going SO MUCH FUCKING HIGHER!!!!

>>57777780
Ooooh so close. better luck next time

>he doesn't hold a globally diversified portfolio through index funds that is overweight on the US and small cap value stocks

>>57735174
On second thought I have moved C5R2 to hot tier. Congratulations C5R2.

I love to say the n-word (NIGGER)

How can I profit from this?

>make post accusing chainlink labs of money laundering (500 employees lmao)
>chainlink posts evaporate
Sergey is holding millions in an offshore somewhere

virgin males made bitcoin and virgin males made ethereum (vitalik)
men with children are the definition of midwit and will normiefy everything
men who have sex should only be used for fund raising and not in charge of how a project develops
all my alpha has come from autistic virgin males and all the midwits i spoke too always turn out to have girlfriends or children

Reminder: Leverage fags ALWAYS get the rope

newfags are joining
well, time to start telling them to leverage and watch their greed lose it all
whose with me?

Reminder: Leverage fags always gets the rope
I hope leverage users are reading this and seething as they recall that time they lost that huge position on leverage

>>57173039
Nice