/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24438046
>I just bought some crypto for the first time, I'm supposed to take it from the exchange and put it in a wallet right? What's a good wallet?

Depends on what you want and what coin you bought.

Hardware wallets:

Trezor or Ledger

Retard proof software wallet for multiple coins

Exodus

Good bitcoin software wallet for BItcoin

Electrum

Also check the links since there are fake wallets used for pishing newfags.

>>24438480
Ignore this , never leave in exchange.

>>21557059
>he didn't buy anytime in the last 3 years and waited to buy when link was $15

whats happening? brainlet here

>>18989073
Jfc, did she touch you somewhere anon? Just point to it on this

>>18218623
>>18218403
stay safe frens

Thoughts on BA puts right this second?

Buy puts on open or wait?

Dumb to buy mar 25 SPY puts at open? Or genius?

SHORT OPRAH BUY ELLEN SELL COLBERT

pee pee poo poo

Stinklink will be Top 10 in march. Bullrun imminent. Nolinkers won't survive. 1000 suicides eom

>>17445406
CoVid-19 is no joke but you can nitpick almost anything minor that kills a seemingly young healthy person, even at the worst if you divide the total number of cases by the amount of deaths it's 10% and that figure is more like 2% because of the lagging data since the amount of infections is spreading faster than the number of people recovering. Fuckin diarrhea kills more people a year.

I'm happy that we pumped this far. Honestly it's amazing we haven't Barted back down too much yet. It's a good sign that we may need to just be patient. Making money needs time and patience. A bull market isn't straight to the moon.

Going to Bangkok next weekend by myself because I don't really have any frens.

With everyone freaking out about SARS and China and shit have you guys thought about investing in American companies to replace China's largest imports?

Electrical machinery, equipment: US$521.5 billion (24.4% of total imports)
Mineral fuels including oil: $347.8 billion (16.3%)
Machinery including computers: $202.3 billion (9.5%)
Ores, slag, ash: $135.9 billion (6.4%)
Optical, technical, medical apparatus: $102.5 billion (4.8%)
Vehicles: $81.5 billion (3.8%)
Plastics, plastic articles: $74.9 billion (3.5%)
Organic chemicals: $67.4 billion (3.2%)
Gems, precious metals: $62 billion (2.9%)
Copper: $47.6 billion (2.2%)

>>17134584
Dunno lul, why not ask them?

>>17120200
pleased to be in attendance sir

>>17111557
I'm both, retard.

>>17076845
This.

Frens, help! i think i got in to the suit wrong way