/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16331237

Not quite over.

But it's absolutely over for the next 6-9 months.

>>16299750

Absolutely fucking based.

B-bros?

Anyone out there still holding for the blockchain invoicing revolution?

>>15570169

Yeah, swung from 4 cents in October 2017 to 3 cents in 2019.

Soon I'll be swinging from a rope.

>>15496665

ICO scams unraveling/failing.

The best thing about that shitcoin Ethereum's price cratering is that it will basically starve off the last remaining ICO scams from 2017 who have not yet cash out.

Pic very related. It feels good.

>>15430719

Amazon is perhaps the most successful ecommerce business in history.

The very fact you're comparing some literally WHO software start-up in a highly questiontable, scam-filled crypto space, SCREAMS of desperation and severe delusion on your end.

Chainstinkers are approaching Request Network levels of delusion and cope.

Go to their sub, and notice that you are literally like them.

>>15419751

Getting Request Network vibes.

>>15325784
>i am telling you this now b/c of how bad i felt for REQ and AMB holders back in the day

Oh fuck, as a REQt survivor of the 2018 holocaust, I hope you are LARPing.

>>15308474

Looks like these lazy French FUCKs thought they could just put out some barely functional skeleton software and magically thousands of developers from around the world are going to flock to them to build products and services to use their piece of shit protocol.

This is an absolute dud. Do yourselves a favour anons and never buy this.

>>14994508
>no french

Good advice.

I'm REQt

When does the misery end?

I can't even dump my bags because the volume on Binance is too low.

JUST

>>14379311
>he token sure seems to be worthless though

Every ICO token turned out to be a useless, unjustifiable money grab.

>Muh governance

Lmao

Tell that to the faggots holding REQ and how much "governance" they get in the way their failed project is being run into the ground.

ICOs, never again.

>>14328242
>The potential is so fucking huge.

Yeah, and there's ZERO, and I mean fucking ZERO change of this particular team of French communist fuck-ups from ever claiming even a sliver of the market share.

>>14274231
>>14274252

never again.

These are also Zoomer fuckheads that were immersed in communist and anti-capitalist ideas in university. So they don't even see themselves as a business, but some fucking Commune or Kibbutz.

I wish these cocksuckers a painful demise.

>>13893282
>Why is this any of your business?

Because your motive is obvious.

You're trying to find greater fools to help you break back even and dump your extremely heavy bags.

Must be exhausting.

I bought REQ at 5 cents and it was my biggest loss. I can't imagine what you Mongoloids who bought above 30 cents feel like.

30k here

>>13664675

>>13574783

Sold April 24.

Life is so much easier now that I'm not carrying this dark cloud over me.

REQ literally ruined life for me in 2018.

200 SATs by Monday.

This is truly the end for this shitcoin's journey, isn't it?

>>13441581

JUST

>>13344105
>Does this ultimately matter?

It does not. In numerous cases, when US investors were hurt, the SEC has actually pursued companies overseas and in other jurisdictions to bring action against fraudulent companies, even if they never had a presence in the US.

I've studied a few cases.

I would recommend someone with a few hundred K at stake speak to an attorney. Most of the faggots on Reddit own peanuts, but I know there's a few guys on /biz/ that had up to a million of these shitcoins.

If they bought in at above 10 cents, they're hurting pretty bad right now.

I was lucky not to lose much on this trash since I purchased around 3 cents in 2017, but I sold a few days ago seeing the absolute state of this scam during the AMA.

Someone needs to gather these French fucks into a cathedral, and burn it down.

>>13265865

Has anyone else done cross-chain currency swaps and integration?

t. checkmate