/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24068587

>>13408956
Eurocucks are waking up right now to the golden bull.
Mfw. all the risky trades finally pay off.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBi4994srvE#t=26m53s

>>6130946

>>4311369
>a disaster movie where the highways are jammed with people trying to escape
>People who are aware of the technical limitations are able to avoid this
Mfw. skipping the line full afterburner mode while normies cry and rage into the void.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fh9p2OBS8H4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fh9p2OBS8H4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fh9p2OBS8H4

>>3879004
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLoytewvn0g

We passed upon the moon
We spoke of was and when
Although I wasn't there
He said I was his friend
Which came as a surprise
I spoke into his eyes
I thought you dumped alone
A long long time ago

[Chorus]
Oh no, not me
We never lost control
You're face to face
With the dev who rused the world

I laughed and shook his hand
And made my way back home
I searched for cap and rank
For years and years I roamed
I gazed a gazeless stare
At all the millions here
I must have dumped alone
A long, long time ago

>>3477614
>Normies like Kikebook users don't invest... Just spend money in shit things
They don't even spend much money and have nothing to invest.
Normies on FB are literally useless for Bitcoin right now. The faith of BTC will be determined if it can some old boomerfags who own 90% of the country to invest or not..
sad but true

>>2257910
Fair points.
I wish you luck.
Already made $2.7MM from other coins.
I'm still mad that DGB today rose more than STRAT. Tfw. "only" +33% compared to DGB's +68%

I didn't buy DGB because I knew knowing about it when I first saw it here and it was already at 112 sats. But then again I didn't buy any of the /biz/ pumps even though they all seemed to have worked out very well for most people. (DGB, MOON, RDD, Xtrabytes, WINGS etc. etc.)

>>2236391
110%

>>2111434
We need way more volume on Bitcoin as an indication of market top and FOMO.
Market top is reached only after BTC trading volume becomes insane for a week or two.

>>2076037
>Any similar success stories?
Invested ~$25k in 2013

Now worth $785k.
Not sure if I should sell because lots of people already made a lot of money or if we are just at the tipping point for even greater riches.

It's not like /biz/ didn't try to help them.

>>2024518
>crashes
>illiquid and value-less overnight.
It will be glorious. Picture related.

>>2021830
>Taxes are calling for your gains
not if you deal your crypto on the street.

>>2012302

>>2008233
Chart has to become truly vertical to become unsustainable, so at least around 2-4k (maybe even multiples of that).

This will be caused by self-organized critically (wide-mainstream media pumping) increasing the money inflow substantially over a short period of time which in turn causes the price to rise sharply until the increase in investors slows down while suddenly rich folks are cashing out.

>>2008651
Stratis. Eth is too mainstream already.

>>2001909
Yes.
0.999...BTC = (9/10 BTC) * (1 BTC/ (1-(1/10)BTC))
0.999...BTC = (9/10 BTC) * (1 BTC/ (9/10)BTC)
0.999...BTC = (9/10 BTC) * (10 / 9 BTC) = 1

So the formula proves that 0.9999...BTC = 1 BTC.

Note: Technically, the above proof requires that some fairly advanced concepts be taken on faith. If you study "foundations" or mathematical philosophy (way after calculus), you may encounter the requisite theoretical constructs.

>>2001061
I say 20k.
With $10k if crypto goes up big, he will hate himself for not having invested more.
$20k strike a good balance between upside potential and protection to the downside. If crypto loses 50% he will still have $40k left. If OP is young he should be able to take such a hit well.