/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54608273
they won't get mine, i buy it unregistered with cash
no bars, stupid people buy bars, sovereigns only

Early bitcoiners = early Amplets

>>17409958
no it's not just your skin colour subhuman
it's a combination of that and you not being in africa or whatever shithole you belong in

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>>15619066
>ice water, with lemon wagie, and no I'm not tipping
>bananas
>Shawshank Redemption
>I'm not telling biz until it 6xs.

It’s too late to grab bitcoin on a $3000 sale. It’s too late to get btc from getting early on an alt then selling for more bitcoin. It’s too late to mine bitcoin without losing money on electricity. All you can do is buy at a fair market price of ~$10,000, but don’t despair! Bitcoin will appreciate to 87,000 by next November. That’s a 770% increase! Don’t fear the bobo, anon. Good things will come to you. Just be patient.

>>15165443
i bet you capitulate at 30cents

>File a patent for Satoshi keys
That’s taken
>File a patent for a patent of Satoshi keys
>Sue Craig and he is forced to give them to you

100k cost for 10 billion dollar return at least. That’s a 10million% percent increase. Why haven’t you done this? Do you hate money, /biz/?

>>12615780
post those bobs with a timestamp and i'll shill you the top secret coin of 2020
or you have to gtfo

>temporary
>bandaid
>solution

Britfag here looking at investing in stocks. Should I buy before the EU referendum or does it look like UK shares are going to crash after 23 June and that's when I should grab them while they're cheap?

What are the best options these days for crowdsourcing, both for launch projects (i.e. game, new kitchen appliance, etc) and ongoing projects (i.e. blog)?

>>76670

Well, you keep on voting Tory, kiddo.