/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58289959
I've never gotten a girl because of money, never had to (I'm relatively handsome and not short). I've slept with plenty of girls though.

I'm interested though, any rich handsome chads experienced both 1) sleeping with a girl because you're handsome and 2) sleeping with girl because you're rich? Which sex was better? I imagine when you have money and a girl thinks that's attractive, usually partying/alcohol/drugs are involved so that sex would probably be lots of fun

>>57576819
>ERC404

What's the difference between this and an ERC20? Someone please explain to me like I'm retarded (I am retarded)

I'm an Aquarius horoscope birthday. Is this good or bad for me?

>>56842393
will it though? although it'd make sense if it did crash with everything else, and all signs point to that, crypto/bitcoin has never actually been through an economic crash. In fact it was Satoshi's response to the previous economic crash. So we don't really know for sure

>>56307697
KYC fucking sucks, right now giving all your personal information to some 3rd party and risking identity theft etc. just isn't worth the $20-40 a year you'll earn looking at Brave ads

However, this would all change if BAT goes up and suddenly we're earning $300-500 a year through Brave ads. Suddenly the shittiness of KYCing would be outweighed by the potential of earning decent money by toggling Brave ads on. Everybody has a price

Alright, I bought the cryptos currency on Coinbase back in 2018.

My question is, when do I sell them?

How does I money?

>>55252674
I don't think BAT was named by the SEC in either the binance or coinbase complaints. Which is interesting because I'm not sure any ERC20 tokens were specifically named

>This includes, but is not limited to, the units of each of the crypto asset securities further described below—with trading symbols SOL, ADA, MATIC, FIL, SAND, AXS, CHZ, FLOW, ICP, NEAR, VGX, DASH, and NEXO—(the “Crypto Asset Securities”)

is Filecoin an ERC20? Actually when you think about it, ERC20 tokens are tokens/contracts on the Ethereum blockchain, so the argument that they're a "security" becomes even more complex

I think a fun thought experiment to see who shills/propagandizes the hardest is to look at two opinions often posted online:

1st opinion scenario:
>You post "I hate both Russia and Ukraine. They're both corrupt, festering countries with awful and selfish leadership. But we need to find a way to stop this war before it's too late, and I think that starts with peace talks with Russia."

Now imagine what kind of cockroaches will crawl out of the woodwork to seethe, screech, name call, etc. if you posted opinion 1. Now consider

2nd opinion scenario:
>You post "I hate both Russia and Ukraine. They're both corrupt, festering countries with awful and selfish leadership. But we need to find a way to stop this war before it's too late, and I think that starts with nuking Russia."

Now imagine, would the same cockroaches crawl out of the woodwork to seethe, screech, name call, etc. if you posted opinion 2? Would you get any shill responses?

I imagine opinion 1 would get a lot more (You)s, and especially a lot more negative (You)s, than opinion 2. Wonder why that is.

>>53728539
>just stop

no

>>50745906
>>50745844
click [Settings] in the bottom right corner

go to Filters & Post Hiding

throw his name in the pattern based filter every time that fucking faggot creates a new name, and wall ah, you don't have to see the tranny monkey cocks ridden queer's terrible posts anymore. It's that easy

>>49907770
The other obvious implication here is re: online advertising, google's search rankings and SEO optimization -

Goggles allows the USER to control what they want to see, not google's opaque, probably unethical search algorithms and impractical/biased SEO tinkering. That's already going to make a dent in Google's online advertising cartel.

Brave (and some other "web 3" projects) needs to just keep chipping away at the dogshit "Web 2.0" online advertising & big tech stuff and we're going to start seeing some real useful Web 3.0 shit.

>>28254672
and what happened to rastanon? are they the same person

Can't tell if sell signal or shitpost

Has anyone ever asked one of these bots why mass immigration is a good thing? Homeless shit is flooding the streets and the minorities already here apparently have no affordable housing or job opportunities, how do they justify importing more?

>>26233249
>the wife
>the hubby
>the gf
Why do normies do this?

>>26069935
Why wouldn't you delegate if you're not planning on trading

>>25886575
yea but don't they smell?

>>22546050
>>22546051

Hey /biz/, I'm going to inherit money but I can only access it to buy property. Where are the best places to buy a home if my plan is to make virtually no money, and just buy food/pay property tax?
I didn't make connections in college so I'm pretty much unemployable

hmm

Do you guys watermark your id's?
are you scared of identity theft?

>how old are you
>how much do you have currently in crypto
>how long have you had money in the game
>what do you do irl

Stupid question, but do alts need a little time to adjust to the new bitcoin price? Is that why most of them are dipping?