/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12160749
sluts trying to make silly faces are still sluts

I want to have a CPA or accountant do my taxes, is this a good idea? are there any drawbacks to this? how do I find a good one without getting fucked over?

/biz/ I just realized something.. we are unironically the early adopters of crypto still. Think about the biggest platforms in tech currently in 2018 use by normies...

>youtube
>social networking
>live streaming
>etc.

All of these technologies were well known far before they blew up into what they are now. Many of us here had Facebook accounts in 2007, or used rudimentary streaming or video hosting sites in the early 2000's, except they didn't catch on in a mainstream way until much later.

This is what's going to happen with crypto, we are so far ahead of the curve we think the wave has already surged and passed, but it hasn't even begun yet...we are no where even close to normie mainstream adoption of crypto, and once that takes shape it will be absolutely world changing.

>>9619999
fuarking checked

>>8351574
He cashed out and is chillin

Please crash mfing btc

If you were making $3-4k a month in passive income, how would you use that money to double your income?

Hard mode: no crypto trading/investing.

Has anyone here started a consulting business? I want to start a consulting business to help people/other businesses make their own apps, but I'm not sure how I'd go about finding clients necessarily. I have a lot of experience making my own apps and want to branch out. Is it worth it? Any advice?

what are the odds of ZCL retaining its value after the fork? Is this highly unlikely?

Missed out on ETH. What’s the next 100x moon mission?

Missed out on ETH. What’s the next 100x moon mission?

So it turns out Neo has a shit load of problems that I'm guessing are deliberately not talked about/discussed to keep the newbies investing.

For those who missed the thread last night: >>6568705

tldr;
>it's a security according to Howey test, SEC will eventually categorize it as such
>exchanges not licensed for securities, so securities get delisted
>bittrex already disabling wallet for almost a month now
>next step is delist neo
>same securities laws in South Korea, EU, US, so most exchanges will eventually delist Neo
>Neo ICOs are literally plagiarizing other ICO white papers as a means of easily/quickly introducing ICOs for pumping Neo
>Neo holders don't do research, so they'd never know this
>Tx speeds are so high because Neo's nodes are centralized
>Neo ICOs are 30k to introduce a dapp, ETH is ~$1-$400

You get the idea, read the thread for more. Why the fuck does no one talk about this..? Only explanation I can think of is Neo holders don't do any research that conflicts with their idea that it's the next Eth.