/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30421005
I am regret

>>30352465
>>30352465
>why would people choose tyrannical rulers over open source nerds
I am sure the crypto industry is a thoroughly authentic thing and has not been propped up by the people who are controlling the FIAT system.
I am certain these people, sitting on generationally accumulated wealth will just sit back and let 'open source nerds' ursurp their thrones.
I am certain all the backdoor-riddled hardware and state-owned infrastructure used to facilitate crypto will eventually be replaced by 'open source nerds', too.
I am certain there won't be controversy or regulations manufactured to specifically kill projects and assimilate them behind the scenes.
I am certain we wouldn't be stuck in levels of Weimar beyond our comprehension had crypto not miraculously popped and backed by ominous actors, moreso if FIAT had not been redistributed from many to few or lost along the way in rugpulls and glitches - effectively been taken out of circulation.
I am certain no one will be forced to participate in CDBC system and the like by their politicans and fellow NPCs.
I am certain that the promises of effortless accumulation of wealth will pan out extraordinarily well for everyone participating in this industry.
I am certain these 'open source nerds' are entirely out of reach of their 'competitors'.
I am certain the crypto industry is not being used to ease the general populace into an as-service economy whilst placating and bankrupting them.
(...)
You are correct, I have been foolish to believe that history would repeat itself.

This thread is absolutely hilarious. The level of idealism and tribalism showcased in here is out of this world.
I'll savour every second of the breakdown, once reality hits and in the meantime I'll keep printing (worthless) FIAT with these glorified inflation buffers and move it into real assets.

Where does crypto derive its 'value' from?
>infinite supplies of FIAT
Who produces the hardware that is being used to facilitate crypto?
>big corporate, it's filled to the brim with backdoors
Who owns the infrastructure that is being used to facilitate crypto?
>big corporate/state
What is the real purpose of decentralization in crypto today?
>ignoring tech, given technical illiteracy of the general populace: illusion of choice and means to avoid litigation once we enter the phase of rugpulls
Whats the purpose of crypto today?
>it's a means of transition (FIAT rebranded, 1.9); a buffer for inflation, meant to lure in retards with empty promises of effortless accumulation of wealth; smokescreen to allow corporate/state actors to integrate their systems and assimilate all others
How would society look like today, if crypto had not conveniently ermerged and if it had not been backed by ominous actors?
>hardly anyone could fathom the levels of Weimar we'd be in, if it wasn't for FIAT being redistributed from many (retards) to few state/corporate actors through crypto, effectively taken out of circulation
What will the powers that be do about it?
>they'll sit back and let autists and NPCs alike ursurp their throne, obviously - they won't use their nigh infinite (generationally accumulated real) wealth and nigh limitless influence to do what they've always did (lobby or co-opt things they don't like out of existence), because they are the ones engineering it
What will happen with the current projects?
>they'll be killed through regulations/controversy and assimilated behind the scenes; you'll be made to pay a fine and an additional draconian tax along the way for the possession and trade of any tokens/coins

By the end of 2023 you'll either be owned by big corporate/globohomo, have killed yourself (after seeing all your unrealized gains go up in flames come CBDCs) or, which is unlikely, have accumulated enough (real) wealth to disappear innawoods.

>>30263675
Where does crypto derive its 'value' from?
>infinite supplies of FIAT
Who produces the hardware that is being used to facilitate crypto?
>big corporate, it's filled to the brim with backdoors
Who owns the infrastructure that is being used to facilitate crypto?
>big corporate/state
What is the real purpose of decentralization in crypto today?
>ignoring tech, given technical illiteracy of the general populace: illusion of choice and means to avoid litigation once we enter the phase of rugpulls
Whats the purpose of crypto today?
>it's a means of transition (FIAT rebranded, 1.9); a buffer for inflation, meant to lure in retards with empty promises of effortless accumulation of wealth; smokescreen to allow corporate/state actors to integrate their systems and assimilate all others
How would society look like today, if crypto had not conveniently ermerged and if it had not been backed by ominous actors?
>hardly anyone could fathom the levels of Weimar we'd be in, if it wasn't for FIAT being redistributed from many (retards) to few state/corporate actors through crypto, effectively taken out of circulation
What will the powers that be do about it?
>they'll sit back and let autists and NPCs alike ursurp their throne, obviously - they won't use their nigh infinite (generational accumulated real) wealth and nigh limitless influence to do what they've always did (lobby or co-opt things they don't like out of existence), because they are the ones engineering it
What will happen with the current projects?
>they'll be killed through regulations/controversy and assimilated behind the scenes; you'll be made to pay a fine and an additional draconian tax along the way for the possession and trade of any tokens/coins

By the end of 2023 you'll either be owned by big corporate/globohomo, have killed yourself (after seeing all your unrealized gains go up in flames come CBDCs) or, which is unlikely, have accumulated enough (real) wealth to disappear innawoods.

>>30247237
>>30247237
Where does crypto derive its 'value' from?
>infinite supplies of FIAT
Who produces the hardware that is being used to facilitate crypto?
>big corporate, it's filled to the brim with backdoors
Who owns the infrastructure that is being used to facilitate crypto?
>big corporate/state
What is the real purpose of decentralization in crypto today?
>ignoring tech, given technical illiteracy of the general populace: illusion of choice and means to avoid litigation once we enter the phase of rugpulls
Whats the purpose of crypto today?
>it's a means of transition (FIAT rebranded, 1.9); a buffer for inflation, meant to lure in retards with empty promises of effortless accumulation of wealth; smokescreen to allow corporate/state actors to integrate their systems and assimilate all others
How would society look like today, if crypto had not conveniently ermerged and if it had not been backed by ominous actors?
>hardly anyone could fathom the levels of Weimar we'd be in, if it wasn't for FIAT being redistributed from many (retards) to few state/corporate actors through crypto, effectively taken out of circulation
What will the powers that be do about it?
>they'll sit back and let autists and NPCs alike ursurp their throne, obviously - they won't use their nigh infinite (generational accumulated real) wealth and nigh limitless influence to do what they've always did (lobby or co-opt things they don't like out of existence), because they are the ones engineering it
What will happen with the current projects?
>they'll be killed through regulations/controversy and assimilated behind the scenes; you'll be made to pay a fine and an additional draconian tax along the way for the possession and trade of any tokens/coins

By the end of 2023 you'll either be owned by big corporate/globohomo, have killed yourself (after seeing all your unrealized gains go up in flames come CBDCs) or, which is unlikely, have accumulated enough (real) wealth to disappear innawoods.

>>30263477
Where does crypto derive its 'value' from?
>infinite supplies of FIAT
Who produces the hardware that is being used to facilitate crypto?
>big corporate, it's filled to the brim with backdoors
Who owns the infrastructure that is being used to facilitate crypto?
>big corporate/state
What is the real purpose of decentralization in crypto today?
>ignoring tech, given illiteracy of the general populace: illusion of choice and means to avoid litigation once we enter the phase of rugpulls
Whats the purpose of crypto today?
>it's a means of transition; a buffer for inflation, meant to lure in retards with empty promises of effortless accumulation of wealth to redistribute FIAT and take it out of circulation; smokescreen to allow corporate/state actors to integrate their systems and assimilate all others
How would society look like today, if crypto had not conveniently ermerged and if it had not been backed by ominous actors?
>hardly anyone could fathom the levels of Weimar we'd be in, if it wasn't for FIAT being redistributed from many (retards) to few state/corporate actors through crypto, effectively taken out of circulation
What will the powers that be do about it?
>they'll sit back and let autists and NPCs alike ursurp their throne, obviously - they won't use their nigh infinite (generational accumulated real) wealth and nigh limitless influence to do what they've always did (lobby or co-opt things they don't like out of existence), because they are the ones engineering it
What will happen with the current projects?
>they'll be killed through regulations/controversy and assimilated behind the scenes; you'll be made to pay a fine and an additional draconian tax along the way for the possession and trade of any tokens/coins

By the end of 2023 you'll either be owned by big corporate/globohomo, have killed yourself (after seeing all your unrealized gains go up in smoke come CBDCs) or, which is unlikely, will accumulated enough (real) wealth to disappear.

>>29985861

Yeah, I am sure it all comes crashing down because of energy consumption.

The entirety of the crypto industry is little more a temporary money printer - a tool for transition and a buffer for inflation, it'll end in a rugpull once the powers that be have integrated their systems into every aspect of daily life.
If you are smart and not just NPCs LARPing as autists, or worse even redditors, you'll print as much money as you can with this industry and move the profits into real valueables; real estate, precious metals, food supplies, medicine, weapons, whatever.
This entire industry hinges on a circular logic, fairy tales and wishful thinking. It derives its 'value' from the infinite supplies of FIAT money which are being funneled into it 24/7, if it wasn't for this scam - if all this useless FIAT currency wasn't pulled out of circulation and locked in these 'projects', staking protocols or lost along the way in pajeet rugpulls and glitches - the social and financial tensions would have already reached a boiling point.
People are being lured in by promises of effortless accumulation of wealth and 'decentralization' (in terms of governance, tech is irrelevant, as the vast, vast majority of victims are technically illiterate)...

I am sure the people sitting on real wealth accumulated over generations (read: centuries) will just sit back and let autists and NPCs LARPing as such usurp their thrones; they won't co-opt it or lobby it out of existence - likely because they are the ones engineering it. Meanwhile, you go on and preach the good word about crypto, ignore its dependance on hardware filled to the brim with backdoors and centralized infrastructure owned by your sworn enemies.
Hold onto your digital 'assets' for all of eternity, don't mind the CDBCs, I am sure they'll honor your investment and not just kill the projects they are interested in with controversy and legislation to shake you out and assimilate them behind the scenes.
(cont.)

>>29960388
The entirety of the crypto industry is little a temporary money printer - a tool for transition and a buffer for inflation, it'll end in a rugpull once the powers that be have integrated their systems into every aspect of daily life.
If you are smart and not just NPCs LARPing as autists, or worse even redditors, you'll print as much money as you can with this industry and move the profits into real valueables; real estate, precious metals, food supplies, medicine, weapons, whatever.
This entire industry hinges on a circular logic, fairy tales and wishful thinking. It derives its 'value' from the infinite supplies of FIAT money which are being funneled into it 24/7, if it wasn't for this scam - if all this useless FIAT currency wasn't pulled out of circulation and locked in these 'projects', staking protocols or lost along the way in pajeet rugpulls and glitches - the social and financial tensions would have already reached a boiling point.
People are being lured in by promises of effortless accumulation of wealth and 'decentralization' (in terms of governance, tech is irrelevant, as the vast, vast majority of victims are technically illiterate)...

I am sure the people sitting on real wealth accumulated over generations (read: centuries) will just sit back and let autists and NPCs LARPing as such usurp their thrones; they won't co-opt it or lobby it out of existence - likely because they are the ones engineering it. Meanwhile, you go on and preach the good word about crypto, ignore its dependance on hardware filled to the brim with backdoors and centralized infrastructure owned by your sworn enemies.
Hold onto your digital 'assets' for all of eternity, don't mind the CDBCs, I am sure they'll honor your investment and not just kill the projects they are interested in with controversy and legislation to shake you out and assimilate them behind the scenes.

Propaganda, idealism and tribalism are drugs, don't OD on them.

Cardano is a temporary money printer, as is the entirety of the crypto industry. A tool for transition and a buffer for inflation, it'll end in a rugpull once the powers that be have integrated their systems into every aspect of daily life.
If you are smart and not just NPCs LARPing as autists, or worse even redditors, you'll print as much money as you can with this industry and move the profits into real valueables; real estate, precious metals, food supplies, medicine, weapons, whatever.
This entire industry hinges on a circular logic, fairy tales and wishful thinking. It derives its 'value' from the infinite supplies of FIAT money which are being funneled into it 24/7, if it wasn't for this scam - if all this useless FIAT currency wasn't pulled out of circulation and locked in these 'projects', staking protocols or lost along the way in pajeet rugpulls and glitches - the social and financial tensions would have already reached a boiling point.
People are being lured in by promises of effortless accumulation of wealth and 'decentralization' (in terms of governance, tech is irrelevant, as the vast, vast majority of victims are technically illiterate)...

I am sure the people sitting on real wealth accumulated over generations (read: centuries) will just sit back and let autists and NPCs LARPing as such usurp their thrones; they won't co-opt it or lobby it out of existence - likely because they are the ones engineering it. Meanwhile, you go on and preach the good word about crypto, ignore its dependance on hardware filled to the brim with backdoors and centralized infrastructure owned by your sworn enemies.
Hold onto your digital 'assets' for all of eternity, don't mind the CDBCs, I am sure they'll honor your investment and not just kill the projects they are interested in with controversy and legislation to shake you out and assimilate them behind the scenes.

Propaganda, idealism and tribalism are drugs, don't OD on them.

Cardano is a temporary money printer, as is the entirety of the crypto industry. A tool for transition and a buffer for inflation, it'll end in a rugpull once the powers that be have integrated their systems into every aspect of daily life.
If you are smart and not just NPCs LARPing as autists, or worse even redditors, you'll print as much money as you can with this industry and move the profits into real valueables; real estate, precious metals, food supplies, medicine, weapons, whatever.
This entire industry hinges on a circular logic, fairy tales and wishful thinking. It derives its 'value' from the infinite supplies of FIAT money which are being funneled into it 24/7, if it wasn't for this scam - if all this useless FIAT currency wasn't pulled out of circulation and locked in these 'projects', staking protocols or lost along the way in pajeet rugpulls and glitches - the social and financial tensions would have already reached a boiling point.
People are being lured in by promises of effortless accumulation of wealth and 'decentralization' (in terms of governance, tech is irrelevant, as the vast, vast majority of victims are technically illiterate)...

I am sure the people sitting on real wealth accumulated over generations (read: centuries) will just sit back and let autists and NPCs LARPing as such usurp their thrones; they won't co-opt it or lobby it out of existence - likely because they are the ones engineering it. Meanwhile, you go on and preach the good word about crypto, ignore its dependance on hardware filled to the brim with backdoors and centralized infrastructure owned by your sworn enemies.
Hold onto your digital 'assets' for all of eternity, don't mind the CDBCs, I am sure they'll honor your investment and not just kill the projects they are interested in with controversy and legislation to shake you out and assimilate them behind the scenes.

Propaganda, idealism and tribalism are drugs, don't OD on them.

>>29905357
We tried to warn them

>>29905937
>It's only offensive if truth offends you. Which is only true for chinks.
>It's only offensive if truth offends you.
>Which is only true for chinks.
What profoundly jewish statements.

>>29846842
Whew, /biz/ has changed, a lot. I should have extended my hiatus, afterall reading through garbage on here isn't required to modern moneyprinters whatsoever.
It is really mindboggling that this industry in particular is luring in so many ideologues, then again, propaganda is quite the drug.

Though, don't mind me printing money with this 'industry' that is really just a glorified tool of transition; buffer for inflation. Go ahead and guess how in what dire of a state society would be if all the worthless FIAT (the infinite supplies from which crypto derives its 'value') wouldn't be locked up in these shitcoin scams, staking protocols or lost along the way in glitches and minor pajeet rugpulls.

It'll be absolutely fucking hilarious to see suicide rates skyrocket once the biggest rugpull in the history of humankind takes place and the realization hits that state actors forced their tech into absolutely every facet of daily life behind the scenes, whilst assimilating the handful of good projects currently active.

In short, up your game.

>>29737343

>>29591549

>>29513495
>deep regret

>>29464863
N

>>29407733
N

>>29333005

E

If you can't even calculate basic gains, you shouldn't engage in this market, or any market for that matter.