/biz/ - Business & Finance

NEET here

we don't associate ourselves with weedheads like OP. weedheads aren't true NEETs, they are lazy stoners

NEETs are entreprenuers, philosophers, artists, musicians, authors, and inventors

ATH of $106

coin price = market capitalization / circulating supply

>>11923319
In the picture you can see a LINK baghodler.
Notice the underdeveloped neurocranium with extremely low brain volume.
A typical trait of this kind.
This is what we commonly refer to as a "brainlet"

You do know this is one of the best things that can happen to us, right? Every time the crypto market crashes, it is met with a bull run that surpasses the last ATH. Expect 24k per bitcoin in the coming months.

>>11542097
XRP is the only decentralized crypto in existence. POW/POS are centralizing failures that suck billions of dollars from users to "secure" the network. In reality, they are never actually secure and no transaction is ever final. We have countless examples of censorship and re-written history even within Bitcoin and Ethereum.

XRP takes miners/block producers and strips them of all their power. It eliminates double spending, orphaned blocks, and 51% attacks. It does not give any control of the network to users based on the number of asics they run, how cheap their power is, how many coins they own, or how many buddies they can pay off to vote for them.

The most influential company pushing it's adoption has no administrative functions, backdoors, or ability to force users to run code they don't want to run. The community could at any point in time strip them of their XRP and carry on because we aren't limited by the need to incentivize millions of dollars per day in block rewards.

XRP is about voluntary interaction. Each node is its own authority. The node operator chooses the validators he wants to listen to for transaction ordering and the consensus rules he wants he enforce (and thereby the other users he wants to interoperate with). This is true decentralization. Not only is it better for individuals, but it is much safer from an institutional perspective as well.

The only way forward for crypto is with truly decentralized distributed agreement protocols. XRP is way ahead of it's time despite being created in 2012.

I want to make a money and have decent job security so i'm majoring in business with a concentration in international trade. the only problem is that i'm absolute dogshit at math and don't understand trig, geometry, precalc, anything above algebra and my brain malfunctions. how am i gonna make it?

Once it is well known that link marines are bathing in money, adoption will follow fast.
Soon the whole planet will adopt crytpo and decentralized smart contracts with chainlink as connection.

Since we have now established a decentralized form of consensus we can feed alot of data to machine learning algorithms. Image recognition, air traffic, medical diagnoses... you name it.
Everything will be done by the machines by then. At this point humanity realizes that they dont need to make decisions anymore for their world to operate.
Congratulations, we have adopted the digital revolution.
Next on the list: embedding human conciousness into machines.

We are pretty much close to singularity.
Maybe we can change the objective world once the quantumn science freaks are finally getting their shit together.

The physical reality underlying de Broglie waves is a subject of ongoing debate. Some theories treat either the particle or the wave aspect as its fundamental nature, seeking to explain the other as an emergent property. Some, such as the hidden variable theory, treat the wave and the particle as distinct entities. Yet others propose some intermediate entity that is neither quite wave nor quite particle but only appears as such when we measure one or the other property. The Copenhagen interpretation states that the nature of the underlying reality is unknowable and beyond the bounds of scientific inquiry.

Schrödinger's quantum mechanical waves are conceptually different from ordinary physical waves such as water or sound. Ordinary physical waves are characterized by undulating real-number 'displacements' of dimensioned physical variables at each point of ordinary physical space at each instant of time. Schrödinger's "waves" are characterized by the undulating value of a dimensionless complex number at each point of an abstract multi-dimensional space, for example of configuration space.

It is mentioned above that the "displaced quantity" of the Schrödinger wave has values that are dimensionless complex numbers. One may ask what is the physical meaning of those numbers. According to Heisenberg, rather than being of some ordinary physical quantity such as, for example, Maxwell's electric field intensity, or mass density, the Schrödinger-wave packet's "displaced quantity" is probability amplitude. Therefore, Bitcoin should reach $50,000 by end of year 2019.

I figured it out. The whales are just waiting for bitcoin to sink down to the levels we were in march right? That way we can start the previous bull run all over again!

Well why not as long as there is another bull run in the next couple of days or weeks. The longer the bear the longer the bull am I rite?

How can TA exist?
If a falling wedge has a higher probability of breaking in a certain direction, why isn't that priced in the moment a falling wedge is visible?
Either TA doesn't work, or the market is extremely inefficient. Which is it?
Every TA "pattern" is effectively a 50/50 crapshoot.

>>9142771
two words:
Drop shipped canned goods

>>9037694
You need a serious pair of boobs to hold that thing.

>>8862356
my eos is the stinkiest ever my nigga

because airdrops are smelly. so much stink boys

>>8745780
Each BAT is currently $0.19. You will need approximately $90,000 to effectively pull this off.

You will require 473684.21 BAT to get a girl like that. $90k is just bribe money for whoever is in possession of the corpse. You likely won't be able to keep it, but $1,000 per minute for the most exciting 1 and 1/2 hours of your life may be well worth it to you. Something to consider.

Thanks for reading.

I have math/statics problem I hope someone can give me some pointers on.

Let's assume the following (extreme) scenario:
I invest with 90% probability that I win 150% of my investment, and 10% that I will loose 50%.

I also have the option to leverage my holdings. Meaning that I can, for example borrow 10x my initial holdings. But when my investment drops 10% I will loose everything.

Now given those parameters, how do I go about computing an optimal leverage size?

Does anybody here use technical analysis, or do you guys just stick to fundamental?
If so, what are some of your favourite/effective/tested techniques?

>>7344937
I wouldnt like to give away my formula as it is based on satoshis principal of marginal gains and fused with a dynamically modelled kinematic equation for crypto motion. However, the first hint is that Bitcoin peaked in December and the stock market peaked in February. The logic is undeniable. Yes, undeniable indeed

>>6618844

If I HODL all my BAT and then make a deal with a youtuber to give them all of mine for a cut of the profit in the true overlord fiat dosh, who's gonna fuckin stop me PAJEET?

>>6102849
According to my dubs it's around 7 billion

Shill me on a nice upcoming ICO so we can get comfy together

Dadi made me untrusting :(

>>5677450

Shalom,

Umm Im just going to leave this here.

Using TensorFlow backend.
Epoch 1/5
2017-11-29 07:15:51.954375: I tensorflow/core/platform/cpu_feature_guard.cc:137] Your CPU supports instructions that this TensorFlow binary was not compiled to use: SSE4.1 SSE4.2
- 1s - loss: 0.0126
Epoch 2/5
- 0s - loss: 0.0066
Epoch 3/5
- 0s - loss: 0.0053
Epoch 4/5
- 0s - loss: 0.0041
Epoch 5/5
- 0s - loss: 0.0031
Train RMSE: 1.79
Test RMSE: 3.00
Last Day Value: 10489.78271484
Next Day Value: 7272.56738281

Praise Yahweh!

t. Eli Silberbaum

>>4632896
think about it. If the 1% is going to "crash" anything dramatically for the transfer of wealth, its local fiat currencies, because most people have this, and not bitcoin, and in that scenario the value of bitcoin would skyrocket. Your next step might be to cash out in another "real world" currency that is not subject to the theoretical crash