/biz/ - Business & Finance

Thanks for the paycheck, goy. I'm glad you love my miracle cure for issues that most people manage to do without. See you again next month!

>>49915505
Socialist? No, I am a fellow landchad, as all Chosen ones should be! Just got a sizeable tip from a new tenant, as well as a 15% cash bonus!

>>11298615
>single contractor janitor that only works 2 hours a night

>he doesn't think we're headed to -1k this month

Idex has a cookie bug that allows injection and retrieval of pkeys if you use mew or the browser, 300k been stolen so far in 1 month, beware biz, I have already moved my funds to etherdelta , it is a recent vulnerability and idex is denying it, check yourself the comments on etherscan lol , if a 1.5m cap exchange that raised 6m during ico, didnt raise flags before now it should, move funds

http://fortune.com/2018/02/04/banks-ban-buying-bitcoin-credit-card/

>Most major U.S. credit card issuers have now banned the use of their cards to buy Bitcoin or other digital currencies, in a move intended to decrease both financial and legal risk.

>Bank of America began blocking cryptocurrency purchases on Friday, according to Bloomberg. JPMorgan did the same on Saturday.

>Citigroup also says it is halting cryptocurrency purchases on credit, and Capital One and Discover had already enacted their own bans. That means all of the top five credit card issuers have announced or implemented bans.

>The moves are above all in the banks’ self-interest. As Fortune previously reported, the mania surrounding cryptocurrency late last year appears to have motivated many retail investors to use credit cards as leveraging tools, buying more cryptocurrency than they could afford. With Bitcoin down roughly 50% from December highs, many of those investors are likely underwater right now, and may not be able to pay off their initial Bitcoin purchases soon, if ever.

>Further, as Bloomberg points out, banks may be responsible for monitoring customers’ behavior to prevent money laundering after they make a credit-backed Bitcoin purchase, a tough standard for them to comply with.

>The bans — or more to the point, the news of the bans — may exacerbate ongoing declines in cryptocurrency prices. After a hefty bounce Saturday morning, crypto markets broadly retreated on Sunday. Bitcoin is now trading at around $8,500 from a December high near $20,000.

>In the longer term, however, tighter cryptocurrency investment controls, whether from regulators or lenders, seem likely to help mitigate the consequences of both hype and scams. For much of 2017, those threatened to overshadow the underlying promise of blockchain technology, which is still in the very early stages of evolution.

>dumped 5 robo pyro cancer hats that had been sitting around on a quickbuyer for 100 keys
>bought them with a duped PE Tyrant's years ago
>check the PE Tyrant's price now
>it's worth 80 keys
>tfw actually profited from a lazy cashout
all about the long game, boys

Holding 20k ARK

>Strong work ethic
>Works Monday trough Monday
>Knows how to invest
>Anti consumerist
>Family values
>Vice free
I've learned so much from the Orthodox community, should we take their lifestyle into our business agenda?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6a-lQCm6f_s

>paying banks 20% interest to spend your own money

Good goyim. Buy frivolous consumer goods with your credit cards!