/biz/ - Business & Finance

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We're all gonna make it brahs :)

>>6287782
hold strong friend this will be you when they both get listed on Coinbase

OP here. Stellar back again at 53$.
Don't listen to the FUD.
Those who started selling are now regretting.
We are doing great my bros

>>5553606
$112,000? So like 8 bitcoin omg no you’re going to crash the market

>>5354553
>tfw I bought 20 dollars worth of Dogecoin back in 2013

>>4947645
This is true. Gold's "intrinsic" value is minuscule without its monetary value. The jewelry/art value would be almost nothing without monetary value, it would be a mere material among others; gold would no longer be the focal aspect of the piece. No aura of wealth, rarity, and value. Just a material among others.

Looks like Satoshi is right again! He's also right about Blockstream being based and that bigblockers are moronic faggots.

I put 35000 pesos chilenos (53 usd) in the morning and now i got 40.000 (61 usd).

Is anyone else having a long delay with deposting BTG to Bittrex?

/biz/ has been good to me so it is time for me to give back

The first post to get dubs after this post will get 1 btc!

holy shit really
wew ladddieeeee
and to make up for it they will have to gain liquidity by purchasing REQ off the market

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APPLE PARTNERSHIP CONFIRMED

>>3898898

Mises is cool, but the regression theorem goes against what we know about the development of money from anthropology and history. There was not a recorded "barter" stage of commodities among familiars, only occasionally between strangers. What developed first was a credit system. Money actually came before widespread barter.

The thing about money that people don't understand is that money IS a network. Each type of money uses various tricks and strategies to get people to trust that such and such money network is "trustworthy" so it will serve as a good store of value and will be widely accepted. Gold uses the ubiquity of the precious metal and its various physical qualities. USD uses its hegemoney. Bitcoin uses the blockchain.

The tokens that represent units of money do not need some use other than as tokens to be good money. This is a fundamental misunderstanding of how money developed and how money works. Money is a network and everything valuable about a money is derived from the robustness of this network.

As we all know any non-STEM degree is worth dick so let's not even bother with those.

Which degree is best to get /biz/? Everyone's telling me mech eng / EE are the safest bets but I have a feeling that majoring in physics/math and minoring in CS/Software engineering would be a super-solid combination, not only setting you up to be successful in getting jobs (everybody needs a guy who understands numbers and knows how to program/create models, but hardly anyone wants to be that guy because it's hard) but more importantly, also giving you very valuable entrepreneurial skills.

What do you guys think?

>>1156441
>maintain my wealth during a depression

easy:

>liquidate everything
>invest it all in physical gold bullion
>bury it in your back yard
>gubmint can't do shit

next.

>abuse my wealth during a depression

also easy:

>liquidate everything
>invest it all in bitcoin
>wait a week or 2 and SELL SELL SELL
>invest it all in physical gold bullion
>bury it in your back yard
>gubmint can't do shit

>>941895
>find some prime real estate where there are many people. this could be at a business, at a social event, the local university, your work, a popular restaurant, etc.. let bellow from your anus a thunderous fart. stomp around the area where your fart gas is present. this will assert your dominance, alerting all inhabitants of the area that you are the resident alpha male. the males of the area will cower at your presence and be repulsed by your vulgar stench while the females of the area will be made aware that you are prepared to rut.

>never flush after taking a dump in a public toilet. let the might of your turd inspire hope and instill discipline in those who gaze upon its glory.

>ALWAYS take the last piece of food when it is present.

>when dining in a public place, instead of giving extra money to your waiter/servant, give them some valuable life advice as a tip. this allows you to both retain extra investment fund as well as directly impact someone else's life in ways that money can't buy.

>drink all alcoholic beverages as they are. mixing is for delicate little pussies who can't handle their liqour. also, no "light" beverages. ever. you're not a member of the JV cheer leading team at practice so don't drink like one.

>holding the door for someone as a way to show a little kindness is acceptable, but don't do it very often. whenever you do, be sure to open the door in such a way that your arm is OVER their head, forcing them to bow to you as the bask in your presence. of course, this will only work if you are NOT a manlet (shorter than 6'0). manlets need not regard any of this as they are disqualified from being alpha anyway.