/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12101034
i bet you've never even had your freedom threatened before.. you would be the first kid to cry for your mommy in bootcamp when they take away your nintendo DS

it's mostly kids that were spoiled rotten that take FREEDOM for granted and think that BEING CONTROLLED BY SOMEONE ELSE is going to be fun or a replacement for their absent fathers and youve never had to struggle and DEFEND your freedom

this

>>10649130
this is how nocoiners cope

>>8596031
wow i just cringed harder than i've ever cringed before.. extremely uncomfortable in my own skin rn

regulations equal inconvenience and less volatility

24/7 trading action and high volatility is what makes crypto so fucking easy to day trade

it's ok because no matter what there will be some privacy focused coins that skirt regulations and you will be able to trade those

the SEC has tried to stop small day traders in their markets and there will be regulators that try the same for crypto even though it's more like forex

also there are millions of leftists that think speculative markets are "rent seekers" and deserve to get sin taxxed like sugar and alcohol.. bernie sanders famously said he would pay for free college by taxxing wallstreet speculation.. they have no respect for gamesmanship and any precedent set on regulating crypto will be used by leftists for taxes when they regain control when the pendulum swings

i have faith though that regulators will only focus on exchanges and KYC type stuff in the short term and we still have a couple years left until any real pain in the ass shit comes along and even then there will be coins that get around it even if you have to travel to redeem your tokens.. i have confidence that as long as you are trading on a reputable exchange day trading will remain profitable for a couple years and there will be platforms that cater to blackmarket speculation even if the regulators go full retard

what i am most concerned about is tether... i love trading on bitfinex but it seems tether, icos, and securities will be the first to feel the regulatory cukking

>>8467940
>selfish price
selfish pric*

>hurr durr government violence might make my specific situation better MAYBE hurr durr lets hope it happens x>DDDdddddddddd fuck u freetards

Also the dollar seems ready to start sliding big time so that might make perfect conditions for a leftist to win in 2020. If the precedent to regulate crypto is already established that could mean HIGH TAXES and HIGH TRADING FEES. Bernie Sanders, that snake eyed piece of shit, already said he would pay for college tuitions by taxing "wallstreet speculation" as if that wouldn't hurt the economy itself. AS IF GOVERNMENT BACKED LOANS DIDN'T MAKE IT POSSIBLE FOR COLLEGES TO JACK UP TUITION.
https://youtu.be/hDRxbQlpqmo?t=390


Fuck man seeing posts by people like you is really disheartening. You are literally the type of person who sees authority and wants to submit to it as much as possible because you think it will benefit you somehow. I bet you like to tattle tail on other kids when you were in school didn't you? You think you can be part of the authoritarian club dont you?

>>8227496
>Martin only stole from the rich
Not just any rich but the politically tied pharmaceutical and insurance industry. Real free market capitalists would not stand for this kind of shit for one minute.

But yeah he's kind of like a bernie maddoff character except he dindu nuffin.