/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58409028
If you dont buy $AGRS you're unironically retarded and i can factually prove it to you. Currently OpenAI is the most profitable AI company in the market, closely followed by Nvidia. Both are heavily interested in investing in AGRS after their patents got filled and they released their findings. This means that the current price is a major discount because once the testnet is released their price will skyrocket, putting it closer to another crypto ai darling, TAO. Im just saying, those 200k could become 2M if you move quickly

>>58351193
Ok we heard how you lost a lot of money on BTC, but how about winning a lot of money with ORB?

Anons, now that it officially ended how much did you make during this run?

I had about 38k at the start of january and i'm sitting on a comfortable bed of 128k thanks my quick wit selling high and buying low and a bit of luck

i held btc, a bit of eth and a variety of memecoins, jizzlord being the last i integrated to my wallet. What about you, you sons of bitches cunts and whores?

>>58245090
There's always the chance if he manages to actually learn how to invest. Solana shit works for now, so if he gets to invest on some early coins and trade with dextools and such, he might learn AND profit at the same time.
But his current mentality doesn't help. He has a lot to learn.

>>58019034
say whatever you want fags, i trust mumu with all my heart and balls
it gave me a return like no other memecoin before and it's still goin up, and it's VERY new in this space, i can't imagine how much further it'll go in the future, but i'll be there.

>>57410769
Thanks anon, its hard to see actually helpful threads around here lately

>>57096770
And? Who the fuck cares. Yeah musk might be a billionaire but he's shown a terrible track record as of late, his biggest fuckup with twitter costed him 50 billion and he still can't make the goddamn website profit. I know he's made money before but people's good instincts can go stale, and his clearly has. I constantly follow whales that have a perfect track record and they're all investing on viralx as of late. As far as im concerned, that's where my money is going. Not even to sergey

>>56897971
These posts baffle me. Have you actually seen the movement? This is just a support setup, we'll crab for a bit, then back up to 45k and then from that skyrocket to 60k on 2024. Really, take a look at dexscreener and watch the altcoin movements, watch how the shitcoins, shitty as they are, are accumulating in tandem with BTC.
The whole market is preparing a bullrun and you doompost now? Pathetic

>>56725970
>He failed the psycho-technical test to renew his internship at the central bank
>Banned from teaching for insulting his students
>Has at least 5 plagiarism claims on his published articles
>Considered a retard by his peers worldwide
You argentinians aren't beating the worst country allegations

>>56586112
Well not to be a party pooper but you do realize most crypto projects are going down the drain eventually right? It doesn't seem like the best economic decision to have so much resources (tech, minds, money) poured into a company that will likely dissolve after BTC falls down

>>55924070
>$500K in retirement
>$10K in cash (just in case)
>$2M on savings
>$10K worth of XOR
>Driving a Mercedez C-200

>>54016554
Good morning lad, I'm feeling a bit of an Arbitrum streak right now. I would like 3 bags of your finest $HAMI, staked not scalped and a pure black coffee with some $POND on the side.
Thanks lad

>>50233416
That Vita Inu will increase now a 15% because of that, thanks Vita Inu (yeah we pump hard when something pumps)

Looking at Vita Inu right now since it's the only dogcoin that's not an utter transaction fees scam and it's actually shortable af