/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12418189
Money is just a technology, it's not some fucking political thing like commies think, it's just a way of practically transmitting value instead of keeping a book record of all the services and goods you owe to each others.
The fuckery is when (((people))) mess with the supply.
Money will always be a thing because value itself will always be a thing for us human.
If tomorrow we lived in a place where everything material was free, the concept of value would still be here, it would just shift to something else, the most precious thing would be the attention and time of others like it's already the case when you go see a shrink, a prostitute or an entertainer.

>>12418285
>Not until you eliminate scarcity, which AI and robotics might actually accomplish in our lifetime.

Retarded, we are not even near close to the beginning of that, even if we have nuclear fusion and a universal constructor tomorrow we would still have to deal with a limited natural ressources and the things I have mentioned before.
Besides the blind faith in technology is likely what will be our doom.

>>9968990
>"why don't you pick this mushroom"
>"because all the people who tried it said it tastes like shit and gives you a slight diarrhea, however the ones on the other side apparently taste good"
>"WTF WHY DON'T YOU WANT TO EXPAND YOUR EXPERIENCES BY EATING THE DIARRHEA MUSHROOMS!?"

>>9555020
>>9555503
>>9555763
>>9556314

>a pnd lasting an entire month
>"everything I don't know is a pnd"

You will never make money with such a lazy approach anon.
Also if you want to know why it is mooning read this: https://steemit.com/crypto-news/@dana-edwards/the-first-instance-of-tau-metalanguage-tml-has-appeared-on-github

WHY THE HELL CAN’T I BUY 50 k LINKS WITHOUT PUMPING THE PRICE WITH 20% or SOMETHING

>most innovative project in cryptos right
>cheap as fuck
>half of the board will FOMo once it's 1 billion
Stay poor /biz/

>>4377662
>use the word "nigga"
>call other low IQ

Ok "nigga", you realize that shilling your bag and asking people to put their money in your coin to make it grow actually requires that you convince them in the first place right? You won't convince many by spamming the same FOMO/buzzword/name dropping garbage.

>>4377632
Maybe but you don't need something decentralized for that, also the biggest thing about normies is that they are risk averse, I mean if I get my paypal account hacked (not necessarily via the software but by social engineering for example) I have someone to talk with who can eventually guarantee my funds, with blockchain I don't now how it's doable.

Sure Request will most likely have far better tarifications fee wise but that's not enough.

>>4377670
That's actually interesting.

>>4101898
Japanese are extremely nationalistic.
Nationalism doesn't mean what you think it mean.

>>4101945
Germany had a lot of natural ressources notably coal, wood, iron, copper, wood and fertile land, in fact that's why they industrialized very successfully and rapidly during the XIXth.

A better comparaison to Japan would be Britain.

>>4101977
> Germany's economy it's literally import workers or watch implode so now the security services have to counter both ISIS and Nazis.

Or you know, they could make children, but that's fascist apparently!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lF3uBQWKvhk

Also Europe needing third-worlder is a fucking meme, these people are stupid, uneducated, leech on welfare, are not integrated even after 2 or 3 generations (look at France, the country that managed to integrate every single european minority during the last 200 years from russians to portuguese is failing hard with maghrebis and blacks) and finally automation will kill ALL the low skilled jobs they are supposed to fill in 25 years.

It's just one big joke to destroy Europe and satisfy the Kalergi delusion of globalist, this shit will end in blood and civil war, pensions will be the least of our problem at this moment.

>>4076121
>it werent for christianity killing off all the geniuses in Europe for a thousand years maybe we could have had an even greater average IQ
>le dark age maymay

Name me a single genius "killed by christianity" during the Middle Age.
Also the Middle Age has been an age of explosion in science and engineering for pretty much everyone north to Rome (ie: Europe), there has been more inventions during this period in the West than during the whole Antiquity.

Stop watching le science man and buy yourself an actual history book.

>>3999357
So OMG, CVC, PAY, EOS, 0x, GNT, EOS are worthless right and tokenization totally isn't happening.
Never change /biz/tards.

>>3610428
Indeed you are retarded, I will try to cure your stupidity at least partially.

Now use your finger to read what will follow:
- the NUMBER OF COINS HAS NO FUCKING IMPORTANCE
- the only parameters which matter financially are:
>total market capitalization (the value of all coins in circulation added together)
>the ratio of circulation supply/max supply
>the block halving/inflation rate over a period


The number of coins doesn't matter because the unit you define as a coin is a totally arbitrary coma you put on a series of numbers.
Take the bitcoin, right now the minimal amount you can display is a satoshi which is 0.00000001 ฿ but with an update you can choose to display even more little numbers.

Satoshi explained it:
>Eventually at most only 21 million coins for 6.8 billion people in the world if it really gets huge.
>But don't worry, there are another 6 decimal places that aren't shown, for a total of 8 decimal places internally. It shows 1.00 but internally it's 1.00000000. If there's massive deflation in the future, the software could show more decimal places.
>If it gets tiresome working with small numbers, we could change where the display shows the decimal point. Same amount of money, just different convention for where the ","'s and "."'s go. e.g. moving the decimal place 3 places would mean if you had 1.00000 before, now it shows it as 1,000.00.

http://satoshi.nakamotoinstitute.org/posts/bitcointalk/46/

>>3249241
Sure, they will do a partnership with them but not to use THEIR FUCKING PRODUCT.
Makes sense, oh wait...
> As an early adopter of the iXledger blockchain solution, Gen Re will benefit from their expertise in building financial software and the use of advanced technologies to create next generation marketplaces.

Retard.

>>2736367
>150 posts of feed for this obvious LARP.