/biz/ - Business & Finance

Do you get to much press and attention?
>That isn't for me to say
mfw

>>58167680
they ran out of fake liquidity to prop up the price and suddenly /biz/ is no longer shitting up the catalog with this roach vaporware
such a weird coincidence

>>57805608
>fiatcel
>fiat
you mean like Bitcoin?

>sold your btc because a chinese reporter (china banned btc (again))
>of the “if you want fuck fuck your mother” fame,
>thinks the etf in another country, of which he doesnt reside,
>will “reject” the etf, partly based on his implicit bias that communist bureaucracies can deny applications willy-nilly and without due process? lmao @ you

>>57073597
Future of Finance!

Every new person that I meet who is into crypto holds bags of Doge, SHIB, LUNC and XRP and other shitcoins with huge supplies. NONE of them understand marketcap, and these are otherwise intelligent people working in IT and as web developers, they all buy hundreds of thousands or millions or whatever and all say the same thing "if it goes to a dollar I'll be rich". They don't buy Bitcoin, they don't even think about buying it.

I've been in crypto since 2014 and never have I been more bearish on this entire "space".

C-C-C-C-C-COMBO BREAKER!!!!

>>56142259
>Bitcoin failed as a store of value
>Bitcoin failed as a hedge against inflation

>>56137716
LoL
LMAO even

Your predictions are worth bag of shoite, just like you could not see oil going to negative you won't see the other side of spectrum.

Time will tell.

>>55939860
That's the most brilliant post I've read today, and I've been here all day.

>>55894518
>Algorand

>>55792896
careful with those edges retard, you can't even greentext properly

there are anons on this board that hold their wealth in crypto and think their future is secure.

>>55490056
>desperate german underwater baggie hoping for a miracle on his 10B vaporware bags
many such cases

>>55427699

>a pretty big and diversified territory

Like the United Fucking States? An economic bloc with Mexico/Canada and we are quite literally 99.9% covered. The reason for mass outsourcing was greed, not necessity. The American middle class made major wage strides in the 50's, 60's and Big Business needed a vector to counter that.

>generate money for the us economy
How exactly does this generate money besides the us government printing it and giving it to the economy on Taylor Swifts behalf?

>FTX collapses, gets liquidated and lost everything
>apply for like 100 jobs ever since
>get interviews....dress up, waste time and gas
>don't get the jobs
>finally get one job that wants to hire me after 8 months of looking
>must be gigavaxxed

>>55037804
wash it with soap regularly retard

Target is one of the most aggressively wokeist major retails

>go out of your way to invite niggers in
>get nigger results

poetic

>>54948986
>Zhong said that while some college friends have stuck by him, the one who’s been most supportive is his dog Chad, who is old and sick.

>>54820955
glowies seethe itt

>>54631287
>Minimum salary of $150k/year
If not more anon!

>>54610721
>comparing chainlink fucking governance token for a dex that breaks the moment you fuck with slippage