/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30339709
This. How worrying is it that he only started at amazon in November?

Excellent another reason for link to fucking DUMP

>>30339138
I remember when Link had some *serious* good news in 'PARTNERSHIPS', staking and new paradigms shifting...and it all mattered. Seeing this is actually fud, a downer on the future IRL. Stop posting this shit, its literally making me think the top really really is in, and time to sell. I don't want to relive Jan-March 2018 all over again.

>>30392753
>can satoshi in 10 years just cash out every coin he owns and be master of the world when bitcoin is worth 500,000 each?
If he sold 1 coin it would crash to zero faster than you could blink.
But if you believed the current fiat currencies were so rotten that you go out of your way to make your own one. Why would you ever sell the ones you created back into that currency you so desperately sought to avoid?

>>30392753
OP google 'AI on the blockchain'

>>30392753
why are normies so inquisitive when it comes to bitcoin? like a black swan event is always around the corner
imagine if they were this skeptical about the government and jew bankers

Yes it can. Either a 50% attack, movement of Satoshi coins, or enough people caring about the environment are most likely causes I'd say. BTC is pretty unethical from a power consumption perspective.

>>30393805
Debunked by the state of New York

>>30372851
Looking less likely the longer this goes on

>>30370768
>bobo's rejected

>>30372970
I think the longer we sit below 50k the more likely it is we dump.

>>30373005
I hope there is a plague on the chinks soon

Bobo, will we see a Sunday selloff?

>>30356942
I got into it literally a day before BTC shit the bed hard a few weeks ago. Last thing I wanted to do is invest in anything BUT normie coins.

>>30356942
We will remember that at the end of April when we are hitting new ATH.

>>30356151
>you want to systematically go through every single New Coingecko listing on the daily, as well as all uniswap coins with less than an x3 movement from absolute bottom in the last 2-3 months
and look for what exactly? projects and opportunities that seem legit enough for me to not lose everything in a heartbeat? I'm aware that the most growth can be expected from new opportunities but are there some distinct features to look out for?

>>30354493
I dont have to cope about selling early because I'm not a branlet selling early
Seriously, look at btc pi cycle top, we're not even half way there yet

>>30357514
>projects and opportunities that seem legit enough for me to not lose everything in a heartbeat
Yes. 95% are trash, but there's about 1-2 a week that you could probably move five figures into pretty much risk free. I suspect that that's also what some of the better undiscovered shillers do, like unihaxxor. I have a list of about fifty parameters I fill out for every coin, along with a conclusion at the end. Again, it's not hard, it's more like bashing your head against objects until one of them breaks.

PS. One day I'll put all that data in a simple logistic regression ML model on Python, see if something more than GIGO happens.

You don't have to.

1. Buy something valuable,
2. Sell it on a market place like ebay against any Crypto.
3 . Rinse and repeat.

>>30349983
You don’t. Use localmonero.

Buy Monero

cringe retard

How people as stupid as you can use a computer, let alone find and post on /biz/, is beyond me

>>30354528
Wrong. You reek of non-white pajeetery.

>>30354841

>>30347755
Posting Rubic kino
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtfNxOsjKtY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVPLPue3u3U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBINX4Mm0JI

>>30348543
Yeah except you have to sell the tops and rebuy buttoms and go out completely before possesion and mining is banned because that's where shitcoins are going.

>>30347500
It hasnt even started.

>>30349136
This nigga fucks.

>>30347783
Fucking please happen so i can buy a gpu

>>30347500
Omae wa mou shinderu

>>30347404
Zilliqa, reef, Pundi x

>>30347404
newfags won't listen to the word, 'never borrow to invest in crypto'

>>30347404
Anon, you can take a stake in XFIT and recover your position within a short time frame

>>30347570
Sorry don't wanna be poor

maybe

Yes, coinbase can freeze your account for any reason. Don't use coinbase.

>>30346994
have you had your account frozen with them? what was reason?

>>30347057
No, it's extremely rare, and usually because coinbase is following a court order in case the US gov't thinks something suspicious is happening (e.g. tracking dirty BTC). If coinbase does prevent transactions, you can go to their support page, and if still nothing happened, then -- forgive me for saying this -- you can complain on reddit's coinbase subforum, and their support may see it.

>>30345156
By forgetting about incel bear faggots like you

picrel

>>30344811
Crypto is complete trash. Yes there are a few spikes up here and there but big deal, lmao. The market is complete dog shit the other 95% of the time

Fuck crypto, it’s got a really gay community too

>>30344947
So much for the “golden bull” lol. I just keep my money in the coins with decent apy now. At least my stocks will grow 4 years out of five, unlike crypto which only grows 1 year out of 5

>>30344947
Crypto is good but its too volatile and all based on hype. Can make some decent money but 90% of crypto is about luck.
I feel like in 2-3 years time crypto has really good potential but at the moment its too early to be implemented and used properly.

>>30344255
>merely x6
ngmi

>>30343938
Which exchange allows you to borrow coins?

>>30345086
Holy fuck. Read some basic shit on how to trade. Thankful for you morons in the market. Makes it easier for me to make money

>>30344203
>feeling fear, uncertainty and fud
lmfao, case in point. they are so retarded they don't even know what fud stands for

>>30343175
I'm never not buying crypto, I just buy less when the market is up. My investing strategy is to do obsessive levels of research on a very small number of things that I think will work out over a period of 2+ years, then throw all my money into them non-stop without even considering the price. It's worked out so far.

Right now I have 2 stocks that I'm buying and 3 crypto projects. This probably won't change for another year at least. If the market tanks 75%, that just means I'm buying 4x more.

>>30343462
its crab season. what do u think nigger

>>30344053
>>30344963
Thank you for the advice anon. Just finished downloading your book recommendation. Here's a pretty painting I have saved before as a token of thanks.

>>22874678
Then it hits green 5 times in an hour and you've just spent $50 on drinks.

Negative expected value, ball has no memory (independent rolls), table limits... almost everything about the odds has already been said.

But this is /biz/, so let's talk about risk/reward and sunk costs of Martingale which nobody has touched upon yet (short of the image in >>22875207).

>Round 1
Bet 1, Total Exposure 1, Max Profit 1
>R 2
B 2, TE 3, MP 1
>R 3
B 4, TE 7, MP 1
>R 4
B 8, TE 15, MP 1
>R 5
B 16, TE 31, MP 1

You notice something? Your bets grow, your total exposure grows, but your max profit always stays the same - a measly 1x your initial bet. With Martingale every consecutive bet becomes more and more unreasonable. You're throwing good money after bad because of sunk costs. By round 10 you're pushing in an additional 512 for a total investment of 1023 in the hopes of ending up with an over-all profit of 1. Now take a step-back in think if you would put 512 of your hard-earned money on a 50/50 bet that could result either in total loss or in a gain of 1. This is the position Martingale forces you in.

Best case, that means if Martingale works out and you hit your color before you go broke or hit the table limit, you've risked a shitton of your money for a miniscule profit. That's not a sound investment strategy, even if the odds were stacked in your favor (which they aren't).

>>22882488
In other words, with Martingale your potential losses are infinite, but your potential profits are capped at your initial bet.

>>22876416


I've seen the whole screen filled with black. 20 spins. All black. Wew lad.

>>30175095
>NGMI holder

>>30175198
Yup

>>30175145
>>30175098
Basado y Redpillo

>>30175265
>the year is 2048
>NGMI has surpassed BTC

>>30173757
based schizo poster

>>936848
I lol'd.

>>936287
I feel like you just retire right now dude, you're finished congrats...

>>936804
I'm really not sure how to help you...

>more $ = better
Wrong. You are trying to make a good impression on people, and while appearance is a large part of that, you aren't trying to display to everyone how much money you have.

>>936804
>By the way at the school I'll be attending, the daily dress code required is a 'business casual' which means nice shirt, nice pants, and no jeans. We also learn in a case-based way, so we're always working with different people and different professors, which means we'll have to make impressions on a daily basis, which is why, more $ = better, how I see it anyways.

so wear business casual, don't wear a suit

>The suits are custom made for you, they do all of your measurements and it takes 2-3 weeks to get one actually finished. For 5-6 pairs I've already checked with them, it will take 8-9 weeks. That means I'd have to fly over to HK, then do my measurements, fly back in 3-4 weeks to have a second measurement done, and then another 3-4 weeks later I'll be by to make some final changes.

false economy, if you're going to get a bespoke suit then get it done properly - you might as well meet one of these hong kong tailors in some hotel in your own country if you're going for that sort of cheap option which is essentially just a glorified made to measure service not bespoke