/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20924318
>last night
Eth: $400
Link: $8
>this morning
Eth: $360
Link: $8

>>20924318
Should have bought AMPL. You're investing in "cryptocurrencies", that act more like speculative assets, with the intention to sell, instead of investing in a crypto that will ultimately stabilize and be the globally used currency of the future.

>>20924372

Seems like link recovers pretty fast, soon as it drops people jump onboard, we just need to keep pushing and holding.

>>20924376
Is this a joke?

>>20924376
Should have bought ampl who lost 70 of it value in a pump and dump.

>>20924372
Ironically I sold half my linkies for the $400 ETH...

>>20924422
>>20924429
OP supposedly bought ETH at 400, by this time AMPL had already bounced back from that correction. Kys retard.

>>20924527
>buys the pump
retard

>>20924728
You shills are so shameless holy shit. Worse than furries at this point.

>>20924914
Not an argument, faggot.

Obvious leverage trading manipulation. You a newfag?

>>20924318
>WHO THE FUCK DUMPED ON US LAST NIGHT?
Likely a group of wealthy bug men from the Orient got together and dumped all at once. Reports say it was $1B.
>I BOUGHT ETH AT $400 LIKE A DUMBASS
It's stabilized and will rebound back. Don't worry. But this is your chance to buy more while it's relatively cheaper.

>>20924955
Imagine what it will be like once AMPL reaches a 30 billion market cap with a $1 valuation per token. It would require the movement of 1.5 billion tokens in the dame direction in order to potentially facilitate a runaway pump or dump from people panic buying/selling. The difference is that even if AMPL were to shift outside the $0.95/$1.05 range, then rebase that would occur within 24 hours would account for that movement and protect the value of the token, shifting it back to/closer to $1

>>20924994
So, just to be clear, you guys perceive "cryptocurrencies" as volatile, speculative assets instead of an actual, stable currency that can be used on a global level, right? Also, you guys hope to one day exchange your speculative assets for fiat currency once you've made a "profit"? In doing so you guys enable and uphold the central banking slave system, right? Just want to make sure I'm understanding you guys correctly.

>>20925088
Checked. This. The blockchain technology is great, and the decentralized aspect is good, but its basically a facade. We all exchanged the Federal Reserve/central banks in exchange for coordinated whale manipulation.

>>20925088
No shit it's speculation. I'm just here for the $. I don't give a flying fuck if it's fiat controlled by central banks or if it's decentralized meme currency. I'm making money, and that's all I care about

me too anon
it will be okay

>>20925134
Hyperinflation will come knocking on your door soon enough

>>20925134
>the socially-detached NEET shows his true form
>"I'd rather be enslaved in a hell hole caused by the elite instead of doing my part in bringing down this system and restoring power to the people"