/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22732655
Check out my awesome dubs

>>22732655

Can't see the bloody picture

>>22732674
You shouldn’t expect to be spoon fed successful ideas and methods. Gotta learn on your own.

>>22732796

Oh come on every game has a way to start right?

All I'm asking for is home plate but if that's how it is...

>>22732840
>Where do I throw the money in and get some out?
Try sending it towards here
0x3fBF25deF67cF7675dA806086b747B00ba805388

Also what the bloody hell is wrong with my camera roll???

>>22732655
Buy Nimiq

>>22732886
You'd sink so low as to try and trick a poor fellow

Nimiq is a blockchain company registered in Switzerland (Zug) created by Philipp von Styp-Rekowsky and Robin Linus in 2017. Nimiq, having many early supporters, managed to raise 10 Million USD through crowdfunding using an ERC-20 contract on the Ethereum blockchain.

>>22732840
Investopedia.com

>>22732840
I learned on my own and am making do pretty well without asking for stuff from the people here. Just recently got into options too. Not that hard to do, just requires time and effort. You gotta be willing to put that in or you’ll never make it

Nimiq's goal is to make it as simple as possible for users to exchange FIAT currency for NIM, to transact it across the payment ecosystem for a low fee and to convert NIM back to FIAT. All over the world, anytime, permissionless and thus for everyone.

>>22733014
Wth am I reading. Sounds interesting

>>22732982
Its just that I don't have that much money. But I am willing to make a skeezy flip or two to get the ball rolling.

As a matter of fact, I'm counting on it.

>>22733041
Nimiq is powered by NIM, which is currently sitting at rank 167 with a market capitalization of $26,040,393 and a value of $0.004.

While these numbers might not look good compared to other cryptocurrencies, it represents an increase of over 400% since June the 1st, which shows an increasing interest on the platform even before the migration to a POS consensus algorithm.

>>22733041
Here's a good breakdown video

>>22733098
I'm listening, friend.

NEVER buy XRP. It's dying!

>>22733123
Crap, missed the video link

https://youtu.be/Jdbk5Ja8nYM

>>22732655
>>22732840
>Download Coinbase.
>Put 500$ into Ethereum.
>Observe other coins.
>Monitor /biz/
>Learn the patterns.
>When you're ready to take a swing, transfer your eth into whatever shitcoin you think is going to pump 5x+.
>Make your play.
>Lose it all...
>or
>...Turn your 500 into 2500.
>Put it back into Eth until you're ready to try again.
I am sitting at $60,000. I just took a swing at Uni, expecting it to pump immediately then drop. Got in at 4$ and got out just shy of 8$. Turned $35K into $60K. Made 35K buying Chainlink at 2$ and sold at 17$.
I started with a Tax Return and a Dream.
/biz/ is a great resource if you know how to use it. 90% of what is said here is bullshit. The other 10% is pure fucking genius.
If you can dig through the shit to find the nuggets of gold, you'll eventually build your wealth. Just pay attention.

Another tip, the MORE something is constantly shilled on /biz/, the MORE likely it is to be a SCAM!

>>22733143
Are you joking, or something?

>>22733182
I like your drawing, mate

>>22733213
No, I'm genuinely scared of that coin. I could be wrong, but even John McAfee hates it.

>$200 BTC
>$200 ETH
>$100 LINK
Now you have blood in the game, the incentive the learn more will be stronger. Read, study wallets, exchanges, search archives. Go with your instinct and don't chase P'n'D scams because you will get burnt.

>>22733182
How long's that taken you, my friend?

Google the following re XRP

"Many analysts are even convinced that XRP's chart is the most harrowing out of all major coins"

Analysts Think Ripple's (XRP) Price Chart is "Absolute Trash"

Etc.

There's a reason why XRP types get called "XRP Schizos"

>>22733295
No bloody shortcuts. Noted.

Here's another article as to why XRP is a poor choice

https://cryptoslate.com/even-after-94-crash-analyst-warns-xrp-may-not-ever-rally-again-heres-why/

Buy it if you want, but it's a big gamble

>>22733348
Also not sure about that guy hating XRP. I hold a tiny skitzo stack, stranger things have happened.

>>22733076
If you want quick money, you’re gonna have to be really risky. Penny stocks I’m talking, or options trading. High risk, high reward. Neither require excessive capital. However if you want assured growth you’ll have to go into index funds or ETFs. Crypto is a quick way to get rich fast too but the risk is almost too insane to bother with, I swing it personally.

>>22732655
Buy BTC now.

>>22733559
Mamma mia

>>22733123
>>22733168
its a great coin

>>22733609
Bonjourno

>>22733785
I'd invest

>>22732840
https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Three-fund_portfolio

>>22733239
Thank you.

>>22733315
Bout 3.5 years.

>>22733812
these points could be used to describe any shitcoin on CMC. not touching this with a 10 foot pole lmao.

>>22733856
this is better than 99% of all pajeet advice on this board, but its not sexy or fun to admit youre better off DCA'ing into index funds than crypto trading so you will ignore it