/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23300989
imagine trying to make it with such weak hands and mind

>>23300989
And miss out on your chance to arb it? Why would you choose the lump sum over the annuity?

>>23301148
Imagine investing in Kleros and this.

>>23301181
imagine mentioning RSR and that pajeet shitcoin Kleros in one sentence

I am here to say to RSR shills FUCK YOU for convincing me to hold for so long while it was free falling it was literally stockholm syndrome I finally broke free sold and you all laughed and now its 45% down from where I sold whos laughing now you faggots WHO'S LAUGHING NOW

>>23301213
White paper basically starts off insulting Bitcoin's usage of value as a proof of work blockchain. RSR is fucking stupid.

fartless beans

>>23301234
don't forget to buy back at $0.05!

>>23300989
I hold RSR and I am in economic distress.

>>23300989
It's all downhill from here, soon the digital Yuan will be the coin of choice for the financially colonized

>>23301239
>mocks of Bitcoin POW blockchain
>is a ERC-20 placeholder

people still buying this?

>>23301239
>White paper basically starts off insulting Bitcoin's usage of value as a proof of work blockchain.

Wisdom is the understanding that all human perspective is limited by the inability to accurately perceive linear time. Try to imagine how your statement will sound to yourself as time goes by.

>>23301373
Likewise, bud.

>>23300989
Why is holding rsr so painfull.

>>23301403
Maybe you will understand plain speaking better. PoW is going to look fucking naive and short-sighted to people when they look back on the origin of digital currencies. Is that better? (I even added an unnecessary cuss word in my explanation since you seem like the type of individual that appreciates the "added emphasis")

>>23301567
Yes, RSR will look even more naive. How many cryptos sell you a new paradigm and fail to deliver? Is that better?

>>23301268
I can buy at a 45% discount now if I want faggot cry more because you think holding to the ground is smart

>>23301590
How many cryptos attempt to solve large monetary problems that have plagued mankind since the dawn of money?

>>23301635
A lot.

>>23301659
Wrong. Most cryptos are attempting to solve small personal monetary problems that have plagued their creators since they began to understand budgeting. Do you see? This takes us back to where we started. It is our inability to understand our place in linear time. If we understood time better, we would busy ourselves with solving the problems that ultimately matter and not the little issues that disturb our present state of comfort.

>>23301858
Blah blah blah I invested in a scam blah blah blah buy my bags you already sold at the top blah blah blah

>>23301886
Nobody told you < You didn't listen.

>>23301213
Both good projects.

>>23300989
you and every other bagholder.

>>23302367
Imagine being this short sighted.