/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51510616
Go home. It's over.

>>51510616
Bitcoin ofc, You don't need an advice from any one

>>51510652
Lol, this is only the start

>>51510726
The start of what? Are we looking at the same chart?

>>51510848
I'm looking at the future anon

>>51510848
Seems you not here in 2018

>>51510887
The future of what? The only ones that will survive this dip are those that have been here since the last bear. Every other thing is vaporware.

>>51510900
What's so special about 2018? I'm tired of folks comparing nonsense and still making the same mistake in the end.

>>51510937
I think the next bull cycle would see widespread use of platforms that support stable staking and major crypto.

>>51510616
To stake anon. Trading is for TA chads. Go in blind and get rekt.

>>51510616
sell and buy btc

staking will lock your funds for up to a year allowing devs to rugpull. just watch.

>>51510978
Some lower market caps still have prospects anyway, stupid. I've been here since 2018. I've seen it all and know what to expect from runs.

>>51511069
Staking is for the smart guys at this moment. I like the idea of stable staking. That's what I look out for in every platform I wish to use

>>51511051
Projects already have that. Questions is, which ones are trusted? Celsius is still s shock.

>>51511151
Staking is a viable strategy in a time like this, but most stable stakes are just so negligible, as you know. though it's more preferable than alts faced with volatility and IL.

>>51511096
Good for you. Newbies will fall for potential rekt. More reason for research.

>>51511051
stable staking. fiat staking. the only sure way to keep in profit in these terrible times

>>51511202
even while staking your stables or fiat. you gotta keep in mind that the US dollar is falling, and inflation is rising too

>>51511096
>51510782
WOWWWWWW. But have you ever been in here with macroeconomic factors like we have?? please sit down.

>>51511079
>staking will lock your funds for up to a year allowing devs to rugpull

That is why it is critical to deal with protocols that have sufficient liquidity as well as deal with major crypto assets, rather than the fucking low-cap alts struggling for survival.

Stake most of your coin, cash out some ir all of the rewards, trade with maybe 5% because trading is pretty much random. there's more factors that control the price than a human can follow

>>51511151
Careful there anon. Many fakes out there parading as legit.

>>51510616
Trade if you're good at it but there is a 99% chance you're not good at it. So you should stake instead, preferably with long lock-up terms to stop you from trading like an emotional faggot.

>>51511293
I would rather eat a pair of wet jeans than trade again. I stick to staking. that has proven to work for me

>>51511312
most people who trade end up losing all their money. as opposed to me, who stake my eth and get a constant 20% on it

>>51511152
Freeway for now, there supercharger staking rewards speak for itself

>>51511202
It depends on where you staking anon. I get as high 43% fixed apy for my usd. What's better than this right now ehn

>>51511265
This boils down to the stable you are staking, if it is fiat backed or not.

>>51511486
This is so high. I doubt if they will be able to sustain such high reward considering the market condition.

>>51511213
Overall, research is still a useful phenomenon, but tragically, most dude are unaware of this.

I personally would stay away from staking eth in the meantime. We still do not know what will happen from this merge. Eth was using 112 tw a year and it has dropped to using just .5% of that.

>>51511240
That's why I switched the rewards I got from freeway to AUD so that I'll earn high rewards attached to It

>>51511486
inflation is going to rise anon. Russia is about to throttle their energy even more. Europe is gonna be cold as fuck. brace

>>51511507
I heard that 80% of the platform fee are redistributed to users and the exchange rate reflects a high fee contribution as a result the rate can only go up not down so is sustained

>>51510616
Let me say i'm too retard to understand how trading works, i keep losing more by the day, i had to try staking Atom on binance, and Ride on Maiar Dex, both work fine,
eazy monie.

>>51511582
Are you dying of cancer, covid, or something? This doesn't fucking mean I'll not get my rewards ok

>>51511665
getting your money's worth is a farce now. the bleak days are upon us now. it's going to be tough. better smell the coffee you fucking faggot.

>>51511568
I would probably just stick to my usd because it's easier to get access to it than the others.

>>51511634
I stake fiat on freeway. y'all should too. that's how I have been able to keep ahead of the curve all this while.

>>51511471
In this down market, staking is always the solution, but you must be selective about the assets you stake. Not all tokens will be successful in the upcoming season.

>>51512209
People never learn in staking in centralised

>>51511628
Most platforms redistribute fees as a reward to users. The concern here is their supercharger APY, which is high and fixed.

>>51512209
>selective about the assets you stake.

Base.
This matters when it comes to staking. This is among the considerations I make before staking.

Stake internet computer in an 8 year neuron for 19% APY

>>51512488
Your conclusion is that DeFi staking is the safest? Then think again moron.
>>51512804
Additionally, you think about the system's security. Don't just put money down kek.

>>51512833
What the fuck is that

>>51513049
Defi is better than centralised.

i like being able to quickly maneuver whenever new information changes my view on the markets, often resulting in me rotating between one of three assets. one of those assets is cash, which I'm getting a 2% interest payment on. i could get more interest with a bond, but that would lock up the funds, and the extra interest really isn't worth losing the mobility of being able to quickly, say, buy a fuck load of Bitcoin if a sudden massive dip were to happen.

>>51513492
You got that wrong anon. My decision to trust a particular system is based on factors like as liquidity, community size, and the number of holders. Stay poor.

>>51513475
>he doesn’t know

Oh no no no

>>51513903
Someone is in control your assets? Na no

>>51513519
LOSER

>>51514105
There are risks involved with every system. Whatever it is—DeFi, CeFi, CeDeFi—it has advantages and disadvantages. Do not generalize what you hold man. Security and longevity are key considerations.

>>51513519
>Massive dip
till which price?

>>51513049
>Additionally, you think about the system's security. Don't just put money down kek

This is very important and cannot be overemphasize.

>>51514569
Everything has its pros and cons, but in terms of reward, Cedefi offers the highest as compared to others.

>>51515748
Before investing money, it's crucial to educate yourself. Take care when investing your money folks.

everything exciting in crypto has already happen.
DEFI was the last thing needed in this space. Nothing else will be invented, since they already saturated every possibility.
you can argue that soulbound tokens will be the next thing. well it won't be since you can't profit from it.
ETH POS was all about speculation. Now its all downhill.
Please SS this. I'm not even kidding. Sold my last 40 ETH 3 days ago.
I'm never touching crypto again. It became centralized and going in the same direction as banks, which they will never swap places.

>>51511152
Celsius is a total failure. Freeway appears to be superior and has kept their promise to provide long-term results. WAGMI

>>51510616
staking makes it a thousand times easier for me. i make close to 25% on ride alone, 40% on rfox, 6% on egld....i can go on and on.

>that's a shitload for doing absolutely nothing.

>>51515968
That's why research is essential. Folks who ignore this often get rekt.

>>51510616

Thanks for telling us how much money you have, and what on earth the coins or trades are you're even considering, anon.

This allows us to give useful advice, such as this:

fuck off

>>51511265
Users need to understand this. Give me stables any day. I don't care for fiat.

>>51516844
Ngmi. Another cefi? Tell me why I should listen to you anon.

>>51517178
Disclosing wallet information is unethical, as much as I trade and stake, I ensure privacy of my wallet transactions and farming strategies to avoid some stories that touches the heart

>>51511151
me sitting here with spiral 50% apr and a unique rebase system thats deflationary.

>>51510616
yield farm + MEV bot

>>51511265
Jeets aren't bothered about privacy but APYs and inflation.

>>51510652
>>51510848
what's up kike, next time use the same bot to reply, otherwise the IDs will rat your kike ass out, faglord slave

>>51519330
Railgun?????

>>51520348
>52
Yey

>>51518044
I believe it has a wide range of revenue sources and adequate liquidity to run the company long-term. Given that it has been proven and tested over this bearish period, I wouldn't squander the chance to not give it a shot. Wdyt?

>>51520348
Gun shooting in crypto lol

>>51522493
>Liquidity?

>>51523004
For a long-term business to succeed, liquidity is crucial. To prevent bankruptcy, you must know how to handle your assets. Focus on the strategy that works for you.

>>51510616
Trade. Plain and simple.
I don't know how you can see the fiascos we've seen this year alone involving cyberattacks and outright fraud by the owners of staking platforms and think that staking crypto is in any way a good idea.
Besides, crypto is a bad investment. Do you really want to hold anything long term that any bureaucrat in any one of a half dozen US agencies can shut down with the stroke of a pen?
Choose wisely.

>>51524010
Yeah long long long term.

>>51510616
Can anyone give me a really good guide on swing trading in which I never lose and my mind is constantly at ease? Thanks.

Pareidolia is neither brilliance nor dullness.

>>51510616
>to trade
i failed miserably with trading, i try to hodl as much as i can, and not chase pumps, and sometimes stake to prevent the temptation of selling, i stake on binance, trustwallet and the sylo wallet for xtz staking.

>>51510616
I will rather stake because trading seem more complex and you can lose your money in a jiffy. Staking some privacy focused tokens make you earn some dividend of a DAO ecosystem.

>>51510616
Trade with leverage and get rekt
Stake on a scam site and get rugged.

Stake on proper platforms like Bancour, Maiar or Binance. 10% on BUSD and 25% on UTK

>>51516062
Icp is making web development cheap af