/biz/ - Business & Finance

my cute gf female is 140cm and flat as a board get fucked coinmetro holders

reminder coinmetro has $400 in daily volume and these threads are only to collect scraps of exit liquidity.

please filter all coinmetro related words

>>54637515
>coinmetro has $400 in daily volume and
thinking_face

>Moreover, the company is being charged with operating as an unregistered broker and clearing agency.
RVP bros! We are back.

>>54637521
not fooling anyone, jeet

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>>54637501
Good, fuck bittrex, they halted trades/transactions on a shitcoin I was trying use for arbitrage two years ago. Would have made an annual salary.

>>54637741
You said coinmetro has $400 in daily volume, not xcm has $400 in daily volume
>jeet
big word coming from an lcx holder
>>54637777
checked!

>>54637777
Checked

Took me 15 messages 5 different support workers and 23 days to verify my account on Bittrex in the end they said they couldn’t and offered to offramp me by setting my account to that of a sanction jurisdiction. I bet it will be wrapped up with all the other sanctioned clients they had and I’m on a list. Whole place is a honeypot. The only reason why this happened was because I had a second account in 2017.

>>54637788
You are on a list with cartel members and Iranian arms dealers because of the incompetence of a CEX. Good luck anon.

>>54637788
>offramp me by setting my account to that of a sanction jurisdiction.

>>54637720
https://www.sec.gov/litigation/complaints/2023/comp-pr2023-78.pdf
There is no way gooberment won't think altcoins are securities based on the stuff they say here

Even dash got hit

>>54637788
Used bittrex alot in 2017 kyced too, never had issues, didnt use it the last years though

>>54638055
>even dash
Masternode scamcoin

>>54638085
Isn't it interesting how they go after algo and dash not because they are centralized scams but because they said line will go up on twitter?

>>54638088
Nobody bought them for any reason except line go up get in early on the next Bitcoin.

>>54638212
So what's the future? all crypto assets are securities? Maybe it's not that bad if they are.

Bittrex getting charged by the SEC is huge.
Bittrex for real did nothing wrong.
and they knew this was coming, they voluntarily shuttered serving us customers end of march to end of april.
operation chokepoint 2.0 is very successful.
I'm kind of thinking all the eth shilling is because bankers need exit liquidity.
like, it's sounding like Gary is gonna shut down goybase, he's just gonna do it last, because it's gonna be the hardest case to win.

>>54639228
>all crypto assets are securities?
No, all Americans are goyim. American law isn't global but most retail money comes from burgers because they are the only country where people aren't poor so many big players recognise the music is about to stop for their shell games. This is long term good for crypto just like how Chinas crackdown was because it sets a precedence of America being bad for crypto leading to people seeking greener pastures. This will lead to other countries trying to attract the people the Americans are exiling.
>it's not that bad if they are.
For real projects no, for VC derisking schemes it is unironically over. Even if the current projects get off with a slap on the wrist there will be no "next XRP" because the legal grey area VCs were taking advantage of is no longer a grey area. I look forward to the people who said "decentralisation doesn't matter" and "lol you can't fight banks just buy the projects they are partnered with" getting rekt. Again.

>>54639397
>Bittrex for real did nothing wrong.
Except not be regulated in the US amiright

>>54637741
>$439 volume on the exchange volume
fucking kek
>>54637750
doing God's work anon
>>54637779
>LCX
another literal who lmao

>>54639397
Dash is an open and shut example of a security due to having masternodes. Early adopters literally bought money printers
>Bittrex for real did nothing wrong.
Sharing liquidity with Bittrex Global (a shell company based in Liechtenstein(Not in the EU))
See >>54637788

>>54639505
>For example, in an effort to avoid regulatory scrutiny, before Bittrex would make an asset available on its platform, Bittrex and Shihara instructed issuer-applicants to delete statements related to “price prediction[s],” “expectation of profit,” and other “investment related terms.”
but that's not wrong.
when I read the above all I see is 'shihara refused to make assets available on their platform, that would need to register as a security'
>Sharing liquidity with Bittrex Global
that's not on the SEC press release
>https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2023-78

Coinmetro Token is an open and shut example of a security due to having a price floor. Early adopters literally bought money printers

>>54639724
>Coinmetro Token is an open and shut example of a security
Yeah I agree, Americans probably won't be allowed stake XCM once legal precedent goes into place. Sucks for them.

>>54639724
>Early adopters literally bought money printers
where have I heard this before?

>>54639676
>that's not on the SEC press release
Learn to read nigger
>The SEC also charged Bittrex, Inc.’s foreign affiliate, Bittrex Global GmbH, for failing to register as a national securities exchange in connection with its operation of a single shared order book along with Bittrex.

>>54639676
>Bittrex and Bittrex Global should have registered as an exchange
>The complaint further alleges that Bittrex should have registered as a clearing agency
>Finally, the complaint alleges that Bittrex should have registered as a broker

>>54639959
no, you should learn to read.
that's a shared ORDER BOOK.
not assets, which you said
>Sharing liquidity with Bittrex Global
if you don't understand the difference, sharing the order book just means better market efficient prices for both american and international customers.

>>54640019
what am I reading

>>54639972
yea, the complaint... alleges.
all those complaints are with respect to *some* cryptocurrencies *maybe* should register as a financial security.
but from the quote I posted, Bittrex clearly did not want to, and made efforts to avoid, offering coins on their platform that could be misconstrued as a financial security.
Really, there is nothing there to charge Bittrex.
This is just straight up an attack on legitimate CEX's.
which is crazy.

>>54640019
>sharing the order book just means better market efficient prices for both american and international customers.
What possible reason could they have for having two entities if not to provide themselves liquidity through their shell company in Liechtenstein? Why are there two companies?

>>54640050
green said Bittrex did something bad:
>Sharing liquidity with Bittrex Global (a shell company based in Liechtenstein(Not in the EU))
^that's saying they shared assets across US & global firms.
I said:
>that's not on the SEC press release
^I don't know where he got that idea from, maybe a previous news article? or he's mistaken so I'm pointing that out.
He replied:
>The SEC also charged Bittrex, Inc.’s foreign affiliate, Bittrex Global GmbH, for failing to register as a national securities exchange in connection with its operation of a single shared order book along with Bittrex.
and the relevant part that's intended to be prove of shared assets is
>its operation of a single shared order book
which doesn't support his statement, which means he just can't read, which is ironic, because he said I should learn to read.

>>54640137
liquidity = order book

>>54640118
>Why are there two companies?
simply because they have some services and offerings that wouldn't be legal to offer to US customers.
that's not a complicated thought or something.

>>54640158
no, it's not.

>>54640172
>simply because they have some services and offerings that wouldn't be legal to offer to US customers.
You are close anon! You are so close you are on fire!
Now what if they shared liquidity from the (legal in America company) with the (not legal in America?)

>>54640243
they didn't share liquidity.
american and interenation assets were not comingled.
yes, they used the same order book, but that's fine, because the americans were buying commodities that are legal in america, it does not matter that they're possibly buying the commodities from international sellers, the commodity is legal in the US.
the statement you're quoting is a bullshit 'gotcha' by the SEC, saying well, because they shared an order book, that just shows evidence they're operating as one company instead of 2, which is like, duh, it's the same parent company, they serve different customers.
the main core argument about all the charges are simply, did bittrex know it was selling coins that could be clarified as a financial security? and the SEC is saying they can prove that, since they're charging them, we'll see if that actually happens though.
reality is though, Bittrex did nothing wrong.

https://twitter.com/sassal0x/status/1648338582669774848?s=20
he's shaking

>>54640527
classic political theatre.
gary started off with a good explanation between what's regulated by the SEC and the CFTC.
shaking because he's so butthurt though.

>>54640137
> Bittrex Global (a shell company based in Liechtenstein
LCX bros??? Single most regulated exchange on the market???

Told someone to kill themselves again, but I believe it was for a good cause.

>>54641785
What did they do?

>>54641802
They said data encryption is for trannies on a technology board. I am not sure why they are even there. Is it a chud? Is it a federal agent? We may never know.

>>54641817
He's wrong, data encryption is for pedophiles, imagine having something to hide in 2023 other than cheese pizza.

>>54641843
I know you are joking, but for the lurking agents I need to be precise that personal documents could be stolen after computer theft and used for crimes and that's not good.

Some time ago I bought very expensive headphones but the clamping force is too high to keep on for a medium, maybe even small amount of time (+10h)
I have nice Bluetooth earphones to switch to, but the technical limitations of Bluetooth are pissing me off, I can't have my keyboard on Bluetooth and need to plug in the cable. What can I even do? Buy an even stronger Bluetooth adapter? There is also a slight amount of latency and the audio codec is not as good as it is on my phone.
Life is so hard bros.

>>54641952
>Some time ago I bought very expensive headphones but the clamping force is too high to keep on for a medium, maybe even small amount of time (+10h)
Did you try the trick where you put something between the headset overnight to loosen the force?
>Bluetooth
Drink verification can dystopic future. One day they will say the bluetooth device is not signed and verified to be safe for use. I am not just saying this because I hate innovation or because I am old and hate change or too poor to buy bluetooth (I got free airpods that I don't really use because I have a €10 pair of wired ones).
Cables are superior in every way except for when you are on the couch.

>>54642056
putting them on and have the pc switch automatically without plugging anything in is a feeling akin to the initial dopamine hit of dragging your file explorer from one screen to another when you get your second monitor

>>54642056
>Cables are superior in every way except for when you are on the couch.
What if I want to play a porn game with a one handed controller. One handed controllers are much better wireless since you can hold your hand in any position. Wireless earbuds are essential while exercising too.

>>54642115
>putting them on and have the pc switch automatically without plugging anything in
I used to have a simple hotkey for switching between speakers and headset, but I actually don't have any speakers anymore. Didn't like them taking space on my desk, but it would be nice. Not like I have anyone else I would disturb living with me.
>second monitor
You lost me.

>>54642173
I think it might be superior using bluetooth and playing the porn game on your couch as supposed to in your chair. Not only can you hold your hand in any position, you can also watch the porn in any position. I have not tried this though, I'd need to replace my window blinds first.

>>54642186
>>second monitor
>You lost me.
The first time you get a second monitor, did you not feel anything when you dragged something from one screen to another? Am I the only one? That can't be I had a girl and small children do it on mine and they were blown away.

>>54642212
>as supposed to
opposed

>>54642219
I have used a TV as a second monitor on a laptop or connected a laptop to a monitor and used both screens, but no I do not feel anything from using two monitors. I have a monitor that is as wide as two screens without the annoying separation and manage windows as intended. It feels much more fluid. Using multiple monitors is not enjoyable, it is annoying.

>>54642256
Initial or first time is the keyword here. Obviously the novelty wears off very quick

>>54642274
Elf sex.

>>54642290
agreed

>>54642302
Nibblable ears.
Tender only, no raep.

>Nibblable

>>54642329
It's a word.

>>54642329
Virgin.
>>54642212
I am considering ordering a second battery for my controller because of the inconvenience I am currently experiencing playing it over USB instead of bluetooth while it is charging. No wires is good. Bluetooth is cool.

>Virgin

my fucking private youtube playlist was deleted and my account given a strike for "harmful content" even though it wasn't even my content and nobody had access to it.
cant even contact these cunts either
My appeal was instantly denied by a bot and 10 years worth of funny haha playlist is gone forever.
Is it time to start saving all aspects of entertainment on a HDD
i'm so fucking sad rn

>>54643050
>using youtube as your cloud storage
But loosing data sucks not sure what I would do if I lost my stuff

>>54643050
>my fucking private youtube playlist was deleted and my account given a strike for "harmful content"
This happened to me too because I made a DMX meme when I was 14 and someone reported it for racism almost a decade later.
>My appeal was instantly denied by a bot
This is dangerous regarding gmail. You can get locked out forever and get no support.
>Is it time to start saving all aspects of entertainment on a HDD
It really is. yt-dlp is pretty good for saving youtube videos locally, some people also use it to watch youtube through an external media player but I think that's too much effort.

>>54643088
>But loosing data sucks
Raid1 and pray you don't have a house fire ever.

You wake up and your home is on fire, you can't waste time but have enough to escape, what do you take with you?

I'd quickly unplug my pc and carry it out while grabbing my most expensive shirts

>>54643342
I have insurance so I would only take out my cat, my computers and phone to protect some data on them. Everything else I would let burn because inhaling smoke is dangerous and I was scared and didn't dare to get more things out and buy new or take profit from things I don't need anymore. Of course it'll be a battle with the insurance assholes to get a good payout, but I would lawyer up and make sure I get help getting everything replaced, even the many small unimportant things like shampoo and oven mittens and stuff that add up. I might end up regretting going this route, but I would be one experience richer.

I can understand those shirts may not be easy to get after some time though so they may not be replacable.

>>54643050
>playlist
>not keeping 200 YouTube tabs open
It's your own fault tßh.

>>54643342
>>54643431
Do you have your seed stored in the cloud?

Magical Destroyers looks cool https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26Q4Zcq3OnQ

>>54643431
Isn't insurance a scam? The house always wins.
>>54643510
>Do you have your seed stored in the cloud?
Yep :) !!!

>>54643510
No, agent. I don't have enough crypto to worry about that.

>>54643562
Insomniacs after school, call of the night knockoff or more nighttime kino..

>>54643559
>Isn't insurance a scam? The house always wins.
Of course the house wins, but that is not the point of insurance. Overly simplistic view. Do you prefer to have insurance on your house or not? Are you going to let yourself be at risk of losing everything because the insurance company is overall making a profit? It doesn't matter if they on average earn more than they pay out. Most people will never experience a house fire so they will not lose everything. They technically lost money, but that's not a big deal. If your house does burn down and you don't have insurance you lost everything. Insurance isn't even that expensive, houses burning down is extremely rare. Insurance companies are basically playing a gambling dice on 1.001x and making a profit every throw even if they sometimes never make profit from one person. I have never insured a computer or phone or anything small ever and I never will, but when you have valuables worth a lot you should worry more about making sure you don't own nothing tomorrow than whether statistically on average a company makes money.

I did not receive a rebuttal after schooling you on why owning isn't a scam (taxes aside it technically more like renting property from the government) and that renting isn't superior just because kevin so I accept your concession that insurance is also useful. No need to thank me and yes I'm being an obnoxious ass right now.

>>54643648
>I have never insured a computer or phone or anything small ever and I never will
by this I mean individual insurance such as broken screen or whatever. I also didn't insure my fridge or oven, it's too unlikely to be worth it. Anything inside my home is insured from damage caused by house flood or fire or burglary however.

>>54643648
I just hate spending money on things that are not worth it, thinking about it now I also don't like the idea of something which has value being in one location, like gold in a save or a pc in my home. I'd rather have my pc somewhere in the cloud and be able to access it instantly from any screen via ultra low latency. Like how I can access cryptocurrency from anywhere. You then could go any live anywhere at the drop of a hat, pretty cute.

>>54643738
You already could do that and choose not to.

>>54643789
I really don't like the idea of paying rent
I like my parents
I like my pc

>>54643847
You have a remote job and could buy a laptop. You really want to live with your parents more than (country you would like to live in most?)

>>54643738
>I just hate spending money on things that are not worth it
>I just hate spending money
Shalom

>>54643911
>>54643932
m momomoney spend bad, accumulate good, pls understnad

>>54643911
To be fair unless he wants a girlfriend it makes perfect sense to live with your parents for longer until you've made it and are a billionaire and can buy a mansion.

>>54643932
Bad meme, finance people want everyone to spend all their money and be poor.
It's healthy to not want to spend money, it's how people make sure they aren't gonna be poorfags all their lives. It's a lot easier to spend every month, get credit debt, and never invest or buy anything that retains value.

>>54643986
>to live with your parents for longer until you've made it and are a billionaire and can buy a mansion.
So true.

>>54643998
You are choosing to not have a girlfriend by doing this though. If you had a place to live other girls your age will think wow so cool I can crash there and we can have sex and stuff and I'll get a break from my overbearing parents!

>>54643986
Yeah you are right. Once he is a billionaire his life can really begin.

>>54644028
basically you're saying I will instantly get a gf if I move out?

>>54644048
There was a recent news article about someone like this in my country. I believe he was around 25-35, was one of the richest crypto people in the country and just lived with his mom and refused to talk about it.

>>54644071
I am saying it will be easier, and you will be more encouraged to try too because you'll have a cool place to invite them to eventually without the whole "oh yeah here's my parents lol" thing.

>>54644088
once I meet a girl I can simply get a place, no reason to put the cart before the horse. It's genius.

>>54643986
It's all a relative game, if people stop spending, the world comes to a standstill.

>>54644593
You call anon jewish for not wanting to spend, but it sounds more like you want anon to give all his mony to you.
I will continue to encourage everyone I know to not waste all their money. It's not going to affect people I don't know who can continue wasting their money.

C-can I have all your mony, Anon-chan?

>>54643283
I'm 99% certain it was because there were some spongebob clips on the playlist which is regarded as child content so they deleted it and gave me a strike as a potential pedo or something
A decade ago my house got robbed and they stole my xbox but left the hard drive. When I tried logging into my own account, microshart said that my acount isn't mine and I have to prove I am who I say I am and no matter what evidence I gave them they didn't let me back in. I lost all my online friends and was completely distraught which let me to become socially autistic and find shelter on a mongolian basket weaving forum and here we are.
Lost my previous hotmail acc twice, yet to lose a google acc but goddamn it's worse than losing a wallet.
Don't really know of any alternatives, protonmail is for glowies, and almost everyone who doesnt use either yahoo, google or outlook is seen as a pedo

One time I applied with my protonmail to a job and when I was in the interview the guy said "oh by the way those guys sell their user data" I didn't really reply and just said oh ok

Insurance is brokie retard scam.
Imagine paying to merely exist, for every single thing.
Do you not realize that anything you purchase with a credit card is insured (up to $100,000 or whatever their terms) for 1-5 years.
House insurance is the only one that is arguable, life insurance and all other items is for gaylords

>>54644744
Protonmail is the best of several poor options.

>>54644684
>Don't really know of any alternatives, protonmail is for glowies, and almost everyone who doesnt use either yahoo, google or outlook is seen as a pedo
I was at the vet today and the guy working there was surprised by my email because it was firstname@whatever.fuck which I usually use for things that are auto-doxed like house repair or dentist or whatever. "wooow, that's not common". Protonmail glows hard and they've done a lot of really dumb shit so I kind of hate them, but I believe email is pretty insecure anyways so I'm still using protonmail because I haven't found a provider I want to switch to yet and proton is pretty decent user experience, but when I do I can just export then "delete" (lol) everything and change the domain name records. Of course if your domain provider fucks you over you're screwed. I would self host but I can't guarantee 99.9% uptime and it's a hassle and I'm pretty sure you'd leak information all over the place with packets in and out when sending and receiving.

>>54644744
I wouldn't be surprised if they do. I prefer giving google less power though since they already track you a million other ways so at least it's not gmail.

>>54644823
We were talking about fire though. Life insurance is weird.

>>54644926
How about instead of paying for insurance you put the money in bitcoin and if your house burned down anytime in the next few decades you just buy a mansion.

>>54644970
I'm looking to protect what I have, not make profit. Insurance is dirt cheap, you know how few houses burn down? If my house burned down tomorrow and it was uninsured I would have considered suicide.

>>54644926
Tried to send you an email but it bounced.

>>54644926
aren't custom handles a premium feature? you pay for premium anon? what are you some kind of quadrillionaire??
I don't trust anyone or anything but i've come to the understanding that going with whatever is most convenient and allows you to blend in, least notoriety, is in most cases the best option.
The effort and security risk of mgtow everything is too much and not worth the hassle unless you're a criminal
custom domains and hosting sounds very fun tho

custom domains is some main character tier shit

>>54645143
>mgtow everything
Yikes

>>54645143
>aren't custom handles a premium feature? you pay for premium anon? what are you some kind of quadrillionaire??
Yes I pay for this in particular.

>>54645167
You mean like main character syndrome or main character? I just think it's gonna be nice to switch provider at will if protonmail pisses me off without having to change the email on everything.

>>54639228
why would the future matter? most new stuff is literally a different copy of what we already have, I use HAMI for at least it's straight up with what you get, the future is dead

>>54645230
I was making a compliment so I think the latter of the two.

pretty insane how you cant have a bank account without a phone which is a gobmint tracking device, monitoring you at all times even listening
is graphene a meme, what is the protonmail equivalent of a phone
mister johnathon mcafee was working on something a few years ago but it was a p'n'd

>>54645388
>is graphene a meme
Almost every privacy phone ever made so far has been a government honeypot to catch criminals, just want to point that out. Encrochat and the phone it came with is the most well known one.
Realistically you should probably avoid anything based on android and pick a linux compatible phone, but the hardware is probably backdoored too. At that point I feel like having a smart phone loses most its value since you cant really use banking apps and similar. I accepted that my phone is simply just going to be infested either android or ios so I took one that was comfortable in my hand. I don't believe in having a high amount of privacy on a phone, they're just too infested with spyware. Maybe this will change in the future.

Graphene might be nice though, I haven't tried it. It's generally better to try than not so yeah why not pick a privacy fork of android.

this is the 3rd time I made green tea this evening, surely I will get it right this time.

>>54645513
>3rd time
3rd attempt*

I think I got it. The trick is to taste it every 5 seconds instead of pouring all of it out and hoping you hit the Goldilocks between too short and too long.

>>54645465
Damn
I guess tracking every single citizens whereabouts at all times and when they shart is too important for (((them))). Can't have any more Uncle Theodore's
Telegram says it's encrypted which it is, but it's encrypted on their servers and they have the keys so they can just access everything anyways, also not open source.
Noted from the CZ binance cringe leaks.
I hear a lot of schizos talk about signal or matrix or wahtever other shitass flavor of the month cancer, but honestly it sounds retarded.
Why would I bother with satan's technology, i'm not important enough

nevermind I fucked it up now that I'm really drinking it

Sounds difficult. I admire you brewing your own tea properly, but I'm just curious; How much does it cost per drink compared to storebought green tea in bags?

>>54645583
>I hear a lot of schizos talk about signal or matrix or wahtever other shitass flavor of the month cancer, but honestly it sounds retarded.
>Why would I bother with satan's technology, i'm not important enough
You are the schizo here. I am perfectly healthy and I use Signal to call my dad in another country because it's free and simple and I refused to install whatsapp and I use Matrix to talk to online anime girls. Matrix protocol is at least E2EE supported, something discord is not and never will be and they store all your messages and voice recordings forever. Element is a pretty alright client for Matrix and I enjoy that I can communicate from one server to another so when I chat with people on the matrix official homeserver that server doesn't even know my IP since my messages goes through another server. Of course I don't delude myself this makes me anonymous, but it is more private which is a good thing.

>>54645513
>>54645557
>>54645585
(You)'s

>>54645583
Also group chats are always fucked. Encrypted or not it takes only one compromised individual or key to leak everything. You are only as strong as your weakest link.

>>54645633
I'm not sure how much store bought costs, I don't even want to guess how it tastes, but pic related is what I got, not sure how the calculations per cup work out to, currently trying to make sencha, but I'm retarded, the gyokuro is just amazing whatever I do, don't even have to try. Same with black tea, it's very easy. I probably spend too much on this. My parents thought I was retarded when I bought a $150 electric kettle.

>>54645722
>I'm not sure how much store bought costs
About €0.2 per bag. I only use them once each time, but when we were poor when I was younger we'd reuse them at least two times, sometimes more.
>My parents thought I was retarded when I bought a $150 electric kettle.
Eh depends on the quality and how long it will last. If it looks better and feels better and makes you happy it's not that much more. My "cheap" one was €50 and it annoys the crap out of me when I pour water because it almost always causes a spill due to bad manufacturing. The €10 one looked so cheap it would break if I just touched it.

What websites sell actually high quality products
Etsy is the closest thing i've found but these mother fucks charge as much as they possibly can for shipping
Amazon is all insectoid garbage bootlegged from Alibaba and all the other gutter oil enthusiasts
Fucking tired of everything breaking

>>54645799
You're right, they start out at over 50, so it's not much of a jump, and I don't have to put a thermometer in there I can just set the temp on a knob.
>>54645848
>products
Depends on what you're looking for right?

>>54645848
You need to research every single thing you buy and find what brands are good while avoiding shills.

>>54645848
For appliances I usually go to stores to touch them and get a feel for the quality.
I got a really nice microsd reader from ebay recently, but it's incredibly hit or miss and I spent an hour looking at products. A lot of it comes from aliexpress resellers or directly from china. There are good products there, but most is utter garbage so there's always the risk you bin it and reorder from someone else. It all comes from china anyways, but it's sometimes nice that another company has actually handpicked a product they didn't think was garbage though. Sometimes. Sometimes they just resell garbage at normal store prices and rape you financially.

>>54645875
>I can just set the temp on a knob.
Fancy. Mine stops when it boils a lot.

>>54645722
Green tea is your avocado toast.

>>54645848
You need to know what you're looking for, even on Etsy you have China drop shippers.
If you're looking for cute lolita fashion you can try >>>/cgl/ for example.
/g/ has Ch*nk Shit General but it's probably bad since whole /g/ is bad.
They could remain /csg/ and change their name to Chinese Shopping General, but for some reason the mods on /g/ allow blatant racism against Asian people.

>>54646033
You can't say that, isn't Coffee is your avocado toast.

>>54646033
>If you're looking for cute lolita fashion you can try >>>/cgl/ for example.

>>54646033
Wanted to say
>check niche communities for good shopping resources
before I gave examples but I'm retarded.

>>54646160
I like coffee but I don't have a coffee machine with functions I don't need for 5-10x the price of a regular one or buy beans you barely taste for 10x the price.

>>54646169
Just an example of course.

>>54646237
>5-10x the price of a regular one
There is nothing wrong with spending money to buy enthusiast level equipment for things you really, really like or things you know you will get hundreds of hours of use out of. A 1% gain for 5x the price can be worth it in some circumstances.

>Investors in ALGO had a reasonable expectation of profits based on the efforts of others.
Get ready for the SEC to say this about every shitcoin in existence. It's over.

>>54646656
Always remember that you must have no expectation of profit from the work of others.
Especially me. I do not work for you. I have never worked for you. I will never work for you.
If you want good things to happen you must make them happen yourself. Always and forever. Get to work.

>>54646656
It wouldn't be as funny if algo shills didn't claim that algo was a government cbdc wef reset bank buzz buzz coin. But now the SEC claims it's a security. You really can't make this shit up.

>>54646732
Algorand is MIT/Microsoft coin, you are watching a theatrical production where people are playing roles.
I'm guessing this means that Algo will be grandfathered in alongside XRP when the Ripple test replaces the Howey test (I think it's going to basically be Hester Pierce's Safe Harbor 2.0)

>>54646951
>the Ripple test
lmao

>>54646033
>/g/ has Ch*nk Shit General but it's probably bad since whole /g/ is bad.
>They could remain /csg/ and change their name to Chinese Shopping General, but for some reason the mods on /g/ allow blatant racism against Asian people.
It is weird, but I don't think biz cares much about benchod insults either. Cheap would also be a good alternative, though 99% of it is obviously china.

>>54643283
>yt-dlp is pretty good
so it is possible to extract alpha from these threads...

>>54647679
Cute filter.

>>54645889
I did my own research and settled with a few alts which is going to moon in the long term.
HAPI, QRDO, QANX, and HAI.
Security based.

>>54648066
This is a paid shill.

>>54648066
This is a paid shill.

>>54648066
This is a paid shill.

>>54648163
Kek who is paying you? Those token will moon and it has potential dyor.
Don't worry you will get rekt by a hacker.
Holders having these tokens will be safe.

>>54648227
>Don't worry you will get rekt by a hacker
>Holders having these tokens will be safe.
QANX already got hacked and rugged to zero once.

>>54648244
Kek..are you on Mars or what they are back and partnered with Alpine Esports successfully. Dyor and don't fool yourself fucking faggot.

I am on mars.

My ai generated code finally works I am over the moon!

Kevin paid me 1 (one) fucking coinmetro B share for every $100 I had invested in ignium. Is that a joke? Did I just get robbed?

>>54637779
cope nigger

>>54648483
Happy for you anon. Just bought a redmagic gaming phone with crypto. I am also super happy with the development in the space.

>>54648572
>gaming phone
wat
>with crypto
very nice

>>54648604
This is just getting better. Crypto payments is fun last year I traveled to Bali and booked my flight tickets with alternate airlines in crypto.

[powerful benchod]s are shilling not just crypto, but phones as well. Interesting times we live in.

>>54648524
you silly nigger
I bet you were one of the cunts laughing at me when I said I picked cash
kevin was on his knees begging people not to pick cash for a reason
if you chose cm equity, they gave it to you at an evaluation of $180M
if you chose cash, you could use it to buy equity second-hand at an evaluation of $60M or less if you're lucky
April 30th marks the date of Conmetro's insolvency
Do with this information what you will

>>54648677
Kek...can't stop laughing desu anon.
But desu you do know that we can buy things with crypto I believe. Have you ever purchased with crypto? My friend has bought a tesla model X last year with Nicholas Brussels in crypto. The adoption has indeed gotten better.

I am still convinced you are just a benchod shilling. Name your top 3 favorite securities.

Benchods confirmed car shills.

age

>>54646455
Somehow I don't think having top of bill as your baseline quality is a good thing.
You won't be able to appreciate other good (enthusiast thing) quite as much, your senses become kind of numb.
Another risk is becoming a snob, I really hate instant coffee ans other poor quality coffees now, I'd rather drink water.

>>54647679
>benchod
>insult
Thought we agreed it wasn't.

Censorship, including self-censoring is bad.

>>54650334
>Thought we agreed it wasn't.
I said benchod insults because that is a nice way to refer to insults towards indians or generic third world shills. I'm referring to people saying things like jee t and street shitter. Jee t isn't really that bad though compared to others.
>Censorship, including self-censoring is bad.
I disagree. I self-censor myself to not let other people get me down as much and to make sure I don't accidentally yell out a slur because other people post it a lot.
The more people write [nice black person] the more I accidentally use it in my thoughts and it's not a good feeling. Imagine accidentally blurting out the word irl, I'd be a social pariah. I also feel like some words can put more meaning to sentences than intended. Someone may casually refer to someone as an nword because they're edgy and thinks it's totally fine for casual use and that there's no malice in it, but my brain may see it as a sentence filled with hate.

I don't want to think these dumb words.

>>54650406
Sometimes the bad words are useful, you'd also censor those occurrences.
Example: the Chink seller scammed me and sent a 720p display instead of 1080p one.
Because people use it so much, the words are losing their value and we have to invent new insults.

>>54650507
>Sometimes the bad words are useful, you'd also censor those occurrences.
Not really, my self censorship is enclosed in brackets so it's obvious to me. I know what word is really there, but I don't read it out loud in my brain.

>>54650520
I don't think your brain appreciates you tricking her.

The sun is up, vampire went to sleep.

But when I am in Tel Aviv and I am in their offices, and I meet these Israelis, and I'm in their meeting rooms, you know, like how many partners they have contributing to StartNet, like how many different...so, in the StartNet Foundation, I'm on the Developer Committee, so I see every other company that we make a partnership with and outline the milestones for them, for which things that they are supposed to work on. And we're talking about indexers, we're talking about market makers, we're talking about APIs, we're talking about oracles, we're talking about things like Alchemy, Infura, just the how, you know, extremely ambitious they have been in combining an ecosystem of services together, thinking about the whole flow. And, you know, it also goes to events and finding, you know, talent. Like doing things like hackathons, like they are extremely ambitious people.

They are, like, in my opinion, one of the strongest forces to be reckoned with if I think about any layer and how much work they are doing to make sure that this platform has a reason to become successful. I mean, I guess what hasn't really happened yet is that because of the Cairo thing, they haven't had natural adoption. And there haven't been, like, airdrop farmers running around. There haven't really been a lot of applications because of the Cairo thing, so I think it's something that is going to explode as soon as they get Cairo I.e out. So I am way more bullish. I am way more bullish on this thing than I ever expected. Like, I went there expecting to be like, you know, I'm expecting this to wither out and not become anything, but I'll be there and I'll be helpful to try to make sure that they make better decisions, but it hasn't been like that at all. Now they changed my mind. They made me bullish on the entire thing.

>>54651184
had a bad dream.

>>54651787
What happened?

>>54651797
It happens all the time. insignificant -

>>54651818
My mum recently had a dream about me apparently doing something illegal but she didn't want to tell me what exactly happened so she was worried and asked me if I was doing anything illegal. Without skipping a beat I replied with "tax evasion".

>>54650334
>Somehow I don't think having top of bill as your baseline quality is a good thing.
But price needs to be factored in to purchases. Plenty of nice things are free, for example I spent zero dollars on my folders filled with cute pictures and they bring me more joy than many things I paid money for but that does not mean everything that brings me less joy than my cute pictures is a waste of money. It is healthy for poorfags to understand they don't need nice things to be happy but past a certain point they are just coping like the fox with his grapes.
>You won't be able to appreciate other good (enthusiast thing) quite as much, your senses become kind of numb.
Back when I first bought a nice desktop I found my laptop very slow by comparison but still found uses for it.
>Another risk is becoming a snob
She posted, on an elitist website.
>I really hate instant coffee ans other poor quality coffees now, I'd rather drink water.
But instant coffee is the opposite of enthusiast grade coffee. Your tastes are becoming more refined and you are nostalgic for when you didn't know any better. I drink instant coffee because I don't care enough about coffee to spend the extra time making nicer coffee. As a connoisseur you should be making the extra effort to maximise your enjoyment. You are on a business and finance board, you clearly desire more money to buy nice things.

Cute fox enjoying grapes.

>>54638467
>if I search for my wallet to see what page its on will it also show my private key?

>>54652183
It doesn't work with items for leisure or which are not really equal to each other, it's more for necessities or customs, like tea, coffee, a certain type of food, or means of transportation.

The laptop becomes suitable for a different purpose, but you cannot use it as daily driver anymore.

>She posted, on an elitist website.
At least I'm aware.

>As a connoisseur you should be making the extra effort to maximise your enjoyment. You are on a business and finance board, you clearly desire more money to buy nice things.
While I do desire more money, I don't really desire nice(r) things.
I like to apply the 80/20 rule, the last 20% to enhance my coffee experience will cost me an arm and a leg, so I'm fine with a mediocre coffee machine and mediocre beans, since they are still vastly superior over other ways of preparing coffee, and even now I can still enjoy the occasional Starbucks™ Frappuccino® Blended Beverages in various tasty flavours for example.

>™ ®
laughed

Cute fox eating crepes

>>54652912
>I don't really desire nice(r) things.
But you do. You desire the nicest life possible and have cleverly evaluated the point where focusing on coffee is detrimental to this due to the diminished returns on tastiness versus the amount of effort required to obtain it

>>54655550
Off by 5 >>54655555

>>54655550
Buy a expresso machine. I enjoy mine

>>54655550
checked

>>54655650
Maintainance and space compared to just pouring hot water in a cup.
Someone on kadenamoe said they hadn't cleaned theirs in 5 years. Very gross.

>>54655810
ew kadena (ticker: KDA) holders are disgusting!

>>54637501
>buttrex

elf

*chomp*

>>54655550
Replace nicest with easiest.

Cute fox asked to go on a date

uooohhhhhhh

>>54656006
Dis mine

https://twitter.com/CoinMetro/status/1647988755284783104
Sirs....
I thought you basterds were just memeing about being pajeets....

>>54660344
need gf like this

me in the black shirt
>>54660487
me in the mirror

>>54660487
The bed is rotting.

Cute fox has to wait.

>>54660487
I'm good thank you

>>54660487
No you don't
She will treat you just like she treats her living space

Cute fox is irate

*pats*

Cute fox has a side braid.

Cute fox is shorting cute asian coins.

I will foxpost as well

we got rekt

test

https://fortune.com/crypto/2023/04/19/coinbase-gets-bermuda-license-plans-to-launch-offshore-exchange-in-coming-weeks/
It's over.

>they found out about the illegal fox girl posting
dammit, and we would have gotten away with it too

>>54662036
So weird.

>>54662044
It makes perfect sense. Coinbase are a shit company who base all their business on how to keep the stock price high while they derisk COIN on retail. They had a board meeting where they discussed what could they do to reassure their shareholders that the US is no threat to them and they came up with the idea of making it seem like they have a valid backup plan.

I'm gonna buy an 18-22TB HDD from newegg with crypto if NEO hits $8. Please pray for me.

>>54662036
>Bermuda
What's next, scamçao?

>>54662056
>which also disclosed plans to expand operations in Abu Dhabi as part of a strategy it’s calling “Go Broad & Go Deep.”
I wish I could go broad and go deep

Is 125x futures coming to Coinbase Bermuda Triangle?
Not like the regulators can find them there.

>>54662380
So true, regulators will sink if they try to go find them, it's genius.

>>54662060
>You were issued a warning! ;_;
>You were issued a warning for posting >>54661085.
>Off-topic; all images and discussion should pertain to business, finance, and economic policies.
>18-22TB HDD
What could you possibly need that much storage for? I

>>54662452

I don't trade crypto but I respect this thread's aesthetic sense.

>>54662519

Regenerate response

>>54662519
Can you raise a formal complaint with the moderators. They seem to think people on 4channel dot org don't respect our aesthetic sense and deleted many of our cute posts.

>>54662532

>>54662452
I too was issued a warning ToT
>What could you possibly need that much storage for? I
I have a 2TB HDD with 1.8TB of romance anime and it only covers *most* of some 90s, but fairly close to all 2000-2012.
I want to stock up on 2013-2022 as well as a weeb doomsday prepping. I also need to stock up on as many roms as possible, and maybe some other non-anime shows for variation.
Technically I should buy two for redudancy but I think I'll take my chance until the day the internet breaks, then its time for more HDDs.
Cute bikini.

>>54662532
Crypto KDA innovative XCM regulated Qredo benchod PNK decentralized justice what were we thinking, 100x short leverage long fiat to stock option.

>>54662532
*shakes magic 8 ball
try again later

>>54662553
>I have a 2TB HDD with 1.8TB of romance anime and it only covers *most* of some 90s, but fairly close to all 2000-2012.
>I want to stock up on 2013-2022 as well as a weeb doomsday prepping.
This needs 6 TB at most based on what you said
>I also need to stock up on as many roms as possible
All non CD based consoles and Mame is less than half a TB, closer to a quarter. Complete region sets of PS1 and Dreamcast are another half a TB each. You are buying at least twice what you need.

>>54662610
I did also mention wanting to get some other stuff too. If I'm going to
It's gonna be free anyways. Doesn't count if you traded shitcoins to buy it. I could probably make do with somewhere around 12TB and still have a fair bit of buffer, but I don't want to regret going too small like I do with the old trusty 2TB HDD so something like 6 or 8 is out of the question. I will reconsider going for 12TB because it's $100-200 cheaper.

I also need at least a gazillion TB to store lots and lots of infinite-bit infinite entropy encrypted crypto keys and blockchains.

For me, it's speed. Ka-chow

>>54662671
>I did also mention wanting to get some other stuff too.
You can admit it is trap porn anon. It's okay. Traps aren't gay. I considered getting into digital hoarding too but am still getting by fine with a 1TB drive I bought when my 500 GB drive turned 9 years old and I started worrying about corruption.

>>54662737
Raid1 is an option for file mirroring, but that's also twice the cost unfortunately.
I had an SSD crash on me a couple years ago, I think it lasted 8 years. I lost everything, but nothing of value.
I don't hoard any porn. I can't even imagine how many terrabytes some people have collected in a single genre.
I am conflicted whether to consider traps gay or not. I think it's very gay, but I am also not into men. Will date a cutie with or without. Would. I mean who would date me haha.

>>54662697
8TB SSD is around €600 compared to €120 for HDD. OS main drive SSD of course.
If you want ULTIMATE total GAMER speed (red), maybe raid0. I don't think anyone will be unhappy with a single M.2 though, not that I have one.

I went back to using sata ssd over m.2. I didn't notice much of a difference and m.2 can take up bandwith from your gpu if your not careful

>>54662846
>I can't even imagine how many terrabytes some people have collected in a single genre.
IIRC the entire sadpanda archive was 55 TB.
>I am conflicted whether to consider traps gay or not.
Shitposting aside they are definitely gay.
>I mean who would date me haha.
There are definitely plenty of people who would love to date a shut-in otaku-faggot. That must be the number one fantasy of autistic weebs.

>>54663054
panchira

reminder that Work from home losers getting cucked by communing scholars listening to two hours a day of audio books, meanwhile wfh cucks miss out on valuable information and end up dumber on average.

>>54663090
WFH chads can get more sleep and thus retain information better.

>>54663090
Shut up faggot we are talking about traps.

>>54663090
I just listen to my podcasts at home instead

m age

how much money is needed to EVER get XCM through that sell wall?
the 60c limit feels illegal. if it is, I hope kev goes to jail for it

bitpanda released margin, it's over

>open anime thread
>report anime images
Time well spent.

>>54664819
If Kevin goes to jail, the liquidity issue will never be fixed.
Nobody goes to jail and we will own everything.

>>54666212
I delete my own posts to lower the bump limits and make the threads last longer so thanks.

>>54666212
>Time well spent.
You gave us 11 extra posts for FREE? how kind of you

>>54665656
>A return fee of 1% is charged when closing leverage positions.

>>54666530
They are going to make so much money, it's over.

>>54665656
You can go 2x long on 11 assets on One (1!) X short on bCore or ETH

i can repsect you for the anime
your exchange is trash though

>>54666573
why is that?

im bored

>>54666573
why is that?

Is it true that troons get to make more women pregnant than nontroons adjusted for their population?

>>54668567
you know everyone likes anime, it's just pleasant to look at and there are many genres to enjoy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yj06dICBro

>>54670821
5min To attract traders one needs competitive margin fees. Limit fee is low, but most people are stuck in trades for weeks.

>>54670859
>Limit fee is low
non-existent to be more precise.

The funding round was delayed because of ramadam

>>54670889
Aren't you going to comment on Kevin holding an AMA on Adolf Hitler's birthday?

>>54670907
Hitler invented proof of work currency but that doesn't mean we should celebrate his birthday. Even if the good guys won the war I don't think Hitler would have made his birthday a holiday.

Someone post the Algorand video he was talking about.

>>54671005
>Hitler invented proof of work currency
Elaborate.
>Even if the good guys won the war I don't think Hitler would have made his birthday a holiday.
It's impossible to not remember his birthday when it's on the lol lmao dude day.

>Kevin calling out qualcomm
assasination coming

>>54671041
>Elaborate.
I got Hitler mixed up with that other guy. Satoshi nakasomething.
>It's impossible to not remember his birthday when it's on the lol lmao dude day.
Haha yeah, isn't it crazy how that happened totally organically, i'm getting kind of sleepy anon, aren't you getting sleepy.

Why does Kevin think Coinbase will shift to the institutional market? Why would institutional investors use Coinbase instead of developing in house solutions?

Kita's sloppy handjobs...

Ignium rugpulled again.
It's so fucking over.

Bros just wait okay the funding round is coming soon
Bros just wait okay the ignium payout is coming soon
Bros just wait okay the dna bonds payout is coming soon

Ok im going to fly to Dubai now
Ok im going to fly to Mexico now
Ok im going to fly to Portugal now
Ok im going to fly to Estonia now
Ok im going to fly to Spain now

today we whip out the gyokuro
>>54671169
>I got Hitler mixed up with that other guy.
I hate when that happens

realistically speaking, how long will connecting to off shore exchanges with a vpn be around for?

>>54671481
You have to resist cumming from a handjob so she'll think she has to suck it. Then you'll always get blowjobs instead of handjobs

I just woke up, completely forgot about ama

>>54671021
I have no context but here you go https://twitter.com/LilMoonLambo/status/1647977834353229825

>>54671651
>how long will connecting to off shore exchanges with a vpn be around for?
There are exchanges that nobody knows where they are really located. I don't think shady people will stop existing. The future of money is people withdrawing CBDC to exchange for BTC and moving 10 chains to RugEx to leverage with 1000x on a shitcoin with $3 real liquidity and 10 billion dollar washtrading.

>>54671852
>The future of money is people withdrawing CBDC to exchange for BTC
What advantage does bCore offer over CBDCs?
https://stacker.news/items/165552

>>54671933
CBDC's can program in a block that makes it impossible to transfer to an off-shore exchange, but if you already have the BTC they cannot.

>"Well, but at least we can rely on the good decisions of the Core developers, who keep making Bitcoin evolve, right?". Have you read them lately? The worst one might be the "I had my bitcoin seed on an online server, they stole my bitcoins, but I did nothing wrong", but there are a few more out there saying incoherent wild things.
I still suspect he hacked himself for fraud purposes, but maybe I am wrong. It just does not make sense.
>We need to guard our own bitcoin and make payments MUCH MORE private than they are now, and we need it for yesterday.
He's a disguised Monero shill. This is an attack on Bitcoin. We cannot have privacy, that would be detrimental to the state's ability to track everything you do.

>>54672025
>I still suspect he hacked himself for fraud purposes, but maybe I am wrong. It just does not make sense.
He posts scizo Christian doomsday stuff so he might just be retarded. He seems like the kind of person who pays taxes too based on what I read. He painted a target on his back and
>He's a disguised Monero shill.
I disagree, I think plenty of bCore shills like him would end up in the Ztrash camp if they could step away from their cultist brainwashing. Pic related aligns far more with maxipads who support institutional investors legitimising their investments instead of wanting BTC to be used as a currency.

>>54672152
I was joking about the monero shill part. I figured the rest of the post would be enough to hammer that in.
>ZODL
.

>>54672152
>if you already have the BTC
You said people would withdraw CBDC to buy BTC. What if you don't already have the BTC?
>He painted a target on his back and
is still living in the same house with glowies watching him like they watch all the core devs who live in America if he isn't an asset of their so if he suddenly started having unaccounted for money he would get audited and caught.