/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55695596
i've only ever used it to buy steroids and other cheap pharmaceuticals

>>55695600
also this^

>>55695596
A couple of times I bought crypto to sell to people who buy crypto. They couldn't find anyone to sell to themselves though, so they turned it into a weird religion.

>>55695600
>>55695604
nice one you fat fucking retaded gimp faggot. destroy your head with a shotgun

>>55695596
Hold my wealth in a scarce, unconfiscatable, self-custodied asset

>>55695614
Thats not very nice anon. where's all that anger coming from?

>>55695617
4chan pass

>>55695627
idc. been a 4chin user for ages and finally decided to just get a pass. its nice not entering captchas and not having a post delay timer is good also.
its been a good purchase anon. highly recommend it.

>>55695627
>Not tipping your janny for the powerful, stunning and brave service they do on a tireless daily basis

>>55695627
Poorfags mad

>>55695635
>>55695640
imagine lead tearing down your spinal column and blowing your vital organs out your own ass

>>55695644
epic vpn samefag you sad sad sad cunt. every day i wake up grateful that i wasnt born asian

>>55695646
hahahaha

>>55695645

>>55695596
Crypto is more analagous to gold/PMs than fiat currencies. Should have been called bitgold instead of bitcoin from the start.

>>55695596
People on this site don't really get that there are people using exchanges the way exchanges expect normal people to use exchanges.
>Get paid
>open exchange
>do nothing because everyone else did too and wait until Wednesday
>have a crypto card
>DCA into top 10 coins that are low. $88 for LTC, $28900-29000 for BTC, you get the idea
>Throw the rest in a stablecoin
>set the crypto card to your stablecoin
>set sell orders for the highs from the previous week
>get on with your life
Crypto does have a use, people just aren't using it.

>>55695596
Buy food, electronics and online services? Yes.

>>55695600
I bought marijuana seeds with it

>>55695596
It's purpose is to corrode the financial system of governance, of course you didn't do anything with it you're cattle.

>>55695596
replace my cash usage

>>55695596
Today I used cryptocurrency to lose more money :)

>>55695596
i bought some shit on amazon using bitcoin because i made a good trade. sucks for you OP being such a retard.

>>55695627
this but unironically

I bought a car from beforward.jp a few years ago using bitcoin. Car still works perfectly. Paid for the car itself and the shipping with BTC but had to pay local fees/taxes for it with fiat
Also went on a trip booked through Travala using my crypto gains:
https://www.travala.com/
My first and only time being in a 4-star hotel, it was really nice. I'm booking another trip later this year after collecting some staking rewards

>>55695604
Lol nice
>>55695614
Wow
You'd almost think you're projecting

I will not be required to use any fiat until December when I'll need it to buy my kid her Christmas presents.

Are you just retarded, OP?

>>55695596
it's only used for gambling, literally.

>>55695615
>Hold my wealth
wealth goes -80% in a year

>unconfiscatable
US government is the largest whale and never bought a single coin, how do you think they got those Bitcoin?

Today I pressed F5 on https://coinmarketcap.com/ and saw that the prices of cryptocurrency had changed slightly than when I last checked. Wow!

>>55695924
Haha, lol! Been using ETH to pay for trainings online. Also tried XRP twice for goods, and Sylo thru MoonPay for purchases.

>>55695596
imagine getting lucky on crypto by getting in early, and then holding it for a decade when you could have got out at a massive profit and dumped it into SPY, could have doubled your money and then some by now,

>>55696695
Goyim imagine cashing out before 69k run hehe pls fund my retirement

>>55696741
>hurr le I said goyim again so that means I'm smart
fucking idiot.

Today I used cryptocurrencies to pay for groceries, buy a meal and tip the waiter 0.001 BTC, take a cab home, and pay for my rent. Stop spreading misinformation. You can do anything with crypto that you can do with fiat.

>>55697045
I'll take "things that never happened" for $500

>>55695600
This is why Immunify leverages the tech in creating a safer healthcare sector and a whopping 350% APR for staking.

>>55696695
But it's juicy to check out trading crypto indices on AstraDao for passive income, it's ambassador program is getting bags filled.

>>55696669
I'm better off with Elfin Arcade model, this is the game-changer for the gaming industry. With the IDO coming on 31st July, Bags will get filled.

you just know...

>>55695609
There's no life with shitcoins.

>>55695609
You'd be more happier being an Elfin gamer to earn huge juicy rewards, participate in governance, and trade digital assets.

>>55695596
I used crypto to farm some yield. Mainly, on platforms like Curve. Their axlUSDT/USDT pair is still pretty generous.

crypto doesn't exist

>>55698156
>13% APR
>generous

>>55697359
Based chad, its always better to invest in assets with actual utility. Peaq is one I'm looking forward to seeing as it won the parachain auction on Polkadot.

>>55695596
Earn more crypto as yield and I also paid a couple of people who offered me their services in stablecoins. Crypto is useful if you know your way around. Today I used crypto toEarn more crypto as yield and I also paid a couple of people who offered me their services in stablecoins. Crypto is useful if you know your way around.

its an illusion
>NBGMI

>>55695596
buy weed

>>55695635
Imagine paying money to this shithole of a website lmao

>>55699592
Those yields only exist on screen. Prove me wrong.

>>55699778
I don't need to prove anyone wrong; I just need to look at my wallet balance regularly and see that my yields from SpoolFi vaults are sitting in there and accruing more profits by the day. We're built differently obviously.

>>55695596
Monero is very useful.
>>55697045
You haven't left your basement this entire month, neckbeard.

>>55695596
Evade inflation

>>55699927
You sound so cocky for someone who's probably earning around 2% yields(on screen) lol

I exchanged Bitcoin for legitimate and lawful goods from a reputable online marketplace back in 2011.

>>55700080
You wish! The yields I get for leveraging USDC and DAI have never dropped below 15%; I could also opt for very high yields but this is what suit my risks appetite and that's fine for me.

>>55699772
its $20 lol.

>>55695596
Store my wealth. Earn more wealth through staking.

Buy credit card deets

>>55700041
>Monero is very useful.
yeah, if you're a pedophile I guess.

>>55700496
sounds $20 too expensive

>>55697045
yeah right, nice LARP. or let me guess you're using some centralized/custodial service where you send your crypto and then use the VISA network or something that's not really using crypto at all.

rubbish

>>55695596
to buy HRT

ITT: Poorfags from India seething about 4chan pass.

Must suck that something people splurge for a shit website is your whole village's food money for the next 10 years.

>>55695596
I use crypto to get food, nothing else
I don't know if I'll ever make it but at least my belly won't be empty

>>55695596
I've made some bucks with meme recently and I've diversify my gains to invest in utility token like Matci Arb, Ada, Xrp, and recently Krest which also will earn me rewards in Peaq airdrop. This is utility anon.

>>55698938
You got that right anon. I feel they are among the few that will do better Eco-friendly ecosystem that's carbon neutral through partnership with MentholProtocol.

>>55695604
>passfag
Kill yourself in real life.

>>55697303
>>55697319
>>55697345
sers

>>55700512
Or a tax evasion enjoyer.

>>55701817
You will never have $25 expendable cash

>>55702584
Pass cost $20

>>55702590
Exactly. It's so cheap I don't even know the amount

>>55702590
I bet you put receipts in your wallet so your wife doesn't hit you

I use the Venmo credit card. The perks I get back on crypto are similar to the perks I get back on my CC. My only thing is that I never travel and CC's are big on travel points and rewards. Crypto cards often beat the 2% you get back on more general purpose CC's depending on who you go with.
If you travel, CC, easily.

>>55695596
to buy weed
to buy food
to get a nice 10% off my trade so I don't have to wage like a fucking imbecile

>>55695596
i wish i fed into my underground modafinil addicion in 2k10

>>55695617
he bought at 67k

>>55695779
fkng crypto cards. they open and close within 6 months. fkng heck

>>55695596
I use it for everything possible from paying for services and making subscriptions and even making payments. CryptMi and CryptoXpress are some nice apps I use so yeah I use crypto.

>>55696550
So you made a purchase with BTC but you still had to use fiat anyway for the purchase lol. The future of finance right here bros, it will replace fiat, except you still need to make a fiat transaction that would take the same time and effort as purchasing the whole thing with fiat, plus fucking around with the expensive and slow as fuck BTC transfer. It’s so convenient!

>>55695596
Gamble.
There is no better 24/7 casino

>>55696646
Cherry picking stats. Yes it went down 80% after going up 200-300%.

>>55695644
It's only $20 nigger

>>55695596
buy weed

>>55703158
Lol

>>55703163
got a problem with that?

>>55700512
If you're hunting for a project with real utility, check out DePIN-related stuff anon. Helium, Peaq, and Iotex seem to align with what you're seeking in terms of usefulness.

>>55703186
I saw Galileo on Fundrs and they promised peaq, right? Good one IMO.

>>55703168
Nope anon.

>>55695596
Papal lets you use it with checkout.

>DID THAT INCEL JUST SPEND $20 TO POST HERE WITHOUT ENTERING FaG60T CAPTCHA?!

>>55695596
Gamble my life savings away in a fly-by-night ponzi scheme...

Check m8, atheists

>>55703341
Nah, not Galileo, anon, but for Krest network. Galileo's an RWA project, while Krest is Peaq's canary chain, and yeah, that airdrop is legit. Krest will be listed on MEXC on the 2nd of August kek.

>>55695924
weed/ marijuana is gay and cringe

I used it to avoid international banking sanctions and it worked like a charm.

>>55695596
steam credit, modafnil, gift cards for basically anything

>>55695765
>Crypto is more analagous to gold/PMs than fiat currencies.

Retarded take, you can literally pay for bills and serviuces with crypto but cause you live under a rock you a\re oblivious to this.

>>55705585
>you can literally pay for bills and serviuces with crypto but cause you live under a rock you a\re oblivious to this.

And pay crazy fees? I will pass.

If I buy like $50 worth of bitcoin to get a 4chin pass do I have to declare ton my taxes?

>>55695596
buy marijuana
legal in my state btw

>>55697045
Hard to roll up some BTC and snort drugs.

>>55695596
to buy a real nuke on the blockchain

>>55695596
Don't be a dump ass, people are joining the KREST airdrop which is a much better option because this give you a chance to get Peaq airdrop also.airdrop also.
>>55699754
Only For zoomers like you

>>55703083
yea except you don't have to deal with inflation

>>55706560
Depends on which app you are paying with cause CryptMi charges zero transaction fees and it's unmatched.

>>55695644
mfw people still would rather spend hours a year doing captchas rather than spend $20

>>55695779
I've noticed it dumping on or around payday (15th & 30th) the last while oddly enough

AHAHAHAHA BOBO WHAT ARE YOU DOING AAAAAAHAHAHAHAHA YOU ARE KISSING HER TOO??
>>55707482
Alternatively we're a third world board where $20 is seen as a weeks wage

>>55706703
You could buy a Nuke for a million $ back in the 90s, but no one was Nuked. Why was that? bu the early 70s the USA had satellites, that could trake a Nuckear sub in 2000 feet of water. Water is the best shild known for stopping neutrons.

>>55695596
If you ain't hip to using Crypto for owning a fraction of a Tesla car on Eloop and making bank from its daily revenue then you're retarded Jeet.

>>55696695
I got in real early on KREST, and my patience is paying off big time cause I'm getting PEAQ airdrop, Anon.

>>55698938
With Brainstemhealth in the mix, I can finally own and make some sick gains off my health data straight from those wearables, Faggot.

>>55699927
I've seen oldfags talk about this project and the hype on its V2 is massive. I am bullish on it and might buy before the launch.

>>55695615
Self custody is based though. You get to control your funds by yourself. Index investment platforms like AstraDAO make that accessible to everyone.

>>55706874
Yeah, pretty much this. Just need to time your spending with the pump and dump cycles, which any non-gambling-addicted, atleast-one-cycle oldfag would be able to.

>>55695596
i can do instant transfer between my two bank accounts recently. i click send, refresh the 2 pages and its updated instantly.
crypto is totally fucked its over

>>55695596
buy estrogen

Nothing. There is no use case, there is no demand

>>55710769
this.
/thread

>>55695596
How about play to earn games?

>>55695615
Self-custody is the real deal anon, especially private self-custody

>>55696252
That's why you need to dyor before investing in any asset jeet. I for one always do my due diligence and I see potential in the Eloop tokenized tesla models for users to earn great rewards.

>>55695596
store the value of my labour in a decentralized, trustless system

>>55696252
You are shopping on the wrong token jeet, that words DYOR isn't a joke, but you neglect it, investing on the right token is based, ORE, ENS & co. are examples

>>55695596
… transfer wealth from my pockets to yours

>>55713172
>>55713172
>store the value of my labour in a decentralized, trustless system
Railway wallet says hi

>>55695596
used it to pay for my webhost
used it to buy gold and silver
used it to buy a gift card for a supermarket, bought steaks with it
used it to buy an airbnb gift card. pay my travels with it.
used it to buy gas for my car

and last but not least:

used it to avoid getting inflated to death by the scam fiat money system.

so all in all i used it for everything except real estate or a car. which I will do later. cause many places take bitcoin for real estate now. its not fucking 2014 anymore.

>>55713611
oh, bought a laptop with bitcoin too. seethe and cope, retards.

>>55713611
>>55713624
the merchants immediately converted your crypto to dollars in all of those situations, or an intermediary service was used like BitPay

>>55713611
>cause many places take bitcoin for real estate now. its not fucking 2014 anymore.
No they don't. It's a niche market and severely limits your opportunities. You need cash in the bank to get qualified for a mortgage too.

>>55713035
Which one is private wallet anon, isn't all wallets private?

>>55713698
Anons wants to boycott the motherfucking doxxing that's related with crypto payment

>>55711857
P2E games are fucking amazing anon, it's my favorite though

>>55714550
Private wallets are wallets with some sicky privacy features, just likes Railway, Firo and other wallets

>>55714584
Anon, boycotting doxxing ain't even a challenge, Railgun makes it look like child's play with their slick, anonymous transactions. No need to spill our beans to anyone, just roll with the privacy masters

be real with me /biz/ is btc not worth it unless you can afford to gamble with $70k+

>>55695596
Somebody paid me in ETH for a digital service. About 0.5% of my payments are in crypto, the rest are in Fiat as normal.

I paid my Colorado state taxes with crypto this week.

>>55717145
No you didn't.
They converted it to fiat first.

>>55695596
Funny OP. Are you a citizen of a rich country?
Others see it differently. Try to have a broader view of the world.

Argentina:
"Chainalysis found that over 30% of consumers in Argentina use stablecoins for everyday purchases, most likely for small retail transactions under $1,000."
https://cointelegraph.com/news/argentina-s-central-bank-halts-cryptocurrencies-from-payment-apps

South Africa:
"Bitcoin Payments Coming to South Africa’s Largest Supermarket Chain: Report"
https://www.gadgets360.com/cryptocurrency/news/bitcoin-payment-coming-south-africa-largest-supermarket-chain-3483007

Nigeria:
https://nairametrics.com/2021/10/16/nigerian-businesses-are-seizing-the-opportunity-to-expand-by-embracing-bitcoin-as-a-payment-method/
El Salvador: Here's an argument for you skeptics:
In the first two month of 2022, El Salvador had bagged $19.45 million (roughly Rs. 160 crore) in remittances received as Bitcoin tokens. Whereas this year, during the same months, the amount stood at $15.98 million.

Only 16 million!

>>55695596
I'm rocking crypto to own a sick slice of Tesla on Eloop, and making some sweet profits from their daily revenue hustle!

>>55706845
Based Anon, that absolute badass is the legendary Peaq canary chain. I'm clutching it tight to score that epic airdrop

I used crypto to buy H4rryp0tterS0nicOb4mer coin.

>>55713180
DePIN is the future, Anon. With Brainstemhealth, even Normies like myself can own and monetize our health data from wearable devices.

>>55695596
I paid for a can of coke from a vending machine using btc via the sylo app
how based is that

>>55719782
let me guess, you have to give up custody of your Bitcoin to this "sylo app" in order for it to work.

>>55719749
Why would I want to monetize my health data

>>55719831
Isn't it supposed to work like a regular wallet app or something?
Pay with barcode and all that shit

You shouldn't be losing custody of your Bitcoin if it's a self custody app

>>55719896
People monetize the worse things these days

>>55718356
So crypto payment is evolving then?

>>55719906
Anon probably doesn't understand how Bitcoin payment works.
It's far less complicated and simpler than most people think

>>55720100
It might probably take longer before we get that level of adoption most people imagine
Maybe 5, 10yrs from now, nobody knows

>>55720092
Anything to pay those bills

>>55719906
It's basic knowledge, it's a self custody wallet app and you own your phrase, so there's hardly any chance of that happening