/biz/ - Business & Finance

Holding link is like having a normal life, plans and dreams then suddenly waking up in a mental asylum. There's 50 million dollars in a locker with your name on it, in a room full of lockers for all of the patients. The door has a sign saying 'Will unlock in illegible days.' You talk to the other patients, the wardens. Everyone tells you the sign says something different. Some people say the room will never unlock, that the money is fake, that the wardens already took the money. Some say the room doesn't even exist. You talk with another patient who agrees the room exists, but halfway through the conversation he pulls down his pants and runs in circles shitting and crying for chicken tendies. You find out that you can leave at any time, but that if you do you might not ever be able to come back. So you stay, questioning your sanity more and more with each passing day. Was I crazy before I came here? Is the man screaming in the corner that it's all a lie, even though he's still here, right or insane?

I don't trust you and I don't think your post is genuine - I think you hold link like everyone else here.

>>56251295
sure there's a fud campaign but it is primarily just ignorance. the only physical driver of value is demand, and if people don't grasp the future value proposition then it simply won't pump until that value proposition is physically realized

>>56251316
No it's not like that. For me it's just another investment in my portfolio. But you may want to tell your little story to a psychiatrist.

>>56251295
Chainlink is incredibly exhausting. That's all I know. I was definitely happier before I was cursed with the knowledge of its existence.

>>56251327
It won't pump after it's physically realized either, though. Chainlink annual revenue will dwarf its mcap by 1000:1 and it won't pump. Unpumpability is the most impressive part of the whole project.

>>56251353
not so due to staking

>>56251295
Sirgay betray. Also never trust biz.

Of all the sexual fetishes in the world, financial domination has perhaps one of the most glamourous images.

Beautiful women are sent money and lavished with expensive gifts by men who seemingly want next-to-nothing in return - it’s all about submitting to the dominant woman and relinquishing control.

Much like physical forms of BDSM, it’s this surrendering of power that is arousing. But in the majority of cases, the dominatrix (domme) and the submissive never meet - it's all done online.

Some financial domination (or findom) relationships consist of one-off payments, others are regimented regular transferrals of money and some men even hand over passwords and total control of their bank accounts to a domme, asking her to devise a minimal budget too.
But what’s the attraction for the men? We asked a self-proclaimed submissive to explain.

“The arousal factor comes from the thought of the domme invading the personal space that is your finances,” Steve* tells The Independent. “People measure their self worth with their money.


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“Financial domination scoops up this notion of human beings and weaponises it as something kinky. It's intimacy, in a very capitalistic and masochistic way,” Steve explains.

He believes that most submissives get into findom due to low self-esteem, and they have an “inability to deal with rejection, humiliation, loneliness, fear of being unwanted and redundant in today’s rapid-paced society.”

According to Steve, when a submissive is discussing the transfer of money with his domme, he enters “the zone” which is “where he is free from all his woes and worries,” and becomes aroused.

“But as soon as that’s over he comes crashing back down to earth with a hole in his wallet and a head full of regret,” Steve says.

“Findom is merely another form of escapism for people who struggle with everyday life in this bizarre cash- and self-obsessed modern society.”

I saved some of my favorite shills from this week.

>coin is super old
>already worth over $5
>people expect something out of it

>>56251295
>I don't trust myself.

>>56251295
a classic post from r/cc back in the day
that no one recognizes this shows how fucked up biz is now

>>56251295

>Cyrpto is so dead the only people left on /biz/ are link doom posters

It's over.

>>56251295
psy-op accomplished

>>56251402
Tfw I've made 34k this year from a catfish anime girl findom account I made on twitter. Pic unrelated.

>>56251317

His post is a copy pasta from Reddit actually. For months 4Chan would go to Reddit and call LINK a scam on any positive LINK news threads. This was quite some time ago its not done as much anymore.

>>56251334
Boy do I hate trannies, what a buncha sick fucks those "people" are.

>>56251295
>It makes me lose trust in everybody.
Trust no one. No. One.

>>56251295
>It makes me lose trust in everybody.
Chainlink fixes this