/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>7113356
I was in Theta Xi when I was in college, but our fraternity chapter was literally banned sophomore year and not allowed to continue at our university. Not just kicked of campus but banned and the frat was forced to break up. 118 years of tradition at that school gone because of my class.

The shit they were doing before we got banned was kind of amazing though.

>>7113356
UVA Frats represent

>>7113476
Did someone die? Up at FSU, entire Greek life was banned because if a death. Shits wild man

Sigma Alpha Mu.

You virgins keep telling me there’s a Jewish conspiracy in crypto so I would expect some insider info but us Beta Omega chapter non-Jews haven’t been let in on the conspiracy!

>>7113356
Back when I started in 2014 nobody wants to talk about crypto. It's mentioned at every single party since Fall. I always get dragged into giving kiddos starting with a few grand advice.

>>7113610
Idk man here the ZBTs are Jews but the few I know aren't in crypto... maybe their hiding it from me.

Kappa Kappa Psi at Kansas University
Anyone wanna help a brotha

>>7113699
Lmao I just got in and it's a fucking hot topic, what advice you got btw?? I'm in ICx and Ven heavy bags all day

>>7113549
Nope no deaths. Basically the whole house had become this sort of drug ring with people not even in the frat, many even underaged, showing up every night to play games like a game with a bowl full of mushrooms, half from the super market and half of them drugs, and freshmen had to eat handfuls at a time not knowing what they'd get. They were having too many parties and the university got mad, and someone spray painted dicks all over the house. There was a ton of infighting in the frat, lots of large fights, people beating each other up over dumb shit, and we hired these strippers about once a month to come and sometimes pee on us. This made it into the university newspaper, not good. But the entire fraternity fees fund was being used on drugs, including loads of cocaine and mostly hallucinogens, and the stripper thing. Someone must have complained and I think that's what really pushed the university over the edge.

>>7113610
Sammy bro, there were two news pieces that were likely coordinated by CNBC/Bloomberg. Facebook banning crypto, and another news article about the tether audit

>>7113772
Facebook just said they would ban ads for cryptocurrencies, mostly ICOs. I've seen the ads and they're literally all scams so I have no idea how this is bad, at all, for crypto. This sounded like a very positive thing.

>>7113759
That's fucking amazing.

>>7113759
>half grocery store
I have never seen grocery store mushrooms that looked like psychedelic shrooms.

>>7113759
...'and sometimes pee on us'

>>7113905
Pee porn, watch it. Game changer

>>7113825
They’re not spinning it as a positive thing, mainstream news readers take everything at face value

>>7113990
Yeah all my friends think crypto is a scam and don't get what the purpose of these coins are. After seeing bitconnect and all these "wanna be a millionaire really fucking quick ads" think it's a joke. I try and tell them they are sort of start up companies trying to eliminate a middlemen and/or get incorporated with the middlemen to make life easier. No Juan listens to me but whateverzzz

>>7113737
ICX couldn't possibly be a "heavy bag" right now for you. But sell during or after this conference.
>>7113845
Alumni were, understandably, pissed. This all started because first there was infighting and that led to none of the older students wanting to be president anymore, so someone from my class became the president of the frat and he didn't give a shit what happened to it, did a lot of drugs, and now had complete control over fraternity funds to use as he pleased. And he used them for whatever he wanted without anyone stopping him.

>>7113905
Yeah, golden showers. I was one of the ones who got one. kek one night my friend didn't want to pay these two strippers so he and the others abandoned the room we were in and I was left with them. So I basically poured champagne on them naked and then took them upstairs to get a shower and they asked me to shower with the two of them.

>>7113888
I didn't play the game. I actually don't do any drugs but I'll drink a lot. Still it worried me that people kept showing up in droves who were not in the frat asking for expensive drugs and our new frat president was happy to play with them.

>>7113990
So dumb.. it's not like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, etc., are the ones advertising on Facebook. It's always Bazingacoin, TBC, the next Bitconnect! advertisers scamming people. If that's the best fucking Bloomberg can come up with, then they're running out of ideas.

>>7113356
I went to a frat party back when I was an omegabeta and some dude got in my face with the PC principal shit and everybody started laughing

lmao at sammy jews lurking biz

>>7114066
>>7114106
It’s dumb but I gave up a long time ago trying to convince people, you either see it or you don’t. I think it’s somethjng called second level thinking, most just don’t have it. Not all of us were meant to be rich bros, just be thankful for the gift.

>>7113356
SAE COLLEGE PARK MD CLASS OF "WE GOT KICKED OFF CAMPUS" REPRESENTING

>>7113737
Build a proper portfolio with different risk preference at every level. Don't do all in shitcoin a today, all in shitcoin b tomorrow bullshit. You might get amazing gains short term but you'll miss out long term or one mistake can fuck your whole portfolio up. DYOR on what your risk preference is and which coins fall under which category. I would consider both ICX and VEN to be mid risk.

For example have 20% of your holdings in safecoins like ETH, BTC and LTC. 50% in mid risk coins like NEO, XRB. 30% in high risk ICO/low market cap coins like DBC.