/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19619330
cuz stocks only go up, duh

>>19603039
Only one way to get it all back, faggot. Double or nothing.

>>18654036
Just like in 2016, right? We were sooo dumb for being so arrogant despite the polls.

>>16435579
>>16435595
It's made me five-figures since the summer time too, thanks biz

>>15932046
8 posts in and nobody said 'kneepads'? Damn /biz/ you've really matured. Thank vishnu summer's over!

>>15240872
linkies are dumb, they won't listen.

>no freaking out when number go down
>no freaking out when exchange go bust
>no freaking out when taxman/kyc come knocking

just chillin' on the porch, with a regular-ass job (that i like), not worrying about what some dumb dorkcoin is "worth".
good luck getting your fiat balance on [exchange situated in country without extradition agreement] transferred into a real bank account, btw

>>13481507
>und ja, die Statistiken sind ver(fälscht)
I rest my case. Wozu noch diskutieren?

Where's the boom, frens? Bitcoin's been doing nothing for the past three days!

https://youtu.be/C_ZWiV0oL4c

>>13212090
Same. Just gotta ride it I guess and wait for the good times

>>12285880
>he's still terrible at anything tech related
He was good enough with tech to not lose money in the dotcom bubble.

>>12277096
You have two options:
a) give a solid case, where Germany has restricted the freedom of speech of someone who made a statement solely based on his opinion

b) you go on rambling about it and make a joke out of yourself, just because you dont understand the judicial system you live in

>>12122000
>lol stay on the sidelines then
Read >>12121960 again.
Hint: "left in early December last year with good profit" might give you a hint on whose bags you bought back then and "hodl" all the way down.

Switching between playfield and sideline is what makes you money in crypto, my son.

>>12087858
Imagine being paid so badly, that taking the hours filling out tax forms is worth more than letting a professional doing it in 10% of the time and having free time without worrying instead.

Good luck grasping german tax law, let alone doing them, if you actually have something to report.

>>12045201
>please tell me how that isnt different from any other project
Because the dev is unknown and if he exit scams, no one is even able to place a hit on him.

>even in bitcoin satoshi owns like 5% of all coins.
Which he never even moved away from the wallet.
He also never organized a hyped and worthless conference to shill his own project to the clueless mass.

>1% of early adopters in bitcoin also own 95% of the entire supply.
Which is why I dont own BTC.

>also you said eth is not a good project. so you shouldnt buy dero imo. if you dont see value in smart contracts then you wont see value in dero.
I see ETH as a speculative asset, which I buy and sell based on how much hype it can attract.
If the only thing Dero is able to achieve is "anonymous smart contracts in basic", I see little hype with it, as long as the average NPC is not even able to write a formula in fecking MS Excel without consulting several tutorials.

>>11826190
And you still have time to sell it above 4k.

>>11772582
>Infact, this board was specifically made to contain crypto discussion on this site.

A lie, told time and time again... does not change the fact, that it is a lie.

>>11769621
>i'm not fucking selling
Well, guess what... you will
>become poor
>stay poor

>>11657213
Before crypto, /biz was actually quite a nice place to hang out in. It was just 20-30 posts a day, but it had good content.


Then /pol came in and started losing money. Since they discovered libertarianism and austrian economics, this place is so edgy, just reading it cuts one into pieces.


But it is hilarious to see the /poltards losing money, so I am very fine with it. Someday, it will come to an end anyways.

>>11635766
>Not going to make it
If you only manage to save about $500 per month, you might have a better run in making your kids earn more than you did, so they are not dependent on your free gibs when you die.

>>11626100
According to my timeline, BTC was for use as an everyday currency alternative.
Not as a centralized, manipulated and volatile substitute of a real currency to use on manipulated markets to buy scamcoins.

Smart money left the market in December 17. Sorry, summerchild, you bought my bags.

>>11599469
>Lost life-changing money.
I werent greedy and cashed out, when I saw it was life-changing money. Bought a flat with it.

Really, anon. Cash out. So many people run around with "I want my money back" and it wont get better.

>>11545943
>How do we short /pol/
Buy into crypto in early 2017.
Shill this shit in /pol.
Sell crypto in late 2017.

Easy, if you ask me.

>>11536602
>no overtime
Guess no paid overtime means no overtime at all, no?