/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23038245
150, planning to increase my stack during mini-dumps to 500 linkies.
Nothing, I have no idea what’s the value proposition or how it all works.

Buy high, sell low

>>22904392
No he's not :)

>>22794826
lol, memes are real man

>>22767844
>t. currently in competition with the divorced version of himself
enjoy getting rekt by the gestapo

Bring humanity to the stars and expand my empire there.

If these tokens go to validators why they dump it on Binance?

I saw in other tokens that they sent it directly to new owner. In this way Sergey is increasing circulating supply with each dump.

>>22579811
Taxation is extortion and anyone disputing this simple fact is a fucking unprincipled absolute retard.
>inb4 the utilitarian retards that thinks that their ignorance about the implementation of goods and services is a valid argument

Let's get the show on the road

OP you're about two months late

Be quicker next time with your rugpull scams lmao, see you in 2 years

Warning, I just farted from all the food I ate. Better not enter the room.

>>22459742
>She's never done anything crazier than semi-nude shoots either
Sure sure anon

DO YOU LIKE TO BUY LOW OR HIGH..VERY SIMPLE.

https://uniswap.info/token/0xed0439eacf4c4965ae4613d77a5c2efe10e5f183

https://www.dextools.io/app/uniswap/pair-explorer/0x7d611e4cf1c7b94561c4caa5602f329d108336e3

>>22077129
currently have 935 link on it and will put the rest of 7.3k link on it next week once my crypto.com term is complete.

What are some of the best vocational trades in the United States?

SKY is a top 10 project and will be one of the pillars of tomorrows tech world.
but you guys are probably not ready for this conversation.

>>18883556
Stop spending 20 hours a day on /pol/ maybe
Leave the house once in a while maybe
Take a shower more than once a month maybe

Think about it. They give us more money and we buy more stocks and crypto. Yea I think the fed our at my door

WHERE MY MVIS CHADS AT?

>>18367791
pee pee poo poo

>>17196203
incumbents get overthrown all the time, and BTC is a dead man walking. All throughout the bear market it's been at 99% capacity and fees have still been ~$0.50~$1 making it impractical for anything but holding on an exchange to speculate with. Now the bull is waking up and pretty soon we will see BTC fees rise to $50 and above once more. Unlike the last time that happened, there are a hell of a lot more options for people wanting to avoid that this time.

greetings /biz/ness men

I have an interview tomorrow with a recruiter, for a position in equity research. I am qualified, have all the required previous work experience + have passed CFA, and am usually pretty good at interviews.

However, I have just found the guy who will be interviewing me and have stalked his social media, and this girl is the biggest liberal I have ever seen. Full on trump hate train, bernie2020 etc.

what are the best ways to capitalise on this in the interview? or just ignore it completely?

>>14645510
Based fellow zoomer. I'm currently preparing on launching a startup. I got another startup idea as well which is quite big, but it requires capital so this first startup(or LINK) will be like a stepping stone. The app is almost ready and all the incentives etc seems to work out, but I still have this weird feeling about it. I guess I just have to trust myself and just do it.
>>14645414
I guess I am lucky. Although it's been one hell of a ride. Had to step out of my comfort zone and make money when I was 17 since I was fed up with having no money. Some bad shit happened, but god damn I got lucky like 5 times in a row. Felt like some angel was looking out for me. Then ofc the 2018 bear market was tough mentally. Had like 40k ath at january, but I was new to crypto and didn't know everything except Chainlink was a scam. Shit has really been wild.

>>14622370
Don't really give a fuck, it still works better