/biz/ - Business & Finance

>BTC pumps every time the TA predicts a retrace of this heinous parabola
>Coincidentally, ZuckCuck announces Libra around this time
>Crypto is all over the mainstream media

How dumb do you have to be to not realize that we are in a completely whale-manipulated pump at this time? Zuckcuck and his billionaire pals are pumping btc to make as many normies FOMO in before they dump all over them....this accomplishes 2 things: A) Makes them a ton of $$$$, and B) Conveniently highlights the instability of bitcoin leading up to the Libra coin launch...

It's all too convenient...It's a fucking TRAP

The crab market at 7k is not solving anything Normies are apparently not funneling more money
Boomers feel vindicated.It was a scam. Heck, I told ya bucko!
There are a lot of businesses running due to crypto.
So either
> these CZs and BrianArmstrongs will pump it again to attract retail money
OR
> it all crashes down faggot exchanges will be gone and we can go back to using btc/xmr as a currency to kill banksters fiat

The original Apr 1st move that started this all was said to have been caused by a single whale with a large purchase. Given that there was not much new liquidity entering and tradeable BTC was low given the amount being HODL'ed, it did not take as much to move the market. However, as soon as we saw that first green candle, the price kept increasing, as new money was entering at the idea of the end of the bear.

Now, if even a handful of institutions allocate 1% of their portfolio to BTC, then that would cause a few more large green candles. This might be the first time institutions are trading BTC and these first few large movements could cause FOMO for the other institutions who have thought about BTC but had not yet allocated a % of their funds.

And we have the trigger to start this all - Fidelity

BNB is puchased for use in fee discounts on binance and purchased when users convert their small, otherwise unusable balances into BNB. both use cases only care about the momentary or very short term value of BNB. if BNB price is $1000, it's just as useful for both as if it is $1. this means there is perfectly price inelastic demand for BNB, it will be purchased by a stream of natural demand at any price. recognizing this, it is likely in Binance and anyone else who wants to seek part of that rent to accumulate and take out of circulation as much of the supply as possible to lead to a high price. agree or disagree?

>>12902132
You know... they might be lying about paying her to get clicks from outraged morons like you who let her live rent free in your mind?

>>12325909
Thuggish black men have become an "status symbol" for airheaded girls through rap culture and the influence of media and entertainment. If you live in a culture where rap is practically divinized, all young boys look up to rappers as role models because they are so "cool" (presented as such) and "tough" (due to the innate lack of masculine values in white societies after the social revolutions against the old orders and the defeat of fascisms), the rappers themselves become rich and famous, etc... that creates status and those men become the Alpha role model, thus you have a generation of whiggers and coal-burners. Such phenomena never happened centuries ago in the south during slavery because blacks were slaves with no status and no positive racial mythos surrounding them.

>>11886417
single digit shitcoin

At this point an affordable GPU just for vidya in time for Christmas would count as a gain

>>11070345
AAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHG

FUCK FUCK FUCK

MARINES, SHOTS FIRED!! I REPEAT: SHOTS FIRED

>>11031607

I don't think $5 but it'll probably be at Ripple's marketcap

>>11030337
ChainLink will succeed be a success

>>11027980
>>11027980

Holo is the hosting platform. Firefox will be built on Holochain, where as anon said, will likely act as a node and most certainly after access to some sort of dApp store.

Transactions on the chain: 3000 per day

That's about 2 transactions per minute currently. Fucking noootthhhiing. How does vechain plan to scale? Using PoA? Who owns the nodes then?

Why can't you sell VTHO?

1) Marxism

2) Rejection of nuclear power

3) Over use of antibiotics

This list is actually accurate and not /pol/ tier faggotry made to satisfy incels.

>>10876731
He is absolutely right!
Here in Brazil CP is illegal and drugs are legal to use.
In Argentina CP is legal but drugs are not.

Homicide rate:
Brazil: 30 Homicides per 100.000 people
Argentina 6 homicides per 100.000 people

>>10857195

Pretty nice to get your job back imo

>make your passport
>cash out some money
>go to Germany or any non-american tax heaven
>talk to a lawyer and get a permit to live in the country
>cash out paying as little tax as possible (Germany has ZERO tax policy when it comes to profit on Crypto)
>???
Profit

He WAS a rapper who got 50cent'd but didn't survive

XXXTentation

It's better to cry in a Lambo than in a Pinto

I almost admire vechain's ability to scam. They really did their homework. When one scam dissapates, another one takes it's place. They used all the classics too.

>timing the ICO on a bullrun when people are least suspicious
>implying they are chinacoin or "connected"
>implying they are Western by reaching out to small Western companies (DNV GL is a small company)
>implying they are international by having a presence in Singapore
>evolving from a supply chain to a platform to a worldwide financial system
>shill armies on reddit and telegram suppressing discussion
>listing yourself on one exchange
>partnering with a wash trading site to pump your volume
>creating tokenomics that force people to hold or buy preset amounts
>creating a news cycle by manufacturing your own (medium)
>cult of personality (Sunny Lu)
>contests, airdrops, and giveaways
>"stealing" ICOs when most are failures
>taking code and repurposing it as your own work
>absurdly long whitepapers and financial "reporting" riddled with jargon meant to confuse people that are impossible to verify
>changing the rules and parameters as you go
>hype marketing (CCK and CREAM)
>constantly implying thing are happening tomorrow, or next week

And finally, when all else fails (it has)... take your millions and buy back in to pump the price.

That's the scam today. Notice they're already implying "China" is going to buy VTHO at a premium to save da children. When no such deal exists, much less even discussed

I almost admire vechain's ability to scam. They really did their homework. When one scam dissapates, another one takes it's place. They used all the classics too.

>timing the ICO on a bullrun when people are least suspicious
>implying they are chinacoin or "connected"
>implying they are Western by reaching out to small Western companies (DNV GL is a small company)
>implying they are international by having a presence in Singapore
>evolving from a supply chain to a platform to a worldwide financial system
>shill armies on reddit and telegram suppressing discussion
>listing yourself on one exchange
>partnering with a wash trading site to pump your volume
>creating tokenomics that force people to hold or buy preset amounts
>creating a news cycle by manufacturing your own (medium)
>cult of personality (Sunny Lu)
>contests, airdrops, and giveaways
>"stealing" ICOs when most are failures
>taking code and repurposing it as your own work
>absurdly long whitepapers and financial "reporting" riddled with jargon meant to confuse people that are impossible to verify
>changing the rules and parameters as you go
>hype marketing (CCK and CREAM)
>constantly implying thing are happening tomorrow, or next week

And finally, when all else fails (it has)... take your millions and buy back in to pump the price.

That's the scam today. Notice they're already implying "China" is going to buy VTHO at a premium to save da children. When no such deal exists, much less even discussed

I almost admire vechain's ability to scam. They really did their homework. When one scam dissapates, another one takes it's place. They used all the classics too.

>timing the ICO on a bullrun when people are least suspicious
>implying they are chinacoin or "connected"
>implying they are Western by reaching out to small Western companies (DNV GL is a small company)
>implying they are international by having a presence in Singapore
>evolving from a supply chain to a platform to a worldwide financial system
>shill armies on reddit and telegram suppressing discussion
>listing yourself on one exchange
>partnering with a wash trading site to pump your volume
>creating tokenomics that force people to hold or buy preset amounts
>creating a news cycle by manufacturing your own (medium)
>cult of personality (Sunny Lu)
>contests, airdrops, and giveaways
>"stealing" ICOs when most are failures
>taking code and repurposing it as your own work
>absurdly long whitepapers and financial "reporting" riddled with jargon meant to confuse people that are impossible to verify
>changing the rules and parameters as you go
>hype marketing (CCK and CREAM)
>constantly implying thing are happening tomorrow, or next week

And finally, when all else fails (it has)... take your millions and buy back in to pump the price.

That's the scam today. Notice they're already implying "China" is going to buy VTHO at a premium to save da children. When no such deal exists, much less even discussed

Which day would happen first?

Financial instituions collapse leaving fiat unviable?

Or the internet ceasing to work, countries banning internet traffic in and out (fuck your laws, Amerifats), making crypto useless?

>>10445556
the price actions says all you need to know. grid will never happen.