/biz/ - Business & Finance

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>>11021456
>Whats an NPC?

>>10984319

It’s not even a forced me. It actually mindblowing to think 75% of the population is an NPC

>>10802016
it's far worse
the absolute worst thing is when you click something because you have genuine question about hoping to find an answer but it's all just plays on words
LIKE IT'S FUNNY OR SOMETHING

>>10669255

all the time, everywhere
zombie movies might have something to them

>>10304319

>>9784257

>>9371151
soulless norman detected

Shill me a masternode, /biz/

glad to see some people with similar experiences that i've had. trying to help normies is a big mistake, they actually resent you for trying to help them. they take offence and think you must believe there's something wrong with them

luckily i met a couple of really nice people so im not so lonely in my life but if your around normies and you possess some self awareness its tough.

>>9204190

they are npcs
the world is not as you were taught it was
most "people" do not have souls, and merely exist on biological programming

>>8841695
You can convert through their KYC if you contact their community manager (however if you are american you can't because of some legal thing in the US, the whole thing will remain open for 6 months).

Once you pass the whole process you have basically access to an account converting the NET you send to it in NIM automatically.

If you can't pass the KYC and have NET just wait for the mainnet, there will most likely be a ton of people doing arbitrage on the NET/NIM value, some guy already talked about a bot on their discord.

tl;dr: you can but you are not forced

>Finding the Interesting threads
The average /biz/ poster is not really different from most public forums users: he is intellectually lazy, easily trolled and attracted to the most provocative or mundane low effort threads, these often have just one picture or sentence written to generate the most emotional responses, in short it’s a bit like a fly attracted to shit.
The other thing /biz/ poster like is to discuss during 200 messages his own coin (he bought late), everyday, during 1 entire month. 90% of the time the said coin already had an important increase in value during the last weeks, good examples are XRB or VEN these days but it used to be NEO or OMG in the past, generally these are a good indicators of the « bag holding rate » and you should stay away from it.

With that in mind you should have an opposite behavior to find the interesting threads, generally they are:
the threads about coins you never heard of (even if it’s just a logo) or you just saw for the first time in the catalog
- the threads with lots of text in the OP
- the thread about coins you haven’t seen posted in a while
- the thread with no or very few replies
- the threads about news
- the market discussion
On average there are 6-12 of these for 100-200 threads, the rest being spam from linkies, overall shitpost and anecdotal discussions.

is that sub reddit a /biz/ parody? please tell me it is

>>7791600

pic related

you encountered some NPC's, and when they were incapable of processing the information they received from you, they overloaded

This can't be real. This is NPCs running amok, soulless humans caught in a cycle of insanity and feeding off of each other.

See attached image. They have went off the rails and this is what happens.

>>6342621

Because they are NPC's

see pic for basic gestalt

>>3285444
>Early adopters bought BTC at $600 or lower. Nobody getting into crypto now is an early adopter, that's how fast it goes.

Kek.
W R O N G
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We are NOWHERE NEAR close an early majority so that means we are still in the early adopter phase at the very maximum.

If we should compare cryptos to smartphone then the first Iphone isn't even out.
Normies have no clue about how using cryptocurrencies and no clue about what is the blockchain, it's like internet to the people in the early 90s: it is very vague for them and they don't really understand, they know it exists but they don't grasp its essence.

The main responsible is that it's an extremely tedious and unfriendly process to buy AND spend cryptos, sure people here got but it is because they are either NEET spending their entire days doing nothing on internet or they are nerds or they are people who are thirsty for gains.

You all have a distorted view because you spend a large part of you free time in this but for the rest of the world it's still chinese, there are probably less than 20 millions crypto owners in the world on a 7 billions world population:
https://hankyulpark.wordpress.com/2017/03/24/how-many-people-in-the-world-own-bitcoin-or-ethereum/

Statistically we are still in the innovator phase.

>>1696886
How can you formulate a plan when you haven't even considered what you want to do? What makes you different than anyone else? I could suggest shit but it's too broad. You need to cross off what you won't do first.