/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30161246
what the hell is she doing?

>>30079597
how am I putting people at risk if they already have the vaccine?

>bank seizes all my bitcoin because I was overdue on student loans

I've been here off and on since the early 2000s and I still don't know what the point of /r9k/ was

>>24407610
Name one stock that isn't a meme

>>24310193
>fake internet money

You do not get to insult shit by calling it "Internet X" or "Internet Y" anymore. I'll shit on your grave, Boomer.

Why stop something that gives you semi passive income? Like attend once a month, do a 30 minute presentation you've done 300+ times and what, earn a potential $500M/mo? Who the fuck would want to stop that?

>title
kys faggot, you're not getting any upvotes here

>>23678707
>gets chinknance deal (probably 200M united states dollars)
>damn that's a lot of pesos
>no need to work again living in pinoyland
>no exit scam, just underdeliver so they can call their project as a "failure" and not taint their nanes as criminals
>chinknance still wins because they have the code (they're not even hiding it, see the chink card they "suddenly" now offer)

>every faggot in every thread calling a $5 Link bottom

Explain your rationale.

>If you are a pussy do it 4 ways and add a USD stablecoin.
>posts RSV, a stablecoin

Do you even know what the fuck you're shilling, op?

>We

How did Qoomers not collectively kill themselves after Sessions got fired? The one linchpin in their idiot narrative, gone.

Oh yeah, because cults always double-down on their failed predictions. Especially cults inhabited solely by sclerotic, dementia-ridden Boomers. Medical technology advanced too fast to keep these cunts alive so long.

What is it that makes different types of people gravitate to different crypto projects?

It's obvious that questions of tech have nothing to do with it; people fall into different crypto "communities" as a function of personality and temperament, of "identity". So what in particular makes the different "identities" in crypto subcultures so potently felt?

>>20413225
Yes you do

>>19465803
This

What is it that makes different types of people gravitate to different crypto projects?

It's obvious that questions of tech have nothing to do with it; people fall into different crypto "communities" as a function of personality and temperament, of "identity". So what in particular makes the different "identities" in crypto subcultures so potently felt?

Say I'm a fucking loser who's looking forward to making $30 grand a year at best. How is any of this house leverage shit supposed to work for me?

What is it that makes different types of people gravitate to different crypto projects?

It's obvious that questions of tech have nothing to do with it; people fall into different crypto "communities" as a function of personality and temperament, of "identity". So what in particular makes the different "identities" in crypto subcultures so potently felt? What makes Nano the ledditor coin and Chainlink the /biz/raeli coin? What makes Twitter normies flock to XRP and neurotic faggots to BSV?

>>16484657
>>16484667
>BSV has a reason to exist

To host such killer apps as Bitstagram.