/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>7516570
shoo shoo banker jew

we be at capitulation m8

>>5951489
its trustworthy its just for cucks, should suit you perfectly

>mods insta BTFO those fucking fish pajeets. Good job.
>mfw bazinga faggot keeps spaming since days
really makes you think

>>4720305
you are fucking vile

>>4710011
they've been scamming people in NIHONGOLAND for years mate.
The greatest advantage in gambling lies in not playing at all!

>>4655409
b-b-b-ut why ?

>>4489885
that just looks like he's asking to get fucked, not that he is fucked

Are there any platforms where we can talk freely about cons, scams, psychology, planning, etc for shady shit?

disclaimer: i'm literally fbi

>>4202569
>I'm from Israel

>18 replies from this ID

this is some advanced fudding

ive never seen so much hate for a coin before

>>4010868

muh negativity

>tfw 85% of my holdings are in sia

>>2335707

Poorfag here. Got 2.5k at 219 sats, tell me it was a good decision boys

>>2098861
I would do it but then I have nightmarish fantasies about getting an interview after I've killed myself.

>>1910589
>he has just entered the real world for the first time
meanwhile you're hear shitposting on /biz/

>>1766578
Mfw I went in at 2.70 on Monday and am hoping for a big break after Trumps meeting with Pharma CEOs

Guys, am I the only one who senses a crash coming? It feels like there is some serious shit that's about to happen.

>>1440441
lost $4 on TGD, good riddance.

>>1438270

>Bitcoin by nature is volatile as fuck
>Exchanges never close
>Said exchanges get hacked annually
>This is the same for all cryptos

How do you coiners sleep at night? This is the major (MAJOR) flaw with cryptos. Their vulnerability. All hackemcgee has to do is take his yearly stroll through one of the numerous crypto exchanges, and boom. There goes your life savings. There goes the value of ALL cryptos because BTC is the only gateway between them and fiat currencys. The Fed can't get hacked. The NASDAQ/DOW/NYSE can't get hacked. Fucking Bank of America can't get hacked, but cryptos can.

Alright, heres the deal.

>software engineer, have to start my thesis
>pretty much everything has been done by now
>want to do something fresh and relevant
>professor recommends I do some research instead of a project
>suddenly an idea
>make a website where users can trade rare pepes in exchange of a fake, virtual currency
>keep track of general statistics like nationality, age, sex, education level, etc.
>each pepe is worth as much as the users are willing to pay for it
>creators could be registered as "companies" with a set number of "stocks"
>each pepe would fall into a rarity category to assign them a value (common = penny, semi-rare = a dollar and so on)
>see how it develops

The thing is that I don't know enough about economics to design this yet, can someone recommend a book that covers everything I need to get this idea going?

Would also appreciate your thoughts on this.