/biz/ - Business & Finance

I have unironically dedicated 12-16 hours a day, every day for the past 18 months to crypto. Name a fucking white paper and I've read it 3 times. The LINK whitepaper? I've printed that it and keep that shit by my bedside.
The first few months I only used to go outside to get groceries. But now I just order the groceries online and have them delivered.

You faggots probably think I'm joking, but I haven't seen daylight in 3 weeks because all the blinds are always covered. I'm 29 but I look 45. The little hair I have left is gray. And if I ever went camping, I wouldn't need a sleeping bag, because my body could probably fit into one of the bags underneath my eyes.

And worst of all? I've actually made it. I'm worth more than my parents made throughout their entire lives, but I choose to live like this. Crypto has become a fucking drug at this point. And LINK is only making it worse, because I'm so fucking sure that it'll succeed.

>>8021896
Newfags lack the intuition to differentiate between pajeet shilling, discord group shilling and /biz/ shilling.

The only projects that has really gone through the /oldbiz/ level of autistic technological scrutiny and passed, which of course happened before /biz/ was invaded by hordes of literal retards in December, were;
>Ethereum
>Dash [lol, but still profitable]
>Monero
>Antshares [NEO, for newfags]
>Digibyte [lol]
>OmiseGo
>ChainLink

Those are the ones /oldbiz/ as a whole has stood behind and vouched for. Everything else is either pajeets, discord groups or individual /biz/raelis having their individual beliefs.

Believe it or not, /biz/ actually used to be a small board where threads would easily last 48 hours, and where people put their heads together in order to gain an advantage over normies, and ensure that we all made it together. And we did, for the most part. It wasn't at all like it is now, where everyone's trying to push their own shitcoin-bags on their fellow /biz/raelis with zero technological justification.

The only remnants from /oldbiz/ that are still in their infancy are ChainLink and OmiseGo. Tech-wise ChainLink has an advantage [disregarding Plasma, as it's not part of OmiseGo itself], but OmiseGo began their marketing campaign straight away, whereas ChainLink still has that ace up their sleeve, hence the OmiseGo marketcap has grown faster than ChainLink. Whereas one would expect ChainLink to grow faster than OmiseGo, and most likely grow to a semi-similar marketcap once ChainLink launches their marketing campaign.

>>8014808
psst

Remember to repeat this to yourself every day >>8014466