/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25876722
You aren't a really good physicist then. Or you shouldn't have skipped engineering classes.
Although I suspect you're just LARPing. You might also use reddit.

>>25450714
>>25451455
Dude, just stop. The rolls royce pump and dump is not going to happen, no matter how much you shill it here. The market cap is too big: even if you do convince some tretards here, it will not move the market.
You're just embarrassing yourself.

I love how these projects only get shilled after they've already pumped

>>20589917
>$1000 eoy
>2018

>The entire market shits the bed
>"Lmao, Xcoin just dropped 20%. I told you this project was a scam"

>sold 75% of all my alts half a week ago, foreseeing a BTC rally
>it happens
>none of the coins I sold have tanked enough to justify a rebuy yet

Well, that sure was fucking nothing

I've been bag holding since 3.2k.

>>2527012

It doesn't work.
Even with snapshot peers activated, peer numbers always stay under 30 (and under 15 most of the time), so warp never activates and I'm stuck with 0-6 blocks per second.

Ichimoku is a meme and doesn't work for cryptos.

>Finish every day a couple thousand euros richer
>This is accomplished by making common sense decisions
>And barely risky leaps here and there
>This keeps happening for others
>Literally hundreds of thousands of fiat currency ammassed by individuals
>But it doesn't come from customers
>There is no service
>No product
>All the gains come from speculators dumber or unluckier than you
>Trading Tokens for non-existent and incomplete services for which there is no completion in sight and that would work better without crypto as their currency anyway

Anyone else /ennui/ in here? It just feels...so empty.
Mind you, I'm not saying I'm feeling "guilty" or anything for stealing for people dumber than me. I just feel like...I'm producing nothing. And neither are they.
People often joke about brokers and bankers making their living out of trading air, but this is on a whole new level

There is currently NO coin on the whole alt market that has an actual service connected to it that's used by people and in which the currency is actually used to buy services or products
Not a single one

How does receiving the tokens work?
I set up an automatic transaction from Parity, but where are the tokens going to be sent?
The wallet is clearly an ETH one, and it's not like MEW where it just automatically stores all kinds of tokens, is it?

>>2136457

Not having to ask for money like a filthy beggar at the first trouble from every friend and coworker, for starters.
I see happening it all the time. People buy retarded shit with their money, they're like children with no control over their own actions, and they live like they only need to be in the green at the end of the month, like the windfall comes every single month, so you might as well spend every single cent you have, right?

Then they get sick. Their car breaks down. The oven catches fire. They need to go home to visit their sick grandma. Literally ANYTHING happens, as it often does in life, and all of a sudden they're fucking leeches preying onto everyone around them.

Because they didn't save a cent, because if at the end of the month they had $100 leftover, their thought wasn't "Here it goes into savings", they thought "Let's see what I can buy with $100 before the month ends".
Normies are so bad with money that something as basic as putting your excess into a fucking bank is considered "Business advice" and doing it makes you "A very money-savvy person", instead of being fucking common sense.

I think the highest proof that the cryptomarket is a joke is how a coin with an actual solid market value and real world use got fucking destroyed by a one hour downtime, and is crippled without hope of returning upwards because the market is controlled by insecure NEETs playing gambler with their tendies money.

>>2060919

I think starting a business for the sake of a business is a fine recipe for failure.
Any successful business starts as a guy doing a thing, and doing it so well that they begin having too much work to do, so they hire a guy.
And then another one.
And another one.
Until there's enough people under the first guy that they need an office and a tax returns form.

But businesses started by young starry-eyed 2017 yuppies are doomed to failure, simply because whatever you want to do, every fucking one and their dog is already doing it better than you are.

Grow organically or don't do it at all, unless you have funds to mantain your business at a loss until it takes off (if ever) in half a decade's time