/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22432292
BUY $YEET
oh shit no it was tvt I had to shill, shit

>>12558460
because it's not a blockchain, you moron. Jesus fucking christ.
This is the first and last spoonfeeding you'll get from me.
https://medium.com/holochain/hashgraph-vs-holochain-eb38d7dc1f8a
You can either read it, DYOR more and buy the dip or you can fuck off and keep holding your shitcoins. Just stop replying to me and try to win this virtual battle so you can feel better. Use that time more productively instead.
Seriously dude, you're misinformed as fuck and you keep repeating retarded FUD that you've heard on /biz/, but it's fucking obvious that you didn't spend even 1 hour researching this.
Sometimes not everyone is stupid and you're the only smart one. Sometimes you're the stupid one but your ego doesn't let you see that. Unironically this is your only chance in life to be just a little bit self-aware, realize you're dumb, DYOR and actually get in before this shit goes into the billions. I'm not even trying to shill to you cause you and your rupees don't matter in the grand scheme of things, just trying to make you realize how fucked you are if you keep being retarded.

Gotta fuck off now. Just remember this post 1-2 years from now and KYS if you're still as stupid then as you are today. Good luck!

>>12416494
1. Is Link just a /biz/ meme?
Yes, maybe, nobody knows anymore.

2. Is the Oracle problem a real problem?
Technically yes, but on the other hand the world did just fine without oracles.

3. Is Link the solution to the oracle problem?
Meh, maybe. It's way too early to tell. Something better could come along.

4. Will I make money if I invest in it?
It depends. Deluded linkies seem to think that it would be used as the backbone for shit like SWIFT or Bloomberg. If that were to happen it could make you very rich. The likelihood of that happening in the next 10 years though is slightly above 0.
On the other hand having a "solution" for the oracle problem could pave the way for new revenue generating businesses, kinda like how the internet gave birth to many companies today. This could also give you decent returns on your investment on the condition that you wait long enough and Link is indeed the solution for the oracle problem.

5. Is it a scam?
Most likely no, cause it would be a shitty scam if indeed it was.

6. Does Sergey hold 65-70% of the supply and will dump on /biz/ neets when the shit gets real?
You'll have to make up your own mind on this one. For me it's the main reason I stay out of it. People already lose their shit about Satoshi's 1 million BTC. If those coins were to move I can only imagine the pink wojaks. Satoshi's 1 million BTC represent less than 10% of the supply.

7. Should you buy link?
DYOR and listen to your instincts.

>>11803071
honestly I don't even care if it's the bottom or not. Whale alert shows most whales have already sent their BTC from exchanges to their wallets. If it's good enough for them it's good enough for me. Not gonna pretend I'm smarter than the whales that move more money in 1 transaction than most normies earn in a lifetime and actually try to predict the bottom. This is good enough.

>>11794665

I took a nasty loss on Canopy Rivers. I was certain it would have one solid bull trap before going bearish so I averaged down pretty hard on it. Instead it dropped down, had a whole 5 tradings hour worth of bull trappy momentum, then dumped further and flatlined. This is the exact scenario that can wreck my trading strategy. I can make money, or at least break even, going up or down but I need volatility above and below the trend to do it.

With Canopy Rivers I sold at considerable loss in order to free up funds to pursue other trades. If Rivers does go bullish in future I'll re-enter, maybe lower maybe higher doesn't matter.

I'm in college right now and I'm done in 2020.
I'll drop out if I make it and live as a NEET, if I don't I'll have to actually work and try investing in stocks instead.

Hey guys we all just need a good laugh. Lets go back to a better time. When XVG Was the Future....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMVYFPEbLVo

>>10316814
done.
see ya in 10 years, anon.

I thinks HK50 bottom is 27999
Unbreechable support

How do I move from HODLING to swing trading?
>Invest in crypto
>Shit goes up
>Sell and tether
>Repeat
?

>>9845631
doing god's work, Moon

>>9673427
Yeah, that's my thinking too. Biz is 99% of the time a big shithole, but there are legit people here. I made most of my money by paying attention to ICO shills that died after 5 replies or low profile coins that got fudded to death. I'm pretty sure there are many lurkers here that pay attention to these discussions and then start researching shit. Even though it might seem we're just fighting with retards in vain, these threads might actually be informative for some lurkers.

>>9476006
>I want to sell based purely upon performance but I want to hold based upon everything else. If a project as good as ARK can't eventually succeed then crypto really is a speculative bubble.

this x100

I'll give ARK a chance until we have V2, VM and Push Button Blockchains. If by that time it's not in top 10, I'll sell everything and reconsider my investment strategy. Probably gonna lurk /biz/ and buy whatever it's shilled that week and sell for 30-50% profit. Repeat ad infinitum or until I get justed or have enough to make it.

>>9332082
Almost the same here. I bought at ICO. It was less than 10% of my portfolio back then and now it's 58%. At this point I'm not even sure if going all in will make a difference.

>>6521833
same here, but there's a price for this, anon
I feel nothing even when my gains are x10-x20
I thought it would be different. I thought there will be this feeling of making it, some kind of euphoria, but it's not. There's only a slight sense of comfy, but that's it.

The fucking memes were right: "I didn't see gains until I was already a man, by then it was nothing to me but numbers"

1. Can someone explain ARK delegates from the technical perspective? Are these like 51 guys with computers in their basement? Are they running some sort of supercomputers? Who the fuck are these people and how can they keep the network running if there's so few of them?

2. Why only 51 (or even 100)? Isn't BTC backed by thousands of insane mining farms and it's still slow as shit. Can this even be called decentralized?

3. Can I fuck the entire network if I find who the delegates are and raid their homes?

please explain this to a brainlet. thank you

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