/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55395036
Let's be honest, most "innovative billionaires advancing society" were really just coping with their initial beta status and rejection from women. Part of what drove them to innovate was their beta status. If Bill Gates, Elon Musk, or Jeff Bezos looked like the guy on the right in their initial spawn, I guarantee they wouldn't have done anything with their intelligence and would have been perfectly content enjoying their luck of the draw.

In that sense, you could say that it is actually the ruthless standards of women that drive society forward, without which most men would have no motivation to do anything beyond fuck.

Why do tokens with actual utility and use for the future like GRT, HBAR and LINK perform so poorly?

Is it just a case of waiting patiently until mass adoption happens?

>>30400044
Expand your horizons with a little xBTC.

>>29458698
>"Someone of your intellect."

If you have a lot of liquidity on Uniswap for a popular Ethereum token, move it over to Pangolin so your share of the liquidity can get 100% of the fees instead of whatever crap rate you have on Uniswap. Sure, there might not be a PNG pool incentive for that pair, but isn't getting 100% of fees a good incentive? Yes, people will trade it as long as it's a popular token and you provide enough liquidity for a good rate. Examples of some popular coins that are listed on Pangolin but don't have any liquidity providers yet:
OCEAN
SNX
STA
BAT
OMG
countless others
etc.

I only recommend you doing this if you have over $50k in liquidity to offer, otherwise the fees might deter traders away.

https://app.pangolin.exchange/#/create/AVAX

>>28619719
>This shit will be the price of uni
High IQ.
This shit has higher TVL than UNI with smaller circulating supply. And it's ranked fucking #80. It is the most undervalued coin in the Top 100, unequivocally.

>>28382631

anons, besides sex, is there a better feeling than selling the top of a pump and dump?

>>28265597
>You realize that as soon as central banks raise interest rates all those things will crash in price?

Yes.
This guy gets it. As I have been saying.
A basis point rise to .25 will crash the entire economy in a few months. The truly rich will still own their debt-free assets/companies/houses, the speculators will be completely wiped out (and their assets will be sold off to the rich for pennies on the dollar) and the average joe with 10k in BTC and robinhood will lose everything. The dollar will be saved.
It will be 2008 all over again, which is what they want. The average person is impoverished, the average speculator loses everything, and the really rich get another go at buying foreclosed houses for $10k and selling them a decade later for $400k.
Prepare you anus.

>>28263926
*Ahem*
ATTENTION EVERYONE.
I have some very important analysis to share.
I have a PhD in economics from St.Gallen so you will want to read this.

The Federal Reserve has lied about every single thing they were planning on doing in the past 20 years
>"hey guys go all in on margin we promise we won't raise rates :^)
A basis point rise to .25 will crash the entire economy in a few months. The truly rich will still own their debt-free assets/companies/houses, the speculators will be completely wiped out (and their assets will be sold off to the rich for pennies on the dollar) and the average joe with 10k in BTC and robinhood will lose everything. The dollar will be saved.

It will be 2008 all over again, which is what they want. The average person is impoverished, the average speculator loses everything, and the really rich get another go at buying forecloses houses for $10k and selling them a decade later for $400k.
It will be less bad in their eyes than hyperinflation, and all other currencies will crash relative to the dollar. Companies will go bankrupt, sure, but most will be able to carry on just fine, especially with government bailouts from the newly-appreciated dollar.

They will do some monetary magic with all the bonds held by the federal reserve, but those never need to really be paid back, so the government doesn't have to care about the interest payments. When a mass of bonds are owned by the Fed, it will make financial sense to increase interest rates.

Prepare your anus.

I have a PhD in economics from St.Gallen and I am here to warn you.

The Federal Reserve has lied about every single thing they were planning on doing in the past 20 years
>"hey guys go all in on margin we promise we won't raise rates :^)
A basis point rise to .25 will crash the entire economy in a few months. The truly rich will still own their debt-free assets/companies/houses, the speculators will be completely wiped out (and their assets will be sold off to the rich for pennies on the dollar) and the average joe with 10k in BTC and robinhood will lose everything. The dollar will be saved.

It will be 2008 all over again, which is what they want. The average person is impoverished, the average speculator loses everything, and the really rich get another go at buying forecloses houses for $10k and selling them a decade later for $400k.
It will be less bad in their eyes than hyperinflation, and all other currencies will crash relative to the dollar. Companies will go bankrupt, sure, but most wull be able to carry on just fine, especially with government bailouts from the newly-appreciated dollar.

They will do some monetary magic with all the bonds held by the federal reserve, but those never need to really be paid back, so the government doesn't have to care about the interest payments. When a mass of bonds are owned by the Fed, it will make financial sense to increase interest rates.

>>28047549
No, you are the cancerous type of NPC faggot who thinks every pump is associated with some sort of news event. Technicals drive everything, and this chart is an analyst's wet dream. I'm not going to spoon feed you too much, faggot

give your 2030 price predictions.

BTC : 40000k
ETH : 30k

Bump. As usual, /biz/ midwits will ignore until it's too late. You retards will FOMO in at $20 lmfao

Crypto to crypto trades in the US are taxed as if you went Crypto > USD > Crypto. So anyone who's holding BTC would be retarded to trade it for anything before January 1st because the moment they do that would create a big tax liability, especially if they bought this year since it would be short term capital gains. However, anybody who has a loss in alts compared to their cost basis would be smart to sell out of it before the end of the year in order to be able to deduct it.

This artificial selling pressure would be removed exactly on January 1st.

you fell for the /pol/ meme

>find the safest investment there is
>go all in on max leverage possible
>big returns on minimal volatility

Bought link at $5.89 and panic sold it at $5.63

AMA

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I’m convinced every bear on this page actually wishes bitcoin would crash again just so they could buy some. Not today stupid bears!!! Bitcoin is going to go up!!!

>>18289179

Check this out, central banks, doctors, and engineers all hate me for my crazy money making crypto schemes.

>buy crypto at a fair market value today
>never ever sell until it’s above the value you purchased for

You’re lucky I’m feeling generous today kid. You’ll be just fine if you follow my big dick power plays

>>17882043
>tfw you placed puts on SPXS for third2nd derivative gains. Put the puters anon.