/biz/ - Business & Finance

Winter boom, summer doom. Since 2021, when crypto has become normie. People go outside, sell for their holidays, etc. Its been good for 3 years now to sell in march and slurp in summer, and for altcoins surely it will be this year aswell.
>but there are no normies
Reminder, if you have a girlfriend or a wife you are already normie, but there are also normies without them.
CT is ful normie, while calling others normies lol...
Remember when the sister of Zuckerberg made the WAGMI song, how retarded that already was since make it used to be getting woman or beeing able to get a family both of which she had already.
So in short, embrace the cycle, i think im going leverage long with size in a few months.

This is not gonna end well

>>58387555
checked

Could apu be set to be the best preforming asset of all time?

>that dip got eaten like it was nothing

I saw the first bread three days ago, didn't buy and now i'm priced out, it is over

All free, non stake online poker games are rigged so players will buy more literally worthless chips. The winners are usually decided before the game even starts.
I am pretty sure if I get a bit good at it I can profit off of drunk boomers in vegas.

>>57491850
Gamble and debtmaxx until you can't get any more lines of credit.

>>57080005

A swiss based coin with solid partnerships and real world usecases. Can be expected to give great returns since adoption is excelerating and price has been dumped to the ground by VC:s and vesting unlocks, which are now behind. It was launched on bear market so thats the reason for prior poor price performance.

>>56740843
>Why does biz always miss the early Big pumps
because nu-biz is set up to fool newfags like you, if you want actual alpha go to twitter. this board isn't what it used to be

anon will lie to you and fool you on purpose on /biz/, u fuckin idiot. they will fud you out of good coins and promote bad ones, just for lulz. leave this place. it's only for dumb newfags and oldfags who derive sadistic pleasure out of playing games with the new and naive

inverse h&s
no sneedback

>>56316144
All breadcrumbs, mainnet beta releases, and newer revelations about big banks/SWIFT aside, normies are now linkpilled in a way which is materially new (and significant). Something that hasn't been discussed very much in the wake of Sibos and SmartCon is that Chainlink has successfully rebranded in the eyes of normies from a one-of-many DeFi price feed service to a cutting edge data services company that works with the biggest financial institutions in the world. Sergey's media blitz between these two events gave normie influencers a peek behind the curtain and it has set them straight in a way which we have not seen before. Watch the Bankless episode with Sergey. Chainlink's monopoly on data services within blockchain, the significance of Chainlink's composable DONs compared to the relative simplicity and limitation intrinsic within blockchains, the stark reality and significance of SWIFT/DTCC chomping at the bit for Chainlink, but maybe above all their own ignorance of the very infrastructure their industry relies on have all been revealed to normies in a way that makes them look really really bad (and they know it).

My swedish friend told me he took student loans while still living at home and having some substantial savings and investments.
He took out about $800 in loans every month, and while doing so they also get a grant around like $300 which they don't have to pay back.
Their interest rate on the loans is 0,59% and he's committed to only paying back the bare minimum every month.
He even said that we was looking into taking summer courses at the university during his vacation just to squeeze out even more student loans, but wasn't clear on the details and whether or not he needs approval from his employer (something in the swedish "vacation law" that the time off is to be recreational).
Sounds pretty based for a socialist hell hole.

Is there any reason not to buy into ETH instead of BTC? Realistically it seems more likely to outperform BTC

>>55555555
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No.

up only now

>>55370901
Will be very interested to see if this guy ends up being a prankster bully who manages to thread the needle and successfully punk Sergey or if he ends up being a brown manlet who gets mogged by Sergey and then triangle choked by WEF plainclothes agents.

>>54641283
>Is he saying that chainlink DONs are better and more efficient than blockchains?
Are you saying they aren't?

Google "Adam Smith: Wealth of Nations". Its a new release from this rising economist about our current macro economic prospects in near future. Very good read. Highly recommended.

Going to buy more if this dips. What is the apy for staking?

T. Bought 15k around 6 cents

>>53473997

>>53330746
This.
>>53330652
Most of these hucksters were just using Chainlink price feeds anyways, that was the extent of the relationship. Chainlink works with thousands of projects and it just so happened to be the case that CeFi specifically was one big ponzi. While Sergey did give some of these people a platform to speak about their products Sergey himself only ever shilled DeFi. He understood that CeFi was only ever useful as an interim step borne out of poor DeFi UI, but unfortunately it couldn't even sustainably play that short term role without imploding.

>>52832119
well atleast his exchange is legit and backed with piles of cash unlike those others

wealthy chinaman > SBF