/biz/ - Business & Finance

>Say something bad about SIGA even ironically
>Get millions of angry (You)s
This can't end well. You're all getting emotionally attached to the position.

>Market is strong?
>Stocks recovering?
>Oh, then I guess you can handle 100 bps then.

>illiquid weekend
>top of range
>eth leading
>flippening cope

you guys cant be serious, it's like you never learn. Sometimes I cant believe how easy it is.

Nice volume.

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NASD-ACK! is going to hit circuit breakers Tuesday isn't it?

>>49608526
We're only just getting started. We'll be spiraling down for at least another 2 months.

PRETTY SPOOKY THIS ALL HAPPENED ON FRIDAY THE 13th HUH?

>>49540273
smg is like 50% bears, 30% oil barons (some cross over where bears are also bullish on oil) and 20% people that still haven't accepted that we're crashing. It'll be a lot fewer pink wojacks here then the rest of biz when all the coins rug at the same time.

>>49524045
amen brother.
>wednesday, chuds. remember.

>>49508156
>I can't deal with this shit...
>This must be capitulation phase.
hahaha the meltup hasn't even started yet dear.

US 10 YR YIELD TODAY. O LAWDIE HE COMIN'

Wake up boys, it's time to do some work.

Turning and turning in the widening gyre
The falcon cannot hear the falconer

>Structurally, the poem is quite simple—the first stanza describes the conditions present in the world (things falling apart, anarchy, etc.), and the second surmises from those conditions that a monstrous Second Coming is about to take place, not of the Jesus we first knew, but of a new messiah, a “rough beast,” the slouching sphinx rousing itself in the desert and lumbering toward Bethlehem.

>>29839650
everyone will see it soon

Hey frens, faggots and discord trannies. I think its over frens. The bears provide very solid evidence. I am selling my REQ, LTO, and BTC bags, this shit, I cant watch anymore. I mean fuck I have over 100k req and I think I may market sell it tonight.

BTC seems to be dumping, I blame celebrities and other factors not letting us get into a hyperbolic mania like 2017. Normal people are buying. Its over.

Maybe after a long hard crash ill try again

>>29755152

clank clank clank clank

rise and shine swans

To some people, fear is greed.
Come on out boys.
Com out and reap the harvest.

>>29711287
only time will tell, but the chances are definitely not 0

WAKEY WAKEY

Now this is epic

ETH 's problem is incredibly simple, so simple that ETH maxis seethe whenever you mention it
Fees aren't the main problem
Decentralisation is.
>It is becoming harder and harder to run a full node on ETH and will become basically impossible for individuals and most corporations
>People and most companies, if ETH is still adopted, will need to trust full node operators that the network is running in a honest and clear manner
>You are trusting a third party to do what you can't do anymore since you can't run a full node
It is therefore not decentralised and cannot be.
This is why BTC is superior, running a full node is exponentially easier and people can verify their own txs for a true trustless decentralised network

Watch as ETH kikes refuse to adress this, call it FUD or try to shit talks to binance because they have no answer to it

Oh and something else, ETH had unironically a centralised group take decisions that affected it (Vitalik), like printing supply
It is also not a non inflationary scarce asset

TL.DR : ETH is a scam and will never be what VItalik says it is