/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>6331962
Your portfolio will be 100k EOY

>>6251887
dude if you need an tutorial on how to buy coins on ED, I can help you with that. Just chill

>>6170670
thats on kucoin sweetheart

>>6120635
you know the difference between crypto and stocks right?

>>5995870
>a giant circle jerk
>the gayest fucking place on the internet
yup, that's reddet. what a fucking shithole. disgusting.

>warm water
>completing tasks
>exchanging smiles
>midgets
>browsing
>fresh air
>nature
among others

My coins also make me feel comfy, but shilling does not. Plz keep thread comfy

>>5758477
>holding till 1% marketshare
>mfw I will be worth 8 figures by then

>>5442504
>gambling mathamatical algorathims

the normies will make us all rich

>>4586419
>1. Do not believe anything you read here.
Most (not all) people here are scammers. They will shill (promote) their coins to you. They will tell you only the good things about their coins.

2. Do not get caught in the hype/fomo (fear of missing out).
Since you're new here, I suggest you to stay away from any moon missions/hype/fomo for the first 2 months. You need to get the feel first. You will see that many 'moon missions' will end up as disasters, people literally lose tens of thousands of $ in those so-called moon missions.

3. DYOR (Do Your Own Research).
Some, maybe only a small group of people here are honest and actually give good advices or hints about what coins that could go big. This is the part where DYOR comes into play.

What should you research?
>The team
If the team doesn't look professional and convincing, don't invest in their project. Google what happened with Confido two weeks ago.

>The market
Projects that aims to tap the market in finance, customer daily products etc are usually successful. Even better if they are partnered with governments, big banks and big companies.

>The market cap
Price does not matter. A $0.40 coin is not necessarily better than a $5 coin. Vice versa. Don't think that "hey this coin is only 40 cent a piece. This is a steal!" No. It doesn't work like that.

The smaller the market cap, the better, yes. Because that means a bigger room for potential growth. But small market cap also doesn't mean shit if the team or the project is shit. DYOR!

That's all I can tell you for now. Enjoy the adventure and may prosperity come to you, anon.

>>4491474
As we both know, the crypto market is uncertain. I will not say "Hey buy this and you will get x3 gain by next month" because I truly don't know what's gonna happen.

But considering the quality of the team and their product which has already been used, I can say that I'm optimistic HST can hit minimum $1 by EOY (this is my personal opinion).

>>4491611
Of course you'll ask that, after the confido disaster. You can check the team on their website horizonstate.com and do join the telegram t.me/horizonstate they are very active and helpful in the telegram.

>>4491656
I also bought high at 0.0008 ETH which I thought was the floor (it once hit 0.0012 ETH). But we're in good hands, anon. This isn't some random useless shitcoin. As soon as they announce the partnerships and binance, our patience will be rewarded.

>>4432671
Anytime, mate! Join the telegram for more discussion: t.me/horizonstate

>>4422826
>governments don't give a shit about secure / easy voting systems

Could be true. But govt do cares about cutting costs, anon. It's not about sophisticated technology etc, it's about money.

Using HST costs them less money than the conventional voting system. And that's a good enough reason/incentive for govt to use HST.

Another reason would be voters participation. When the govt uses a transparent, un-hackable voting system, the voters will also have incentive to go cast their vote, since they know that the election can't be cheated.

>>4401738
shh, I'm still accumulating

>>4349037
>>4349057
calm down pajeet, I'm sure core deposited the 100 sats into your shill account

>mfw block is consistently one of the lowest volume coins in the top 100, literally nobody knows about
>mfw when blocknet is the king of decentralized exchanges, nobody else comes even close
If you're holding block now, you're a winner

>>2911228
it seems most people on this board are so low IQ that they actually went all in on BTC just to get BCC, so they won't have any liquid with which to buy the dip

funnily enough, any profit they make by dumping BCC will pale in comparison to the potential profit they missed by not selling BTC right now

>>2410065
>tfw you didn't buy into this shit


based russian hackers

finally made a waves account just for your nigger coin OP, please and thanks

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>>2327318
It's a trap. Do not buy. We are definitely NOT going to the moon on this ark.

>mfw I get my lambo after all the weak-handed normies panic-sell ETH and I BUY THE DIP

>>2026493
Just thought of a bright side for all the people here hating themselves for missing the boat.

I know of one guy who was easily a bitcoin millionaire, he was telling people about them when they were worth well under a dollar, and he was collecting them like crazy selling people in-game items for bitcoin back when they were like $5 each (he ran an emulated EQ server)

Anyway, while we are all sitting here living as poor folks who missed a golden opportunity, he actually seized the opportunity...but then died before it exploded. So y'know, missing the boat sucks, but hopping on the boat then dying before it reaches its destination would be worse, right?

JUST WENT ALL IN

MOON IMMINENT

>NAK

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