/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58431048
>Capitalism is only the system based on capital.
theres this archaic system known as a palace economy, the western system is very, very similar, except the palace has only been abstracted into inflationary currency, when they give new money to their friends, the wealth comes from you

>>58431120
>The West will lose this war.
lets consult the novel about the Ukrainian gene-engineered super soldiers and western bioweapons labs the russian state duma has quoted in official context

>>58431044
My sister in law just signed a 7 year auto loan for a used car with 30k miles.
The debt problem needs to be handled, it's getting absurd. It's only a matter of time before generational loans are a common thing in this country.
>>58430947
This is true too. As long as we have central banks that always prop up a rugged system, the system will always be rigged and find news ways to extract wealth from people. Even if we are poor and homeless, they will find a way to extract more from us.
I worked for a tech company that provided software for restaurants. The amount of bloat they sold these restaurants was insane. Whole software packages with 5-6 figure yearly fees that were ultimately passed into the consumer, all to help order napkins more efficiently or monitor asparagus sales. You think delivery people asking for $20/he are why you're burger costs more? It's not just that. It's because everyone has their hand out for some vapor ware service. Everyone is getting milked and the average person ultimately pays the price.

>>58431060
Keep sucking your bosses dick dimwit
Why is reading comprehension lacking with people like this?
I swear you idiots act like we only have capitalism or communism or that our economies aren’t a mixture of many different systems
It’s not sports teams dumbass
>>58431122
Not the only system
Only a system
Fucking retard

>>58431137
>Fucking retard
you're the retard here, you completely misinterpret whats being communicated

token investing is so 2021 bobo, the hip new genz skibiditoilet ultra rizz move is buying launches on pinksale and selling for profit
>image totes unrelated im just gooning

>>58430797
getting fed up waiting for LRDS tokens to go public, i need to short a shitcoin on base to make a little profit
t. daytrader

>>58430794
they will never find out, OP
i have a registered business selling shit and i mostly accept cash and buy online swapping between SSNC and ETH, i have been underreporting what I actually earn and they can't do jackshit because they can't prove it otherwise
plus, i get all the credit and tax benefits

i'll tell them i'm your sugar daddy if you start paying me

>>58430794
>hey 4chan can you help me commit a felony?

>>58430776
and where is this information coming from?

>>58430776
Lel that gif

>>58430776
>it costs $100k to mine bitcoin
to mine one bitcoin? to mine one block? to buy an asic? to buy enough hardware to break electric cost? what the fuck does that mean you gay bear

>>58430759
so buy or sell chainlink?

Shor's Algorithm

1. Implications for Cryptography: The ability to run Shor’s Algorithm at scale would pose significant risks to current cryptographic standards. This makes the development of quantum-resistant cryptography even more critical. Blockchain networks, including those interacting with Chainlink, would need to adopt these new standards to secure their transactions and data integrity.

2. Verification and Trust: One of the advantages of Chainlink is its ability to verify and ensure the trustworthiness of the computations done through its network. When integrating quantum computations, maintaining this level of verification and trust will be crucial, especially given the potential impacts of errors or malicious activities in quantum calculations.

Conclusion

If Chainlink or similar networks manage to integrate quantum computing resources effectively, they could enable a form of global decentralized computation that includes running algorithms like Shor’s. However, this development would need to be matched by advances in cryptographic security and regulatory frameworks to manage the powerful capabilities of quantum computing responsibly. The prospect of combining cutting-edge technology across different fields to potentially revolutionize how we handle data, computation, and security in a decentralized manner is fascinating, but should be approached with caution. Funnily enough, our current advancements are being spearheaded by individuals who lack the one thing needed for all our sakes: wisdom.

chainlink baaaaad

>>58430746
>If it can run for a decade without problems
your absurd house prices are very much a result of low interest rates.
As for who benefits from high interest rates: people who have already accumulated wealth.

>>58430746
>who benefits from high rates?
It’s the fuvking banks. They make more profit on every loan.
High rates increase profit margins for bankers
Simple as

>>58430746
ill put it in words you can understand. raising interest rates is the finishing move for their greed.
1. print (borrow) money from your friends, your friend can just create the money
2. buy anything you want, preferably stuff normal people don't buy like planes, land and commodities
3. once people catch on (inflation is basically the normal man figuring this out) claim that there is X crisis and that is causing the inflation
4. keep printing until inflation gets to around 10%, past this point you get runaway inflation as the price of normal goods requires people to borrow creating more inflation (a lot worse than step 1 because they buy normal stuff like bread)
5. claim there is a major inflation crisis because normal people are borrowing too much because of step 3 crisis.
6. start raising interest rates to make it impossible for normals to borrow, at this point your assets have gone up in price so much you can sell them and repay your friends (hence the market crash) and keep a profit. at the same time you can tell normals that there is a bullrun coming to give you liquidity to sell.

also do not raise wages, this way your businesses can sell products at an inflated price while normals are forced to work at a discount.

rince and repeat.

>he actually thinks that crypto is "the future of money"

>>58430767
it could be if people cared about more than money

No.

>>58430767
maybe? i mean, if after years things like retardio can still give me more than my salary then it's something to consider, it's an option for now

>>58430791
>i don't hodl because i just buy the first launch on >pinksale and sell inmediately for a quick x2
>no i dont even hold these tokens
>what the fuck even is a decentralized future
>of course we're not the same you're a (3 day ban)

>>58430725
Would be pretty sweet if this could break ATH again.

Is it true that BAPU supports inclusivity for different types of folks and spaces?

>>58430859
Never

>>58430725
I got a suicide stack that I never sold. Bought at 10k a while back

>>58430901
Based. Got a bag.

>>58430729
>There are Cardano devs?
They told me they were cardano devs at a conference. They looked like incels so I believe them.

>>58430763
That's not true there is sunday swap and they are getting EVM soon.

>>58430814
>and they are getting EVM soon
they lost

There's a reason why it's a ghostchain. It's fundamentally broken

>>58430814
whats the volume on sundae swap? The whole l1 is nothing but smoke and mirrors, and the snake oilsman himself, hoskinson.

>>58430663

>>58430583
I prefer the whole
>buy 2 get the 3rd one 1/2 off

>>58430583
>you'll get help paying off your student loans

>>58430583
In most retail environments, yes. For groceries, no, since it just represents a flat discount and you can just buy one item at proportionate discount.

>>58431135
>So there is it anon, there's information your best tool.

USELESS ADVICE HERE, YOU BETTER LISTEN TO THE CHADS OP NOT THIS FUCKERS

>>58430586
>This is literally the difference between successful people and losers.

based truth

>>58430577
cold feet in bro go to thailand just a knife and try to survive and make it back to america in 30 days.

>>58430577
you can also try some self help books.

>>58431174
self help book are for pussies....

>>58430566
>>58430566
>How much would a free energy device be worth if an inventor brought it to market without being suicided?

I've thought about that.
Assuming that anyone could avoid dying with proper security measures, I wouldn't care about this aspect. Just don't travel to Saudi Arabia, Brazil, Russia, Nigeria, Venezuela, etc.
As for the business model: your company makes this electricity generator and holds undisputable intellectual property over it. You take care of industrial secrets properly and centralizes production in a few facilites. You secure funding for your expanding production without compromising your control over the company. Vertical integration for the production of your generator is also a must, so your supplies can't sell to China.
Assuming that your hold over the technology is tight, your best model is to sell energy directly to transmission companies and charge 1¢ for the kw/h. The whole world consumed around 600 000 000 terajoules of energy in 2021, which is 166 666 666 666 666.7 kw/h. That is $ 1,66 trillion for 1¢ per kw/h. The actual revenues for the first 10 years would be much less than that, as total electrification is likely impossible and there are several countries which subsidize electricity to a lower price or just wouldn't allow for a foreign entity to generate all their electricity.
You install and run these generators and sell the electricity to the utilities companies and they charge whatever they want for it. You might want to invest heavily in electrical equipment for eletrification of places like India and Africa and battery technology.
It would radically change the world economy, yes. It's basically abundant energy. You'd become the most hated person in the world, too.

You could also license it another company and charge half a cent per kw/h generated from your generators, but that's inviting backstabbing.

>>58430732

See nuclear energy. One country made it, everyone else copied it or stole it.

Same thing will happen to any new energy source. All we need is just a confirmation that it can be done. Today with the Internet, knowledge and technology is copied very fast, gets stolen faster.

>>58430712
how could it ever work - youd need more energy to extract hydrogen etc from the water than youd ever get out of it - same with gravitational devices like a hydrodam unless you already have gravity doing the work for you by living on a river etc. There is no free lunch here.

>>58430712
no its because his car was just inefficient junk, where the electricity for hydrolysis might aswell power the motor in the first place

>>58430712
Exactly and everyone has known this shit for decades
The amount of people who have improved energy consumption and disappeared before their inventions could be monetized and sold to the public is crazy. The news has done countless reports on these things. Tesla was literally able to draw energy from the air 100 years ago

>>58430563
and even if you're not religious, how tf do you explain the Mandelbrot set?
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandelbrot_set

Am I just insane here?

There are real patterns in the universe and we can prove it mathematically.

And this shit is finance and investing related too, because there could be patterns that could predict everything!

It's actually frightening, in my opinion. This shit is happening.
This is the world we exist in.

>>58430573
maybe this is a test.
if I use this knowledge selfishly, then I could become extremely rich, but instead I should share this knowledge to anyone who will listen. Will anyone listen? You heathens won't listen. Everyone is so cynical. I can lead a horse to water but I can't make it drink.
>Romans 12:2

>>58430563
you're actually right because Jesus understood that money means nothing in the end

>>58430593
that's interesting. everything eventually ends, though. What matters most, then, in your opinion?

>>58430597
Attaining the Kingdom of God, that's where you invest.

Matthew 6:19 Lay not up to yourselves treasures on earth: where the rust, and moth consume, and where thieves break through and steal.
20 But lay up to yourselves treasures in heaven: where neither the rust nor moth doth consume, and where thieves do not break through, nor steal.
21 For where thy treasure is, there is thy heart also.

Me. Whenever I am sleep deprived (which is now, 4 hours of sleep), it crabs/dumps. Whenever I am well rested (8-10 hours sleep), it FUCKING SENDS. Conditions apply, I have to have sold for it to pump and must be sleeping during the pump. I must have bought for it to dump other wise it crabs. It MUST crab when im awake.

>>58430547
Hey Stan here and I'm one of the dev whistle blowers of the JAI (J. artificial intelligence) that controls your specific simulation. Lucky you, huh? I just wanted to be 'bad' today and let you know - you're right. That's your simulation. It's just some users messing around, don't worry though. I'm going to make sure things change for you - just trust me.
Stan out.

>>58430549
Thanks stan. Im going all in on LTC and going to bed. If it doesnt dump I will be very happy.

>>58430558
I was fired. You're on your own. GL unit 92033423

>>58430568
Go fuck yourself then