/biz/ - Business & Finance

>buy 1,000,000 barrels for -30
>instantly have 30 million dollars
>burn all the oil

You're welcome.

convince me not to swing link

Should I risk 1 eth in this?

>>10316199
We just cant seem to break 7.5k

Anyone take out a personal loan to buy crypto? I have good credit and rates are cheap, and crypto is bottoming out, IMO. Thinking of taking 25k out, repaying over 24 months, and buying a shitload of ETH and NANO.

>>10153559
it's not gonna happen if you arnt fit either, or if you don't run game/socialize like a motherfucker to experiment with what works and what doesn't.

but again, set achievable goals. then escalate.

>>10068606
I bought LTC at $3.89 last year and I suffered all through 2017 where it nearly broke $100 and then crashed back to $30. I remember when $80 LTC was just the most insane thing I'd ever seen and beyond my wildest dreams. Hell I had watched LTC literally wick down to $0.01 in late 2016.

And here you are... thinking $79 LTC is a steal. You are a fucking idiot my friend.

Can someone break down to me what's going on with these instagram thot "models"?

Take the girl in the pic, she's a normal looking girl, attractive, but she's NOT A MODEL at all. She isn't stunning or breath taking, she doesn't make me feel any kind of emotion like high fashion models might, she's just a slightly above average looking girl who is thin instead of a typical amerifat, which isn't really an accomplishment.

Could it be that these women are not models, but pornstar-lites? The only reason they get attention is by revealing their bodies in scantily clad outfits. They're basically whores for online attention from beta males. They disgust me.

No fap thread?

That's cute.

Trips decide the price of Bitcoin tomorrow when I wake up.

>>8002763
Anon, thank you kindly sir.
Have one more as an expression of my gratification.

>>7863762
what age do you get a life, op?

>>7773250
>in your office
kek, enjoy wagecucking normie newfag

>>7574863
feels good because you haven't felt love before. But we're telling you this: it won't last. Get out after a few more pumps, you will find someone better anon

>>7542677
I somewhat agree here. I certainly like to see that it is struggling to break 8k downwards, however, from a more fundamental perspective, I think we need a lower downside to build a solid foundation to really take off from.
None of all the recent FUD has necessarily been addressed, maybe with the exception of the pretty positive SEC hearing.
This whole tether thing needs to explode sooner or later, and until it does, I don't think btc will have the force to rise with strength.

>>7519833
also stop thinking like a huge faggot OP, you are either the predator or prey no one's going to give a shit about you when you're downtrodden and poor. Be rich and ignore every one else. Go take a look at leddit and you'll see how the crypto-sceptical comments get the most upvotes. Well not for long, they will hold our bags in 2020. So grow some fucking balls pussy

>>7420639
thanks. 40% of my portfolio is in DBC. got in at .24, held all the way to .60 and down to .08. not selling

>Bitcoin is “as good as useless” and has no future as a tradeable currency says Emil Oldenburg, the co-founder and CTO of bitcoin.com, one of the world’s largest bitcoin websites.
>Oldenburg has sold his bitcoins and believes others will do the same when they realize how illiquid the market is.
>He says bitcoin’s drawbacks are high fees and transaction lead times a heated topic of discussion in the community today and resistance to change from people running the old bitcoin network.
While buying, selling or trading bitcoin is not an issue today, Oldenburg says, problems surface when bitcoin transactions are recorded on the blockchain, the digital ledger that records each transaction.

There’s only a limited amount of transactions per second you can make in the bitcoin network, which in part depends on the “block size” of the memory that store the transactions on the blockchain. This bottleneck makes for a highly risky and illiquid cryptocurrency, Oldenburg says, adding that “the old bitcoin network is as good as unusable.”

The reason why bitcoin holders haven’t understood these risks, according to Oldenburg, is because most have so far only bought the cryptocurrency but never sold or traded with them.

“As soon as people realize that this is how it works, they will start to sell,” he says to Breakit.
Even though these “up to 12-hour transaction lead times” (when moving bitcoin to and from exchanges) could be adressed, Oldenburg sees no signs of change, because the currency is purportedly being run by the ”old” bitcoin network, the members of which he calls “fanatical bitcoin talibans”.

”[They] want things this way. They see bitcoin as a digital gold and a technical experiment, as opposed to something you can actually use.”

The foreign exchange market is not much dierent from trading crypto?

Binance registrations are open again!
Let's get a ref train going, lower fees for you!

https://www.bin
ance.com/?
ref
=18190109

Just select all and ctrl+v into the address bar

Also, tanlines are hot

7000sat the new floor for icx? just put a buy order for 6900. Will it pass through?

>>6590132
no liberals on biz, please. you guys are destined to slave for your progressive megacorps like facebook while they put out Beyonce memes for you to say YAAAS to. you dont deserve to be rich

>>6584161
easy $400, and im being conservative

13k DBC here, whats a safe estimate this stack will be worth by Q2? honest answers only, have a qt waifu for your time desu