/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21741869

Incoming pump. Buy now or get stuck with a shitty entry point.

>>20400044
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>>20400188
SHUT THE FRONT DOOR!

Sell your LINK now! Before it's too late!

>>19852346
>42 why do people make fun of schizo here
Because they’re afraid
The funny thing with modern boys is their biggest fear is to be called (((crazy))) so they limit themselves mentally.
We once had a job at a mental institution doing consulting for the retrofits of their mechanical systems and when people in the office were asked to do a site walkthrough, a bunch of the lads we’re genuinely afraid of going (I guess they know on a limbic level that certain mental illnesses are indeed contagious).
It always struck me as funny that they don’t realize cunt-trees (countries) have always been open air mental asylums and when the patients get uppity they hypnotize them into war to cull the numbers.
That’s what is coming by the way. A great culling and a great harvest for the reaper.
When I speak the truth, the boys with weak zens are quick to call crazy out of their fundamental fear.
As for me, their calls where they accuse me of being crazy wash off me. I know they’re deluded, so I don’t take anything they say about me personally unless it’s a threat.

>>19804541
When the output of a transaction is used as the input of another transaction, it must be spent in its entirety. Sometimes the coin value of the output is higher than what the user wishes to pay. In this case, the client generates a new Bitcoin address, and sends the difference back to this address. This is known as change.

a 10.89 BTC previously unspent output was spent by the client. 10 BTC was the payment amount, and 0.89 BTC was the amount of change returned. The client can't spend just 10.00 BTC out of a 10.89 BTC payment anymore than a person can spend $1 out of a $20 bill. The entire 10.89 BTC unspent output became the input of this new transaction and in the process produced are two new unspent outputs which have a combined value of 10.89 BTC. The 10.89 BTC is now "spent" and effectively destroyed because the network will prevent it from ever being spent again. Those unspent outputs can now become inputs for future transactions.

In this transaction, the fee is 0 but if there was a tx fee paid it would be the difference between the inputs and the outputs. (i.e. 10.89 BTC input and a 10.88 BTC output = 0.01 BTC fee).

The wallet file contains the private keys for change addresses, and they can receive and send coins normally. However, the GUI in the default client does not display them in the address book, therefore a recommendation is to backup wallet.dat every 50 transactions.

>>19773412
Klaus talked about it recently

https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/06/now-is-the-time-for-a-great-reset/

https://youtu.be/T0fBxKyJCGY

>>19740568
>you probably get put on some kind of list if you score above 130.
Yeah it’s called holding over at least 1000 link tokens

>>19579651
Best part is the chainlink plaid shirt he’s wearing in that skit hahaha

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>>19459284
This will be the ultimate fud stage

Ok, he's clearly trying to say something here. What could this mean?

>>19321575
>they've probably manufactured a 3500x singularity for political reasons

>>19287733
>I'm curious what you think of the XRP new-world-order folks?
XRP is a shitcoin that I don’t give a fuck about.

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>>19272112
Holding link changes you
Not everyone takes well to the transformation. Only the select few will be capable of ascending.
>pic related.

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