/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>6656481

In your dreams, nigger

It's already up 100%

>>3814788
I call bullshit. I received half the coins with twice the COSS.

Still a good payout, but give us real numbers OP. There's no need to LARP with this great coin, the poorfags will come to us on their own.

>>3762850
>Ford is a failure because they're not making 95% of the vehicles on the planet.

The market is expanding. No shit Bitcoin no longer holds the overwhelming majority.

Literally kys.

>>3530602
>diamond backed crypto
>diamond prices are literally pulled out of thin air by the De Beers cartel

Why would you ever consider this?

>>3524122
Oh yeah, Kraken. Don't use it personally, so add those to the fiat conversion list. However, those coins also tanked with BTC. But at least Dash seems to be taking off again.

>>3524172
>Included ETH as example of fiat pair
>no matter what you want or how much sense it makes, ETH still follows BTC trend
no u kys

>tether
>"dude it's totally backed by real dollar lmao" coin
>literally buying into this

>>3456331
You would you NEET muppet. I assure you the WiFi works just as well.

>>3377237
Whales are playing whale games. They're waking up and throwing down 85 BTC of OMG in anticipation of the conference today. Hold tight fuckers.

>>3376502
Better than the 4% you were posting yesterday faggot.

Not considering selling until we hit another exchange, and even then it's a coin flip.

>>3375601
I'm invested in IOC, but $20? I could see that in a year. Don't think that's the timeframe you're thinking of.

>>3178235
Smart money doesn't look for the chalk outline on the sidewalk pointing towards the leprechaun's gold. Smart money looks for the professional team and the product that fills an under-served niche.

This is neither.

>>3170362
You're conflating libertarianism with crony capitalism.

It's regulations that are currently strangling innovation. Every single level of government needs its cut before you can lay cable. First you need a survey, then you need to pay the county in order to dig or connect to poles, then you've got to pay the extra taxes to the state for utility usage, then you've got to pay for lobbyists in Washington to combat the congressmen already bought by the big utilities, etc etc.

Besides, my example was never about strangling innovation, it was about the general public's ability to communicate ideas without having to first pass through the temple gates of the media empires. Fuck off with your nonsensical rambling.

Due to some fantastic wave-riding on my part, it would have to fall below 740 before I lose anything. I'm willing to take the chance. I still think this could be a $1 coin. But if there's not even a glimpse of news by the 15th, I'm moving elsewhere and I'll come back for the upswing.