/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12932925
>>12932850
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>>12932225
you will never get your money back crypto kiddies

>>12280538
thank god i saw this thread in time. i almost didnt make it

BRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAP

HAVE YOU BEEN PRACTICING YOUR SINGING?

I WON'T GIVE YOU A TIP IF YOU DON'T SING

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHIlRy_Hmmg

>>12022280
they asked so much because youre fat

>>11384511
i was too lazy to get my ledger out of the safe

All markets are cyclical.

Just went all in at 6080. I'm gonna be a new bitcoin millionaire at 20k. Cap this.

Who else buying the dip and comfy AF?

The market is cyclical guys. Both positive and negative sentiments come and go with a flip of a switch. Remember the run from 7k to 19k? NO ONE expected that; especially on this board as bitcoin was absolutely lambasted by baseless FUD.

Long live Bitcoin.

>>6819086
>mfw xlm is going to be $1.50 in 5 hours

Just received around 2 million dollars in inheritance monies. Bought 95 BTCs at 9900. Transferring to Binance now. I want to all-in on one coin. What should I buy, faggots? Shill me hard. I'm not buying any at ATH, so shill me post-ath dips or pre-pump.

breakout right after I posted this. I am a god.

WHO HERE >100k XLMs HERE?

Why are you still poor? Im going to help you guys out.

all in!! bitbean the future with lighting network!!!

>>5972576
KUCOIN

LMAOOO ETH WONT GET THERE FOR DAYS

also i hope everyone understands how fragile our position is right now?

look at how thin the volume is. look at how little it takes to spike down 10 cents.

we can be at 70 cents in 15 minutes.. it wouldn't take much at all. just herding sheep over the cliff.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaa. kidding. Very comfy with my 200k sats bought in at 5000. Won't sell till $5

If innovation and security are what investors want from an upcoming ICO, the Intex token sale just might deliver on all fronts. The Oslo, Norway listed company bills the deal as the maiden asset-backed token sale, with plans to offer digital coins that can be exchanged for physical assets including Intex's metal reserves comprised of iron ore and nickel ore. Intex partnered with Harmonychain for the upcoming ICO, a blockchain-driven tech play with pending distributed ledger technology patents. The ICO is expected to unfold sometime after Jan. 1, 2018.

The upcoming ICO could attract hedge fund traders who are interested in hedging with iron ore or nickel ore. Other investors may simply want to hold an asset-backed cryptocurrency, which removes some of the risk from the cryptocurrency equation given the the tokens are backed by underlying physical assets. As long as investors believe Intex will continue to produce metal, they have some security that other cryptocurrencies leave out. The funds raised from the Intex ICO provide interest-free financing to the company based on future production.

>this kills the bitcoin
>this kills the ripple
>this kills the ethereum
>this kills the bitcoin cash
>this kills all the non-asset backed cryptos

IRON is the future /biz/, you heard it here first.

>>5747896
lol. The sell wall is them cashing out of a coin they don't believe in that they bought earlier than you (who do believe in it).

Why do you guys come up with all these strange conspiracy theories? Oftentimes when I'm acting a sell wall it's because I bought in at intervals at very low points and now I'm handing over my bags to someone else.

A sell wall is a huge bag hand-off.

>>5722158
>mfw I say that about almost every single coin.

>mfw I'm the 51ETH sellwall.

Most likely back down to 2k in the next few weeks.