/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>6424702
why did Steem gain traction when there's Reddit? Because it let's you monetize your connections. Personal connections/networks, advocacy (liking, sharing etc) and content are an absolute goldmine in todays world, and believe you me, Zuck is happy to collect the checks while people are simply happy with their imaginary internet points. What Steem and Matchpool do is monetize those imaginary feelgood points in a way that the data/content you create is yours and you get rewarded for it.

I'll say it again, professional networks especially have absolutely fucking _huge_ value and Matchpool will let you monetize them, along with many, many other things.

Reported for doxxing and saged.

>Shit name
Stellar Lumens? What the heck does that even mean? Pick one name.
>That dumb rocket ship
It's neither sexy nor trustworthy. Get rid of it. This isn't some silly app.

A new name and logo would work wonders for XLM. Time will whether they take my advice.

>>5952971
What makes Monero special and gives it value is that it's one of the coin that is actually used in DMNs. If it starts fluctuating and bloating, it will become too volatile to be used as a currency, and it will start to encounter the same delays and fees issues as Bitcoin. That would cause it to stop being used, and would take away what made it stand out compared to newer, more technically advanced privacy coins. That's why I have trouble bringing myself to put money in it as an investment. If I'm wrong about any of this, I'd be glad if some anon could explain me why since I do like Monero, I just have a hard time seeing how it could jump in value while staying useful.

>>5698954
I see your new here

Disclaimer that i've never tried this and im not even sure that it would work. There are bots that create massive spoof buy orders on gdax deep in the order book and then pull them once the price gets close. My idea is create a similar sized buy offer at a lower price in the order book, then do a buy order that purchases everything up to and including the bot's offer. Hypothysis is that the bot will freak out and dump the coins for a loss, as it was never actually intending to purchases them, and guess who they sell to? That right you, and your lower buy offer. So essentialy you can sell the coins to the bot for a high price and buy them back at a lower price. Problem is this market is kind of teetering on the edge and creating massive buys and sells could trigger a price move.

Can I withdrawal tokens like Bounty0x or FunFair to my regular Ethereum address, although it does not show up on Jaxx?

Everyone should know by now that McAfee's daily coin shills are paid commercials for PnDs. But what does that tell you about the quality of the coin, when you have to pay someone to get you a PnD. Sure, he makes it good for a quick PnD, but after that, what is their long-term outlook?

tldr: All of McAfee's shills are shit for long term and should be avoided after the PnD

>>5115784
Who the fuck knows since on top of being the Korean national blockchain, nobody knows how many of the circulating coins are being burned due to the ETH bullrun / KYC refund fiasco, thus jacking up the coin price in relation to the market cap. My guess would be that the number of circulating coins is going to be somewhere in the 150M range and marketcap in the 300-500M range initially. But really if you look at this with any sensible scope, it should be a top 10 blockchain before EOY2018.

>>5051365

>You are not a depreciating asset in comparison to women over time - whilst you focus on self-improvement and financial self-sufficiency you're an appreciating one.

>There's an endless supply of young women, the ideal ratio is half your age plus seven.

So yes, focus on improving your situation first - and listen to the whole series of the Black Phillip Show to ensure you have properly understood what these creatures are.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPq7CyHqQ2I

Or you will fuck this up.

>>4940386
>>4940520

1. Yes it will increase volatility.
2. HODL or profit from that volatility until $22-23k.

What's going to happen:

1. The FUD is it'll tank.
2. They're going to pump on Bitstamp, GDAX, itBit and Kraken once CME opens.
>http://www.cmegroup.com/media-room/press-releases/2017/12/01/cme_group_self-certifiesbitcoinfuturestolaunchdec18.html

Why:

1.1. If it shits the bed they answer.
1.2. If not, it looks less suspect once their shorts come in.

What happens next:

3. They tank it then go long.
4. Accumulate.

Why:

3.1. Because they're scorpions.
4.1. Increase share of something they missed - which they did miss.

For the first time in my life, I bought 20 whole bitcoins on Feb 10th this year.
>@ $993

Sold everything on Dec 7th
>$17, 192

$343,840 - $19,860 = $323,980
It's going to be a very good Christmas this year.

HODL YOUR CATS OR BE FOREVER WOJACKED

>>4729425
Honestly if you are going to get a bachelors at some point. Maybe start at a community college before going to a real deal university. The saving alone are worth it, but I may be biased cause the one I went to was just simply an awesome school. Can't really say the same about every one.

Good Luck man. Shit really is a journey once you get out of High School. Just remember you will trip. You will fall, but everytime you do you can just get right back up and keep going. Best wishes. - Mr. FUD

>>4723170
These types of people aren't larping. Everyone was saying that Link wouldn't become a real value because so many /biz/ members hold it.
This is the anon/lambo correction happening before you.

>>4420127
BCH is like that little scrawny kid who thinks he's hot shit and flexes his nonexistent muscles and talks shit every chance he gets to you although you've got 5 inches and 50 pounds on him and could KTFO him any time you want, but who's mom is friends with your mom so you just sort of have to put up with it for the time being... you know that cunt who always dies a miserable death in movies when justice gets served? - That's what BCH is.

> Be me
> Have $5,000(~$4000 burger bucks)
> Want to start a small investment portfolio.

Should I diversify with smaller penny stocks? Bonds? Mutual Funds?

I'm new to this but want this money to go far, but not sure exactly what to do with it?

What do, Pol?

>>3814967
You don't have to buy your LINK there if you don't want to you fucking asp. Just fucking vote or go fuck yourself.

>>3814454
We're at the dip. Buy now and feel good after Sibos.

>>3759885
2018 will be the year crypto goes mainstream. See: https://globalhalo.com/ for more in depth reasons on why.

35B is absolutely doable. You are investing in one of the fastest growing instruments this planet has ever seen. Congrats.

>>3699251
Moneyskelly doesn't know shit about money, which is pretty ironic.

Saying oracles aren't worth 32M is like saying APIs aren't worth 32M.

Without oracles, the ETH network is just a self perpetuating pyramid scheme machine. With oracles it become NET 3.0. This is not an "added value" to ETH in a linear way, but an exponential improvement. It raises the usefulness of the network by several factors.

>oracle problems brooooo

wow op you are worse than hysterical catladies shucking and jiving about invisible russian collusion on cnn or north korea happeningfags who think every time lord juche farts a skykang gets dispatched lmao kys my man

Also: Do not buy in before reading the whitepaper and studying the purpose and applications of ChainLink. Otherwise you'll be putting your money on something the potential of which you don't understand, selling your bags like an idiot at 5x, slowing down the moon for us with not-retarded hands and killing yourself at 150x.

Do your fucking research, buy and hold. Once LINK is above $10 a pop you have my permission to liquidate as much as you need to buy that lambo you've been stuttering on and on about...