/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11016253
dajooos

the price of crypto was artificially lowered so that big actors can back their trucks up and scoop up cheap crypto while they await a global collapse?

When will something like that show up?

Getting fed up with ebay which is my only source of income these days.

They have all these sorts of draconian policies in place where they shadowban your listings if you get a case opened against you for any bullshit reason, they wont allow sellers to leave negative feedback for buyers, they force sellers to pay for returns and any reason is OK by them as everything is automated anyways. Scams are rampant with paypal. No customer service etc.

WHY DOESNT ANYONE GIVE THEM COMPETITION?

http://flappening.watch/

you're doing great lad. don't worry as your bitcoins are more valuable than everybody else's.

/pol/ here, why didn't you listen to us about the Jews?
You've just bought fake money with your fake money and now you've lost it all.

How the fuck are Americans getting money they make from crypto into their bank accounts? Through Coinbase? Are there any alternatives?

On a related note, has anyone been fucked with by the IRS for moving money into their bank account?

>>5661553
You will make it, friend. That's 35 beach houses. Some of us may have more, but it's still 35 more than any normalshit will have.

>>3694281
there is no bad time to jump on the LOOP train

No, OP. You send *me* $25, faggot.

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How do you pronounce "siacoin"? "See uh koin" or "She uh koin"?

You need to just literally roleplay that you are the jew. Would a jew buy at that price? Would a jew just sell off at the first dip and take a loss or wait until maximal profit? These are the questions you need to be asking.

>>186407
So, reduce supply until demand increases?
That is like an auto pump and dump coin.

>>181585
no

OKAY OKAY I'LL TELL YOU IT'S 5 MILLION PANDA SHEKELS

Hey /biz/nitches,
I have a question that only you can answer.
I started reading up on personal finance and investing, and while most books were fine in and of themselves there's a lot I wasn't able to do or figure out since I live in Northern Europe and things here just work differently sometimes.
Is there any guide or anything at all written on the topic of personal finance/investing/general money and saving advice aimed at people in the EU (excluding UK)? While I'm generally doing okay with my money, I'd like to start early and not worry later.