/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16368211
>Is staking gonna be sick?
I think it depends on the market when it launches. If we're in bull with BTC at ATH, I bet ETH goes nuts. If it launched tomorrow I wouldn't be as excited. Maybe I'm wrong though
>>16368181
I stack ETH and it's one of the few I'll suggest irl. It needs cheaper TX to handle defi but I'm not worried at the pace of crypto's scaling. I'm glad everyone else is though

>>16246340
or 2021, but it will probably pop earlier than most.
>>16246332
WAU on Waves, bro
>>16246960
>if you barely have any money i would recommend just putting what you can into high risk shit coins.
>why not just buy lotto tickets
always keep at least 50% BTC, you guys all drank the kool-aid in 2017 and turned off your computers.
>>16248117
I like these 2 a lot

(OP) needs BTC, ETH, LTC, XMR, BNB, LINK, BAT to post and not be laughed at here.
Smart people realize they won't pick winners 100% of the time. Also an asset can crash at anytime for crazy reasons.

Don't buy into winner take all crypto, none of them can do it all. The open source nature of this space see's it take steps forward together and have less monopolies. Watch how competition drives these products though.

>>15705290
BTC and this board taught me to save, bought me rental property and a website that earn income. I quit from 3 years of DCA BTC with $50 in a shitcoin here and there after my BTC grew

>>15468179
we're getting close to alts vs BTC bottom. 2021 is alt season, after the halving

When I hear Bitcoin doesn't have a use case I know these people don't know anything about central bank hyper-inflation and scarcity.

https://themerkle.com/venezuelan-company-paying-employees-in-bitcoin-gets-shut-down/

They can't take your well hidden BTC but they can get your company
>"To make matters worse, the company CEO was forced to “voluntarily” sign over the company to the state. This was done to ensure he would not face jail time for paying employees in Bitcoin, which is not an official cryptocurrency in Venezuela. It is evident that incidents like these highlight the dire nature of cryptocurrency in Venezuela. Anyone trying to bend the law in their favor – even if they aren’t doing anything illegal on paper – will be subjected to governmental scrutiny sooner or later. "

>>15418282
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYsWwqTdvNQ