/biz/ - Business & Finance

> bitcoin whales not selling. will just sit on their btc stack enjoying monthly 5% gains from etf inflows
> etf killed 4 year cycle being dead and no rotation into alts
> retail are all poor
> cant onramp more thank 5k from bank to cex without getting flagged

ngl i feel like this cycle is going to be the most cannibalistic pvp shit we ever saw

>hedge funds buy thing, then hype up THING and then rugpull all the late investors who bought thing because of the fake hype

>>56372654
That reminds me
>in music college, kicking ass. Way ahead of my peers
>when I arrived, apparently I booted an upperclassmen out of his band seat and got him placed in the lower retard band
>this made him seethe and hate my guts (didn't even know)
>see him at an event, he's talking about a guy who overdosed on pills and died a few years ago in the music program
>say, in passing, out of hand, "He sounds like a real character"
>he takes it the complete wrong way, even though that was meant as a compliment
>he complains to all the senior leadership in the music fraternity and gets me kicked out of the rush
>dig around for answers, everyone tells me "it was Jarrod that told us about what you said"
>for the rest of the year, he acts friendly to my face the entire time
>drop out once I realize this guy has gone to literally every person he could think of and badmouthed me, ruining any chance I had at making connections. Every professor, every director, all of them
So, in short, I paid $12,000 to get seethed at for an entire year by a retard who can't play his instrument and got kicked out of the music fraternity because he was looking for even one little slip-up that he could use to screw me over. I sometimes wish the duel-to-the-death system was still in place so I could have set that limp wristed faggot in his place.

>>56367600
You guys made a thread just to assuage fears over a 3.7% drop over two weeks? Seriously? Get a grip. TOAD baggies like me endure 3.5% every single day. Grow a pair

> "Stars Arena, an iteration of FriendTech, offers tokens for purchase, granting access to individual chat rooms. These tokens typically follow a bonding curve, increasing in price as more users acquire them. Transaction fees on such platforms are relatively high, with FriendTech imposing a 10% fee on each transaction, divided between the app and the platform’s owner."

with each cycle, the greater fool funnel gets more sophisticated and structured. even now we see the coins that pump are those that are being shilled on xitter or telegram by large accounts.

the final stage appearing now is to make the social-app itself the crypto and only by invitation or by purchasing a certain amount of shitcoins can you participate in the casino.

>>56195540
This one is 4.5 months old and is a $7M market cap stable coin. It would have rugged already if it were a scam.

> its 6am again