/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25292043

>>25048172
this is beyond based and I hope the baker sees fit that we might have a “Goodbye Howey Test, hello XRP Test.” edition
>>25048211
checked

Just threw some floss in the toilet and it landed in the shape of the XRP logo, god of piss confirms 2k eoy

>>21640369
this is good advice, but i have to add that TA in crypto is barely useful, use it with confidence only when markets are stable.
also, keep in mind that when you're investing long-term, especially in tokens like link, you're not exactly investing in the success of the company and product behind it. sergey has even said that token price doesn't matter to him, and it really doesn't because their success or failure won't affect you, the token holder, proportionally. so when you're investing long-term into any project that seems promising, the main thing you need to take into consideration is how others will speculate the coin/token's price in the future based on the progress of the company/product underneath because that's the what affects price most.
also, following hype is a legitimate strategy to make big gains in crypto. follow projects, and when they moon, look for the native tokens of their competitors and do some research and invest if you see fit.
a perfect example of this is how link went from ~$0.30 to $16 in 3 years, but their competitors like BAND and TRB, made insane moves in a matter of months due to people thinking the same way by following the hype. BAND went from $0.30 to $18 in 4 months all because of the hype around LINK and people wanting to get in on a competitor knowing others would too, at a smaller market cap, giving it a lot of room to move up.
it's all a game of speculation. educated speculation and understanding what other investors in crypto are doing are going to make you lots of $
good luck OP

>>21588917
yeah having good credit is so shameful
so shameful that i'd rather have bad credit and never be able to own a home because i don't have $800,000 in cash to buy it out right
i'd literally rather live out on the street than try to keep my credit up so i can have a normal life since i wasn't born a millionaire and didn't hit it big yet
this guy's logic is flawless, i'm done paying my mortgage today and i'm taking my wife and we're going to live under a bridge with bad credit and we're gonna take that metaphorical "good bank slave" badge off and toss it in our metaphorical garbage can that used to be in our real home

>The real gainz
>the shitloads of cash from buying link under $0.30 and literally never selling
so really, unrealized gainz

Just got coinbase pro, is there a waiting period on usdc? Deposited 4k from my bank account to coinbase, go to transfer it and coinbase pro says I only have 330 dollars available? What?

>>20922658
literally every crypto is a scam. these guys are fighting against a hitpiece with a pump and dump. the dump will come from those who realize enough are on board to try and liquidate this position of someone/a company they don't know/don't care about.
it's hilarious how retarded the people in the cryptospace truly are.
still, i do feel bad for these people. imagine believing in something so much that you're willing to blindly pump up the price of something to try to fuck over a short position a person or group of people took against it only to probably get dumped on by the organizers and opportunists.
that being said, i do hope they at least pump and not dump too hard because as i said, i do feel bad for these people. they're being asked to spend $200 a piece, a price most of these young kids can't afford to lose.
anyway, hope it works out for you all, and if not, it's not the end of the world. let it be a lesson whether it works out or not, if you want to make it, hold and forget about all this nonsense.
just check on the core team's official news every now and then to make sure nothing bad is coming from them and ignore the rest.

>>20728516
btc and eth are exceptions, i'm talking altcoins. come on bruv, all the rest in lets say the top 30 coins only have the m. cap they do because of promises and roadmaps. sure, some have usage (like link) but that's not what drives price. this isn't exclusive to crypto, this is every market in the world my man. markets haven't been rational in a very long time, crypto's no exception.

>>20698563
i stopped fuckin with crypto when i sold all my positions in 2017, super lucky with timing on the buys and sells for the most part
this does seem fairly interesting to me tho, might be a 10x or a complete failure, but i do want to believe. what's the suicide stack on dmg lads?

>>19923741
>curious on thots for or against fappin
I'm not going to pretend that needlessly spilling seed is a good thing
however, it's not a good thing to be without a woman and without release for a long time
everyone is different though, personally I have a lot of testosterone and am a horny sunuvabitch so I'm not the best role model haha

>>17836753
>You trying to say /biz/ aren't normies?
there's a lot more people reading 4chan than are willing to admit

>>17836745
There's still a part of me that suspects that he's Bill Hicks

>>17659754
hmmm, that's not how that works. people pulling money out of the markets aren't getting into an erc-20 token with more volatility than the investments they got out of.
also, smart people got out of their long positions and went short 2 weeks ago.
no offense to link, it's just useless. great ROI for people that got in at ICO prices and under though.
i'm just glad i'm seeing biz talk about actual money, not this garbage anymore.

>>16830403
That happens to me too. So far I take it as merely a coincidence, but if I see a noticeable uptick I am going full schizo and doing some research.

>>16496753
Hallelujah (הַֽלְלוּ־יָֽהּ) has a gematria value of 86, the same as אלהים (Elohim, meaning "God"). The word אלהים appears 680 times in the Tanakh. The first occurrence of 680 in pi is followed by the three digits 661, which is the 11th star number.

The first mention of the word "praise" in the Bible is in the naming of Judah (Gen 29:35), where the phrase "I praise the LORD" (אודה את יהוה) has a gematria value of 443.

443 is the 86th prime number

Within the decimal digits of e, the first occurrence of 443 begins from position 373:

The Gospel of John opens with "In the beginning was the word..." (Joh 1:1).

"the word" (ο λογος) has a numerical value of 443
"word" (λογος) has a gematria value of 373
443 is the 86th prime number
373 is the 74th prime number

The first occurrence of 86 in pi begins from position 74:

The last five psalms (146-150) have become known as the 'Hallelujah Psalms'. The word "Hallelujah" appears twice in each of the five psalms, and is the first and the last word in each. In the Hallelujah Psalms, "Hallelujah" appears:

(146 x 2) + (147 x 2) + (148 x 2) + (149 x 2) + (150 x 2) = 1480
the numerical value of Χριστος (Christ) = 1480

The first occurrence of 1480 in pi is followed by the two digits 86 (Hallelujah):

The 1480th prime number is 12401, and its first occurrence in pi is also followed by the two digits 86 (Hallelujah):

The middle Hallelujah Psalm repeats the phrase "Praise ye the LORD" in its opening verse, albeit the second time with a different Hebrew spelling (Psa 148:1). The full phrase Hallal Yahh, hallal YHWH (הללו יה הללואת יהוה) has a gematria value of 584. The first occurrence of 584 in pi is followed by the two digits 86 (Hallelujah):

https://www.biblegematria.com/number-216.html

>>15865723
>when link moons, save humanity and usher in a order of lifestyle under the teachings of christ?
Faith means nothing without the associated good works
And yeah a new world order is arising and we are on the cusp
Those who actually read books and learn outside of the formal channels will be running the world in the future (but actually)

If you're a wealthy and high up individual, how hard is it not to cheat on your spouse?

>>15661535
Was all in BTC but switched to LINK a couple of months ago. Riding the 4th industrial revolution. If it fails, I'm still young and studying so I'll have that to ride on.

>>15492103
S’true

Anyone want to talk about the current bull trap?

>>15444241
as an addendum to this, the reason why beta faggots don't fuck is because they do the opposite of that story. First they act friendly and nice and then months or even years later they state their intentions to fuck. Imagine how cringey, creepy and hypocritical this seems to a woman. Imagine if you (as a guy) met a guy, hanged out with him for months/years, even thought he was your friend, only to find out later that he was just acting nice to get money from you. You'd tell him to fuck off immediately.

By framing it as: "hey, i'm the asshole that tries to fuck you, but I'm actually gonna act nice around you because you're worth it" actually implies some effort and is somewhat endearing. Obviously the execution matters a lot. It has to be playful, genuine, there must be sexual tension, etc. That's why I said that this is not a magical recipe for fucking, but instead you have to become the guy that can pull that off.

Im involved in the bakkt warehousing. I posted yesterday that btc would fall below 10k and stay there. ama

>>15412400
Mebe