/biz/ - Business & Finance

Of course blockchain and other techy shit would be the future. But investing in heavily speculated assets like bitcoin and your shitty asian coins is a terrible idea. The only real use for bitcoin or any crypto is to buy drugs, and most of the price hikes are due to hype and speculation. Also, the price hikes make bitcoin fucking unusable. Why the fuck to people play around with money and invest in cryptos and be suprised when they're broke in 3 months?
Natural selection continues to take its course...

I TOLD YOU retards to cash out everything you made in the year before December 31, 2017, set aside some for taxes and then rebuy on January 1, 2018.

Enjoy being raped by back taxes and payment plans for the next 10 years lmao

>>8109083
I signed up directly at ethersark.com I'm not giving you free money pajeet

>>8103361
Salty as fuck nogamer spotted

>>8102899
>not making money from new eth games
>too stupid to realize this is the latest trend to cash out from since icos were good

>>7990633
I don't give a fuck if it makes money or not. I'm not buying and selling "virtual goods" to buttcoiners

>>7974676
Common sense is reading the player's guide: https://blockonomi.com/etherestates-guide/ and not fudding your fellow biznessmen when they can be collecting rent before the normies pile in. The barrier to entry is low as fuck.

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>>4928784

I'm so glad begging is a bannable offense now.

>>4869713

Lol. I paid a guy a guy on fiverr to spam LAPR sob storries and post a few of my wallets.

He's been doing good job so far.

>>4680124

Lol. It makes me queezy too, but then I realize I bought at $4k unlike you fags and that I'm not poor anymore.

>>4600641

Oh and yeah and fuckers going YOLO on Forex on margin accounts and going "AAAAAAAAAAA" when they got fucked.

Yeah... We needed Red Wojacks back then but they didn't exist.

Ahhh... Forex.

>>4453697

>Thinks that /biz/ as any impact on the crypto currency market
>other than really really shit lower than shit coins that only two people own

>>4401939

The CEO of FedEx was a C student.

PHDs work for him making less money.

>>4401291

$50 dollars to $8K!!!

Where's you god now ICO bag holders?!!!

SHIT WHILE I WAS TYPING THIS $20 to 8K!!! FUCK YOUR SHIT COINS!

>>4300237

>>4162050
How do my bags feel?

>>3994341

Also, crypto that catches on for monetary transactions (say for buying things) has to not increase too high in value to catch on. BTC on the other hand is not useful to transactions but moons because its designed to be held, not traded.

>>3904777
>kys

>>3870409

>>3868977

Dude. I trade and run my own business.

But let's not kid ourselves about hard work...

Mining crypto and trading crypto is way fucking easier than working at McDonalds for 8 hours a day.

It's not about working hard, its about being smart about what you do.

Do you think the first money lender was out working in the fields. Fuck no.

If you are working hard at this shit, then your fucking doing it wrong.

>>3825345

ProTip: Buy the house and make other people pay rent for it.

ProProTip: Make the renters pay for your electricity too while you mine shit coins.

>>3803873

Dude that is dumb. Coins aren't units of economic output.

Its just playing with where the decimal is at.

You could split all BTC into 100% more coins and the value of all your coins that you owned and that on the world market still remains the same.

And its not like people who deal with BTC trade in fucking integers.

AGAIN WHO FUCKING CARES WHERE THE DECIMAL PLACE IS!

>>3698731

This guy puts it better than me...

>In my experience, wealthy people do whatever is most cost effective. If they want a new vehicle, but the model they are looking at has some serious depreciation - they will probably lease. If the vehicle is rare and/or expected to go up in value, they will probably buy it instead. Cars like that are investments. In cases like the purchasing of new supercar, the owner will often buy the vehicle brand new, and trade it for the new model after a year or two. In that time they take minimal depreciation, and the car is always under warranty. The same applies to their homes, too. If it is more cost effective to rent, they rent. If it is more cost effective to mortgage, they do that. If they anticipate that housing prices will go up, they'll buy it outright. Wealthy people are wealthy because they take the route that saves/makes them the most money. Whether that entails leasing or purchasing is entirely situational.