/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52454707
>We still have a chance of getting our funds back.
Never gonna happen.

>>30176845
name a commodity that doesnt have paper derivatives that exceed actual physical units.

>bags packed at 20k
>stowed roughly evenly between a Trezor and a Ledger
>Uphold finally stopped crashing and linked my bank account
>tomorrow I start fasting and working out as well as reading The Secret Doctrine
>I argued with my mother about how Biden is an illegitimate criminal President, but we ended the call on good terms professing how much we love each other and how we can't wait to see each other in a few weeks
>ready for whatever happens tomorrow, and despite Biden running the country into the ground as fast as the whips of his masters will let him, I am strangely hopeful for the future

We're all gonna make it lads. I have never been more comfy in all my life.

>>23095570
aaaand it's gone ...

>>20395970
This is probably why crypto will never get adoption. Normies are blaming Bitcoin and not their own retardation.

>>19703757
Remind him that he's gonna die bankrupt and you'll make money by buying the dip cuz stonks only go up

>>19637131
fear

>>19045059

Just when we Eurocucks thought Trump was a funny President you will have this pervert.. this is gonna get so good. Once in office this sick old fuck will lick suck and grope everything that he can find. The memes will be epic.

you know what would be peak clown world ? If the government commands oil companies to destroy the precious finite resource oil to keep prices up

>>18476360

>>18460707
fucking explain ive been lurking for the past two weeks and I can only think Michael burry has a stake

Anyone here buying HAS?

>>18011265
nice

>>17895853
soon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuS4d8oeECc

>>17747390
I hear you friend, it is difficult to have faith in something that stays fruitless for so long. Here's hoping you find that warmth again, very soon.

>>17726938

>>17593333
Its over

>>17560193

>>15113233
And chainlink isn’t just a new technology, it’s a way to base computer systems on human trust so that it can’t be corrupted. It’s a huge shift in reliability, security, and trust. It’s effect should be seen across society and become a new standard for 40-50 years at least just like some of the boomer era shit lasted that long. It will be a new level of /comfy/ for people to operate on.

>>13611314

>>12248951
>>12249213
I agree, this is huge. We just made a new #1 on that list today. Maybe that's what the plunge protection team looks like?