/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14455226
A new class emerged after 2050. The Bitcoin holders became the new world ruling class (they use a system where holders occupy the upper echelons, and miners the lower ones, of the top layer of society). At a regional level warlordism based on alts holding is widespread. Lots of alters had been, and are, purged as heretics. The only way to climb the social ladder is start mining. A difficult as hell task, considering the chance of being executed for mining the wrong coin. I, myself, have to live underground because of my Reddit affiliation. Ironically I am using a decentralised privacy-based blockchain network to communicate with you and escape the pan-control of our masters.

>>14351663
>>14351709
buy Claymore and sell it at top to normies for XMR.

Peer to peer cash token with 2% deflation burn.

>2% burn, better than bomb
>Mercatox listing confirmed
>low marketcap (currently < $200.000)

https://claymoretoken.com/
Easy 10x IMHO.

>>9385886
soon

>>9233573
It is, anon, it is.


never chase the exact top or bottom. Just get in it as low as you can and sell as high as possible, doesn't matter if something dipped down to $4 then went up to $18, if you bought at $6 and sold at $15 you still would have nice profits

>>9180257
I was thinking (greedily) about setting a CLOSE at $8450.

>>9179116
naw man I'm good :^)

I think I'm gonna make it.

>>8361255
You have to do it all manually. Bitcoin.tax is fucked for coinbase. It counts all deposits/withdrawals/transfers (even from Coinbase to Gdax or vice versa) as a salable event.

Mine says I owe $2,000,000 when I made about $70k in gains. Yea.

>>8066094
see
>>8066079


I know more about this than you do.

>>4188828
It amazes me how a talentless thot can get the attention of all of the big crypto guys. She doesn't even have any crypto lmaooooooooo

>>4123881
OmiseGO