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>>10101010

now this is premium /biz/ content

GJC

holding it for better exchanges, should pop sometime here soon, and there's a low circulating supply

i hope you've gotten some GJC by now anon, not sure how much longer before it pops.

it tends to get completely ignored whenever I mention it, but GJC. it's gaining traction, and new exchanges will be coming soon according to the website. look into it anons

>>6882943
Lemme tell you about this shit called KIN. Made by the folks who run Kik. That's a billion dollar company, and they're making a bitcoin competitor. I heard it's gonna be worth $10k a pop in 5 years...

>>3980521
No keep sipping that chainlink koolaid you faggot

>>3962780
Say hello to the recursive profit loop. The more people use the exchange, the more profits are divided between holders. The more profit people drag in, the more people will want a healthy COSS stack, the high the price skyrockets. Repeat ad infinitum.

>>3815624
You did remember to set up your MEW, right anon?

>>3815518
I'm fine with this. It's proportional to the amount of coins traded on the exchange, so the bulk of the payout will only really be in popular coins. This week it was BTC>ETH>COSS>SUB, all of which I have a fairly large stake in.

Don't think of the STOX remnants as wasted cash, think of it as an interesting experiment that might pay off in a year. Meanwhile you're accumulating some of the best coins on the market.

>>3802823
Honestly Im surprised no exchange has tried this sooner. The only exchanges I know of with their own token are Binance and Cryptopia. Crypt's coin is virtually useless and only used like a tip jar. Binance had the right idea by using their's to offset fees and encourage holding and investing in the exchange.

COSS will actually pay people half of the exchange fees just to hold. It's the perfect way to build volume and ensure customer loyalty. It's a bank account that earns you 15% a year interest, on top of whatever increase in the coin itself.

I anticipate some copy-cats springing up here in the next 6 months.

>>3512419
OMG is playing the coy game again with their devs posting teasers pics on social media, and OP is trying to false flag some FUD when people shoot it down. Wait for official announcements.

>>3405265
I've been saying this for years. The next recession is building, and it's going to make the "Great Recession" little more than an interesting footnote in history. If it's even mentioned, people will look back at the 2008 crash and ask themselves, "Why didn't they fix anything? Why did they just keep driving straight off the cliff? Couldn't they see the signs?"

America looks like it might be able to weather the storm, if only because we still own the majority of the world's wealth. There's going to be a lot of lean years, but I believe we'll make it through. What form that takes afterwards is a fucking coin flip. It all depends on how well the collectivists and their Democrat and RINO shills managed to sucker the general public into submitting to the State. If Universal Basic Income starts entering the public discourse, start stockpiling ammo, because they're coming for you next.

Europe? Europe is grade A fucked. Their entire system is built on bleeding the top 10% dry so that the bottom 40% doesn't even have to work. They're throwing billions at people who don't speak their language and have no intention of integrating into their culture. Europe (with the possible exception of the eastern Euro bloc) is dead.

All in on crypto. At least then you'll be able to keep something resembling your original value. If BTC reaches 500k, it's because the dollar has entered hyperinflation and the world economy is in ruins.

>>2971705

>Stop state funding for degrees in gender studies and underwater basketweaving.
>Stop state funding for unwed mothers who pump out 6+ kids to live off of welfare.
>Stop low-skill workers flooding over the borders, who directly compete with low-skill Americans, thus lowering their wages and tipping them from productive tax-payers into society leeches.