/biz/ - Business & Finance

>bestreturns.io is advertised on this very website, which says it tells you the best defi rates in real-time
>Go to "peace.finance" from that site, claiming to offer 38% APY for USDC
>It's a straight-up scam, like the Github is empty and you're literally just sending your money to some guy who made a website if you use it scam
You people want newfags to buy your bags? Stop letting hiroshi-moot advertise undeniable "doubling money!" scams on /biz/.

>>16225051
>is this non-LINK, non-FTM, non-BSV crypto a scam?

>>16170673
Segwit already maximizes the amount of transactions that can be stored in a block, which just delayed the core issue, and the LN doesn't work and it makes you lose your BTC.
If adoption continues to increase, we're just going to have the same issues as pre-Segwit: extremely long transaction times, insane fee amounts, non-cash
A hard fork from the beginning would have avoided all of this and is clearly the better and more efficient solution, the claim that Blockstream intentionally crippled BTC seems pretty fair given this.

LINK is DUMPING
I swinged to CHZ at 150 sats, have a 500k stack, I'm making so much fucking money right now.

Just received a letter in the mail from the IRS telling me I am required to pay several hundred thousand dollars because of forms sent to them by Coinbase. I don't have anything even close to that much money and Coinbase is wrong.
What are my options? What should I try to do? This isn't a joke.