/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56585710
There is nothing real about the israel fud. Market said..."no your not" over the last few weeks. The only people that believe it are zionist conservatives and zoomer liberals. We are at peak huxley world.

>>52461164
>>52461195

can i just ask why does the fed NEED to pivot for anything to happen?? you understand that the entire point of QE was to SUPPRESS volatility in the market as a result after the 08 gfc occured. Everything that the fed has been doing the last 10+ years has been artificial the fed stopping the money printing should be the most bullish signal ever because it means the market can finally think for itself instead of being fed through a tube like we are so used to.

>>51363926
>>51363934
give me a rundown op, is this just a maker fork for another USD denominated fiat stable? any secret sauce? did they leave the buy and burn in place? inflationary mechanics or only as stop loss?

>>50982227
>enjoy making my computer work
>enjoy understanding the software I use
>really enjoy being able to walk away for hours at a time and forget math exists

are there any jobs that let you live off of <30 hours a week? I don't think I'm autistic enough to turn understanding computers into a full blown career.

>>29139729
i unironically want to live in a shack in the woods. i'm only in the market so i can own the land and not be a dirty squatter.

bitcoin is unironically a cancer to crypto just let the old dinosaur die already

We are going to bankrupt the wall street faggots then crash the old stock market and establish a new financial system on blockchain. Basically, if you own any crypto, you are guaranteed to be the new 1%. Enjoy the ride. The old retards sitting on early apple stocks and bags of gold are not capable of even making a facebook account, imagine them trying to figure out crypto. This is the generational wealth transfer. I will not be kind to them, they were not kind to me.

>>24120218
>In all seriousness, how would Chainlink even be responsible for a dystopian world? All Chainlink aims to do is bring real world data into the blockchain correct? This doesn't sound like world enslavement to me.
You got it wrong, the real goal of Chainlink is to bring blockchain's determinism onto the real world and that is, exactly, what will allow the enslavement of humanity. Every input will always have a certain output as result. No free will

http://widgets.weforum.org/blockchain-toolkit/data-integrity/#key-questions-to-approach-blockchain-data-integrity
There you can clearly see WEF talking about Chainlink without calling it by its name. Let’s play something fun.

>Ctrl + F ‘oracle’ throws 66 results
>’oracle’ has 6 letters
>there is only one paragraph in which the ‘oracle’ word appears 6 times
>such paragraph contains 6 sentences.
>in the sixth one you can see how they talk about Chainlink
>"However, it is far more likely that some specialised blockchain service provider will provide oracle services by interfacing with the API of the shipping carrier system and submitting results to the blockchain, as it doesn’t require any action on the part of the shipping carrier system."

However, today, this WEF award thing came out

>https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/chainlink-awarded-as-technology-pioneer-by-world-economic-forum-1029311066
>66 at the end of the hyperlink
>Today is the 16th day of the 6th month, which means 6.16
>616 is one of the oldest number of the beast
It's all so tiresome

>>18732265
>>18732305
Me too dudes. Just a few acres. I've been going ham on youtube vids of homesteaders and commercial backyard growers to see how I can feed my future family.

>>18417828
Yup, I'm starting to think you're based

>>18296659
>other trustless staking providers will success ;)
shoo shoo back to your shitting street, pajeet

>>17951731
Nice pic

>>16620546
Never say never but even if they ever do by then it will be too late.

>>16517574
>Trend measures a move in/against your favour.
Until it doesnt
That is where the biggest opportunity for gain is and TA is useless in predicting that, otherwise it wouldnt be where the most gain is by defintion since the volatility would have been smoothened over by those using TA in the first place

>>16515794

>>16489367
listen, if they’ve already accumulated enough btc to keep their tribe on top then they’ve already paid off the early btc adopters who were the original gate keepers. if that were true, then it’s a win imo.

the thing that changed with btc is this: no one will ever be forced to use the same currency as everyone else. btc will never replace usd in that way; the government would have to embrace btc and ban all other crypto or something like that.

no, what’s changed is that a city, a family, or just two individuals can decide to use a currency that they owned first, and if others want to enjoy the value that is created by that currency’s transactions then they have to pay profit to the bag holders. payoff the gate keepers. plain as that.

>>16466467
No they are very similar to anyone with a brain. Try again.

>>16442820
This but unironically
>>16442957
Repo is just like QE but just a bit sneakier. Instead of just buying garbage assets from banks to inject liquidity in one fell swoop, liquidity injection by repo works by allowing banks to loan out toxic assets over the "short term" (used to be 48 hours but now it's apparently 42 days kek) which in theory should be bought back by the banks to close the loop, but this can be circumvented easily by extending the repo window and offering progressively larger repo facilities. If the "repo" is the new QE meme is true, then expect the dollar amounts and borrowing time to trend upward.

>>16267093
>pretentious shit
This is how you know you are not dealing with rational people. Genuinely feel sorry for people like you: you always lose it all to emotion.

BSV is unironically the least shitty investment in a sea of crypto shit. A hard reset is coming and BSV along with maybe ETH are the only two coins that will really come out on top.

>>15653890
you sound like an entitled loser

sometimes you have to work to accumulate means. Ideally to give your children opportunities you did not


Also drop that anti semitic garbage

>>15650484
>ww3
This is one of my major concerns, too. The China-US relationship deteriorating is worrisome.

>>15206501
That sucks. Your boss is a useless sack of shit for not helping you out with a problem you encountered "in the line of duty." Unless you have some circumstance preventing you from doing so, you should think about switching to a competitor.