/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24566791
Uhh sweaty, land doesn't vote. People do.

this board is now a /pol/ colony deal with it faggots

>>19897295
Can you call me pathetic and tell me my dreams wont come true? I like it when you do that sem-pai

So I'm new to crypto (about 2 weeks) and I'm in serious need of trying to understand something. For 3 days now nearly all of my transactions fail or are as slow as balls. It doesn't matter how much gas or slippage I add, what exchange I use, what wallet I use, what device, browser or internet source I use. Everything is fucked. During my first week of trading everything was smooth and near-instantaneous.

What could even cause this? I'm not seeing anyone else complaining about similar issues, and I've tried every different approach I can think of. Is it possible that my identity on the blockchain is somehow stuck in limbo so anything that traces back to me shits itself? Maybe that sounds retarded but like I said I'm new to this so there's a lot I still don't understand.

Flags would be fucking stupid to have and would only increase shitposting
Before you start guessing my nationality, I'm American

>>5366379

Thanks... but saying it "seems shady" doesn't really help because again there's no ads or surveys or any of the normal shit I run into with scams... I run into that stuff just trying to watch a fucking stream of NFL games lol... so what I'm seeing here is somebody trying to build a crypto based off of people getting involved and that's how they all work.. I mean, that's what builds the value right?!?

Is this a meme copypasta or are you really this diluted?

If these third world asian people don't have bank accounts, aka they just have cash, then how are they supposed to get their money on the Omisego network?

Sell off starting soon?

>>2790124
Can u explain that more? I dont get it

>>2583059
OPs a faggot.

Rolling.

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