/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21182288
triple dubs.... checked and based

>>20975645
>"The NEET shall inherit the world"

>>20864432
im all ears my good sir

>>20751840
even fully diluted this would have less than half the supply of ETH, just for everyone's consideration. as of now it's about 1/40th the supply of ETH.

Sorry I'm late! Do go ahead!

>>20706189
>>20706234
>>20706256
Relax bro, I can only get so hard

I'm a simple man, when I can put money into a project that will make me money, I do

Simples

>>20684073
God damn I have a raging hard on now

shill me something to 10x next week

>>20654955
Checked

>>20633295
Based sociopath. Thanks bro

>>20486121
>Blockchain
just a decentralized public ledger which works by using cryptographic algos to "hash" txs into a "block" (i.e. store that info on the chain)
>Oracle
Some source which takes off-chain data and puts it on-chain.
>Node
Two answers I guess. A node is the point in a network where different paths intersect. In crypto, each (full) node provides an accurate 1:1 copy of the info on the blockchain. It's a bit like Indra's net, if you are familiar with mythology.
>Fork
When a blockchain is split. There are a couple ways to fork, a hard fork and a soft fork. Typically these are done to update the code of the blockchain, but forks can also be unintentional, or even malicious. When a chain forks unintentionally (e.g. two blocks are validated at the same time, leaving two chains) the longest chain is the one which nodes consider the true chain. This means the two chains will continue until one chain finds a block before the other, and the uncle blocks are orphaned and everyone pretends we were on that chain the whole time.
>Relative Strength Index
it's a meme
>t. writes solidity programs in my spare time and actually read the Bitcoin whitepaper

Shill me on this coin. What does it do?

>>20471320
Yes.

>>20461028
I’ve been a neet for years and received over $10k in unemployment these last few months AMA

to scroll on /biz/ while stroking myself?

I have $100 to throw in right now.

I’m new to crypto. I bought RSR via the Metamask/Uniswap method. Do I just leave it as is for now, or do I need to transfer the RSR anywhere? I’m using the crypto.com wallet and they don’t support RSR yet.

>>20360331
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$7 waiting room.

>>19938768
>40% on "blue chips", 30% on a competitive spread, and 10% in high risk microcaps.
The last 20% is Stacks, obviously

>>19924758
>>19924758
0x9Dd19D747495E8148A535a179a5aF1CF618_____

WHERE DO I BUY DMG I WANT IN

its been a pleasure gents