/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55328749
>just grab your crystalball next time
Still made gains fagtron and will continue to do so whenever the market crabs or rises.

>>30252962
>102 USD in 10 years

>>29776929
>does not depreciate
>sell at a loss
Wanna think about that for a second and try again?

>>27295501
Stupid asshole. You make a new bread once this one starts getting slid. There's still around 50-60 posts of life in this one. Fuck you.

>>26724039
>TA on absolute pants shitting clown market volatility with no logical basis
Just buy big number to make big number get bigger, fuck TA.

>tru
this must be a tru winner, I put all my life savings sir no rug plz

>>22694335
rofl all of crypto is down and traditional markets are 'in panic' from covid shit
if anything you should be buying today

>>21748812
anon i..
if only you knew how deep this hole goes
>>21749307
>clients
can you provide any proof of that? and no, a $50,000 SBIR phase 1 FROM MORE THAN A YEAR AGO is not acceptable
>>21749331
>TL;DR it's garbage

>>20023028

>>19791136

>>19734051
>ASIC resistance is a meme
What? You can tune algos specific for a CPU vs GPU architecture and disincentivize GPUs from pointing their hashing power at XMR. Are you theoretical compsci or a hack? Because the XMR devs are some of the brightest compsci brains on the planet.

>which is an out-of-bounds consensus
The consensus behind XMR is that it SHOULD be asic resistance.

>this asset can be changed at a whim, which means its hardness is as questionable as its ASIC "resistance"
Every digital asset can be changed "on a whim". Look back the last 5 years in crypto and name me ANY project that has been as consistent with it's intent, community, and consensus as XMR

>>19690321
>ghost to replace monero

>>19003350
>why would you ever buy a car when you could get a teleportation machine in 1000-2000 years?

>>16086809
>African banks are coming!
When Africa market buys you'll "moon" 5% max.

>satsgang!

>>15869585
i seem to have read it differently, they claim that if you have control over it which is a very arbitrary term.
>>15869289
>>15869321
turns out programming is still a profitable bizness i suppose. you idiots don't understand that the format is that *if any of these are true, then tax*
thus;
transferred a crypto that some random exchange with $1 volume claims is $100 per coin? taxed at that rate.
sold it on that exchange just to get ltc dust? taxed at that HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS RATE.
same goes for exchange as, well, that's what they are.
dispose of, this is the one that bakes me noodle

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>>14193099
>Insiders buying before news of FB tomorrow

Ethereum is a scam.
Chainlink is a scam.
VIDT is a scam.
Quant is a scam.