/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54029669
What makes you think so?

>>53828814
I did some quick research and it appears that gold is growing in value as quickly as stocks. Gold has gone x5 in the the last 20 years in the country where I live.

>>53552467
The firery sun shoots out rays of deadly bacteria, if your skin gets burned, the alien bacteria eats your burned skin to re-energize the angry flames of the sun. Silber is anti-bacterial which helps you evade the formiddable wrath of the sun.

Compounding (eg. daily) is a taxable event. Will the taxman hang me?

>>49983933
This might sound like a dumb question, but if the answer was so obvious, then why haven't Emin, Vitalik, Gavin, etc. implemented this? They're all computer scientists/cryptographers. How is it that something resembling a high-school project solved the scalability issue? Who is behind Kadena anyway?

>>49806087
It wasn't a lie. Bitcoin started out as a nice asset for humanity. But then came Vitalik and his Ethereum trojan horse. They created a tokenized version of Bitcoin called wrapped BTC and serves as a bridge to manipulate Bitcoin to hell and high water. Wrapped BTC allows for margin trading and exchanges are liquidating leveraged traders, as well as exchanges between themselves. Ethereum was only made with the sole purpose of manipulating Bitcoin. Then again, what do you expect from JPMorgan? They've literally taken a pristine asset and added 25 layers of jewish magic on top of it. Defi + Bitcoin = degenerate gambling.

Why does Litecoin exist? It's basically Bitcoin with a few changes and Scrypt instead of SHA-256. But the entire reason for Scrypt was to avoid ASICs miners, which evidently did not work since Litecoin is mined with ASICs these days. Why is it still in the top 50?

>>49384512
Governments are much more comfortable selling fake money than businesses.

>>49317619
Inflation is going to drive increasing economic disparity.
The cost of living for those below a certain threshold will cause a fall in living standards.
Those above the threshold will get wealthier.
The fed wants high inflation, not out of control inflation.
Interest rate policy is not going to be used to bring inflation back in line with rates.
Instead it's used to stimulate the stock market.
Expect them to raise rates to maybe 2% (they can't afford to go higher) before cutting them back creating another boom in the stock market.
They'll be slow
Maybe towards the end of 2023
They're already putting out there the risk of recession to the economy
Just look at the Europeans, they're doing nothing around rates
The narrative out there is that the fed made a mistake with massively increasing bond and asset buying at the start of the pandemic and failed to forecast its effect on inflation
Bullshit!
They employ and are networked with an army of economists.
No, this inflation was planned.
Why?
>inflate away both private and public debt
>allowing massive printing and borrowing to pay for political projects today
>raise tax revenues as a result of inflated payrolls
>assets get inflated in value
>the cost of cheap labour becomes even cheaper