/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53275861
>he doesn't have a gun

>>51670022
>successful
>trader

>>27738494

>>25923267
Kek good luck bagholding this stablecoin while all the other alts are mooning

>alt season is here
>GRT crabbing at 30 cents
Kek imagine holding this stablecoin during the greatest golden bull run our generation will ever see

>>22685089
>TFW TSLA is green premarket in a literal sea of red
>TFW Karen destroys your DD and BTFOs every legendary investor, analyst, analyst, and market maker
It's time to sell everything and buy PTON. Women rule gaming, Star Wars, and now the stock market. Bow, slave. Bow to your master.

>HE SOLD THE DIP
>HOW PATHETIC
>LET'S STOP HIS LITTLE BALLS

>>21944440
>I'm telling myself if I don't fap my bags will moon.
Topkek

>>20659592

>he bet against the US government

>>7935640
>devery is going no where and you got scammed
He didn't even mention Devery at all. Kek the absolute state of ARY eternal bagholders.

>he sold at 6k

>cuckold talk

>>1698555
>daytrading
>thinking you are smart enough to beat the market

>all these fagets mad as fuck because they dumped early/bought too late

>all these shit talkers because they missed the train
It's not too late you faggots.

>>188449
Try this
"Forty-five percent of Bitcoin exchanges to date have failed, in most cases with their customers’ money. The digital currency industry’s track record on fiduciary responsibility is abysmal."

http://www.latimes.com/business/hiltzik/la-fi-mh-the-satoshi-chase-20140307,0,7591905.story#ixzz2vK1DGj4d

"Forty-five percent of Bitcoin exchanges to date have failed, in most cases with their customers’ money. The digital currency industry’s track record on fiduciary responsibility is abysmal."

"Who’d have thought that there might be an incentive for operators in a totally unregulated market to take people’s assets and run?"


"What Nigerian scams are to your grandfather, Bitcoin exchanges are to the 20-30 semi-tech-savvy libertarian demographic"
"Chances are that [Mt. Dox] is a simple case of theft, involving at least one insider," he concludes. That points again to the crummy technical underpinnings of the entire bitcoin system, which have been disregarded by bitcoin fans who don't understand it or don't think it's important.

"The exchanges are based on layers upon layers of bad software, run by shady characters," he writes. "The Bitcoin masses, judging by their behavior on forums, have no actual interest in science, technology or even objective reality when it interferes with their market position. They believe that holding a Bitcoin somehow makes them an active participant in a bold new future, even as they passively get fleeced in the bolder current present."