/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20321764
anyone with a computer science/programming background want to explain to me in laymen terms what any of this shit means?

>he thinks he is better than normies
>he makes under $1000 daily

i was once you. now, fuck you

why the fuck there are millions normies that are studying TA when there are thousands and thousands of good chart guys online for free

just check twitter
faggots..

>he hasnt bought

>tfw unless you have a 130+ I.Q you will never make 100k+ per year while still decently young (under 30 years old)

>>10790360
>be roger ver
>32 mb blocks
>100 kb block average

>be Craig Wright
>want 128 mb blocks

If 32 MB or 128 MB blocks were full, the chain would grow at 1681 GB and 6.7 TB respectively.

>b-b-but hard drive space is cheap!!!

Not cheap enough to keep up with a blockchain that grows at nearly 7 terabytes a year. Fucking morons.

>claims to have a high I.Q
>is poor/has poor parents.

KEK. You cannot be intelligent and poor/from a poor family.

iz thaat a bulls flagg?

>>7704882
>i'm retarded
>i'll blame the jews that'll show them

>>>/pol/

>>6111680
How do you use Etherdelta

FUCK SHOULD I SELL MY DBC TO BUY IN ON DENT RIGHT NOW

ETH transfer from normie base will take too long

Poorfag here, i got $500 to invest, is TRX a good choice for the coin i put $300 into?

I have a (tested) IQ of 106 and understand almost none of crypto's science/math.

I bought BTC and LTC because they were simple to understand in terms of the "gold" and "silver" analogies (and blockchain, consensus, etc. are all terms I understand vaguely).

I bought XMR because of the fact that it is mined by literal criminals and used by literal criminals, which seems like one of the main reason cryptocurrency became popular.

I am so interested in smart contracts, web 3.0, the internet of things but cannot understand what any of those words actually means in terms of this thing and cannot determine which coin will break out and rule them all.

Thank God this site is anonymous.

>>5012463
Then you tell them you had no idea how or if you were supposed to file taxes on crypto. How stupid are you exactly? you literally can't get in trouble for accidentally missfiling and they're not going to try and screw you for it, you'll just have to pay what you owe.

>>4835605

>tfw didn't buy 0.1 bitcoin in 2017 for $1,400 for any easy hundred grand today

OP in 2019

Listen to McAfee

>>4583669


>Use Dash to buy shit
>Person who sold me shit uses the Dash I gave him to buy some other shit from someone else
>Ad nauseum

Wow it's almost like the only requirement for something to be a currency is consensus, it's almost like we could replace USD with bottle caps and society would function completely normally. It's almost like the federal reserve and various '''''''''economic experts'''''''''' are basically useless wastes of space.

No. That can't be it, you must be right.

What stocks can I invest in for mad profit thanks to the crypto craze?

you are literally retarded

>>3790331
>>3790334

>>3056624
>a hash of a bitcoin

Bitcoins don't have hashes. They're just numbers associated with your address in a big database known as the blockchain.

Having said that, all bitcoins (or fractions of bitcoins) can be traced back to some genesis block where they were first created by the mining process.

Currently that's 12.5 coins every new block. If I mined 12.5 coins and then sent you 1 you could thing of that as being a "full coin". Conversely I could mine 12.5 coins, send you .25 and then wait until I mine another 12.5 coins and send you .75 of those 12.5. In both instances you'd have 1 bitcoin but in the first those coins could be traced to a single genesis block where in the second your coin comes from two unique sources. Inspection of the blockchain could uncover this information but nobody actually cares.

You're basically questioning whether someone who has 4 quarters really owns 1 dollar or not. The answer is yes.