/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12128745
He should put a ring on it

>>11987804
Dalio is a based man, it would be nice if all biz watch this video.

also, his video about principles for succes is great too.

>>11876434
based and frogpilled
comfy under the quilt baguette looking at the RT streamfeed reporting in frens

>>11841133
no the Turkey represents the body of christ because America is Christian country now

>>11834830
feelsbadman
what was you previous job? why did you get fired?

>>11721671
pls dont trick me fren

>>11613266
you wake up more rich than day before of course it is good fren

>>11502404
At least you don't have to worry about money, and I'm sure there are certain experiences you can pay for to temporarily trick your brain into being happy.

Also, how'd you get rich, fren?

Do you guys hold XRP? I know it's a worthless shitcoin, even though the tech behind Ripple is solid and it's gaining adoption.
The problem is that most normies don't have a fucking clue what they're investing in, and once Ripple hits the news and becomes more mainstream it'll cause them to fomo in.
Should I make a position for the long term?

>>11302158
What's going to happen with real doll brothels, wise anon not a faggot op

quite a comfy feeling seeing degenerate margin traders getting buttblasted
almost as comfy as wagie threads

just call in sick, and have a nice cup of hot chocolate in bed

what the FUCK should I buy during the bear market? I got 100k to spend on coins, unironically

>>11011160
>Its only stressful if you are playing with money you cant afford to lose
i have ~300k$ in crypto. it's not stressful at all because i haven't aquired any of it through work. also, bitcoins will only get rarer and rarer over time because of rising difficulty and decreasing block reward. in the meantime, the hashrate has kept mooning throughout the whole year. i know that this shit will be worth 8 figures in maybe 3 years, it's so comfy. some people say they have problems sleeping while holding crypto, for me, the nights have been more comfy than they've ever been before crypto

sold the rest of my HOT today, i put 3,5 btc in there and pulled 9 btc out. feels fucking good putting these profits into some coins that have an actual product like pundi x and icx. looking forward to the holo moonboys getting absolutely raped as soon as they realise holochain hasn't even released their testnet alpha yet

So I got a pretty solid idea for a crypto related project while watching a podcast.
The problem is that I'm a nobody, with little to no funding and nowhere near enough programming knowledge to make this idea come into fruition.
How would I go about finding individuals to invest in the project and/or work for me, without them either stealing the idea or taking over the project?

it will be dead because it demands legal recognition to function. there is a brutally slim chance that all steps will be approved one by one without hiccups. all you need is two licensing rejections for this to die off completely since the team doesn't have enough time to wait around while the market overreacts to the rejection news and plummets the price to 2 digit sats

>>9258634
>>9258674
>>9260606
these are nice, thanks for sharing.

I use https://onchainfx.com/ to check coins general stats.

https://coinmarketcal.com/ has a calendar to see upcoming events related to project development

and https://www.sifrdata.com/cryptocurrency-correlation-matrix/, is correlation matrix, I use it to see which coin mimics btc the most.

Why does he always make the same face ? Creepy

1h bottom is coming, guys.

I've been browsing for a while, barely used Robinhood when it was the hot new thing. Made and lost $100 and said eh.

Now I've seen (let's say it's not larp) people making millions by getting in early, and believing in cryptocurrencies. I'm tired of my inaction and want to trade.

Help me /biz/ bros, I don't want the real life to pass me by. Are there discords I can read while I study? YouTubers I can listen to throughout my day? I want to learn

>>9142624
Anon, we are all in this together
do not underestimate the power of positive thinking

I just realized when Bitcoin forked on August 1st, BTC became a new coin controlled by Blockstream, with Segwit and Lightning Network, and it no longer has any resemblance to the peer-to-peer cash software as described in the Bitcoin whitepaper. Bitcoin Cash still has all the features of the original Bitcoin, except with 8mb blocks (originally was 32mb) able to handle much higher transaction volume. How did this happen? Technically BTC is a new shitcoin, the original Bitcoin is the BCH chain. Why are so many people too dumb to figure this out?