/biz/ - Business & Finance

>They don't know about the dead cat bounce
Oh my

Here's the guide on how to manage risk depending on how much you have to invest:

$100 to $900 = roulette level of risk, all in 1 altcoin
$1000 to $5000 = 2 alt coins
$6000 to $9000 = 2-4 alt coins
$10,000 to $19,000 = 2-4 alt coins OR all in BTC
$20,000 to $100,000 = 80% BTC, 20% Alt coins
$100,000+ = 69%% BTC, 10% LINK, 10% ETH, 10% XMR, 1% shitcoins

>>26243497
It has already mooned a lot. Skip.

>>26243519
Might put some on VET.

>>26243549
Maybe.

>>26243566
Will do that, thanks.

>>26243622
Been thinking between ADA or DOT past few days but not sure. And yeah, XMR is a good project but it's shit for making money, gonna dump it soon.

>>26049670
Pretty sure the majority of people on /biz/ have less than 5 digits friend-o

let's tokenize it.

>>24814827
Yes I see it right here, line 36.

>>23889866
You dubs confirm this.

>>22458961
A) 30% chance. Depends what BTC does. If BTC above 40k then yes.
B) 0.1% chance. 100k chainlink is 35 Trillion market cap. The only way it hits this is hyper hyper hyperinflation and Big Mac costs 25k.

>>22104318
GEEQ

I'll buy 5k om friday. I Will not miss this

.t poorfag

Ari Juels of Chainlink yesterday was discussing the usecase of assassinating people using Chainlink. How exactly would this work? tia

>>15526631
> ETH: $220-$240 EOY
> XRP: $.31EOY
> BCH:$650EOY
> LTC: $150 EOY
> XMR: $140EOY
> ETC: $15EOY
cap this

>>15492051
The ecosystem needs low token prices to encourage adoption.

>>15087148
Honestly the jury is still out on smart contract platforms. Store of value platforms like BTC are here to stay. And store of values/tokens in smart contract platforms are here to stay (USDT, USDC, 0xBTC, etc) But how much utility will be gained from decentralized smart contract platforms is really up for debate. This is the redpill.

>>14969439
Not an exit scam, Sergey and team would end up in cuffs if that were the case, or worst case would be hunted down.
The project will just drop meaningless low energy breadcrumbs and continue with literal who partnerships from here on out. Enough to prevent people from thinking it's an exit scam while they devs slowly dump their stack and head for the bahamas.

>>13779972
It will.
We're going $.80 at mainnet.

>>13756319
Hardware wallets are about the most secure way store coins without being a neet in your basement and designing a Faraday cage, running an air gapped live boot linux distro, and generating paper wallets while mommie makes you tendies.

>>13491442
> Metals
> Silver
> Silver...the BCH of precious metals.
> Silver price spikes, every pleb takes in grandmas silverware set, necklaces, and old junk and cashes out dumping the price. Tight silver supply is a meme.
> Gold is patrician metal.
Invest gold if you have to hold metals
or BTC...
This post will trigger /biz/ incels.

>>13445326
So is aids

>>13425498
OH WOW SOMEONE JUST 100% DEPOSITED USD 300 MIL WITH TETHER AND WAS ISSUED THESE TOKENS

>>13424171
> Tail emission
> Proof of work incentive to keep the hash rate as high as possible and provide higher network security than your average pow coin.
> Important because privacy coins tend to piss off a lot of people that don't believe you should have any privacy

>>13415985
More info required.
Is your friend white?

>>13359679
If the market crashes the FED will turn on the printing presses to make more dollarydoos.

More dollarydoos = less value in the dollar
Less value in the dollar means you can't buy as much bitcoin as before in dollarydoos.

If you hold bitcoin you get more dollrydoos than before when you sell.

But more importantly big money will be looking for safe havens in non inflating assets. Traditionally this has been gold or precious metals. But we now have BTC.

>>13335908
> Whale trying to get a lower buy in and attempting to capitalize on the faketoshi news.