/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57869994
Goddamn, they are legit retarded.

>>54624873
>Because we relied on hordes of them to actually build the country back in the day.

What exactly did niggers build?

>>16273717

>What happens to our tokens once Google inevitably buys Chainlink?

Obviously Google is a real corporation that has to follows security laws, so the LINK token is an illegal securities offering.

Most likely they will disavow and sever any ties to the pre-mined tokens, so they become generally worthless.

Remember, LINK was just created to raise money for the developers, and it doesn't do anything else.

The staking nonsense is something shitcoins always dangle to the idiot gamblers who buy shitcoins.

>>16087485

The market does not yet understand the significance of crushed aggregate on the Blockchain. The normies will literally murder and devour each other like animals to get in on this shortly.

>>16002787

Around $5300 in December.

Then we are free to MOON to $200K by end of 2021.

>>15614688

SEC investigation start date?

>>14162774

Ok thanks for the well reasoned input, but you make some optimistic assumptions.

Why would a blockchain based derivatives contract be used as opposed to a regular, proprietary derivative contract used in the actuarial industry?

>>14011083
>btw those linkies are locked by a smart contract

Is this true? Any proofs?

>>13632447
>maybe because those regulations and authorities would like to see crypto dead for the most part?

No, it's because he's operating a highly illicit Chinese ponzi casino.

>>12878474

Looks like my buy order at 9,000 is going to get filled soon.

>>12376907

So you don't actually know what it does?

>>12087001

Generally, it's a totally inferior clone of Ethereum, with 100% more centralization and Chink ethics.

Why would you bother with this?

>>11864828

I'm a little worried they might run out of cash before delivering a revenue generating dApp, but I think the reward might be breddy gud once they make it. Counting on a x25 at least within 2-3 years.

>>11371812

W-why anon?

How deep did you go?

You thought jungle gooks who wear leaves on their feet and who couldn't qualify for regular venture funding were going to succeed with cutting edge, prototype software that even the best and brightest have not yet fully solved?

>>11340873

>VeChink valued near 1 billion

Nope, still in the midst of a total bubble.

>>11160336

The 2017 Bullrun started with gains in XRP. My theory is this is a normie faggot coin, so it signals return of public interest into crypto and prelude to a major run again.

>>10780591

Still seems a bit expensive.

I'd like to get it for under a cent.

>>10322860

Very impressive, nice.

And how does this relate to Request Refund exactly?

>>9448814

>Crypto
>Getting caught

Lolno.

It's extremely lucrative. Put up a generic front end proposing a "blockchain" solution to some bullshit problem, collect ETH and then disappear into the ether...

Reminds me of AMB using fake credentials (Versace CMO lol) and fake partnerships.

OK, I was FUDing pretty intensively yesterday.

This update has restored my faith in these bags until the end of Q2.

>>9302428

>Sell REQ
>Buy ZRX, REN

I win.

>>9123750

I was thinking of Angola actually.

Plus you get more mixed qts because of Portuguese dicking, err I mean colonialism.

>>9019529

Should race mixing with brown Italian women even be legal?

>>8794523

>Bitcoin is mature mark-