/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8589325

Epic post bro, you got me. I see now that having a centralized government controlling and redistributing people's wealth in a way that they see fit is the right way to go after all.

>>4330949
>'hey /pol/tard'
>proceeds to also be racist

>>3166625
>segwit increases block size to nearly double
>doesn't help the backlog whatsoever so I'll switch to the fork with bigger blocksize

Why can't Jihan hire shills that aren't fucking dumb as shit? Does he only outsource to pajeets?

>>2672762
>margin trading shorting

>>2565951
>i can't do it profitably so it must be impossible

>>2511597
>60% rise in 4 days
>1 week of consolidation with ever higher lows getting quickly bought up
>at most dipped just 7% from the top

Yeah definitely looks about to burst.

>>2458203
The market had been rallying practically non-stop for weeks prior & the dump literally started on the same day the biggest btc mining pool announced plans for a contentious hard fork in opposition to the UASF.

>There's literally no event or news to lead to all this panic, on the contrary

How many sats is xby going to reach today realistically?

>>2026493
It was at 1600 but crashed. Coiners BTFO.

>2017
>holding stupid crypto monopoly money that crashes all the time

>>2025105
>it's due for a drop easily
>this is bad news for bitcoiners

Nocoiners just won't ever get it will they?

>>1961267
>watches the big short
>"guys! I've just had this crazy smart 100% original idea"
>doesn't even know the difference between a dip and a bubble

It was just a movie guy, and the story took place decades ago. We have crypto now, instead of making risky shorts you can just buy bitcoin which is on a massive uptrend & will work as a big hedge in case of economic FUD.

>>1934769
>The point behind these coins is to transfer what used to need manpower into computing power

lmao

>>1774322
>ethereum is ahead because of this cutting edge feature they haven't implemented yet

>>1772254
>le """"""""""technical"""""""""" """analysis""" meme

Bitcoin is objectively superior to fiat in every way.

The only category in which it 'loses' to fiat is adoption, but that can be changed.

>inb4 nocoiners nocoinsplaining

>>1645019
>technology and infrastructure aren't valuable

>>1634513
>gold
>heavy physical material that can't be used for transactions
>value decreasing for years in spite of economical crisis

>bitcoin
>technological improvement over traditional currency systems
>value steadily rising since inception

But gold is definitely not the meme guys, it's bitcoin.

>live in low tier developed country
>expected starting wage as an engineer is less than 7$/hour
>mfw amuhrican burger flippers complaining they can't live on that

>>1584627
You posted a pic full of arbitrary lines. Fib retracement consists of arbitrary lines.

>the past price movement sort-of follows these lines that I drew in such way as to look like the price is following them
>so the future price to which I haven't fit these lines should follow them too

Top kek. But gotta admit the fib version is way more retarded:
>there's a magical force that draws the market to prices that percentage-wise fall within a fibonacci series between a local ATH and ATL of my choosing
It's actually even more retarded than that but I can't be arsed to write out everything that's so terribly stupid about it.

It's just no wonder every fucking country is economically fucked, economists come up with such bullshit.

>>813019
>Playing the same color several times will yield a loss.