/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25288637
Including all the ones that rugged/took a shit

honestly the japanese suicide forest episode destroyed LP for me. not because i found him disgusting or anything. he just became less fun and less impulsive after that and that was what i liked about him. the cold hand of money threatened him and he submitted

>only 250k addresses got the airdrop
>only a few billion $ (stocks is in trillions btw)
>supply is quickly being aggregated by centralized exchanges
>futures in development and will be released asap
>token holders will ultimately add fees to be repaid back to themselves. even if they allotted 1% of fees for themselves, that would be $200M (as an example based off this last year's performance). if there are only 150,000,000 tokens at the time of that fee issuance (there will be more, there are 1,000,000,000 tokens allotted for the entire ecosystem), that means each token would be eligible for a reward of $.20.

yep. new paradigm woo woo!

>>17871126
Jesus christ, you and the OP are dolts.

This is a natural disaster. What we are seeing is an intense reaction to the disaster. It's like watching a 1m candle: it's going to be extreme until the disaster passes. Once it passes, we'll see another volatile action back into developments and investments, because hey, people are going to want to make some money.

Expect drops and bleeds. As soon as you start seeing articles in the news about S Curves, vaccines, treatments, no-infection-zones, and the like (in the USA), that's when it'll be the turnaround.

Remember what we do it for boys

Dumb asian whores