/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21729704
you are absolutely retarded if you are buying YAMs. the smart people farmed the fuck out of v1 and made bank off idiots who bought with money on uniswap.

defi will be known as being pumped because of dimwits like you and AMPL bagholders

>>21451954
>invest 1000 usd
>marketcap shrinks, supply reduces, you now have $400 after 3 months
>people see that they can own a sizable % of the marketcap which has shrunk dramatically, so they buy in
>marketcap slowly rises
>positive rebases ensure, larger than negative rebases
>your $400 is now $3000
>you have profited

for those who claim "whales are dumping and controlling supply" watch this video (whales have been holding and actually made the least amount of $$$): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TViknqncGC8&t=642s

those who profit the most are those who buy at the bottom and sell the top of the supply expansion and contraction cycle

if you bought $1000 of AMPL in 2019 you would have 13x your investment even though the price remained the SAME. you need to understand why that is.

>>21287872
best post on biz atm

if you guys haven't already everybody who ISNT IN THE US should be applying for a binance market sell wallet. DYOR. if you are in the US you really need to start using SENT like the rest of us linkies

>>17871413
Except the economy is NOT exploding. A couple of industries--travel, tourism--are being hit hard. Private hospitals and healthcare systems are going to see a lot of stress, but also maybe growth because of emergency funding and bureaucratic developments. but no element of the world economy is being wiped out. this is ultimately a very controllable virus. it's only a matter of time before spread is contained--the panic is simply because the US of A never anticipated that this could happen to them. the measures we are enacting now--closing schools, public spaces, restricting meetups, closing bars and restaurants--are basic and fundamental measures that any dolt would take to stem a virus with the basic transmissivity of the flu. these aren't incredible, draconian measures. this isn't half-life 2 or the last of us. this is easy, entry-level pandemic shit. it's as close to a federal mandate of of "stay 6 feet away from people" as you can get.

Ultimately the economy is not tainted in any long-term way. You can't NOT do anything you did before--it's just that the PERCEPTION right now is different. You can literally buy almost anything--coronavirus has not disrupted supply chains any more than the Supreme brand running out of their hottest newest t-shirt. People hoarding hand sanitizer does not mean supply chains around the world are crashing. Manufacturing is not crashing. People are working. Ya'll need to wake up.

2 months ago we were screaming, "this WILL end in a crash." Now I am screaming, "this WILL" end in a fantastic rebound, and it will be tied to public perception and mainstream media sentiment about the immediate future.

think about it--no systemic element of international finance is changed. no supply chain is destroyed. no country is wrecked (people still work even under federal mandates and health restrictions).

>>16627758
one more (i started this and didn't move forward with it); it's a company that specializes in HIV testing certificates. once you are cleared, it gives you a portal login where you can generate a hash link (that expires) to share with other people on dating apps so they can see/confirm you are STD-free.

we are not the lab itself, we simply have a HPPA-compliant contract with STD labs across the country that allows users to share their results with us. we simply create the online portal, we import the data through integrating with the STD lab, and we display it to the user and give them their hash links.