/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26185977
>>26185977
0x383ff1E07E9bA774c38bFb446363b91A34869380

Bless you, LINK anon.

>>26185977
0x383ff1E07E9bA774c38bFb446363b91A34869380

Bless you, LINK anon.

>>25852885
This was pretty much my conversation with my wife. I told her I'm "superstitious" and I don't like to talk to anybody about my financials lel.

That was it

>>21559600
I've had this from time to time. I think I logged into uphold via the website and added BAT and it eventually reconnected on its own. maybe if you ping @BraveSampson on Twitter he can help you out, or bat-chriscat on rebbit

Sort of a tangent, but I still think that the cop killing Daniel Shiver (https://www.chicagotribune.com/nation-world/ct-daniel-shaver-police-video-20171208-story.html)) was more disturbing than almost all the jogger deaths. Knee on throat is a pretty graphic image, for sure, plus the fact that it's a white dumpy looking cop doing the damage to a black guy.

Shiver's death was harrowing though. If he had been black and it happened in some Jogger city like LA Chicago or Detroit there would have been Minneapolis-tier chimp outs, no doubt in my mind.

Whites in the United States are pretty docile. Minorities are more prone to civil unrest but end up being useful idiots for politicians/corporations/causes that co-opt their chimp-outs. It's literally already happening with Minneapolis.

>>18996982
>They don't even care anymore.

This, 100%. Bitcoin could 100x and people still wouldn't really give a shit about it, they would simply be interested in it as a gambling mechanism. Most norms had a slight interest in Bitcoin in the golden bullrun and bitcoin never came close to capitalizing on that interest.

My belief is that "store of value" isn't going to convince retail norms to buy bitcoin in any meaningful way. Bitcoin's time to 'put up or shut up' in terms of being a spendable, liquid currency has come and gone. Basically it has lost all hope for "utility". It will always be a niche digital gambling mechanism from here on out. Even the dullest dullard norm instinctively knows this, they just can't articulate it.

Ethereum and ERC-20 tokens are an entirely different story. They have real promise for utility and will be the real story of the 2020's. I think they'll attract more norm attention in the coming years. "Bitcoin minimalism" needs to be the next big wave in the crypto world or it's just going to languish in its pathetic current state.

>>17461475
More like Peter STIFF
Haha fuck of BOOMER XD

>>17440744

>>17242452
....every fucking time

>>17211060
chooo chooo xD

>>17144616
LOL

I can't stop thinking of how good her feet must smell.

https://bitbay.net/pl/kurs-walut/kurs-xrp-usd

wtf?

>>13515420

it should be transparent

>>13477845

>>13048098

I just remember being in ocean city, NJ during senior week of 2009 and watching the locals fill a wallet with shit and drink on the stoop across the street and watch tourists pick it up. Probably the funniest thing I've ever seen even 10 years later.

>>12954106
>I discovered this sub

>>12608567
>explain me coherently

>>12599569

>>11687015
no xrp

>>11534171
t t....tonight?