/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58128555
interesting, but I'm short on cash right now and not interested in AI at all.

I'm a total Chud when it comes to AI. I think IT is slow af everywhere, in my experience, and I'm an oldfag boomer, so I have lots of experience.

Sorry, fren. I hope it still works out well for you, though.

>>57922626
precisely tard. wut do you think will happen when stock market tanks?

>>55869724
lol

we're on the brink of a global depression you fucking tard. intrust rates only gonna go up. there is no money to pump a magic internet token.

wtf is wrong with you?

>>55487640

>>55011142
Good question man but I'm not a techbro so I know nothing about programming. I do believe since this is a open source project the community will play an important role in identifying vulnerabilities and notifying the dev. Anyone can check the code of the game, smart contract, or token and contribute to it when applicable.
Also, having an active dev with close contact with the community will prove to be of great help

>>54602980
>openly shill their token
retard. obvious is obvious and also the very issue upon which SEC went to trial:

an "investment of money in a common enterprise with a reasonable expectation of profits to be derived from the efforts of others."

>>54589486

>>54314135
>coin shops
>have armed employees, metal shutters, cameras everywhere, a lot of the product is in fat safes, typically have to be buzzed by someone in the building to even gain entry
>higher security standards than most city buildings and banks
>Bitcoin "depot"
>despite apparently making gold and silver entirely obsolete because it's just worth so much more, the hub for exchanging said Bitcoin is less secure than the funny photo booth (which at least has a curtain)

>>54295746
>but those random scams only appears because some journalists decide to talk about it
So if they stopped covering the rugpulls and crook exchanges, it wouldn't happen?
Is this the Schrödinger's Pajeet theorum?

>>54208718

>>54137061
retard spotted

>>54087753
bitcoin market is always open retard

>>54062735
>You know JPM has 3bn in liabilities but only 27m in liquid cash?
JPMorgan Chase cash on hand for 2022 was $1336.625B, a 6.93% decline from 2021.

https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/JPM/jpmorgan-chase/cash-on-hand

>>54061125
Normal banks thrive on high interest rates, they make more on loans. SVB's customers didn't want or need loans, they wanted to park billions.
SVB wanted to make money on those parked billions, and long dated bonds were the best option at the time

High interest fucked their customers (venture capitalists) and their holdings simultaneously.

>>52926565

>>52572339
>If you deposited 1 BTC @ 60k and withdraw now and receive 1 BTC worth 15k the bank did it's job perfectly.

>He thinks this is a plausible, working alternative to digital fiat

And for the record, your posts were always kinda shitposty. Or you've delusionally bought into "the future is crypto".

>>52421801
>Buy a smartphone for no useful purpose except dumping my assets into dying meme-currency and forget about it.
Fucking Retarded/10

>>52329756
>a lot of restaurants fail
>there will be no more restaurants
Food is a basic human need. An alternate bullshit money-transfer system that uses 10x the energy is needed by no one.

https://twitter.com/AndreCronjeTech/status/1363954290704834562

Could you guys please explain to me, as a retard, exactly how crypto can possibly so useful when it costs so much fucken money just to buy and send the shit.

For example;
>i want to buy some RLC
>Where do I even buy this shit?
>Wait, you can get it from Exodus by converting something else, based.
>Okay I'm going to buy $100 worth of BTC on Coinbase. $2.00 fee? ok whatever
>Alright, sending my BTC to Exodus.
>Another fee for a few dollars. Ok...
>Convert all of my remaining BTC in to RLC.
>Portfolio value: $60.
>fuck

How can this possibly have value as a currency when you lose like 40% of your buying power just by sending/transfering/converting it?

>>25779700

>>24273822
>>24273496

Thx just read this earlier might be relevant

https://www.rt.com/russia/507790-roscosmos-washington-first-sanctions/

>>20427934
k

>>18026655
I need to put my fiat into an imaginary "asset" as it descends in value?
Tell me more!