/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19345007
>>19345024
Hey, I remember this pasta too!

>>19344669
Those salary numbers for software jobs on Glassdoor are trash and stupendously outdated.
levels.fyi is a website with some really eye-opening and fresh numbers

>>19302739
Just keep tapping the thread's OP link to the previous and do a search for "HK"
/biz/ is archived for 24 hours, so the past 5 or 6 are probably even still easily searchable.

People were posting cross-board links to /wsg/ multiple times, so I'd imagine they have some solid clips of it over there.
I'd be surprised if /pol/ didn't have a thread on it too, although you'd obviously have to dig through the schizophrenia a tad more.

>>19199953
We now enter: The crab zone.
You better have those iron condors and jade lizards ready.

>>11885726

Bitcoin:

can't be used for micropayments. It's too slow, too expensive to stack fees, too obstructed.
can't last in a bubble. It's losing 82-99% of its value constantly.
can't be trusted to hold money, or transfer it. Miners can deny you. Miners can sort you into 'low frequency' if you don't attach a high enough fee. Fees get insane with expanded usage, like what happened in 2014 and 2017..
bitcoin can be hijacked by single entities who have enough computers/the meagre sum of money and resources necessary to take it over. See ABC vs SV holy war.
bitcoin puts all your information on a public, accessible to all ledger. There is no privacy or anonymity.
bitcoin is propped up by 'reserve' notes (shitcoins/altcoins), to make up for the lack of 'federal' notes (bitcoins). There's even bearer cheques employed by segwit to multiply capacity, when necessary. A bitcoin is traded in for a fake dollar equivalent, tethers, in a sum of X.
the dollar equivalent isn't worth a dollar, so the end user must be savy, and do his own research, or he'll lose purchasing power.
tether itself is a fractional reserve. They print more as as needed, and then stuff it back 'in the treasury' when they want to ease off the market.
bitcoin is an environmental disaster.
bitcoin is an incredibly fragile, vulnerable, slow, and terribly unsecure thing in general, as evidenced by the current religious war between Bitcoin Jesus and the Real Slim Satoshi.
bitcoin is a cult, and puts purchasing power and favor in the hands of the 'chosen ones,' like Bitcoin Jesus, who has infinite bitcoins. Average Joe will never have any bitcoins.

Everything it set out to do, it's failed at. Check mate.