/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25500647
If /biz/ has taught me anything; people don't speak highly of what they're accumulating.

so how does xrp, the coin who's main shilling point was that they were working with the government, iso 222-whatever, compliant, etc. end up getting sued, now?
believe me, I'm just as hard as the rest of you watching this shit tank, but something doesn't add up...
either this is actually some mega jew fuckery and maybe the schizos are right?
or all of that was garlicbreads smoke and mirrors and they have no real support with the government and about to be fucked super hard.

>>24886963
fucks sake dude. I get that you're probably baked right now, but there's nothing resembling a logical argument in that post.
>Government printing fiat
Bullish for all crypto, the king most of all. Maybe BTC will lose king status, but that won't be for many, many years
>Every neet here has been putting that money into crypto
>Governments are and have been promoting crypto with the intention of getting new investors
incorrect assumptions
>they will dump horrendously in the near future
who is they exactly? governments? sorry but they don't have enough crypto to 'dump' and are not nearly well coordinated enough to do so in tandem. Not to mention you first claim this 'dump' will equal alt season because 'liquidity won't go into the ether', but then say it's the governments trying to steal fiat? make up your mind.
Regardless of all the above, you don't even mention why BSV of all things would benefit from all this.
XMR is the shit though, I'd suggest selling your BSV and all in on XMR instead.

>>24611551
>>24611551
tinfoil hats don't have straps
additionally, tinfoil itself is very weak and couldn't apply sufficient pressure to a human skull that it would impair cognitive ability.

>>24476158
I'm sorry to hear that.
I really does feel like a scheme to kill all smaller businesses.

>>24292473
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-ChFMx1C50

>>23252314
>im going to make it off bicoin
>didn't invest until 2018 or later

so LiDAR, 3d scans is the new data for companies to steal from us

>>23184983
seriously, who is going to lock up $12,000, knowing that it could not only be years until it's unlocked but also that it could all be lost to a client consensus failure?
there's a reason that the requirement for the beacon chain to launch is only 500k eth. even that will take a long time to reach

>>23102113
never said it's impossible, but it is impossible for me to know. I don't even live in the US.
But I am up 13% in 3 weeks.

>>22981024
how would lying about his covid result be any more egregious than 100s of other bold-faced lies he's been caught spouting?
Not sure making a false tweet like that is actually criminal anyway.