/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8325836
>he can't follow very simple reasoning
Let me connect the dots for you.
Genetics doesn't only apply from the neck down, right? Then it's possible the mixed race bastard child's physical fitness is an expression of his superior "alpha" personality, inherited from his mother's side.

>he falls straight into meta-analysis of posts rather than trying to grasp an argument and craft one of his own
whitey btfo

>>8325997
>And yet no ones ever presented it.
Trivially true for every problem up until it gets solved. The world is different than it used to be; old solutions might work better, new solutions may be developed, who knows.
Nice cuck mentality though.

>>8326054
>all that strawmanning
And where does the image say to vote democrat?
Seems you're the one that subscribes to the democrat-republican dichotomy. Go back to sleep retard.

>>8316224

>VEN
>lose money

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>>8275839
>its bit corn but faster!
Fuck off.

what does this mean

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>>8226174

The absolute state of /biz/

It's almost as if people don't understand how algorithms improve with more data. Or even how to look at graphs, for that matter. Enjoy your Chainlink.

>>8170607
>AI

>>8167254

brainlet.

DNV GL released their real world use case application - MyStory. Eat a dick FUDDERS

WHOS ABOARD THE FUCKING VENTRAIN ANONS

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>>8157122

Lets think about this logically...

Option A: An actual coin that has been around almost as long as Bitcoin has, that is backed by an actual company that already has banks using its product.

Option B: A fucking ERC2.0 token that has no working product and is operating on the promises of a fat neckbeard.

HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

>>8143200
>muh m-media
the MSM isn't who convicted him, retard

>>8130745

>350% loss

see pic

>>8130420

Only thing to do when you're down that much is to hold OP. 70% loss is gonna be hard to make back.

>>8122483
>he uses 1m candles

>>8117199

There are plenty of altcoins with use cases like Chainlink and NEO. ERC-20 tokens? Vaporware RFID tags on blockchain? Get fucking real.

https://www.fastcompany.com/40537404/how-bitcoin-ends
>Still, even if such currency and contract solutions can work, the part of the story that nobody’s talking about is the ending. What happens when all the bitcoin is mined? Bitcoin transactions are authenticated by the thousands of people who dedicate their computers and electricity to building the blockchain. They’re not donating all this money and computing power; they are being paid in bitcoin. Mining for bitcoin and authenticating transactions is the same thing.
>What is the incentive for people to spend millions of dollars on computers and power once there’s no more kickback of coin? I have asked this question of the world’s leading blockchain investors, miners, and scholars, and none of them have offered a satisfactory answer.

>he didn't even read the whitepaper to know the answer to a question already settled the day the coin was released years ago
These guys get paid to write papers on "fresh ideas"

I trade crypto
Look at me mom im a businessman

>>8084090
Never told they were, stupid brainless.

>>8083775
>be jap in 2009
>want to buy loli for 70k btc
>max out mum's credit card to buy 130k btc for a penny each
>want to buy more loli but can't afford
>"daytrade" down to 25k btc

>If you're not exclusively measuring your Satoshi value, then you are not a real Crypto trader

>"If you're not exclusively measuring your Satoshi value, then you are not a real Crypto trader"