/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29431131

Am I the only retard still bagholding SOXL?

>>29401618
The absolute state of cope kek. Bigger sell signal than the dump itself

>>29310414
>300% debt ratio
Elaborate? Is this another SOXL meme that went over my head? Its a Direxion fund

>>29245907
>people with resources use said resources to control things that are important
wow deep insights we've got a real intellectual over here

>>29123536
>What if a solar flare wipes out all of crypto.
this is what you sound like retard.

>200 week moving average
please select all images with tractors

>>29057055
I can't read charts.

>yield farming
Explain to me where the "yield" is coming from like I'm a brainlet.

>>28975782
>comparing reedit meme GameStop with Bitcoin

>>28971573
>having a wife
>cuck

>>28909122

>>28697658
you okay anon?

>>28530653
>tfw only have a bachelor of CS

Hoge is a scam.

>>28309280
>whales are waiting for liquidity.
there's more than enough liq for the top 20 wallets to cash out right now brainlet.

Is there any benefit to staking liquidity on an asset in a 50/50 ratio pool that is most likely to go up significantly in value in the near future? My ROI right now is hovering around 80% but even with my gains I've still lost a little from my initial entry. Is the benefit that the longer the asset with potential hovers around my initial entry price I can basically stack that asset for nothing, then unstake before it takes off? Unless I am missing something I am having a hard time seeing the point of this. I've been trying to understand it the last couple days, but feel like dumb trying. If anyone can help me out I would greatly appreciate it, I just want to make it bros.

Is there any benefit to staking liquidity on an asset in a 50/50 ratio pool that is most likely to go up significantly in value in the near future? My ROI right now is hovering around 80% but even with my gains I've still lost a little from my initial entry. Is the benefit that the longer the asset with potential hovers around my initial entry price I can basically stack that asset for nothing, then unstake before it takes off? Unless I am missing something I am having a hard time seeing the point of this. I've been trying to understand it the last couple days, but feel like dumb trying. If anyone can help me out I would greatly appreciate it, I just want to make it bros.

>>27743125
>>27743231
>I-I bought at the p-peak for its l-long term potential

>browse /biz/ 4-12 hours a day depending on workload
>still manage to miss every moonshot and good coin
>everybody here privy to insider knowledge but me

Who here /absent minded retard/

Imagine buying a generic ERC20 token with 5 lines of code added
(check here, compare against ERC20 template: https://github.com/StateraProject/statera-token/blob/master/contracts/Statera.sol))
which relies on new people buying in, when you have the opportunity to achieve generational wealth in many different tech innovating blockchain/defi solutions.

BUYERS BEWARE

>>27614796
Sure my dude, STATERA invented the magical token which cannot go tits up. If something seems too good to be true...

I hope people are not falling for the cognitive dissonance from Scamtera shills.

>>27293905
>Mass reply fag

>>27234490
>keep buying GME and hold past the squeeze gamestop is genuinely worth $350