/biz/ - Business & Finance

unironically

I thought today was supposed to be a blood bath guys

>>17151837
Remember the golden rule

>checks out

>>5976746
hmm

>>5739264
You are either larping to get people to fomo, or you dumbly broke rule number one.

>>5297575
>>5297679
Your wallet might not show tokens use myetherwallet to look at them, google it.

I'd suggest you just keep your money in BTC for when it goes up. Alts will get slaughtered once it does and you can get those for cheaper. if you miss that pick just one alt your capital is way too small to diversify into anything, you seemed inclined to Ripple maybe your gut is right and normies are more inclined to buy Ripple, ahead of the curve already.

Oh, and lurk more. Google is frien, like the google-translate german said you'll lose everything because of /biz/

>>4379814
>You've made 36 posts, in this thread alone

A man has to eat, why can't you let him do his job in peace man?

chances are, if it's being shilled on /biz/ it's because someone needs you to pick up their bags

>>4173055
Follow the golden rule.

>>4129861

>>4084330
leme check

>>3692291

>>3662764

Degrees are a meme?

>Between March 2008 and March 2017, 1,574,200 new jobs were created for university graduates – almost three times those created for graduates of all other types of postsecondary education combined.

Source: Statistics Canada, Labour Force Survey, 2008-2017

Even meme degrees are decent.
>Social science and humanities grads share in the income premium for university graduates. For example, full-time workers with degrees in history earn, on average, above $65,000 annually.

For those of you who use bitcoin to buy drugs, please explain this to me: why do you use your own address and not someone else's address?

I can see AT LEAST 4 ways you can retrieve a letter with powders inside or whatever from someone else's mailbox without having to use the mailbox's lock.

For example you could fill the mailbox with newspapers until it is practically full, so the letter will be placed at the top where you can retrieve it. You can use a sharp metal bar to puncture the letter at the bottom of the mailbox and pull it out. You can use magnets to move it out. You can use holes in the bottom of the mailbox. So many ways.

>>3624621
>I really "believe" in the [insert alt name] ""project""
>i-its not like I'm butthurt about missing out on cheap btc or anything... baka
>every bad trade I've ever made is whales fault, every good trade proves my numerology is legit
>I've never coded anything worth mentioning in my life but feel pretty strongly about how bitcoin should be developed

Kek.

Is it possible to obtain bitcoins using your cellphone number, so "mobilepay" of sorts? If true I should have fucking known in advance long time ago, then it wouldn't show up on my credit card.

>>3602810
You didn't follow the advice that mattered.

>>3592615
>>3592582
Learn to play the hype, You got played by the hype.

Go look at other hyped ICO's you'll see similar patterns. BAT was up at 10k sats when it went public on Bittex and gradually bottomed out at 3.5k sats.

I'd recommend holding at the very least until LINK goes live on Bittrex, I'm guessing allot more people eager to get their hands on it will drive the price back up. Temporarily.

Image providing advice for future hype coins.

GET OUT

>>3574852

Look. Guys. No one's saying move out at 18 or when you're building up savings. That's a retarded strawman manchilds use.

But once you have savings you should get out sooner rather than later. It's important for maturity, self actualization and better opportunities (let's be honest, you likely arent living in the best area for work unless you're lucky).

Past 23 years old is when it gets bad. There's pretty much no one who lives with their parents past 25-26 that doesn't have severe, immediately obvious personality flaws.

>b-but MUH saving every penny
The freedom and other benefits of moving out in your 20s are worth more than any money. Besides it's not even that much you lazy faggots unless mummy never asks you to buy food or chip in for anything. In that case Kys