/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27247878
Wasn't this a given?
Did they expect retail investors to make money on this?
Some of them might get the attention, but they are not making most of the money

>>23700220
Except when they’re so consistently wrong, it’s almost like the old triple-double cross. Nobody with an ounce of critical thinking ability gives polls any credence

Bump for knowledge

>>22269794
S’ok, I’ve been here since summer of 2017 and have never put a dime into crypto

>>21177607
Just wanna touch on this ground beef and eggs for a moment... what are you making with said items?

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>>17169599
Yeah, if you think you’ll make money off of a meme token you’re better off with the bat soup

>>16877714
>"50,000k" at 38c average buy in
>I only have 13 Eth rn
>Goys what do with 2k USD paycheck

>>16865205
why do people on this board think they are better at economy than real economists

>Have $100k in magic internet monies
>Feel utterly defeated
>Bored and stressed from holding
>Not going to sell

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>>14158723
Fascinating

>>14068376
I'm shilling what exactly, Italy or crypto?

>>13597762
>Fed af of emotions
>Posts nothing of content, but an emotional spasm

>>13266099
>TRTL only has TRTL/BTC pair

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>>8198161
BTC (and pretty much anything else) is only worth what people are willing to pay for it, thus if sudden *massive* drop in price occurred, lots of buyers would appear to BTFD.

Additionally, flippening will happen at some point, so BTC is going to lose its dominance to other cryptocurrencies and also it won't necessarily mean it will depreciate in $ value.

Nobody would be in such market? Like some investors just love volatility, which makes them able to earn both on increase and decrease on assets' value.

That's the risk you take when you invest or gamble - no risk, no gain.