/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19833956
>I don't understand how the fuck they are so poor, one of them even said he put his life savings in which was only around $400, the guy is nearly 30. Can anyone explain why they are all so fucking terrible with their financial decisions?
kek it’s because pic related applies to them

I think we are about to experience a very large pump. Possibly before staking.

Can you bros feel that?

>>19834701
I can feel it too providing we don't get a second corona crash.

Announcement tuesday no?

>>19834951
What evidence for that do you have?

>>19835255
These digits cheggum

>>19834951
BSN suppose to announce on tuesday.

>>19833956
>Normies
You explained it in the first word of your post, fren

>>19834835
yes

>>19833956

Do you work at mcdonalds OP? Jokes aside most people are fucking awful with money and dont have spare cash to invest. Why do you think amex gives out a fuckload of airline points if you sign up for a credit card? If you have a brain you can just do the minimum and cancel it and pretty much get a bunch of free flights. Amex can do this because for every smart person there are 1000 idiots who only make the minimum payments.

Take cars, instead of buying an older car with cash they finance a new one or take out an expensive lease with all the bullshit extras. Then comes the mortage or rent that is above what their budget should be, all eating into their income and barely leaving anything leftover for a rainy day. Add in a few more montly expenses and it keeps chipping away. Normies kneecap themselves financially in ways you wouldnt believe, but because they are all doing it you percieve it as normal and okay.

Boomer advice aside - look at Dave Ramsay's youtube channel and the kind of people who call in. Huge credit card bills, car payments, timeshares, caravans, blown out student loans, all avoidable debt.

Absolute delusion

>>19835439
Based Ramseyposter

>>19835298
I can’t stop buying it personally.
I’m trying to build a portfolio on coinbase in case I lose my wallet and I keep buying it.
I want to transfer my thousands from my wallet into it but that’s just for the MEGA PUMP 10k will give it.

>>19833956
BATEMAN
You like Chainlink the Token?

OWEN
It's okay.

BATEMAN
Sergey and his team's early work was a little too amateur for my
taste. But when Smartcontract.com came out in 2017, I think they really
came into their own, commercially and technically.

Bateman walks to his bathroom, taking a large ax out of the
shower. He takes two Valium.

BATEMAN
(Said partly from the bathroom)
The whole token has a clear, crisp vision and a new sheen of
consummate professionalism that gives Ethereum a big boost.

Bateman comes back out and leans the ax against the wall.
He walks to the foyer and puts on a raincoat, watching Owen
from behind ail the time.

BATEMAN
He's been compared to Satoshi Nakamoto but I think
Nazarov has a more bitter, cynical sense of humor.

Owen is absent-mindedly leafing through the Barneys
catalogue.

OWEN
Hey, Halberstam?

BATEMAN
Yes, Owen?

OWEN
Why are there copies of the Style section all over
the place? Do you have a dog? A chow or something?

BATEMAN
No, Owen.

OWEN
(Confused)
Is that a raincoat?

BATEMAN
Yes, it is.

Bateman moves to the CD player. He takes a Chainlink out of its
case and slides it in the machine.

BATEMAN
In September of 2017 Sergey released this, LINK, his most
accomplished token. I think their undisputed masterpiece is
"Decentralized Oracles", a service so catchy that most people probably
don't think about it's impacts. But they should because it's not
just about the displeasure of centralization and the importance of
trends. It's a personal statement about Sergey himself.

Bateman puts on "Decentralized Oracles"

BATEMAN crosses the room and picks up the ax.

We follow BATEMAN from behind as he walks up to Owen, the
ax raised over his head.

BATEMAN
Hey, Paul?

As Owen turns around, FROM OWEN'S POV we see Bateman swing
the ax toward his face.

Blood sprays onto the white raincoat

BATEMAN
(Raising the ax and screaming)
Try getting a order at Binance now, you fucking
stupid bastard!

>>19833956
You killed your own normie argument when you said 'guys at work' lololol reddit really does always buy biz bags. Enjoy crabbing no more than btc for the next 12m months while Chad's make 1000x on the next gems.

Mfw 120k at 24 lmao

>>19833956
I'm 24 and I dont have $560 CAD to spend on 100 LINK.

11 more things to address before the service agreement is finished. My body is ready..

https://www.pivotaltracker.com/n/projects/2129823

>>19835829
I haven't seen much talk about the pivotal tracker over the last few months. Why is that? Are the current tasks just less easy to understand for non-coders, and that's why /biz/ isn't talking about it as much? or something else

>>19835876
No idea. Though according to what I know the service agreement is the last step before staking goes live.

I fully expect an exponential jump in price almost immediately when it does. I can't really guess what that will look like though.

>>19835829
By 11 things do you mean that list in the middle? So we're looking at staking in October?

>>19835439
This

>>19835829
>>19835999
Sorry, literal retard here

>>198359999
There a good chance, also we're going to $5+

next week.

>>19833956
>at work
Lol
This anon has a job

>>19835999
I cant say for sure, because I don't know what kind of momentum the team has and how quickly they will finish. I would like to think it happens sooner, say this summer.. maybe august? But thats just a guess.

>>19833956
Most americans live paycheck to paycheck and live in perpetual dread of getting a flat tire or needing a plumber.

>>19836036

I can do both those jobs bro. Would help you out if you needed it.

Been in those situations too many times...

>>19836055
Based and helpful neighbor pilled
>>19836011
The chart definitely looks super bullish, I wouldn't be surprised if we hit a new ATH in July

>>19834701
Yes.

>>19835596

>>19833956
Normies always need the newest smartphone, their avocado toasts, at least one new article of clothing every month, etc...
400 bucks in life savings is a joke. I've been a NEET until a year ago and already up 6k.

>>19835255
>>19834951
https://technode.com/2020/06/19/exclusive-chinas-bsn-and-irisnet-are-building-an-internet-of-blockchains/
>Chainlink’s oracle network, a constellation of data feeds for blockchain applications, will be integrated directly to the BSN using IRITA. This will greatly improve efficiency, Cao said.
>At TechNode’s event on Thursday, He said the partnership between Red Date and Chainlink will be formally announced on Tuesday.

>>19833956
Imaging waiting until $8 to 2x lmfao

>>19833956
When normies are priced you, you dump 50% and wait a year. Bear markets exist and things go much, much lower than you expect. LINK has been in a bull run for 2 years.

I dumped the 40x and am speculating on Kleros + other low cap shit. Nobody ever lost taking HUGE profits, desu.

It's over until 2022.

>>19835676
>Enjoy crabbing no more than btc for the next 12m months while Chad's make 1000x on the next gems.
Yeah... I think I'm going to go with the more certain eventual moonshot.

>>19836817
uhhh...

>>19836817
Perhaps but I'm not feeling this strategy at all. Your greed will get you rekt eventually anon.

>>19836932
he fudding, and if he isn't he gonna be the ETH guy, if someone could time bears and bull cycles, they wouldn't be here, they'd be on wall street getting their dick suck by 5 interns everyday.

>>19835909
Priced in