/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49384613
Don't care, just need to be face deep in a woman's ass

>>>/t/witter

>>49384613
what backs crypto???

>>49384613
>TWITTER SCREENSHOT THREAD!!! WOW!!!

>>49384613
Go back to twitter tranny

>>49384613
elon and doge coin lmfao don't forget the big asian rug pull of luna lmfao baggies

>>49384634
>>49384635
>>49384624
>>49384622
seething baggies

BTC maxis will get crushed by le climate change environmentalism and POS will get shilled heavily instead

>>49384613
>NOOOOOOOOOOO NOT MY HECKING SHITCOINS
>STOP IT YOU EVIL MAXI CHADS

>>49384613
how is this bad for alts? Alts rely on btc, if btc pumps so will alts. It's like you haven't learned a thing from the previous 5000 bull markets.

>>49384785
>how is this bad for alts? Alts rely on btc
if most of the alts get declared as securities and their founders get prosecuted it's going to be a blood bath

>>49384613
This is literally the beginning of crypto and the end of your freedom goyim. You will be tracked everywhere and socially forced to do a lot of things. Enjoy!

Regs are insanely bullish = insane parabolic growth if you don't understand this you're unironically NGMI.

I'll help you retards out - QRDO. Go look it up I know it's on the radar of many already but see what kind of moves they are making recently and you may get it.

>>49384831
>if

if their goal is to regulate crypto in a way that makes sense, killing it with such retarded regulation seems counter productive.

"The biggestissue with regulation currently is US leaders dont understand crypto."

So the implication here is that Cynthia Lummis wants to understand it and approach it in a way that will be beneficial and not destructive.

>>49384864
Only bullish for BTC maybe. These fucking kikes are going to declare anything besides maybe mETH as securities and rug us all.

>>49384613
The good thing about crypto is that the average American doesn't understand it and the average lawyer, lawmaker, and politician is a bit dumber than the average American.

>>49384633
>>49384643
>>49384651
coping nocoiner

>>49384887
This nigger can't even take two minutes to read a series of tweets. This is only bullish for crypto if you think crypto begins and ends with BTC.

>>49384634
Seethe you fucking tranny faggot.

>>49384887
Kek

>>49384634
/thread

>>49384613
Bullish for Monero.

What are they gonna do? Hunt people down running nodes and execute them? What about looping in through a vpn?

>>49384891
Eth will be a security too. There's no logically consistent reason that it is not a security but other L1s are. Its not even done and is having its consensus mechanism overhauled promising massive gains with triple halvening narratives. Most decisions being done today have been heavily shilled by vitalik the founder and the eth foundation. Saying it's any different than the others is just lying.
That being said I bet it still allows them to be traded just with rules that will not be enforced on BTC and other coins similar to BTC (BCH, LTC, XMR). I bet these new crypto securities are just not available for payment in the US or at BTC ATMs and won't be available at non authorized exchanges in the US that dont submit to heavy regulations. Probably bearish as fuck in short term but fine in the long term and the ultrasound money narrative dies and eth has to sell itself without trying to compare itself to bitcoin

>>49386161
> promising massive gains
Your entire argument hinges on this and no one has said that ever. Nice cope.

>>49384613
BTC maximalism would be lucky. What will actually happen is a digital dollar with
>social credit controlling purchase ability
>expiration dates
>automatic tax withholding
>automatic reparations withholding
>automatic garnishment for debts

>>49384613
Is BTC success really bad for other Layer ones? This was the inevitable process. They were never going to skip BTC to go to whatever shitbag you hold. It was always BTC->Eth->Tether probably, then, maybe, a free for all

>>49386315
Exactly, we should hope for BTC with some sort've anon roll-up. The alternative is a digital dollar that collapses all other crypto to $0 and the horrible shit that comes with it (social credit, etc)

>>49386285
That is very debatable. Either way we will see who is coping tomorrow after the legislation is out

>>49386351
get in the oven

>>49386430
If you want social credit scores you're probably already in one.

>>49384831
But 99% of all crypto with:

>muh dev fund
>muh ICO
>muh locked funds
>muh dev tax
>muh premine
>muh PoS

With few exceptions, are securities that deserve to go to zero

Bullish for chainlink

>>49384613
Regulations are bullish for crypto because it legitimizes it.

>>49384831
None of this shit will happen because cryptos has produced a lots of billionaires and VCs/funds have been balls deep into alts and NFTs (not BTC) who will lobby the shit out of anything coming on the floor.

Regulations were more worrying back in 2018 because everyone in crypto was still a broke retail faggot. These days you can be sure that anything threatening the casino will be heavily lobbied against.

>>49384613
>bitcoin maximalism
Yes it's coming, but I think its good news:
1. I like Lummis and BTC maxi Republican Senators. They don't trust the Fed and are pro-privacy.
2. Lummis is working with Kristen Gillibrand, the New York Senator (basically Senator from Wall Street), so I'm assuming the regulatory clarity necessary for the space to grow will result. You know crypto is full of scams.
3. You should be listening to BTC maxis. If you get fucked by this regulation, its your own fucking fault.

>>49384831
>declared securities
>burgers excluded
>everyone else still gets to buy
burgers will buy BTC and pump everyone else's bags lmfao

>>49384613
yeah i saw this earlier. Might be fucking over. Americans ruin everything

>>49384613
*and eth

Good luck to everyone else.

ETH is king security, but it's too big to fail, so they won't touch it. But I hope they at least declare LINK a security

>>49384613
first time in years I see a useful post in this piece of shit of a imageboard

Dear diary, today OP wasn't a faggot

>>49384613
> Literally the end
This is because you are not informed if not you would know of projects like Alliance Block who are creating an infrastructure to create a regulatory compliant DeFi ecosystem

>>49390464
not to mention that the likelihood of this bill being passed is incredibly small, too many dems in the House opposed even if you can get Dems/Reps in the Senate to agree. The bill will never make it to Biden's desk.

>>49384864
Regulations in DeFi equals onboarding more traditional institutions to DeFi with the framework being built by Alliance Block this looks insanely bullish.

>>49384831
Good luck trying to shut down a bunch of Swiss foundations and Dubai companies

>>49386372
>we will see who is coping tomorrow after the legislation is out
What do you mean by after the legislation is out? You realize it's a republican bill and has to pass a dem controlled house, right? You don't just draft a piece of legislation and it instantly becomes a law...

>>49384613
>Wyoming
>University of Wyoming
>The Wyoming Advanced Blockchain Lab
She is 100% lobbyer for Charles Cardano scam out of University of Wyoming. Don't care to do anymore DD and you're clearly a retard if you didn't make this connection, like OP.

>>49391458
>Wyoming Legislature has a direct 1:1 deal with IOHK (Cardano).
Pretty sure if any autist really wanted real dirt, not some chink bitches opinion, this is where you should start.

>>49391531
Interesting. Wonder how her bill benefits her and ADA...

>>49384613
>pushing for bitcoin maximalism and the total destruction of alts
fucking based, fuck alts

>>49391760
Not sure but that state has MAJOR skin in crypto.
Kinda odd when you notice it has the second lowest GDP of all the states (beating only Vermont) though. Maybe, just money washing.

we don't care about regulations
regulations will be irrelevant

>>49384891
>Only bullish for BTC maybe. These fucking kikes are going to... rug us all.
If it's bullish for BTC, what's the problem? Wait a minute, don't tell me - you didn't really "invest" in shitcoins, did you?

>>49392908
You have to be really retarded to think that boomers dont visit the shitcoin casino

>>49390517
>onboarding more traditional institutions to DeFi with the framework being built by Alliance Block
Agreed, but is this ALBT shit going to happen?

>>49391531
Thanks Anon. Didn't put that one together. So in terms of influence we have
1. Team FTX...$ to Biden
2. Team ADA...$ in Wyoming
3. Team Gemini...NY
am starting a list.... would be funny if regulation was crafted around the donors...

Fuck the government. I have Monero, they can't do jack fucking shit, HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

MY NUTS, YOUR CHIN, FEDs.

>>49394099
Why won't it happen?

>>49384831
Nobody gives a fuck except XRP baggies because Ripple made the foolish mistake of hosting their scam in the US rather than Israel (or Dubai or Mumbai or Thailand or Singapore or...)

btc maxis will not win

>>49384613
This is bearish short-term for crypto but insanely bullish long-term. If I need to explain it to you then you don't belong here because you're a low IQ shitskin.

>>49394309
Yeah this getting announced and the bill being revealed will probably be the next capitulation. It might be an alt focused capitulation though, just depends on what that shit actually says.

Also, for people that think a bill getting announced and brought forward for discussion means it's law you're wrong. This bill is gonna fail many times before it ever gets the chance to actually pass imo. Then later down the line some frankenstein version of the initial bill will actually get through once it's been filled with sufficient bullshit.

>>49384613
you can profit from it and invest in the regulations with Everest ID.

>>49384785
They won't forever. The new financial system will be coming soon. They will run the show then. Everything else will be shitcoins then.

>>49384613
Sounds about time for Railgun to go mainstream. Privacy and anonymity enabling projects basically warming up at this point

>>49384613
>Regulations are coming
we built this to resist regulation from the start, 10+ years ago
a little late now lol
the top donator for the president is already our kike friend sam
you will have to read vyper contracts and beg your bank for curve bribes

>>49384633
The willingness of people to use distributed infrastructure

I don't care about your shitcoins lel.
>not being a BTC stacker
>Satoshi+14

>>49386285
>ETH2 staking
>staking
>security
Game over.

Ignore regulation. Use Monero

>>49396035
I'd rather use Railgun. Not restricted to just one coin and it permits NFTs. Being able to maintain private balance while staying on the chain is more robust in terms of utilities

>>49384633
the same thing that backs all the FIAT shitcoins like EUR and CAD
its only value is that people will trade it for things, and whores will suck you off for it.

(((congress))) aka actors the (((fed))) pays and blackmails with children, doesn't want competition for their shitcoin.

>>49384746
bitcoin libertarians maxis rooting for the state to eliminate the competition is one of the cringiest thing i've seen

>>49396363
>the same thing that backs all the FIAT shitcoins like EUR and CAD its only value is that people will trade it for things, and whores will suck you off for it.
No you fucking idiot. Those currencies are legal tender, crypto isn’t.

>>49384613
i am demoralized and cant

>>49397329
kek

>>49396413
It's great, using the power and weight of the state's cronyism to subvert the state with btc. It's like judo.

>>49388841
/thread

>>49396035
based

>>49384831
And that's a problem... why? Because you're invested in those fraud securities?

>>49384613
>Premined,proof of stake, equity-like coins get treated like the securities they are.
>pouring_oil_down_drain.jpeg
If your crypto can be co-opted or outright destroyed, then it deserves to be co-optes and destroyed.

>>49394298
Yes they will. BTC maxis have the Republican party behind them. Now some Dems too. Inevitable.

>>49394257
Monero is trivially easy to trace now donglick. Feds were able seize ALL of McAfee's Monero. All of it.

>>49398967
At least this time i get to make money alongside the corrupt oligarchs

>>49384613
good thing I bought into extremely centralized crypto that is going to be coinbase if coinbase wasn't filled with faggots

>>49392464
ironically, regulations that favor BTC as an L1 favor XMR the same.

Maybe Firo as well - but masternodes there may put it into a certain regulatory category that loosely applies to staking.

>>49384613
whatever happens, would keep buying and staking my AXL bags for it fixed 55% Apr. i don't care for his shit.

>>49399138
absolute horseshit glowie.

monero is untouchable and it's provable

Bitcoin or shitcoins, it's all a 12 word password. There's nothing they can do.

>>49384613
US is becoming irrelevant and BTC is dogshit. PERIOD

>>49390380
>sold to US investors
ICO was not open to sharts, they had to use a VPN to get around it. Exchanges selling it is a separate issue

>>49384643
>he thinks the doge whale wallet isn't the muskrats
so naively sweet!