/biz/ - Business and Finance

I've had the thought.

So if a lot of the early buyers do get their funds back, can we expect them to dump the price down? They, or at least a lot of them (~10% of supply), essentially have been prevented from selling during the bull run to $5 (don't remember the sat price, but they would've profited there as well).

I can expect many are not happy with the situation and IOTA Foundation.

>>2295

As an update to this, I actually got my funds back. This whole issue still shouldn't have happened to begin with.

The poker player?

Assuming the bot actually works as intended, why would you sell something that gets you about 5000x gains in 3 months?

>>2678

>>>/bog/

Fuck off.

Hmmm ill bite. Ill set it up on a exchange i dont use with virtual machine and report back. Even if it works this things isnt going anywhere near my main accounts or os.

I make 100% a day on my bot.

I keep getting banned from 4chan /biz/, or 4chan in general.

Gay frog posters have to go back

>>4655

based

>>2780

I don't think it will dip anytime soon

AFAICR the stock market and everything revolving around it is recovering, and latest political outputs in the US have been very positive

also BO yeah this thread is kind of a legacy, dunno if it should be bumplocked or what. do whatever you want.

Been thinking about starting a thread on technical analysis but frankly i've lost faith in people, easily %95 of internet users have no discipline or sense of scale. not sure if it's worth my time.

>>2819

There are many old threads on this board. Assuming a thread does not break any rules and isn't a shitpost, what gets bumplocked is personal situation or similar threads that gets resolved in a short amount of time. Example >>25

My perception is that threads like this can handle long term and gradual conversation. So it's fine to remain as is. It is also getting close to the normal bump limit. It's going to be either this thread or the /pol/ thread that becomes the first thread of the board to reach bump limit.

>Been thinking about starting a thread on technical analysis but frankly i've lost faith in people, easily %95 of internet users have no discipline or sense of scale. not sure if it's worth my time.

This board is small and slow paced. You can observe on the board list that there's a major decline in posts per hour after the top 25 or so boards. The main consideration would be the patience with regards to getting a response.

>>2736

The referral link was edited.

>>2737

Fuck, I'm retarded.

I might as well shill my own referral then.

https://share.robinhood.com/shlomos6000000

>>2740

What's wrong with the CSS and spoilered links?

>be cautious about bitcoin prices in November knowing fully about the suspicions with Tether

>price was approaching 7k

>price soared to 19k anyways

>now Tether is a big deal because major news hit of Bitfinex/Tether getting a subpoena, almost 2 months after the fact

>bitcoin "crashes" to 8k

I'm just fine, but maybe right now is the dead cat bounce.

What I really want from bitcoin is just an online way to spend money pseudonymously (without credit card or Paypal). The ones I have are from faucets years ago, so I'm not wholly concerned about blockchain investigation and whatever to track identities.

>>2749

>ones

You have >$8k worth in Bitcoin right now? Have you ever thought about taking some of that shit out in case it goes to sub-$1000 levels? Hell, APMEX lets you pay for stackable silver bars with bitcoin:

https://www.apmex.com/product/51412/1-kilo-silver-bar-apmex-stackable?utm_source=connexity&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=shopping_engine#

Depending on where you live, your property taxes may exceed the numbers you mentioned..

>>1810

If you dont have native sugar maples in your area there is no way you are gonna get any returns for 1/2 a century or more. Not to mention that the syryp racket is jewed up to the extreme.

>Birches also make syryp but to worst ratio of sap to syryp, but they grow about a bijillion times easiest, and its still a bad idea.

Campsite would not be terrible depending on where and what you got for land there. Farm would also not be terrible but the idea of getting something for nothing is just not going to happen.

>>2630

>like manure

most manure has persistent pesticides in it that that they spray on grass crops which kills leafy plants

>>25

Couple of honest questions OP;

* why don't you check for market direction first?

* why don't you calculate your odds first?

* why don't you calculate probability-adjusted returns so you don't fool yourself?

* why don't you check for volatility?

* why don't you do fundamental analysis?

* why don't you research your trading ideas first

* why do you concentrate risk?

* why don't you hedge out your risk?

* why don't you come up with a backup plan in case things go south?

You're doing exactly what causes 90% of retail traders to lose 90% of their capital within 90 days. Your 1st objective isn't to make money, it's to protect your capital. Growing your fund is 2nd objective. You can hedge out risk for months or even up to a year.

y u do dis?

>investing in stocks

spotted the problem, op

>>1590

>>1600

>>2477

>>2549

OP hasn't been to this thread in 3 years.

It’s illegal for me to give you direct advice, but chasing yield through dividends is usually a winning strategy for any younger or newer trader.

Can you help me please making money can you give me money

Bump

>>1039

There is nothing wrong with going into business with family. Its been done for generations. Its less about doing business with someone you know and more about not having a clear hierarchy between the two of you.

>>2128

Exactly.

>>1039

{(In a perfect world)}

First build a solid foundation of trust, so then if issues do come up, y'all can talk it out and find a resolution together instead of acting solely on an emotional response and ape out. Once y'all trust each other, then comes loyalty. Now if y'all don't have ulterior motives or honey pots setting up against each other, what follows is respect. Also be blunt. Too many shit shows have happened when people dance around the topic when all that was needed was honesty. Essentially act upon logic & reason, don't get greedy, and everything will be alright.

>>1851

>“No servant can serve two masters, for either he will hate the one and love the other, or he will be devoted to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and money.” The Pharisees, who were lovers of money, heard all these things, and they ridiculed him.—Luke 14:13–14

Made up bs bible quotes.

Luke 14:13-14 really says "But when thou makest a feast, call the poor, the maimed, the lame, the blind: And thou shalt be blessed; for they cannot recompense thee: for thou shalt be recompensed at the resurrection of the just."

My advice would be to validate any advice, you may end up following bs if you don't.

>>2431

Found the initial quote at Luke 16:13-14 not Luke 14 as cited.

>>2139

Who warned you about bitbay when it was 0.02$ and now it is around 0.3$? Me. Gonna be good, it's only the beginning.

>>2381

Based french anon. I can finally afford a toilet now.

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This thread is clearly outdated, but the discussion isn't bad at all compared to what the cryptocurrency thread was getting.

I'd like to buy a few millions but can't access etherdelta. If I open the page I only see empty tables. From laptop and from android phone. Why is that?

>>2062

I see some offers, but no bids.

https://etherdelta.github.io/#0x7f2176ceb16dcb648dc924eff617c3dc2befd30d-ETH

There was one transaction a week ago. Either a fake transaction, or someone got scammed. Ohni never traded legitimately at 1 sat or higher.

bump for progress

https://ohni.io/

https://t.me/OhniGroup (Telegram)

>>1621

Makes sense. I've noticed Ethereum was rather focused on web development. It would fulfill the unique goal of decentralized and uncensorable websites I thought, but then there's IPFS already.

But for any other kind of applications, it would seem Ethereum is kind of pointless, inefficient, and expensive. I've looked through some of the dapps, and largely they aren't really anything. Some of them are some basic games that cost something per action (which no one is really willing to do much less begin playing).

Is there an actual dapp out there that anyone legitimately uses?

Ethereum seems to me like a scam and smart contracts seem more like a gimmick than an actual useful feature. 70 Million coins have been premined and in hands of Butters and his clique.

yes! sell before it hits 1k +!

>>1308

well, with codius already getting deployed, I think ethereum will be obselete tech.

Opinions on BCC (fork for 8 MB block sizes) and BTC (Segwit)? For a retrospection, there was Segwit 2x signaling, a bull run to 2.8k USD from 1.7 because people think there won't be a chain split, then a chain split.

If there's one thing, I don't like how the hashing power is used as voting power to begin with, and I'm not confident with it being a continuing thing for Bitcoin.

I received severance pay literally today. This is the first time I've had substantial money to invest in cryptocurrency.

BTC or BCC?

>>1960

If you're going to use crypto to buy something right this instant, then BTC since its the main coin that all exchanges base their markets primarily on. Also I haven't found a non-sketchy light wallet for BCC just yet (note: previous BTC holders would have to import their private keys and it's easy to get fucked over by a scam or just insecure wallet in that scenario).

If you're looking to invest, I don't actually know the future. The ones trading around the time of the Ethereum fork may be able to better answer. My own guess is that Bitcoin's pre-fork value is going to be divided between the two chains, and for the time being, BTC currently priced as it was before, is on its way down for the time being.

I think the 8 MB block size increase is a temporary solution. Once those fill up, its going to come across the same issue as earlier this year. I'm a little biased for Segwit since it patches the ASICBOOST exploit the miner wanted to keep, who also benefits from high transaction fees that average users have to deal with.

Any news on this?

>>1964

Exchanges are starting to allow deposits so pre-fork bitcoin holders are dumping off their bcc, hence the price decline.

>>1915

>>1903

Why bump a 2 year old thread? OP isn't going to respond to you.

IMO it depends on the hobby. Some liberal farts art shit won't work well. Computers and marketing? Perhaps. Get some bearable job, draw up a plan, invest in your own hobby. In my hobby its all about testing what works and what doesn't. I still have a job as a fallback, but the ultimate rush is when your hobby makes more money than the job. I'm working towards that.

>>1917

This board is basically dead anyway. When I responded to the thread, it was on page 4.

>>1763

It's an ERC20 token. So it's a part of Ethereum.

So swarm and edgeless were the main losers from the parity bug. I think swarm lost 20 million worth of ETH from ICO. Vitalik's dad is an advisor to that project. When I was in the slack channel for it, no one even seemed rattled… They were just kumbayin and all "I'm so proud to be part of such a wonderful community, swarm love, swarm life". I get weird feelings from them. I was holding a couple hundred because I thought it was a cool idea but I sold a bit after the top yesterday because I don't want anything to do with it. They're cheering the devs because they said they're gonna keep working on it regardless of funds and I feel it's all just a bit contrived.

I feel a bit iffy about holding any erc20 token now. I think solidity is a shit language for smart contracts and I'd be tempted to put some money on antshares/neo because they have lots of different script libraries but they're an erc20 token too and I feel they're just gonna be part of a new China chapter in cryptoworld. Will probably offload the last of mine if there's a pump before or after re-brand.

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