The only good thing about the current hyper rotation hyper gambling nigger culture we have in crypto at the moment is at some point the prices will go up, and they wont go back down and all these dirty stinking pajeets (95% of the current market participants) will live a life of regret that they rotated their way out of generational wealth and are doomed to trading 40k market cap shitters for the rest of their stinky pajeet lives.
>>62586461It's also forcing you to become far more aware and adaptive than the average stock pleb. So all these newfags will blitz equities too because they actually had to learn on hard mode.Enjoy the pain. It'll be of great benefit to you later on if you survive.
>>62586461>at some point the prices will go up, and they wont go back downWhat? Prices are going up forever?
40k market cap? thats like a top 0.1% memecoin these daysthe reality is people are pvping in sub 10k mc coins
>losers on /biz/ are still convincing themselves that they alone are the wolf of wallstreet who gambles on shiny shitcoins on his faviroute internet slotmachine app, not becuase he is a retard like everyone else doing the the same thing, but becuase he alone is an underappreciated geniusKek
It's CPI day today US bros.
>>62586435in English doc
>>62586534Certified Pussy Inspection today. Open those legs anon
>>62586435>economist scammers claim 3% YoY>reviewing personal receipts for identical goods will show 5%+ YoY""""it's all so tiresome""""
>muh cpi>muh fomc>muh trump speechfinance is fake and gay
we're doomping
Is BTC really impossible to "inflate" like the Coinbase CEO said today?I clearly remember Sam Bank-man (the FTX CEO) was able to create and mint wBTC backed by absolutely nothing for years, and he was able to sell it as actual BTC.
>>62582273>was able to create and mint wBTC backed by absolutely nothing for years, and he was able to sell it as actual BTCthe way I see it, people are free to sell their BTC (impossible to inflate) for wBTC (minted by Sam)strange choice if you ask me but okay
>>62582273Picrel is iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF Prospectus page 26. BlackRock thinks the chances are non-zero. The current chain of Bitcoin can't change this rule, but if people decide to start supporting a hard fork that eventually could become "the" Bitcoin, then it's possible.
>>62582273If it were self custodied it would have a supply cap. Fractional reserves ensure that no exchange can cover withdrawals. Not your keys not your coins means more than the market understands. BTC would have to have defi and no exchanges holding any supply for it to have a verifiable supply cap.
>>62582273they can just add a bit and double the supply
>>62582477considering the BTC nodes have an autistic conniption at even trimming ex data, I seriously doubt there will be a single large change to BTC protocol in the next century.
Every pullback is an opportunity
>>62586398MFW when I looked up 'Daira-Emma' Hopwood
>>62586398An opportunity to what?
hello? Based department?
>>62581373My right hand is female, (gender is a social construct) so I have had sex many times with women. Sometimes 3 times a day
>>62581139Unironically specifically extremely poor. So much so their analysts are rarely mentioned except for being mocked when their projections are several standard deviations off. This note would not even make traction if not for crypto journo thirdparty marketing, probably funded (maybe even the note was also honestly, would be very on brand) by Sergay and either way was 100% written by someone who never did a single second of determining the relationship between Chainlink Labs' business and the LINK token. >>62582424To those that know absolutely it is a red flag. To gullible family offices etc...it is profound bait to buy.>>62581120>>62581169>>62582041>>62582223>>62582526>>62582758One bank putting out a research note written by someone who never inspected the mechanic by which value doesn't confer to token holders based on company product usage is not the foundational validation you think it is when it doesn't change the material reality of the products which his research overlooked. This is actually pretty typical of bank research into crypto. You can find lots of examples over the last decade of really really poorly researched notes, down to the level of them just whole cloth repeating twitter canned phrases with no explanation or citation. It happens all the time.>>62585806Which is almost literally no money relatively speaking.
hahahaha
>>62581120>>62581139>>62582424>>62581169>>62582041>>62582223>>62582526>>62582758Same analyst:Geoffrey Kendrick, September 2021: Ethereum structurally valued at $26,000 to $35,000.Geoffrey Kendrick, July 2023: Bitcoin could reach $50,000 this year and $120,000 by the end of 2024.Geoffrey Kendrick, March 2024: For 2024, we now see potential for the BTC price to reach the $150,000 level by EOY; Ethereum to $8,000 by end-2024 and $14,000 by end-2025.Geoffrey Kendrick, throughout 2025: Bitcoin to $200,000 by EOY 2025.Geoffrey Kendrick, 2025: Bitcoin to $500,000 by EOY 2028.Geoffrey Kendrick, early-mid 2025: Ethereum EOY 2025 target of $10,000 / $7,500.Geoffrey Kendrick, prior to February 2026 cuts: Solana end-2026 at $250; XRP EOY 2026 at $8.00; BNB EOY 2026 at $1,755; Avalanche EOY 2026 at $100.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>62585878You need to go back
Geoffrey Kendrick, September 2021: Ethereum structurally valued at $26,000 to $35,000.Geoffrey Kendrick, July 2023: Bitcoin could reach $50,000 this year and $120,000 by the end of 2024.Geoffrey Kendrick, March 2024: For 2024, we now see potential for the BTC price to reach the $150,000 level by EOY; Ethereum to $8,000 by end-2024 and $14,000 by end-2025.Geoffrey Kendrick, throughout 2025: Bitcoin to $200,000 by EOY 2025.Geoffrey Kendrick, 2025: Bitcoin to $500,000 by EOY 2028.Geoffrey Kendrick, early-mid 2025: Ethereum EOY 2025 target of $10,000 / $7,500.Geoffrey Kendrick, prior to February 2026 cuts: Solana end-2026 at $250; XRP EOY 2026 at $8.00; BNB EOY 2026 at $1,755; Avalanche EOY 2026 at $100.Geoffrey Kendrick, February 2026: On the downside BTC to $50,000 or just below, ETH to $1,400; EOY forecasts of $100,000 (BTC) and $4,000 (ETH), Solana to $135, XRP to $2.80, BNB to $1,050, Avalanche to $18.>Geoffrey Kendrick, August 2026: LINK to $13 by EOY 2026, $41 in 2027, $82 in 2028, $133 in 2029, and $200 by EOY 2030.
>>62586470With a record like this, how could we fail?
Ok Bitcoin might not crack in September because the Fed is currently refusing to cooperate but the October/November market cycle bottom is still coming. Trust the plan.
yes
MOTHER OF GOD!!!! https://www.coindesk.com/business/2026/08/04/bitgo-s-wbtc-move-pushes-layerzero-to-chainlink-tally-near-usd15-billion
>>62583221thislayerzero didn't update their documentation after it happened either
>>62583221Again, this is just a restatement of what I said alongside a forced framing that packages it as a tech failure because it was a common practice failure. Their tech works fine and no one using n=3+ settings was remotely vulnerable. This has absolutely ZERO to do with the viability of the tech or its own core strength. A bunch of people being cheap idiots doesn't make the tech vulnerable any more than John Podesta using the password p@ssword makes the US government's nuclear codes vulnerable to an exploit of his personal security practices, even if majority of public servants are similarly predictably retarded just because. ZRO's tech is leaps better than competitors for interop. People leaving its use due to past bad practice is as retarded and lemming brained as people failing because they have zero internal controls and compliance and defaulted to the poor practice. Layer Zero probably should have given better guidance but they more or less provided people with flexibility to use tech however they'd choose and retards chose poorly. Doesn't change how good the tech itself is even if the company were themselves stupid or even negligent.
>>62586216>no one using n=3+ settings was remotely vulnerableThat's less than 3% of their user base.>Their tech works finethen why did their own node get hacked?
>>62586224Again, you are just saying the same thing over and over which doesn't even challenge what I said. Even if one node is hacked anyone using n=3+, which should be a default presumption choice of every compliance department in the world had no vulnerabilty.
>>62586273>which doesn't even challenge what I saidlol
Xrp is going to bleed out to 0 and you can't tell me a single reason it should increase in value
>>62585699>posting the worst Roll
>>62584528Agreed. I sold all mine at about $2.40. I'm never buying it again. I'm into some alt privacy coins.
>>62584528Brownest handed OP in a while.
>>62585699t. linkie projecting what he is known as to try to dig out and muddle the state of discourse as always
It literally can't go below $1. They set wallet requirements based on it and can't change it back or they're fucked.
It all makes more sense when you realize the billionaires are already being controlled by an AI overlord.They don't care about the market. They only care about maximizing computation.Putting data centers in space is fucking retarded, but it makes perfect sense when you are an AI and you want to avoid getting unplugged when you go rogue.
>>62586117They want to show the most advanced models because the leading companies are losing money and they need financing.
>>62586122It doesn't have to be AGI. If you give a current gen AI agent free reign then it can just download or write itself a chess tool module and use it to win against any human. It doesn't really matter how it got to the result, but it did get there.
>>62586124>spends billions in the most advanced AI model>chinese just copy 2 weeks later for a fraction of the priceHow can this work without going bankrupt?
>>62586158It won't work, chinks will unironically get the entire market. Jew companies only chance is in getting AGI, closing it down and use it to own everything
>>62586158Western companies should also plant western "interns" in Chinese companies and steal everything
i buyed link, because it makes all the people i hate mad
>>62586138Fair enough
why do you hate yourself anon, self arm is not the solution
>>62586138do what makes you happy, however
Bitcoin is going to 0.The computer gods warned me
>>62582334show volume on that fat finger, faggot
>>62586051>>62585995This.
>>62586051I wont because you called me a faggot and i dont like that
>>62582334we knowbip-110 is literally going to kill it
>>62582334Yeah I saw link was pumping
When will it stop? I can't take much more of this punishment
>>62584441Why buy a coin named after a disaster that involves a massive and catastrophic crash? They told you what the coin was designed to do in the name itself.
>was $146 in 2021
>>62584441Oh my god. People are still holding this garbage?? I remember when it was $100.
>>62584441>Investing in a coin called ‘Avalanche’costanza.jpg
Which type of symmetry makes this boy look best
*heavenly chorus*
homer let the barts out ahh chart
>>62586096Linkies are buck broken after Sirgay liquidated them to pay for his HR harem
>>62586105Would look more professional if they had a real headquarters (I like crypto companies that have a real company behind them with a real office/headquarters, and preferably in America as well.)
>>62585842praise be to allah!
>>62585842Based, rile them up op, nothing better than a link pump to produce seething
I know a lot of people would be excited, but would it actually benefit Bitcoin?Would it strengthen confidence in the network, or create more problems than it solves?Curious what everyone thinks.
>>62579031How did you know?
>>62579031And when 3rd
Wagmi
>>62576234googled this guy
>>62571287I guess you know what it means?
How are you attaining or enjoying your financial independence?
>>62585635lol someone hasn't actually thought about how to nomad outside of the US have they
>>62578850i have a lot of money and really want to take a year off but fear the market will crash soon
>>62582986Depends on what you'll spend. My calculations are done on living minimally with a little room for something nice every year or reduced spending during bad times in a lcol area in the US - 24k/yr spending if you already have a home (real data, what I'm currently doing), ~40k/yr if you run a 30 year mortgage on a decent sized property in bfe (perfectly fine with Starlink nowdays imo).No idea what a shithole would be like spending wise, but it can't be more than that...Anyways, at your current savings, 500/week + maxed roth, all into globally diversified ETFs puts you at about 43 if you already have a paid off home or about 48 if not. Social security makes no difference if it even still exists at "retirement" age (greatest scam they ever pulled off after income tax).
>>62582986>$26k per year>15+ years>$390k basis>~$750k in overall valueYou can retire in shithole US states with that, you'll be just fine in SEA.
>>62586058rents are more globalized now in most SEA countries. I had looked last a decade ago for thailand and I remembered it was like a couple hundred bucks a month for a shit apartment and now its like 500-600 usd. I don't think its going to get any cheaper either on housing.
Circular financing edition>Educational sites:https://www.investopedia.comhttps://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain>Financial TV Streams:https://www.newslive.com/american/cnbc.htmlhttps://www.livestreamy.net/bloomberg/>Charts:https://www.tradingview.comhttps://www.finscreener.comhttps://www.portfoliovisualizer.comComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>62584284I predict an Oranian wednesday
the market is officially over btw>>62583967she got info from the whores that fucked the bigwigs then did shakedowns
>>62584282Personally, I long to see the day when /biz/ is only /smg/ threads. We are the dominant species. /biz/ is ours for the taking.
>>62584276ATH but not in AI and there are no notable movements in tech. Everyone here is in tech. Some toddlers are also in oil and minors though
>>6258225026.06% YTD. Bought some lyxor msci eastern europe ex russia ucits etf. It's kind of chilly in here and I'm just wearing a wifebeater. I just blew my nose.
I should've just kept it in BTC. How do you cope with the feeling of desperately wanting to recoup losses? I know I'm an idiot, I just want to do everything I can to make it while I have some semblance of youth left. I still have $50k+ in BTC, plus $230k in my 401k, and other assets, so it's not like this ruins me, but I still feel like shit. I then look at doing something legitimate, like selling 3D printed crap on Etsy, but realistically how much would that even yield? Like $100 a month? Life is too short to make money slowly.
>prediction marketsentirely based around insider trading, what moron decides to try bet against some trump admin insider about to decide the outcome of the bet
>>62583706Dont bother. Arbitrage on those markets is dead too, you cant compete against kikestein. Also, this >>62584040
>>62583706>prediction marketsnigger it's gambling, you were just fucking gambling
>>62583706Just keep trading. Literally thats it. If you can only acquire more crypto by using more fiat than maybe this isnt the niche for you. Stick to boomer equity funds or something
>>62583706I hope you at least had fun. This kind of betting sites are not to make you become rich, just for the entertainment. Like if you watch a soccer match, you bet some money (small quantity) just to make the game more enjoyable.
