How long would it take me to become a funded trader from zero?
>>62516711Why is someones son wannabe someones daughter?
>>62516711Asking that question to begin with indicates an intelligence far lower than that which is required to be a consistently profitable trader. Get a real job
>portfolio up +16% since last year>literally just 90% (one) accumulating ETF, 10% US Bondsthis isn't actually sustainable, is it?16% YOY is fucking absurd. There are banks here -begging- for deposits and they're promising (at most) 4.5%All I do is deposit and rebalance quarterly to keep the 90/10 balance but the stocks are WAY outpacing the bonds every quarter.
>>62516732There are two solutions:1 AI is rolled out and incarcerates the working class in pod city economic prisons, sustained 10 to 30 percent growth, until the inevitable, unpredictable side effect of some newish technology hits on global scale, be it war, some contamination, or just a fundamental mathematical pattern of doom.2 Policy demands mass busywork, growth collapses from retardation, another lost decade ensues.The completely unrealistic one:3 Policy massively favors small and medium business instead of inefficient gigacorps, people band together to run AI companies with profits, accountability is restored, second half of scenario 1 delayed, but not avoided.
what's your bet? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiOFu1TlkgE www.bip110.org
>>62513818And your new bitcoin will be worth a fraction of the supposed centralized shitcoin
is there any data on the % of nodes that are currently in favor?i heard it was small so its an irrelevant debate at this point in time
it's simple, miners will do whatever makes them money. which means doing whatever buyers want them to do. and the only buyers of consequence are centralized exchanges and tradfi institutions. margins are negative right now so they don't have a choice, it's do what they are told or they go bankrupt
>>62516162You can scrap this data yourself or search online there are many websites providing this type of statistics in real time. Today approximately it looks like:- 12% against BIP110- 10% strongly pro BIP110- 78% neutral or pro BIP110where only Core30+ is against the BIP110, other versions are either neutral or pro BIP110.btw. the time for debate is over long time ago, BIP110 is already signaling and soon we should expect the chain split.Bad actors in that space. They are intentionally lying. Segwit activated because of BIP-148, period. Without the UASF, Segwit was stalled, there was no miner support. BIP-148 forced their hand. BIP-110 will do the same.https://medium.com/incerto/the-most-intolerant-wins-the-dictatorship-of-the-small-minority-3f1f83ce4e15
>>62516137>>62516199The choice for Miners seems really simple.Option 1: Ignore BIP-110- Lose 15% (or more) of customers- Trigger a chain split- Ongoing risk that hashrate migrates to BIP-110, causing reorg- Risk of PR & Stock dramaOption 2: Adopt BIP-110- Continue serving 100% of customers- No chainsplit- No reorg riskComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>The median home price in Usa is 6x the median income. How do you reply without sounding mad?
>>62514943He didn’t “destroy” anything. People are poor because they are poor and low iq.
>>62510784I'm part of the permanent underclass
>>62510784Based Trump dabbing on goycattle
I still don't understand why he's doing a second round of blanket tariffs. They didn't work the first time so why do it again?
>>62516519no one wants to risk a constitutional crisis by reigning in his retarded orange nigger ass.
Do we still have the spirit?
>>62515521Lets first pump the main one>>62515541Hm i dont know, is eth mainnet still active with shitcoins? Or i ask the foodpepe team to bridge to eth, there has been some discussion on telegram i remember. But likely just bridging wont do it right, people want a new token if they buy on another chain?
>>62515434
>>62515434pudding is good but id eat like 14 cups before i got bored (not full)
>>62515434>50% more cupsthis makes me sad for some reason, like thinking of an innocent person being taken advantage of
>>62515680How?
>if everyone in the whole world was financially responsible, nobody would be able to build wealthis that true?if so I can understand why financial knowledge is so gatekept
They're called goycattle for a reason. Someone needs to be farmed for their labor. We can't all live in luxury, or else who would be creating that luxury?
>>62510436>>I WONT GO BACK TO EIN SOF
>>62510436so, a state in which, nothing happens? I get get used to that
>>62510259>Thinks it's a video title>go to YT and write "our system needs fool">get endless Ching chong AI slopIt's all coming together
Our system needs fools like the people on /biz/ who talk about how they're saving $1,000 into their retirement account per month so they can have $10,000,000 in the account when they retire at age 67Without these slaves providing consistent exit liquidity, the stock market would actually go straight to zero
day 3650 in crypto. I went all in on bittens0r(somehow i cannot post the name without post getting deleted)To me, it's the only crypto with a truly compelling long-term use case.Bitcoin monetized scarcity. Bittensor is attempting to monetize intelligence.Instead of securing a monetary network, miners and validators compete to produce valuable AI outputs. The best contributors earn TAO, creating an open market for machine intelligence.If AI becomes one of the world's most valuable resources, an open, decentralized network for AI could become just as important as Bitcoin became for money.That's my thesis. Time will tell. thanx 4 reading my blog.
>>62516676>-75%Time has told. Software has no value anymore. Crypto is software. You gambled on shitcoins like BTC and whatever that is you shill. Your bags are heavy. You are losing it all. There is no crypto "investment", just lots of statistically perfect traps to lose your money.
>>62516676You can't post the name except you just did.Retarded op. Kys, saged.
>>62516688>>62516693i guess im into something as the fudders came early. subnets making record volume and revenue, and its only the beginning. also its the bottom of the bear market everything's down even more than -75%. my 100 TAO will be worth 10 million in the 2030's
>>62516702>99% AI / GPT>Your text is likely AI generated.
My boss is angry because she asked me to come to work on Sunday and I didn't
>>62516054call her a nigger
>>62516054You should obey your boss; she pays your wages and puts food on your table. You need to be grateful and do everything she tells you, and do it with a smile.
>>62516054I bet your boss doesn’t have the these cannons
>>62516054Imagine being "angry" about a worker drone. NGMI.
HAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAAHAHAHHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA
>>62515126NO, NOW I CAN'T AFFORD MY OVER 65 COMMUNITY HOA FEES!
>>62515758Please tell me you didn't sell the village cow for your silvaar
>>62515956literally meget raped boboids
>>62515126hmmm, doesn't it remind you of something? Seriously, these graphs are 1:1 clones, the future is spelled out.
>>62515816It's not the hottest trend. If it's not on Robinhood chain it can't be the hottest trend.
>>62515857What the fuck
>>62515828Decades ago, alcoholics gambled on slot machines, the desperately wrong people of today use shit apps for crypto gambling. Was sad back then, is sad today.
>>62515816You don't "invest" in scams you fuckin retard
Primed to rug pull the suckers
Settled on the XRPL. The Standard.https://x.com/Grayscale/status/2078872907430985983
>>62516575What happened on the XRPL was a token transaction. My screenshot literally says: "tokenized asset issued on the XRPL".The "associated settlement" for this token transaction happened in actual fiat, on "interbank settlement rails".This is all literally in my screenshot.
>>62516575Also, you write this incoherent word salad:>claiming that node operators having a reason they would choose to operate a network... and then accuse others of being "semantically retarded".That's crazy.
>>62516591Something isn't incoherent/word salad just because you are unable to respond to it. Something doesn't become wrong just because you find the truth of it inconvenient to your entrenched wishes for things. These concepts are not arbitrary literary devices that give you auto-wins and free ability to legislate what discourse is reasonable and what isn't. Name a single thing I got wrong or cope in terminally butthurt silence. You are literally in a cult. You don't care what is actually true and just care about group messaging and sophistical posturing aimed at messaging strength for same. Picrel is you.>>62516582The settlement process involved two assets on two networks. One fiat, one crypto. The money moved between parties and settled. SO DID THE MINTED TREASURY, YOU FUCKING RETARD.This is SERIOUSLY not that difficult to understand. Literally insane how fucking stupid you are. You are hanging on the wording describing one single leg of a two-legged transaction. Here is another describing the other leg. Lol:https://coinmarketcap.com/academy/article/%20xrp-ledger-settles-tokenized-treasuries-across-borders
>>62516591>>62516582Simple breakdown:Mastercard's network was used for settlement instructions/network bridging. JP Morgan's was used for the fiat leg's settlement. XRPL through Ripple was used for the crypto leg's settlement. It was the first time a tokenized treasury settled cross-border. Nothing I've written here is even vaguely contestable. COPE.
>>62516660>>62516665The tokenized transaction does not settle anything here.The settlement is done ONLY in fiat, on "interbank settlement rails".
>he's still into cryptoWhat a loser!
>>62514059>His decisions in life are conditioned by peer pressured from womenYou were born a loser and will remain one til the day you die
>>62514059To recover my lost izzat I bend over and launch a powerful spray of projectile diarrhea all over them
>>62514301Only nagatoro is Hot
>>62516438Pretty tough words coming from your mama's basement.I bet you have to squint your eyes when you happen to step outside
>>62514059I wish I could go back in time and be a sociable normie at schoolt. 38 year old
>>62515127>apex predator >proof of workPick one
>>62514232I'm not. Name a single time I did or cope in resolute, repressed, electrified stillness. >>62513002I'm not samefagging you fucking retard. There are just many people who are competent to call you a retard for obvious reasons.>>62512919You are INSANELY low IQ. Me saying there is no "incentive" to operators means there is no network paid incentive. This is not new, invented terminology I am cherrypicking. This is common parlance which you don't know because you don't know anything, which then leads you to using the general any-context definition of "incentive" to mean that any discernable reason one would deem favorable. This glaring retardation is objectively and explicitly expressed in the selection critereria of the index, which exclusively chooses networks which confer direct financial incentives to operators. Are you arguing that the networks that exist outside this selection criteria are exclusively run by people who are deliberately acting outside their own positive incentive? There are dozens of networks maintaining billions of dollars in capital which fit this framework which are not rewarded by the network but obviously have reasons to continue doing so (as emphasized by the fact they do) which have nothing to do with paid out network operator incentives (because they receive none). Literally what the fuck are you even saying and how much of a desperate, ironically relevant context-missing semantic faggot can you be? Exactly what revelation do you think that you are uncovering vs. me here? That people who choose to operate a network do so through preference of doing so over not? When did I ever claim that was not the case and who the what the fuck kind of argument is this and how is it relevant to either the structure of network consensus or its explicit relevance to inclusion criteria for the index? Are you actually THIS retarded?
>>62516399>secure the network>"being paid for this service bad because grifters">secure a product that uses the network>"being paid for this service good"The worst part is pretty much nobody actually builds any products that use the network. Not even Ripple.
>>62516608Lol Cope cope cope. Ripple's entire business revolves around scaling XRP. Separately, just to name a few: Franklin Templeton (trillion dollar asset manager) and DBS (largest bank in Singapore, the Switzerland of Asia) are building out a repo market on the XRPL. Dubai are doing tokenizing real estate on the XPRL with their royalty partnering with SBI through VivoPower to drive utility or SBI are alone doing to incentivize depositors to hold. Already mentioned how ONDO are the second largest issued fund after RLUSD which in less than a year after launching became a top 10 stablecoin (tokenized fiat). Plenty more examples which you have read multiple times and refuse to cope.
>>62516646>Ripple's entire business revolves around scaling XRPAlmost none of Ripple's products need XRP.>Franklin Templeton (trillion dollar asset manager) and DBS (largest bank in Singapore, the Switzerland of Asia) are building out a repo market on the XRPL.That's a fancy way of saying "they're looking at maybe tokenizing sgBENJI on the XRPL". This is far from reality yet.sgBENJI is a tiny Asian subcategory of Franklin Templeton's BENJI, which is already live on stellar, polygon, arbitrum, solana, avalanche, aptos, ethereum, base, and BNB.It's a joke.
im 90% sure meme season is back
>>62516315It's not 2024.
>>62515975She might have suckable toesNot 100% sure though
accumulating like an addict
>>62515985There is no point trying, she wouldn't look at you or me twice and expect a top tier guy despite being completely middle of the road looks wise.
>>62516515She looks like the type of girl who have ugly and smelly toes.
I'm 20 from a slavic country and will be inheriting 300k pretty soon. Now, I get it's not enough money to retire forever and live like a king or whatever, but how much would I need to live relatively comfortably? Seems that if I collected dividends from this, I'd be making maybe a little over 1k a month. That's how much a grocery store cashier (or a teacher believe it or not) makes here. Not very good, although I guess I could make it work if I worked part-time. Not ideal either way.I can comfortably live with my parents for a few more years and just let the money grow. I'm going into my first year of uni very soon...I can either do it the safe way and put it into an etf or risk the money and put it into BTC
>>62516571Huh, you just a little kid
>>62516571>risk the money and put it into BTCyeah do this
>>62516571There's plenty of medium risk companies that pay around 10% dividends, I'd do a spread of them and go about my life.
>>62516571Don't do either. Put it in OKX and hold it in a RLUSD and opt into Ripple's deposit match and earn 8.5% on it and buy when the market crashes hard (don't buy all btc).
if your parents are alive they are the ones getting the inheritancebtw you have been talking about this inheritance for one year already, you better stop hoping to get anything from it at this pointpathetic ivaylo
Which self custodial wallet will allow me to stake my crypto?Binance gives 6.37% APR on USDC but I don't want to use a cexI need to stake my 60k+ USDC
>>62513634well?
Post your highest ever net worth and current net worth.>Highest: $1.3 million>Current: $400k
Highest 1.25 trillion Current 744 billion Back in 12 figure hell, going to run this shit back though
2.5m250knot a day goes by that i dont call myself a retarded nigger faggot>>62512463this
>>62500416Highest 5k, current 1kLife is good.
1.6m1.2m
>>62505693how wtf?
Is there one cryptocurrency besides Bitcoin that isn't just some sort of ponzi scheme pipe dream selling you lies?
>>62515585Solana. They host scammers but are ironically honest because they don't have to lie themselves and make so much on gas fees from scammers anyway. the scamming crypto market will never die. seen snake the bigfoot hunter recently. people are still gullible and retarded as shit in 2026
Communism out here selling dreams like a busted dude promising everybody a mansion while he stealing the fridge out the kitchen. Every single time they talk about “everybody equal,” somehow the regular people end up broke, hungry, standing in lines for bread while the top bosses chilling fat behind locked gates acting like kings.They be saying, “share everything,” but what it really mean is: “you own nothing, the government own YOU.” Wanna speak your mind? Nah. Wanna worship freely? Nah. Wanna disagree? Congratulations, now you suspicious. Whole system move like a control freak ex that gotta monitor every little thing you do.And the economy? Absolute clown show. Folks working hard just to get empty shelves and busted apartments while propaganda posters smiling harder than the actual citizens. History got receipts too — censorship, secret police, people disappearing, leaders acting untouchable while preaching “for the people” every five minutes.That’s the wild part about communism: it start sounding like a superhero speech and end looking like a prison with extra paperwork. They promise equality, then everybody equally miserable except the dudes running the show.At some point you gotta ask: if the system so perfect, why people always trying to escape it instead of rushing in?
>>62515585> 2011 whale dumped 80k btcs on you at 110k> not a premined ponzi btwkek baggie
>>62515585Ask your self why even Bitcoin is risking to become yet another shitcoin>>62508806
>>62515599The holy scam trinity
Alright linkies. I finally bought after careful due diligence. It may not be much but I hope for generational wealth for myself and for all of you linkies. My linkies stay stinkie 1K EOY.
>>62516269I bought more at $7I'm usually good at buying the bottom but bad at selling the top
>>62516482You're thinking of xrp anonLinks tokenomics have been explained to death and are directly linked to service usage and staking
>>62516269>33 stinksVery nice, I guarantee you'll be locked in for $33 in total value by EOY of 2030
>>62516486No they aren't. The current token value is dramatically over-priced already and the network is unable to support 1/3 of itself through revenues. The token has no utility and was arbitrarily minted on a slow and expensive chain and is not referenced in almost any of Chainlink's services. There is zero demand story for the actual token and Sir Gay while CCIP makes less in revenues than a vending machine in a random small major city (not an exaggeration). Reserve, a flop.Ccip revenue a flopPAL a flopBuild rewards a flopAMA a flop which disallowed any comment on other priorly mentioned flops and was literally just a seminar to linkies on how to market the grift/ponzi to othersLink staking 2.0 a flop
>>62516269How does $2,699,730 sound?
Even through a crash
When the crash comes you won't be able to give away your cards with cartoons on them.
>>62516317>I am such an adult I do not associate with your animay cartoonsShut the fuck up, your life is sad
>>62515457Comic book collectors said the same before their bubble popped. The most famous creators of the 90s, like McFarlane and Liefeld, basically got rich off the bubble despite having very little talent. The entire McFarlane toy empire was built with speculator money. People bought his comics by the millions expecting them to be worth a fortune someday. They're all worthless now kek.
