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>>2378576
easy.
invent a company that is more efficient and sells at better prices than Amazon and has more perks.

>>2378576

Syscoin is basically Amazon + Ebay, but with little to no fees. If it succeeds, Amazon is dead.

>>2378642
>Yeah bro, just go buy it on sys... sys what? Syscoin? What the fuck is this weird shit
>It says it needs my ID? Never using this scamsite again lol

BUMPING BECAUSE IM A NIGGER

just read this board and google stuff

rule 1: dont listen to anything on biz

rule 2: refer to rule 1

Always do the opposite of what /biz/ says, including this post.

ripple is jew shit that not even banks really want

Stratis is the new ETH

>>2288184

How is it the new ETH?

>>2288231
I concur with the new ethereum statement. I bought ETH when it was $15.15 and STRAT looks just like ETH did at this point, but even better.

1.) The fewer people that participated in the aeternity ICO, the better it was for the people that actually got in.

2.) The coin isnt even fucking tradable yet

Why the fuck would anyone talk about it?

>>2378308

We all know how fucked their Phase 1 and 2 contributions were OP, don't talk down on us. This is an obvious buy AFTER it dips on the exchanges.

I thought about buying the ICO but it looked like a fucking scam

HURR BUY ICO NOW BEFORE MOON MISSION TAKES OFF!! *image of space shuttle taking off* DONT BE LATE GOY BUY NOW

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>inb4 double top

>>2288112
Yep. If you aren't holding right now you are literally retarded. There's still some time to get in though.

what possibly could cause another apollo mission?

>>2288059
gone up 15% since i posted. do you wanna stay poor?

>>2288642
Stratis is better

>>2288678
Coins don't compete with each other, invest in both if you love stratis so much. It's mooning right now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wy6ZKWq9Yug

>>2378260
OP what bags are you holding?>

DCR
BLOCK
XCP
IOC
FCT
ECT

These are my honey pots, see you on /biz/ island in 2020 OP.

>>2288004
Got in at 5 too
Got a million making me around $1500 after buying $50
I wish I had bought more fug

>>2288004
This is what I get for holding when it dropped from 90 to 50, though I'd bought in at like 40.

At 5 sats it really wasn't much better than mooncoin so I don't know who could tell it would do this.

I'll be holding til about 300 sats now though.

Put $10 in at about 7 sats, sitting on $181 kek

>>2378053
Isnt the only thing this coin is good for is putting a name on your public key?

>>2378093
Fuck a watermelon make a picture upload it on Dions.
Something like that right?

>>2378093

Why do you not do any research? Do you just enjoy asking random questions and hoping to get a full answer? I'll bite.

IOC is an entire ecosystem which allows businesses to store digital data that posses monetary value via the IOC token.

The name on your public key is just one of the many good points.

Project Sunrise after DIONS (Focusing on securing the future of IO Digital through meeting the needs of potential clients)

There is already many clients in discussion with IO Digital, as time goes on you will begin to see what vaporware is and what real utility derived value looks like.

IBM, even if they only implement on their API, is still BIG, considering the broad reach they have.

>>2377990
Yes. Crypto will definitely never be worth more than it was five minutes ago.

99% of the world doesnt use crypto so get ur ass in and we can be in lambo land in couple years

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>>2377990
This may be my own opinion, and myself I don't have any holdings in bitcoin but you can get a good neutral opinion out of it.

If Bitcoin is adopted worldwide as a viable, trustworthy currency with good methods of protecting coins then we exist on the very smallest of fractions in value even now when it looks extremely overvalued, it could be extremely undervalued because we are still in pre-adoption era for digital currencies.

There is a lot of things to be done before Bitcoin and any other digital currency becomes adopted as an official currency though and it could take years for that to happen, which means until we get a clear signal of it, bitcoin will continue to be subject to massive gains and losses as everyone watches the news centered around banning and permitting bitcoin and their variants.

On the negative side if bitcoins flaws are not easily solved then it could be abandoned and become worthless, seen as a social experiment that left a very few people really rich and everyone else striving for the next developed digital coin.

The smart bet would be to invest 5-10% of your money into several types of coins that look promising, after fully understanding how the system works. In this way you have some exposure while not having to wait years for something to happen.

>>2287895
whats a Bank? I use Jaxx

>>2287892
>Litecoin has a bright future

>>2287892

>bought XMR rumour

>>2377857
Business casual is khakis and button downs, not slacks. At least everywhere I've worked.

Dickies work pants might be a little too rugged, though.

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>>2377892
They seemed to be fairly laxed on the dress code as they said polos are OK. Still grabbed two button downs this weekend to he safe.

If people touched em, they'd obviously notice, but so long as I keep em nice and maybe iron in some creases, do you think that would fly?

Thanks for the info, by the way; I've never had an office job before.

>>2377970
Christ. That's like 10000x bigger than my colony