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What does a good resume look like?
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>objective: bla bla bla, I dont really mean any of this bla bla bla, I just need money to support myself while ideally having as much free time as possible
this is why I will never be a wageslave
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Another related question:
If you have a gap of 5 years, how believable is it if you say you traded Bitcoins in that time
t. ex hiki NEET
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personally, i'm not too hot on objectives (they sound cheesy), but keep it if you must. and why does it seem slightly off-center? "skill 3" isn't fully bold. i also think the job title subsections in this template are indented a little too much. whatever you do, formatting needs to be consistent.
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Dogecoin is #15 on coinmarketcap
How tf did this happen,/biz/?
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>>2251838
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9I-UA4IBOc
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>>2251838
I didn't understand the question. You mean, it's too good or too bad?
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>>2251838
Memes are too strong.
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claim your crypto waifu
CLAIMED
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>>2251719
Marion Vogel of Aeternity
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CLAIMED
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these 3 claimed
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Anyone in the funeral home business? im curious as to what kind of markup is made on casket sales from a vendor to a funeral home? is it possible for someone with no funeral experience to sell caskets to funeral homes?
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>>2251312
casket salesman here, I've got the lowest casket prices in 6 states so if you are in the SE and you want to sell caskets: don't.
also fuck you
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>>2251367
I don't belive you sumbitch
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>>2251312
Why caskets? What is the logic behind choosing something so obscure and hard to sell?
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Hey /biz/, poorfag here. I need some advice.
Like many people here I was around on /g/ back when bitcoins were worthless, before this board was formed. I missed the boat then, even though I had a good feeling about the future of cryptocurrencies. In retrospect I don't know why I didn't buy some at the time - I suppose it was just due to a lack of disposable income. Imagine my horror when it soared to that first $1000 peak! And that horror has only increased year on year as the price continues to rise.
I also remember reading about Ethereum before it came to market. The concept of smart contracts was an interesting one, and I thought it had a good chance of being "the next bitcoin", especially since there was talk of some big names backing it. Some time passed and I forgot about it for the most part, but I do remember specifically considering buying in at around $8. I never did. I only discovered today that it has climbed to over $200 each. The regret is killing me.
Which brings me to why I am making this post. I'm from a poor background, and I've been poor all my life. I've missed two opportunities to raise me and my family out of this hell, and I'll be damned if I let it happen again. I'm going to scrape a small amount of money together and put it into coin(s) for a long-term hold. I've done a bit of research and here's what I'm considering:
cont. 1/2
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Ripple XRP. This seems to have found a niche. It got there first, and it does it well. It's managed to get the backing of a lot of existing financial institutions. I think it's a fairly safe bet long-term, but I have doubts that it will increase by any significant amount. There are a LOT of XRP in circulation, and from what I can gather, they are only really used to pay transaction fees, as opposed to being a standalone currency.
Monero XMR. I'm late to this one, but because it's seeing adoption by the DNMs, I think it has a real shot of replacing bitcoin and thus climbing to similar heights. My concern is, of course, that due to the current high price, I will not be able to buy enough to make a life-changing amount of money.
Stratis STRAT. This is by far my least certain potential investment. From what I have read, it's just a technically improved version of Ethereum. Buying into this would essentially be betting that Ethereum doesn't work out long term, because "the most dangerous enemy of a better solution is an existing codebase that is just good enough". VHS vs Betamax, et cetera.
And lastly: I haven't been to /biz/ in years, but I see people talking about coins I've never heard of before, like "Digibyte". There seems to be a lot of hype around this and other coins, much like there used to be around bitcoin in the beginning. I'm tempted to just put my faith in the anonymous collective and buy in to whatever has the most traction here. If only I'd done that from the start!
Those are my options. If you're still here, thank you for reading the inane drivel of a poorfag like me. I'd really appreciate some feedback and/or suggestions.
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>>2251164
70% ETH (20% of those into tokens)
20% BTC
10% Monero
Done
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New to crytopcurrencies here and can't tell how they differ much aside from the tech behind transfers and shit like that. Do any cryptos have real world value? They seem to fluctuate 100% based on public opinion. Since they're decentralized they don't have gov backing either, so are there any that can guarantee value?
Pic related: I'm worried that this is what we all paid for.
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you want guarantees, go to a bank. this is the wild west.
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>>2251063
That's what drew me in haha. What's to say this won't all come crashing down though?
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>>2251072
Mathematics
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ITT: Share a business idea that you want to execute but haven't in the past year.
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reusable toilet paper
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reusable condoms
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Chocolate teapot
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/MNE/ MINEREUM GENERAL
$MNE
Minereum, a relatively new cryptocurrency platform stands apart from its counterparts, thanks to the innovative technology which is wrapped in an easy-to-use package for wider reach.
According to the creators of Minereum, it is the first self-mining smart contract that is based on a mathematical formula which allows certain “Genesis Addresses” to continuously generate new tokens.
Minereum, launched on April 14, 2017, has become the first ever self-mining smart contract token.
Built on Ethereum platform, the creators of Minereum have developed a smart contract connected to Genesis addresses which are empowered to generate 0.00032 MNE (minereum tokens) per Ethereum block.
The platform has assigned 4268 Genesis addresses as a part of the creation phase, which will be kept constant.
This system creates a predictable issuance rate, prevents hyperinflation and ensures a fair distribution to the system’s participants who are prevented from spending all of the initial supply. The whitepaper reads:
“This formula is only incorporated in the Transfer function of minereum Smart Contract and its only function is to prevent that a user is able to transfer more funds than what he is allowed to.”
Ethereum Token Creation Service is a significant and promising service to be offered by Minereum in the coming days.
Using this service, people will be able to create ERC20 tokens by just following few simple steps automatically.
On the easy to use service, all one has to do to create his/her own token is to input the desired supply, token name, symbol, and other necessary information.
Once the prerequisites are met, the platform will automatically code, compile and deploy the corresponding tokens on Ethereum network.
A low supply coin, self-inflation at a fixed rated for the next 50 years, able to burn tokens to keep supply low.
This combined with a low price built on the ethereum platform is a recipe for making mney.
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TIME TO BUY BEFORE BIGGER EXCHANGE & RELEASE OF TOKEN CREATION SERVICE?
"Token Creation Service is still being tested, we expect to deliver the first functional version to the public by maximum mid June."
" The new exchange is still implementing and testing minereum, we believe by maximum end of this week it will be listed, but since we are depending on their timelines we can't confirm for sure."
>https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1867535.msg19296229#msg19296229
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NEWS
http://www.livebitcoinnews.com/minereum-first-ever-self-mining-smart-contract-make-erc20-token-creation-easier/
http://www.coinnewsasia.com/minereum-first-ever-self-mining-smart-contract-token/
http://www.newsbtc.com/2017/05/25/minereum-self-mining-smart-contract-platform-gains-traction-cryptocurrency-market/
http://coremedia.info/blockchain-news/item/778-minereum-changing-cryptocurrency-mining
https://www.minereum.com/how-to-use
SOCIAL MEDIA
>https://t.me/Minereum
>https://twitter.com/minereumtoken
>https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1867535.0
>https://discord.gg/PFqCWSH
EXCHANGES
>https://cryptodao.com/
>https://www.livecoin.net/en/finance/index
INFORMATION
>http://minereum.com
>https://etherscan.io/token/0x1a95b271b0535d15fa49932daba31ba612b52946
>https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1867535.0
>http://coinmarketcap.com/assets/minereum/
ROADMAP & WHITE PAPER
>https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5Cv27haTPS1bjFPbnBwQlE1MnM/view
>https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5Cv27haTPS1ZTRvOE1uTm1XMzA/view
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STHAP WITH THESE THREADS WTFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF now i know your just doing it to piss me off
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Whales crashing ETH RIGHT NOW! 2017-06-01 05:12:39 Post No.2250862
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Whales crashing ETH RIGHT NOW!
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Whales are pushing buy floors lower and lower on ETH. I've been watching the books for two days straight (and most of the nights, sleeping only a few hours and coming in and out of it to check). The dump kicked in at 12:05pm CST. Ever since then, floating sell walls keep getting pushed lower and lower.
$230! $218! $213.20 $211! $208.40
It's funny watching them float around and also concerning because it shows the market manipulation is just as strong on ETH as all other coins.
I hope you all did the proper sell high move before the dip. Where are folk setting their low buy limits? I've got mine at $184. I'm thinking maybe I should lower it to $170 or $160 though.
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I'll just HODL as usual, shorting ETH is a risky move.
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Unregulated markets are best played conservatively. Hold and don't try to be too smart and time the market, or you could end up getting burnt.
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Glad I sold 10k$ of ETH for BTC yesterday at top. Still holding a heavy bag of 1000 ETH... too pussy to sell
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Deliciously Immoral Insider Trading. 2017-06-01 05:11:42 Post No.2250852
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Deliciously Immoral Insider Trading.
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Imagine this scenario /biz/
>short a company's stock with leverage
>acquire private info from thousands of clients of that company including sensitive information (bank, etc...)
>leak it, alert news
>wait for a sizable drop and cash out
If I have the tools to get that information and enough expertise to not get caught, isn't it a good idea?
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That sounds illegal
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>>2250852
>isn't it a good idea?
no it's a retarded idea, like really fucking idiotic.
you want to take a short position with leverage before knowing if there is a downtrend incoming. are you one of those crackbabies americans talk about?
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>>2250852
I have a question.
I work in a consulting firm and our clients are huge insurance giants and all the information we have is extremely top secret.
What the hell could I ever even do with this data if I ever deemed it wise to compromise the company?
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Isn't it LITERALLY impossible to lose money with crypto? There will always be a point when the price is higher than when you bought it.
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>>2251359
for now, this could change in an instant though.
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>>2251361
You mean the entire market just crashes? Is that the only risk when it comes to cryptocurrency?
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A few months ago I would have pointed to DOGE, then it decided to hit an ATH for no discernible reason. So fuck it, just throw a dart at a board at this point.
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Can someone give me a rundown on how these work? I'm a webdev/programmer so I could definitely make a pretty website and probably even a clonecoin with a unique twist if given enough time.
So how's it work? I create a coin, some fake github accounts, a website/forum and make it look like an active project? Then premine and sell at a fixed price to morons?
Can I do this anonymously or do I have to give out my identity? What are the legal requirements? Do I need to create a corporation to shield myself?
How much are guys raking in doing this?
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Basically you verify with bitcoin suisse, they give you an address, you send the money then they stop replying
I paid $80 for the service too, cucked
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>>2250831
OP, I would like to know this also.
Am also a dev. I'll help you.
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>>2250831
also I'm guessing building a coin on ethereum is the easiest way? I can then also probably introduce a subtle bug that no one will catch because no one competent would waste their time looking. So then after the ICO I can steal everyones coins back and get a 2nd profit? and also have an excuse for why the project failed.
>ITS JUST A MINECRAFT SERVER PLUGIN SCAM
>IT WILL NEVER GO BACK TO 900 SATS
>IT WILL CRASH FOREVER
>ENJOY BAGHOLDING
DGB CELEBRATION THREAD V3
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>celebrating this early
too soon, junior
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>>2250723
Yo do realize that after the MC server comes out and the outcome of the contest it will dip because there's no more speculation, only news.
I'm a digibro and even I know this.
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>>2250816
DING DING DING DING DING!
We have a winner. Finally someone that's not a fanboy zealot shill artist. This is why artificial market growth kills coins! Without a real platform that influences market growth, you have nothing. Right now DGB is all shilling and pumping. The dumps, panic sells, and crying posts about "WHY DID I BUY THIS SHITCOIN /BIZ/ WHAT ABOUT THE MEMES THAT TOLD ME I WAS GETTING LAMBOS?!"
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Just cashed out 100k. What do I invest into next. Was thinking real estate. Buying a condo near a beach and renting it out. What would you cucks do.
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I'd put it into an index fund
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>>2251067
did you pay your taxes Anon?
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>>2251067
Buy ETH
ARK is on the rise after hosting the BANCOR, Tezos, and Mysterium AMAs.
>What is Smartbridge technology?
https://blog.ark.io/what-is-the-ark-smartbridge-and-how-does-it-work-1dd7fb1e17a0
It is developed by the ARK team to allow intercommunication between the BTC, ETH, ARK, and LSK blockchains.
>What does that mean?
One example of using Smartbridge is the transfer of payments through various blockchain networks. This allows users to send a transaction with a specific amount of ETH from ARK, directly to the holder of the ETH account, once the information is processed and verified. Other applications will eventually lead to the transfer of data for user profiles, service ratings, contracts, and other applications. The use cases really are endless.
Another use case could be a 3rd party coin exchange service may look for specific triggers and handle cross blockchain payments for their customers. For example, You have ARK but want to pay for a movie using Netflix Credits but you don’t have any Netflix Credits. You could go through multiple steps to transfer into these credits to watch a movie but because you are a member of Bob’s coinshift platform, you can send an ARK transaction to bob with the instructions to pay for the video you want to watch with Netflix Credits on your behalf. This would not require Bob to be there and would be handled by the Centralized and Decentralized system that Bob’s Coinshift provides instantly for the consumer.
>Inter-Planetary File System (IPFS)
ARK is among a group of teams developing support for IPFS which is slated to replace HTTPS as the demand for a more efficient web increases over time.
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>>2250643
>to allow intercommunication between the BTC, ETH, ARK, and LSK blockchains.
and so are like 5 other projects.
pass
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>>2250667
Name one
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>>2250667
they have a good team and actually care about marketing