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Every bank already has digital currency. You don't think the money in your account is actually sitting in the bank as cash do you?

>>1948214
nicest. shill

she was saying they are putting digital currency ATM in at all chase banks.

i just wanted to pay my water bill now this stuff scared me will my money be ok

I use too, lmao fuck unions nothing but old fags being lazy. So you're doing it FOR FREE?

>>1948118
they are probably checking for one or both of two things

>if you are competent for the job
>if you are likable based on initial impressions

so study your books or whatever and make sure you look your best and are at the top of your social game

>>1948175
It's for a first year apprenticeship so I have 0 knowledge in HVAC and my social game is 3/10

>>1948150
Can you be more specific in why it's so bad?

BAY because some fucking maniac keeps dumping enough to lower the price over and over

realistically it should be at least 10% higher than it is now, even in its current stage. Check the 1m charts and see how big these fucking dumps are if you don't believe me.

>>1948115
I am checking constantly (on bittrex),and all I see are bots selling and buying pennys.

>>1948137
Idk what you're looking at

>>1948078

FUG

>>1948078

Knew it. Polo adds shit ever couple months mid month and this has been the rumor for a while

>>1948078

Tfw no face

>>1948045
If you can't or don't want to get a job, you might have deeper mental problems. (Social anxiety, depression...) You need to treat yourself and work on your mind before you start to make money.

I'm a neet for four years now but lately I'm working in myself. Still don't want to get a wageslaving job but I'm getting more creative with finding other income sources. Protip: get out for a walk/run preferably in the nature, every day even if you don't feel like it.

alaska food processing

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>>1948045
We are currently developing an app for that with some /Biz/ users, if you're interested give me your (trowaway) e-mail adress

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also just saw this

>>1948071

Fuuuuggggg

>>1948038
Scam exchange fuck them

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>2033
>ETH owners are the new 1 %

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>>1948019
motherfucker do you have google!? what can we tell you that the rest internet can't? I come here for specialized information already being familiar with the ETH sphere which mind you RARELY is seen on this board and most of the time its all shitposts.
please youtube ethereum
then look up coin desk articles
Here I'm not too much of an asshole, start here. this guy's videos will sorta kinda redpill you.
https://youtu.be/eThVi1mhJjQ

I just bought 2 eth. It is my retirement fund

>>1948018
public address + private key. If all computer power on earth was determined to crack one btc wallet it would take more than 3.5 times the history of the universe.

>>1948032
okay i see

so basically you need to either get the json file or private key to hack a wallet

and since many people in the past have had their wallets hacked, there must have been a way to get the file or private key somehow

how do i protect myself against this?

i currently have my ethereumwallet.exe file encrypted with a 30 long password (so im sure that a hacker program cant just open the wallet and gather informations about it from the inside).

and the wallet itself has a 24 long password

the backup json files is also encrypted on different offline drives (ext harddrive, usb and an offline computer)

is there more i can do other than keeping my pc clean of keyloggers n stuff?

i heard there's some kind of RPC port that is vulnerable for some reason.

>>1948056
>and since many people in the past have had their wallets hacked, there must have been a way to get the file or private key somehow

That's not by "hacking". That's either by malware, an exchange scamming you or something.

what. fucking. country. dipshit.

>>1948012
Tell me how that matters.
Aus

>>1948008
On the surface it sounds like a good opportunity. On the surface.
Is there a reason your friend is entrusting you to be able to run it? Asides from your education? Or is that it?

Sounds like he should bring you on and teach you the ways if he hasn't already.

>>1947962
Long term you are best off with an offline wallet aka a trezor or ledger, wouldn't risk keeping a lot on my phone

>>1947967
having an offline paperwallet is just as good, i dont trust those third party wallets

they WILL have some kind of backdoor implemented


just get the official wallet, transfer your coins to it, make multiple backups on usb drives, ext harddrives, cds whatever, and transfer your wallet to an offline computer.

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Damn, all this crypto shillin on this board and only two responses...

Global economics.

>>1947886
Industrialization happened.

They still exist but only for very small niche industries, like Swiss watchmaking.

>>1947893
Well that's not really my question. The nature of "craftsmen" changed, now they make signs, massprpduce furniture, etc. But they are still just as common. And they are in no way onvalidating the idea of apprenticeship. The craftwprk itself might not take a lifetime to master anymore, but running a business in its entirety does. In fact it's university that's truly outdated since everywhere is a datacenter now, and practical application is what's really hard to get

Bytecoin my man

monitor the charts and buy when it begins to drop slower and slower, that's usually where it'll begin to go up again

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What about the long-term prospects though? What do anons think about DASH's chances of seeing any kind of market adoption for its functionality now that PIVX is out and so many other coins ae growing?

>>1947775
>parents won't allow me to retire
>27

Please and I say this with the utmost seriousness DO WHATEVER THE FUCK YOU WANT
If that's honestly the life you want to live then do it.
Reality check - your parents are gonna be dead one day.
You don't want to be stuck living a life for them. Live a life for you.

>>1947775
Ask them to let you work remotely

>>1947856
no, it's a job where I have to show up every day, and I will be redundant by 10 other people,

my wage/cost is not a factor

>>1947739
Remember, the fee
Every exchange you will make, you will be charged
Don't think you can make profit of that ._.

>>1947747
The commission fee is 1/5th the fee from Poloniex at 0.05%.

Also, you can make synthetic bonds, zero-cost collars, etc. that will have no fee. You can even just bet on volatility.

I'm not saying there's no risk at all, but with the high volatility of cryptocurrencies, this should be a no-brainer.

With options, I can make money if the market moves, if it stands still, if it goes up, down, with as much or as little risk as I want (apart from my exchange going insolvent).

I can't believe it didn't occur to me before.

>>1947747
Is the only reason people aren't doing this because they don't understand how to hedge? Because this is clearly the more profitable way to go, compared to just buying assets and speculating that it will go up or down.

With options, you can manage your risk to profit no matter what the market does, in USD.

Heres one: An anonymous forum where you can bait other people into giving away their business ideas so you can steal them and get rich

>>1947735
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Fix your beliefs and you'll be okay