a hot gujju bhabhi posted:

dubstep on the blockchain, pm me to get in on the ground floor

Collateral posted:

The British do not, usually, look particularly British. It is a problem that has confused philosophers for centuries.

smellmycheese posted:

Well well. Look who’s decided he’s going to become a Coiner

https://twitter.com/ggreenwald/status/1464003370352582656

Salt Fish posted:

This is on pepsi.com right now:



This is existentially embarrassing

repiv posted:

lmao

https://twitter.com/molly0xFFF/status/1478555053615194112

there's more digging into the very well thought out plans in that thread

Prurient Squid posted:

If NFT sponsored links appear on Facebook is angry reacting a good idea or does that just make it worse?

coelomate posted:

I use the "report" button for every crypto add I see on facebook/twitter. I mark it as an illegal product / scam.

smellmycheese posted:

Lol at the Lorem Ipsum in the “leak from the official pitch deck”

prom candy posted:

Here's how I manage my retirement portfolio:

5%: Very high risk gambling, including single number roulette bets

15%: High risk high reward gambling, such as high value sports gambling prop bets

30%: Medium risk, medium reward gambling, such as single game sports betting, poker, and slots

50%: Low risk, low reward gambling, such as blackjack and dog racing

Strong Sauce posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVE8J8dwJ5E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Xpx0l6FXJU

also apparently gary vee had a "vee con" recently and you can only be invited if you have an NFT made by gary vee: a "veefriend"

istewart posted:

I don't remember economics even being part of the IB program I was in, 20 years ago. If we wanted it, I think we had to take it from the AP curriculum. For kids on the regular track, I do believe it was rolled into a general civics and government course.

Similar situation with statistics. The kids who took statistics generally weren't on the honors/direct-to-university track, and the kids who were took calculus. Bare-minimum coverage of statistics was shoehorned into the science classes. A good knowledge of statistics would probably help a lot of the people getting suckered right now much more than derivatives and integrals.

priznat posted:

vape pens that mine some worthless coins (which smell like cotton candy)

Golden Bee posted:

Nope, liquor store

HappyHippo posted:

https://twitter.com/tip_nz/status/1532106554803007488?t=zg5IhTE_qFh6CfDKKdXgog&s=19

Totally not a cult

deep dish peat moss posted:

You should read the rest of the post where the next five words are "is the theoretical potential for" and the second paragraph is about how NFTs are the worst tool to solve that problem

priznat posted:

Finally a business that makes sense to take crypto in that crypto transactions are slow as gently caress just like the time it takes them to get around to making the burrito you ordered on the app! (It's still dumb and despite my bitching I do love those burritos)

drk posted:

I count 1.3 billion possible combinations: https://raritysniper.com/bored-ape-yacht-club/traits

Azubah posted:

What the gently caress is a Celsius user?

Dr. Video Games 0031 posted:

https://mobile.twitter.com/Devon_Wiersma/status/1533886234967396355

i'm convinced that not a single person who's written these wild nft-in-games fantasies has ever actually played a video game before

PhazonLink posted:

I forgotten that krakken is also another dumb name they used for some reason. is it because of the pirates movie where its a summonable/controllable super weapon sort of? (also do they ignore that the very nexy movie shows it died in an off screen.

punishedkissinger posted:

Voting has less of an impact than the piles of cash being dumped on politicians by crypto lobbyists hth.

fuctifino posted:

I had a lovely bit of bitcoin schadenfreude tonight

Back in 2018, I had a run in with a crypto CEO called Dave Mata on Derek Smart's facebook wall, where he insulted my disability when I called his company Block Bits Capital LLC a scam.



He called me wheels due to my wheelchair, which is no biggie, but he was also hugely arrogant in his defence of his clearly company, which was clearly a scam (back then, it was focussing on helping ICO's scam victims).

I was reminded of him tonight and decided to google his company. It was good timing, as he's recently been taken to court by the SEC for fraud.



I found that old 2018 facebook thread on Derek's wall tonight, tagged Dave in the reply linking to the SEC docs and really enjoyed lol'ing at him.

Strong Sauce posted:

Only 1 Slurp Juice can be active at a time.

LifeSunDeath posted:

LifeSunDeath posted:

Any of you CSPAM coiners out there, I'm a gonna need to see your digital, and physical wallets. Yeah that's right Apeheads, I'm from the Wallet Inspection Bureau (WIB) and you're in violation of wallet law!

punishedkissinger posted:

https://twitter.com/Polium__/status/1543939765644443651?t=3mlfVYTUmt5VvqRueTQtSA&s=19

gregday posted:

https://twitter.com/Carnage4Life/status/1551905720022343682

LifeSunDeath posted:

they grow under specific conditions. you can crack a diamond with metal tools, they aren't stronger than metal they are harder though. They are a coal crystal, and coal can burn. Therefore:

vs steel:

Elias_Maluco posted:

I dont think these people understand what is bitcoin and how it works

edit: is the kind of argument that so absurd and stupid is actually impossible to argue against. You cant engage it, you cant even begin to tell whats wrong about it. Is just pure nonsense, is like trying to argue against a monty python sketch

notwithoutmyanus posted:

More specifically:
https://www.binance.com/en/futures/funding-history/4

TLDR: professionals on binance are shorting the hell out of the market on the way down, retail (who believe bitcoin will moon) are constantly long and fueling this move down, as usual. Basically seeing the open interest go up as price goes down, in this sort of environment is the key. It also doesn't mean a short squeeze is going to happen, either. I still hear lots of crypto maximalists in denial in my circles, too. The most crazy of all was, in response to the drop:

To which I inquired: what was BTC designed for, that fits with all this? And their response was:

I'm not sure how a lack of debt is a feature, or what people envision with "better money properties", but I'm pretty sure Bitcoin has no "better money properties".

Another one admitted they sold all their bitcoin last year, and made no mention of desire to buy more. So thats' also pretty telling.

Edit: oh look at that. All the people defending Tornadocash have an unsurprising link:
https://twitter.com/laurashin/status/1562970129868406784

Neito posted:

I think if anything, this crypto boom has lead to a realization a lot of gamers should've made much sooner: you really don't need to jump fewer than two generations on a graphics card to play games well these days. My 2060 is humming along just fine with most modern games. I'm only just now vaugely considering the 40xx series.