/biz/ - Business & Finance

ooh loads of love for crypto, what joy.

>>56196070
gonna fuck assholes of my enemies daughters for the rest of my life. blow me.

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robots do the work, running a robot in the us you have to pay into the government who will pay the citizens not to eat each other. there will be different advantages to running a robot in different countries, some countries may have you pay less into the ubi, others may have a higher tech workforce to repair and maintain the machines. additionally patents and intellectual property will bring in income even on the products robots in other countries produce. ultimately its to get us all on ubi and a social credit scheme where the only job is keeping your mouth shut and being a good boy or the government won't allocate you enough ubi for rent but don't worry they'll provide a pod in a converted office building with bugs to eat for the naughty list boys who got a bad social credit score.

>>52700842
I only hold ROSE and LTO. Literally 50/50 with 55k worth

so when's the next bullrun? cm threads were much comfier

>>50237538
audibly keked at this thanks u anon

>>30301028
This global financial collapse needs to hurry up

tf bros? All this volume. All at once. What is the source of this?

>>28331732
+2% thanks to GEVO, EMAN and also WHEN mooning outta nowhere. No thanks to the rest of my shitfolio. Pretty comfy day overall.

>>28050027
Ty bb

>>27749936
are you retarded or something, son?

>>27728067
Holding 115 shares at $4. Selling if it ever gets anywhere close to $7 or $8.

>>27414170
It's important to understand that HR is somewhere between a company gate keeper and literal retards. So, virtually no one gets hired by HR through the HR system. Even worse, everyone sort of understands this already in the system.

For example, I haven't applied for a job in 5 years. I get jobs because people in my circle that I've worked with recommend me for positions. My first job I only got because I absolutely got fucked by a contracting company to get it.

Guys I've been at work all day and haven't refreshed biz in 6 hours, can someone fill me in on what I've missed?

>>26038497
Has anyone tried swingtrading PRQ? Im mostly in other things. Also whats other good defi projects to look out for on coinmetro

>>25723995
dump another 700k

I like kleros but this shit isn't going anywhere without a notable CEX listing it. nobody is willing to buy when doing so costs like 100 bucks in gas/liquidity fees right now

>>25570321
>once mainnet is live, one RSR will give you the right to purchase one RSV for $1 even if the market price of RSV moves above $1. just like a call option
>you can then immediately repurchase RSR on the market and pocket the difference
>your RSR is burned in the process so it is a loop that will make RSR more scarce and increase its value
>there will be arbitrage pools set up to do this for you automatically. you can just stake your RSR to an arbitrage pool and it will sit there making money for you
>this is the whole reason why RSR exists, why it's worth anything, and why it's called "Reserve Rights" in the first place
fuck I can't believe these kind of explainers are still necessary, is this what it's like to be an oldfag?

please stop this ride I would like to get off now

>>24330945
People constantly trying to swap coins for one another in an attempt to make profit

>>24089690
I've got $25k we'll make it fren

>>23835435
>>23835198

You basically nailed it.

I have a well designed postcard I like to hand out a few hundred every week or so.

Also boomers will walk up to you if you are mowing on a weekend or late in the afternoon and as you to mow their lawn. Google business reviews are probably the most important thing for a online presence.

Most 30-40 somethings just go on google and look up 'lawn mowing my city' and if your business has the most 5 star reviews you will get the lions share of the calls from people online.

Actually servicing the jobs isn't hard, building up a run of jobs from scratch requires real marketing effort.

I like my business because even though my customers are my little bosses the risk is way lower then being a wage slave.

Imagine I lose 1 customer due to a mistake or something, I still have 49 more and can easily hand out 200 post cards in a hour to land another job to replace that lost customer. But if you are a wage slave your boss is your only income, if you make one mistake he might lay you off or block you from promotion.

My goal with my business was to be able to make a good salary in as little time as possible, I can make $500 a day on 10 reasonably sized $50 lawns and do that for 3-4 six hour days a week to pay my rent, buy my food and put some aside for crypto investing. Also I live by the coast so after I am done with the work day I like to go to the beach and relax.

I have a good balance where I am doing all the work myself, not paying a middle man a dime and I have plenty of free time to trade shitcoins, watch anime, go to the gym e.c.t

Somebody explain how Balancer works please. How's the risk/reward ratio?