/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12938510
Sell your art on Redbubble, Merch by Amazon, Spreadshirt, Zazzle, Etsy, and more.
Become a videogame streamer.
Run affiliate marketing websites.
Learn a skill (coding, writing,etc) and freelance/build a business based on said skills.
Whore yourself out, physically or virtually.
Draw webcomics and open a patreon.
Write and sell niche books on Kindle.
Rent property.
Sell your plasma/semen.
Marry someone rich.

t. someone currently making $1000/month with a combination of the methods above.

>>7210054

Each time they summon a green dildo, they violate all the SEC's laws, and the agreement not to print shit until they were to present at court.

Tethers will soon be worth less than 1920s german marks.

To all the new crypto investors, please keep these two valuable pieces of information in mind:

1 - HOLD and endure the storm. You've started investing at one of the worst times possible, but do not quit.
2 - DO NOT TRUST /biz/.

/biz/ used to be a gentlemen's board, where users shared intel and gave solid investment advice. If you were told to buy coin X, you would have a list of arguments and reasons to do so.

Those times are long gone. /biz/ is overrun with low effort trolls trying to jew you into buying their bags. What used to be an exclusive club of passionate entrepreneurs is now a pajeet fruit market, where the loudest wins.

No one in here cares about long-term results, it's all about NEETs trying to "daytrade" now. Pushing shitcoins into you and dropping their bags into your hands is the name of the game for /biz/ right now.

Again, do not trust /biz/. The quality of this board has plummeted, and so will your portfolio if you follow their advice.

>>2257776
Old /biz/ was nothing but poorfags or LARPing faggots recommending books on how to make money, made by people who got rich selling said books.