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Where am I supposed to put my money? I want to take out around $30k from my savings account and put it in the market

>>19790473
kangaroos

Live with my mother and sister in a 3 room apartment. I'm 20 and first year in university. Rents here are about €300-€400 for an ok 1 room apartment. I have 19k linkies. Had about €90k a month ago and thought about cashing out €10k and going to live alone, but there would be a lot of extra costs like needing my own car, TV etc etc plus I'd have to explain to my family where I got the money so it's just a big hassle. I can't wait for Chainlink to release staking and getting about €1500 a month from staking pools. Living with my family in such a small place is fucking awful. Can't even study properly since they talk so loudly and these walls don't hold sound much. Can't even go on a smoke since someone is constantly at home and will smell the smoke. Fuck sake really I could have started uni when I was 16yo and have a job and my own place by now.

I fucked up ausbros, I dont have access to a USD hedge for my funds. Should I hold my shit in BTC or AUD? as in, which will lose less value as priced in USD ?

I only ever used localbitcoins to purchase bitcoin, but lately it's always a toss between a chang or a spineless cunt who asks for orwellian KYC. If I'm getting stripped of my anonymity might as well use a regular exchange -- what's the best option for ozzies?

> adelyn appears carrying a dictionary
> All of you chainlink investors will never make it and we are going to keep dumplings. DO NOT buy this utility token.
> Cartwheels off the stage for literally no reason whike flinging the dictionary into the audience screaming freedom at lassttt!

The welfare for having children is pretty good though, or pretty bad depending on how you look at it.

>>11316604
Thanks anon, can't believe I never came across this. Is this the next big bubble after crypto?

>>11296015
We're based in Margaret River but have some parcels in Barossa valley too. Sounds like you have some experience, so you might make it. Whatever you tell people, don't bullshit. And be prepared to be ignored or even ridiculed by the big incumbents, they don't like newcomers, especially once you start getting customers and they start seeing you as a real competitor. The angle with your wife etc might even work with the new generation of SJW wine drinkers

I have 600 AUD.
What is the best crypto for me to go all in on. Something low value with decent moon potential ideally, would prefer not something that is already too big and is past it's blow-up phase.