/biz/ - Business & Finance

My name is Airship-anon, and i'm going to make it. I quit my job 5 years ago and have been living off my savings ever since. Never once have i taken profit. I've never swing traded, i've never played futures, I've never DCA'd, i've never done anything but wait. I just bought once, quit my job, and waited ever since.

And here's the thing. I was right. I won. And you can't fucking handle it. Thats why you spend all day everyday trying to convince me and those like me that we were wrong. If we really were wrong, you'd pity us. But you don't. You hate us. You despise us. You want us to suffer and die.

If we made the wrong decision we'd suffer and die without your help, wouldn't we? Doesn't that make sense?

So why don't you want me to hold my stack of Chainlink?

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airship anon here. I've posted before that if i become fabulously wealthy from crypto I will use my wealth for R&D on airships and biodomes. I'm glad there are others who get it.

There are several areas that I think airships can be immediatley put to good use. Obviously pleasure craft will be popular, and with developments in materials science with superlight building materials I think its very likely that we could have success with miniturization for minimizing drag on such crafts. The other main use is point to point shipping. Right now we have to use sea lanes and then rail or road for the majority of our goods. But think of how much time we would cut out by shipping in straight lines through the air with mega blimps? They'd be able to maintain a much faster speed than the freighters we're currently using, and would not have to be maintained with the same rigor as vessels being degraded by saltwater. Additionally airship freight makes an awful lot of sense for large landlocked areas such as north america and central asia. South america would benefit from trade between east and west coasts unemcumbered by the Andes mountain chain. In fact all natural boundaries would cease to be an issue and there would be no need to blast through mountains to lay rail tracks. There could be a system of loading docks for the larger vessels operated by the airship version of longshoremen, and then loading and unloading bays for smaller airships that would deliver to their final destination as a sort of airship parallel to truckers. Imagine all the trucks off the roads.

just a threadly reminder that i will be using my fortune for R&D on airship technology so that we can final fantasy style sky yachts and also mega dirigibles for point to point shipping on a global scale.