/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22818782
Not for me. I'm the best in my industry due to my autism and attention to detail. And I purposely settle for a low salary so I'm seen as a good value for the company and less likely to get replaced. That's the key. A 50k salary is just as effective as a 200k if you're good at trading crypto and saving money. High salaries are unironically a huge meme.

So I have about $75 still pending on coinbase for an XRP transfer. (It's pending on coinbase for transfer because I want to move to a different app that's safer.

If let's say it blows up tomorrow, will I be able to cash out the full 2k I have? Or will it only be what i am able to send rn

sorry for autism

Same

Kind of an awkward net worth. Not enough to really change your life, yet big enough to be too scary to allocate it to risky investments. I hope when crypto moons I can just skip the $500k-$1M range and go straight to $2m

>>18790632
You know that autistic kid that was in your class in high school? The one that didn't get good grades and always had to go to some specialized reading class? That knew every detail about his favorite cartoon but literally nothing else? Yeah imagine that kid copy and pasted Bitcoin's code one day, changed the logo, a couple of variable names, and convinced a bunch of Silicon Valley boomers that it was the next Internet. If you bought ETH you got duped by that guy.

Stop making fun of my investments.

>>14509583
s..sure

>>12799264
based. welcome to the NEET life

I need a new car. Drive an old beat up civic that's going to break down any day now. Worth financing a $25k car with 10k down.? Have about 120k in crypto. 40k in checking and make about 8k a month after taxes but somehow still feel like a goy buying a new car.