/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29892855
One look at the team, tokenomics, and ecosystem for Solana and you'd think it should be worth 80bn if ADA is worth 40. It could easily reach that if this bull run continues a couple more months. As for ATOM there is a good bit of tokenomics FUD but it does have a capped supply and now with IBC release ATOMs can be used to access the "peg zones" and there are rumors of a DEX built on cosmos hub which would be massive for the price. Since ATOM has been around longer I'm not sure we would see the same insane FOMO, so probably 50bn.
This being said 20bn is the floor and projecting where they will go beyond that is difficult.

Thanks for the fud tip off fucking idiots. Feeling even comfier with my nu bag right now. Wagmi

>>28378580
I'll check back in an hour. If it dips below 16 I'll buy some with my ada profits. If Its a good price late tommorow morning I will throw 80% of my checking account at it.

>>28338704
>>28338620

You've got 5 or 6 days. Might have to sell your car and skip a few meals if you want to make it bros.

>>28261136

don't listen to this goober.

went from 10k, to 1.8 mil, back down to 250K, now chilling at 3 milly.

>>25626761

you're welcome poorfaggot

>>4609009
got some more last night. It's my dark horse.


>LTC
>KMD
>LINK
>VTC

>>4311111
pulling out some shit from 2008 for this get

>>2235826
>tfw made $20,000 just by holding my bag of ETH for 2 months

Pretty soon it will be 0.2 BTC, and then 1 BTC, and then eventually flip

>>1758719
Yeah you are right OP but even though this shit is obvious as fuck, most people don't seem to get it.

I'm 28, make about 20k a year, no college degree, live well below my means, save about half of what I make. 57k in bank. No debt. 771 credit score. Have a girlfriend who has her own career. I will buy a cheap living situation once I have enough without going into debt with a mortgage. I might get a small mortgage to bridge the gap but the idea of debt freaks me the fuck out.

Life becomes a lot more simple and easier if you learn to be a minimalist and forgo luxuries, learn that having a ton of material stuff isn't going to make you happy in the long run. Having nice things is fine but key is to keep it simple and not get out of hand with buying new things.

I hear about people making more than 50k a year who struggle with finances and I can't help but think these people are retarded, with an income like that how can you have any form of debt? I'll excuse a mortgage or some student loans, but there's no excuse to be making that kind of money and digging the hole bigger and bigger.

>>1404276

thats right baby :D
Im double mooning

Let's say hypothetically, there's a guy who's tired of life in general, but rather than go out like a faggot and murder normies, he wants to leave a fuckload of money to some charitable organization he likes.

Of course he's got no money of his own, but he's got decent credit. Would this person be able to take out a fuckton of loans, a life insurance, and gift the money? Or will the lenders try to take it back?

Is there a way to do this? Like putting the loaned money into a trust that he's not the owner of or something?