/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22587915
You could literally do both, your decision to be reckless with your finances is what is negatively impacting your life.

>>22116094
>what works for 90% of people is bullshit because things were different for me
>personal anecdotes are valid versus statistical truths

Is it possible to be this low IQ? I guess it is.

Imagine unironically making it but being too much of a sallow neet to actually take your winnings.

>>21451539
>>21451484
This is just a thought but every LINK surge is preceded by a sell-off. It seems like the "900% GROWTH BULL RUN" meme has ensured there are enough people waiting to "buy the dip" that when the coin loses 15%~ of it's value, there's an immediate rush to buy in by people who don't want to "miss the floor".

So frankly I have doubts it'll actually tank meaningfully, especially since LINK has actual hypothetical applications.

Just look at Litecoin- it was 4 dollars at this time in 2013 and then ballooned to 150 over the next few years, then crashed back to 50 dollars. If you buy into LINK right now (or when it goes back to 18, whatever) and the coin balloons another 800% over the next 6 months, then loses 50% of that value, you'd still be holding onto coins worth thousands of dollaridoos.

As long as the stock market is an uncertain prospect and the unemployment bullshit is up in the air you'll probably see people trying to put their money in places where they perceive it might grow.

The final and most important factor probably comes from hodlers on /biz/- if we assume most of the whales holding 50k coins (inb4 "dat's not even a minnow", fuck you faggot I'm not here to argue memes) are of the mind that holding as long as possible to keep value high to trade/sponge off the value of the coin as an asset then we can assume that unlike BTC there will be no turbodump like there was in 2018 when all the chink investors took you guys for a ride. Quite simple to say- LINK is a stable investment, in a sense, because LINK's value is heavily determined by what /biz/ thinks right now. If /biz/ doesn't want to sell all at once, then a true crash becomes impossible. Autism monopoly has made LINK one of the most stable coins on the market right now, while mainstream exposure means that it also has one of the highest growth potentials.

The threat comes from a few months from now when bankers buy in and short it, since they have the money to do so.

>>9822730
>>9822733
>>9822752
I got a pretty shitty bag right now. Red borneo was on discount so i got it. It's too old is really hard on the stomache. It's so shit i stopped taking it. Maybe ill get new bags of something weird this time like a gold strain. fuck i am bored

Whats the best way to approach a company when you are trying to make marketing deals?

I do video production and trying to focus on a niche market, I already produced something for a company in this niche but not sure how to go about reaching to the others. One website for example, has contact page but its very generic and I doubt it will be read by anyone that cares. Their twitter on the other hand isn't very big but seems to be fairly responsible. Would tweeting be a proper way to get their attention?