/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>10181083
it's a matter of luck, just like about everything else in life. Your genes, the way you develop yourself and help those around you, the way you notice opportunities and use it for your profit. A stroke of luck and you got it all or nothing. Even pretending you got it works better than giving up, because if you constantly put yourself in a position where luck can find you then you'll make it eventually.

Will this thread get triples?

>>8717646
Don't worry, it won't happen until end of May. This isn't a bullrun.

It was bittrex, about 70k eth were taken from cold storage.

Press release is being worked on now.

>>7296826

Is she (or you in this case) financially responsible?

>Yes
Shared all the way.

>No
Separate accounts, credit cards (individual) only on a shared joint account for monitoring. So if you is disproportionately high, call it out.

It's that easy, transparency is key here. Don't have trust, your marriage is worth link.

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If you have anything left, send it to this address. This is called a leap of faith. You send me what you have left and I'll send you back the 36 bitcoins you lost.

t. richfag with a soft spot for gamblers because my brother had a gambling problem

I felt this way in 2015 when buying my 80 cents ethereum. The bitcoin bubble was already 2 full years prior and it was only 1/3 the ATH.

unfortunately i came to the conclusion eth was a piece of shit and sold at 4 dollars. I could have bought a house and had fuck you money for like 10 years. Instead I pocketed a grand and felt like I had won the lottery knowing eth would crash at any minute.

long story short. just hold. crypto has been around for years and the markets are actually more mature now. that doesn't mean buy shitcoins btw. I'd only buy bitcoin, hedge with like a 1/5th ethereum and sprinkle in some shitcoins where your goal should be to wait for good news and sell while its mooning trying to call the top but never selling more than 30% your entire stack. This should have you shifting from alt to alt every 6 months.