/biz/ - Business & Finance

>two paychecks away from hitting the $50,000 barrier

>>55079959
become a boomer and join the boglechads

>>52267510
Listen what, zoomer, I'll tell you as a guy who barely has hair on the back of his head.
One in 100,000 people will get lucky from crypto and make it based on no reading, no skill and no competitive advantage overall.
A ton of people will make it by doing the bare minimum of work and research. Be one of them, anon.
Just go out there looking for pools, analyze their performance, create a model where you have 20 different pools farming at 5000 APR (not APY, APY for 5000 APR is in the hundreds of thousands), and see how 3 can pay off for 17 rugs. In reality you'll have between 0 and 1 rugs, 5 underperformers and 15-ish profitable pools.
Then instead of being greedy, you only reinvest half your profits, the rest go into stablecoin pools with consistent 20%+ APR. And you withdraw every now and then for living expenses.

You'll never make it by holding BTC. Us boomers only made it in crypto through:
>1. unironically harder work than others, I can elaborate if you're interested
>2. buying promising ICOs. Now the promising ICO prices are only available to VCs so you might as well forget about this one
>3. buying forgotten coins. For /biz/ last bull run that was AKRO and FTM, now idk, or maybe I do but I don't want to be a pajeet shill. DYOR
>4. timing market cycles well + using lowcaps that moon harder than BTC. But this is also based on luck, only Jerome and his jewish friends know when the printer will resume work. Odds are better than 1/100000 but it's not really in "make it" territory.

So get on your ass and start reading about pools and new L2s.

>>29434762

>>27338153
They had years to buy while jews kept prices suppressed

>>27158990
>not stacking silver goblins
ngmi, I'm just a 50 goblin stacklet but I add more every paycheck.

>>25287413

nothing, waiting on the boomer talk to end in the senate. Mitch wont pass it but who knows.

>>25254796

Because avepoints fundamentals support a 40 dollar price range. It's a long buy, ive held since 11 dollars and i will keep holding until the merger happens, dont buy it, nobody is forcing you to do shit.

>>25142577
my neighbor is currently bumping music nonstop and I want to kms

>>22127243
buy high sell low

Get in here schizos. XRP the standard.

>>22080581
Schizos need sleep too, fren. If it's dead by morning I'll start the next one.

>>21696642
bro you sound a little bit rattled
have you tried working smarter, not harder?

>>19474617
>buy for a long hold
I only buy for long holds. Its what I was hoping for with Chevron anyways.

IM IN ON THIS

>>17753293
>can't sell stocks at night

that's why they let jews do it for them

>>17333854
It's because Westerners are mostly atheists nowadays, and even Christians see Christianity as a tradition rather than a religion.
Literally everyone is living on the surface, ego taking all the decisions, nobody can survive 5 minutes in a quiet room. You guys have the brains of drug addicts even before you take your first drugs.
Stuff like inner smiling, microcosmic orbit or Shamrock sufi meditation are seen as mumbo-jumbo, and without those, if you're not going to overcome your inner problems, you have to at least distract yourself from them in order to cope with life. That's when drugs come in and provide a solution.
>tl;dr you have a lot to learn from chinks and even muzzies

>>16152554

>>16096932
Needs more boomer tunes
https://youtu.be/DX3o1O8ZsTw

Ding Ding Ding!
Movie night tonight will begin at 2:30 WAT (Chad) time, 9:30 EST.
Tonight's Feature is "That's not Rosemary's Baby: a Porn Parody"

On a serious note, BCH cash shuffle and Grin are better than both.

>>14868232
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkqdNa6mHy0

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-07-11/whale-accumulating-silver-futures

I don't think so. More likely Bogs are accumulating AG themselves.

>>14753762
this nigga is 50+ years old