/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56228266
im so proud of you anon, i know your wisdom and investments will continue to serve you well.

sell 1/10 of it, buy a nice house in the country, furnish it to make the wife happy, put my kids in private school, buy some more guns, buy a couple nicer cars (nothing crazy)

take 2/5 out and put into blue chip divvies and try to live off that without touching my BTC stack

Bitcoin is the most anti-semitic coin in existence

>un-inflatable
>verifiable
>un-manipulatable
>proof-of-work
notice the kike SEETHING whenever it's so much as mentioned; much like silver or gold, the jew hates the very idea of sound money that can't be swindled

WAGMI stack frens

I have a question that will form the basis of a productive discussion worthy of /biz/'s golden age in the days of yore:

Given the ever-rising level of socio-political and economic instability, it's become clear that living within proximity to other people can very easily prove to be a security risk and overall liability. In response to this, let's discuss solid examples of sustainable forms of income that allow people to work and live remotely.

>>51067953
Arbeit macht frei

>>50849416
No. The nigger menace riots of 2020 will not be forgotten. People will not go back to the cities. People will work from their comfy rural homes, and they will make enough to raise a large family. Kikes will try to beat people down with negative interest rate CBDCs and scrupulous tax audits, but they will fail to sound money and community. People will not go back to a cage. They will eat healthy meals at home. They will play with their pets. They will spend time with their families. They will improve their living space. They will have the freedom for personal improvement outside of the office. They will have hobbies that actually interest them instead of simply finding ways to kill time at an office.

Assuming I've already decided to get married despite the dangers, what are some things that I should look to put in writing in a (West Virginia) prenup?

Hypothetically she is coming with roughly $300-500k in farm land and business assets, and I'm coming with about $300k in residential real estate, and other, mostly financial, assets. She plans to quit her $50k/yr job to raise our future kids and I'll keep working at my $100k/yr WFH/Office job.