/biz/ - Business & Finance

>have held LINK 3 separate times
>each time it has crabbed and I sold after thinking it's in another several-month stagnation
>EVERY SINGLE TIME, it pumps within a few days of me selling
I think I'm gonna buy another stack for the marines that held strong all this time. I'll tell you when I'm a week from selling. Good luck on the moon, guys.

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There is an exception to what I said though when it comes to design mattering and making money and that's dark patterns (the thing everyone hates, notice the downvotes):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNjI03CGkb4

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You were saying that delivering bad game design was a con. I was simply saying that it clearly isn't because AAA studios do that ALL THE TIME and yet people come back. By highlighting that I was showing that delivering on the expectation is paramount, so much so that it's all AAA does because they know it's the most important thing.

Taxes are fucking stupid bros
>put money into ETH
>need to use that ETH to buy ECL
>convert 2 ETH to ECL
>I have apparently just sold that ETH for USD even though I never saw a cent of USD
>just made the government an easy $100 on my dime
This is bull shit. Coinbase fees are nothing compared to this trash.

Why aren't there more (any?) full scale legitimate stable businesses that just operate completely through the internet these days?

You'd think in this age there would be a lot of young entrepreneurs who realize not only the potential to save money (no need to buy a building, or "expand" to new locations if your business gets too large, no need to pay that property tax or whatever)
but also the benefit of being able to hire people from literally anywhere in the world. If the best you can find at the pay grade you're offering is people in 3rd world countries then you've effectively "outsourced" your business with almost no effort.

Not only that but you also have the benefit of happier employees (not having to commute every day, not having to pay gas money), firing non-productive employees would be a breeze not having to look them in the eye.

I just don't get it. Why aren't businesses like this completely just littering job ads all over the place?
So far I have worked 2 jobs: An IT job and software development, and I am not overexaggerating in the slightest when I say that both could literally have been done without me needing to ever set foot in an office. I sit 3ft away from the others and they send me emails. Nobody talks to each other in person about anything work related except on some rare occasions.

Someone please tell me why. Am I literally doomed to spend the rest of my life commuting to work and being around people I hate instead of in my pajamas at home just because of nothing more than _appearances_? Because it makes the company look more "professional"? Because some faggot CEO who hardly does shit just feels good to see a bunch of depressed employees dress up every day?
What the fuck is wrong with this world

>tfw you missed all the action being sick

/biz/ how I find partners in my niche to start a company with me?