/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58587856
For real?

Interest rate cuts are going to send LINK to $1000

SQQQ bros, do I sell so I can buy rope?

I'm down 45% YTD

What happens to ETH1 when ETH2 rolls out?

>>27402164

Are there any major downsides to buying a house with a FHA loan and only putting 3.5% down? I have excellent credit with zero debt.

>>21203739
but if you don't count the top few giant companies that lift up the average it's already corrected back at least three years

How big of a dip are we going to see if Drumpf loses the reelection?

Why on earth would I need an emergency fund when I have a credit card?

Now that central banks are making their own cryptocurrencies, are they likely to build them on top of an existing framework like Ethereum or Cardano? If so which is the most likely?

How is it possible for everything to be in a bubble? Logically, mustn't there be some kind of counterweight?

To any people experienced with social media marketing here... what platforms are *musts* in terms of building a brand?

I assume Facebook and Instagram are both essential, but I'm not sure if Youtube and Twitter (or other platforms) are worth the hassle.

In general, what's the minimum length of time I should stay with an employer before moving on?

I don't want to look flippant and disloyal on my CV.

Is it worth upgrading my iPhone 5?

I'm thinking of buying a refurbished 6S for a couple of hundred dollars.

How *small* can I make my emergency fund? I want to maximize the amount of money I invest so I have to minimize the emergency fund.

About me:
>monthly expenses = $1,000
>chance of getting a new job if i get fired = average (will get a job but might take a while)

Is $3,000 too little?

So what's the catch with Cardano/ADA?

Is it secretly centralised? Do the founders secretly hold a large proportion of the coins in "reserve"?

I can't figure out a downside, which means I'm being jewed somehow. But how?

Why would shiny metal be valuable to anyone but simpletons?

Should I buy .999 Silver or .9999 Silver?

Is there any real difference?

This is a trivial thing but I'd appreciate any advice anyway.

I'm getting a $200 birthday present soon and the person who is giving it to me asked me what I wanted. They won't give me cash or a cash equivalent (e.g. gift card), and they want to give me something physical. I ideally just want something that will hold its value.

What should I get?

Bitcoin isn't used.

Why would you buy something that nobody uses?

i have -$160 cause i overdrafted $120 and they took out a overdraft fee. can i overdraft another 100 or will it say insufficient fund? cause last time i overdrafted i had started with +$6. i know its not good but plz leave the ethical question to yo mama

/crypto/ should be it’s own board.