/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>4094464
>Worrying about what NEETS on 4chan think rather than focusing on partnering with multi billion dollar conglomerates.


I'm kinda glad with the approach they took, desu. It's different,and completely negates the bullshit of usual coins. They get to put their heads down and focus on the work...and the fruits of their labor will come with time.

>>4094208

Yes, this dip sucks. I think we can all agree the momentum isn't up to par with what we've expected. I'm here to tell you all not to worry though. Nothing has changed. ChainLink is still the revolutionary coin you bought into a couple weeks ago...and it WILL be huge. I will not promise any stupid prices by a certain date...we all know that's retarded. What I can say is that this coin is definitely going to revolutionize all of crypto...and once it's worth catches up to the value it provides...seeing posts about /biz/'s holding...there are going to be a lot of millionaires.

Don't worry anons. Staying in your head and focusing on the ups and downs of the daily prevents you from seeing the long term potential in this project. Let the market play out, and buy as much as you can while it's on discount. It's only a matter of time before it's inevitable moon comes...and by that time let's hope you're not left with any regret of not being able to bear a trough of hard times in order to enjoy the fruits of the peak.


Not a lot of new money has entered crypto recently, but as you all know BTC has grown significantly. This money had to come from somewhere...and that's from the alts. All alts are hurting right now because people think they can get free money with BTC forks... IF only they knew most BTC forks are money grabs and offer no real value. Once this is realized, btc will correct and the money will flow back to alts.

It's coming, anons. If you do everything in your power to make sure you're put in the best position to succeed when it does...then you have nothing to worry about. For me, that means ChainLink. For most of us, we aren't coming from money. We are average class citizens that finally have a chance of making it big. I want to see you all succeed just as much as I want to myself.

Godspeed, anons.

>>3992992
While it does suck that you took a loss, don't be too down on yourself. I've made the same mistake Several times. The only thing that matters from this point is that you learn from your mistake and try not to repeat them.

This begins with asking yourself the right questions in order to create a solution.


Why did you buy it in the first place?
Why did you sell?
What price did you expect it to go to, and for what reason?
Why did you buy back in?


Those questions aren't all necessary, and it's possible I missed some. They are all subjective to the situation, and I thought of those offhand. If you take these types of questions into account whenever making an investment or managing an account, you'll be surprised at how much more success you'll have due to delving into a deeper state of critical thinking. Most new traders honestly cannot answer those questions with much information other than intuition or whim. If you do the research and are able to come up with those answers, then evaluate them and act accordingly.


Life is going to be full of failures, anon. It's not your failures that define you...it's what to do with the failure that defines you. How you perceive it and the lessons you take from it.