/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26243649
> They really represent the general standard of Bulgarians as human beings.
Fuck off, you'll be crying to move here after 1 year of Biden.
That said, when it comes to Nexo...
Everyone here hates them and Bulgaria is the only EU/NA country to actually ban their services.
Their CEO is the youngest member of parliament in Bulgaria, shadily put into office, had to resign after massive protests (not the Trumpfag larping on Jan 6). He literally tried to legislate for mass internet censorship.
Their parent company's founder has just been outed as a crook who created a fake charity website and stole from children in need.
Then you have the Simeon/Zeus drama.
The leader of the Bulgarian libertarians once posted a COMMENT on some facebook wall (don't use fb can't tell specifics) about Nexo being shady and they lawyered up big time against him. I know it was a mild comment, too. What non-shady company does that?

>>13082774
Sofia University, Software Engineering
200eur per semester, almost free housing and I got the goddamn piece of paper while working fulltime as a software dev.
If I lived in the West I'd try to skip the college meme, or maybe drop out after 1 year, after I've built my network.

>>12909803
Half the engineers I know in Bulgaria have AT MINIMUM 200-300k saved up in their late 20s. 500k in their early 30s is pretty much expected.
Not to mention that 20-30% of the Scrypt hash rate in 2012-2013 came from here (more than 2000 gpu-s just between my closest friends). HODL-ers got rewarded.
The myth that Germans have it easier is going away. In the age of the internet being taxed less is more important than the state of your country.
Of course, once you accumulate 2-5 mil, Germany is a significantly better place to live in than Bulgaria, but Eastern Europe has better class mobility, whereas in Germany if you're born a wagecuck, you'll be taxed down every time you try to jump the social hierarchy.