/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>6684448
Hello.
OP didn't say he wanted to avoid tax. I don't even know how you'd do that except OTC. IR is pretty legit though and Aussies are usually paying a premium for BTC/ETH on there so it's a good place to cash out.
Anyway if IR wants to give up 0.25% then why waste it by not taking advantage of it? It's OPs money so I don't want so much, just trying to help another Aussie crypto enthusiast out.

>spend several days preparing for job interview
>do mock interviews with a registered professional
>he is confident I can pull this off really well
>the day of the interview
>stutter like an autist throughout the interview
>interviewer then asks "so why should we hire you when the other candidates we interviewed have better qualifications that you?"
>mfw I forget my lines and blurt out the first thing that comes to mind "because I don't want to end up homeless, h-haha..."
>1 week later
>didn't get the job

>>2342765
Yes indeedy. Security is #1 until quantum computing comes about and then everyone shits themselves and almost all systems are made redundant.
What about something like a smart tag that holds your PK so you have to have physical control of both to unlock wallet?

So a double-triple layer of security.
Physical button to activate cyrpto hd
6 digit pincode to open a time window
Smart tag on key chain to unlock with PK
??

Thanks for the feedback anon, appreciate it

Just leave now. It shows that you have your own best interests in mind. Take detailed notes of all of the shit things you hate about it to give to your next employer so that they can see you take workplace environment seriously and are able to identify systemic problems that cause people to leave.
Bosses don't like losing staff, it costs them money but they're usually too proud to admit that they FUCKING NEED US WAGE KEKS!

Everybodies elevator pitches fucking SUCK except for >>2239536 and his coin isn't even a real thing. Very disappointed /biz/brains.

>>2235827
You're not seeing the bigger picture OP. We're witnessing a rolling technology evolution in real time. Just hodl whatever you've got and keep buying ICO's. You're bound to hit a winner at some point. Keep in mind there's still less than 100b market cap in this whole game, that's quite literally ground floor of a world changing industry. I missed this gold rush too and of course feeling salty about it but the fact is we're STILL EARLY. Take heart anon, you're still ahead of the pack.

>>2234349
I hope he is and I hope he FUCKING LISTENS THIS TIME!
IF you're a talented individual the go work on a project that actually does something USEFUL instead ROBBING ANONS YOU CUNT!!!

>>2222496
dude you're a bit off track. I do think that you've mistaken 550satoshis for $550 which is an incredibly dumb error on your part. I'm a digibro too so I won't rag on you hard but geewiz anon, please get a grip.

Idea: we could make a googledocs spreadsheet that lists all upcoming ICO's and all of the variables that differentiate them ie; niche, volume, price, similarities with existing coins/tokens, % held by dev team, premined/not etc. Narrow all this data down to the real standouts and the most likely to provide maximum ROI post ICO.

There's so much information in all of white papers that it's too much for one guy to do but 10-20 of us could do it in pretty good time.

Thoughts?