/biz/ - Business & Finance

>Unironically just got my bonus (europoor), want to use 25% of it to buy more crypto. Thinking of splitting it up 2/3 EOS and 1/3 NAS.
>already got ICX, VEN, WTC, LINK, HPB and some other shitcoins.

What do you think, which 2 projects would you invest into ? I see these 2 as potentially/probably increasing most in value in 2018.

>>7740995
>newfag girl
We are announcing our gender in posts now?
tits or gtfo

I'm 32.

When I was young, big butts weren't a thing in these spheres. Really interesting how things go.

>>5773685
Given that BTC was at a low from which it rose only as early as August 2015, you made a good decission for 3 years.

If you bought around the GDAX crash, you'd e.g. buy at 700$ only to witness a bear market down to 200$ of over a year. It's not like Bitcoin always was rising exponentially.

If I have a "shitton", why do I need more.

To get this out of the way, I'd invest in startups on my friends and work for it to make them seen. Attention is key.

What I want is to get into a position where I have the time to do what I want and girls stand in line to suck my dick. Money in my pocket long is not really getting me anywhere. There are a lot of millionairs who are married to a horror scenario and/or work a super stressful manager job 70 hours a week, or worse, do something they are morally opposed to.
I read boyband members One Directions have one to three teens taken to their bus after a show. I know the rolling stones had the first lines of their concets marked in grids so they they could tell their stage manager "the redhead with the big tits in row 3B" after the show. That's more of the kind of freedom I want. I want to travel around to the different universities and met some of the academics or hackers from open source projects I've participated in. Money to buy time and status. Not money for money, wtf is the point.

But again, I'd try to meet people now and invest in their stuff once you have the monet - and not expect to make it this way. Risk something to improve upon yourself.

>>3830731

Thanks

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What's your point? He's completely right.
I like work on oracles too, but it's a solution for a half-ready infrastructure that supports products that don't exist yet.

I have the pass to the admin account in a big company in my country. I can access literally any computer.
How can I make money off this?