/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57633568

>>57590088
>I wanna neet in Europe
fuck off, we're full

>will need to rise to 71
the money to fund early retirement for all exists, but it's on SIngapore bank accounts
>>57509974
>pay taxes
this burden got shifted from people who could afford to, to people whp struggle to

>>57301480
>telling your woman about your crypto holdings, ever
you didn't learn the lesson with your ex, and told your new gf
NGMI

>Friends
>profit from them

I'm not jewish nor american so I don't know that feel anon

however I know 2 guys I'd take a bullet for and know they'd do the same for me

>>56209669
true
I'll add that decentralized technology and protocols, when compared to centralized alternatives, are always:
less time/energy/bandwidth efficient
more complex and bug-ridden
a lot less user friendly

their only upside is censorship resistance.

'regulated crypto' is inherently useless

>>55426200
>early
no legit business needs a fucking blockchain and normies have caught on.
crypto failed to achieve anything, besides, regulation is hammering the last nails in its coffin.
we're late

>>55220478
>2023
>chainlink, crypto, shitcoins, whatever
NGMI
the future of /biz/ is ai (/g/ is flexing daily: aicg and sdg. hell, even /h/ has more ai content than this shithole)

>>55043934
>no mention of chainlink whatsoever
>bullish for link
yeah, sure
you bagholders really live in a parallel universe

>>54754761
wagie and it's not even close (and I've worked SHIT jobs)
I wasted my youth neeting and playing video games/smoking weed. It felt kinda good but there were also a lot of moments of intense anxiety and despair.

>>54242389
On the pther hand, if I post here on /biz/
>it's 8AM in London right now
some uk pajeet will correct me soon after
4chan > chat-gpt

>>54107474
so you morons are
>without actual insider info
>paying huge fees each time you're placing a bet
>trying to predict the future based on previous random price fluctuations
>reacting to the news10000 x slower than, say, a trading bot
and wondering why you're losing?
fucking hopeless

>>53907297
you're 5 years late
in cryptotime that's a whole era

pumping and dumping desperate single moms is a good time too
some of them are super hot, some are nasty as hell in bed (rarely overlaps though)

>>53717159
It seems that, sometimes, after a very successful pnd, a small minority of holders will marry their bags for eternity and form a cult together
truly fascinating
see also: gme, xrp, etc.

>>53542318
the stuff you can't do shit about:
>be tall and good-looking
the stuff you can do something about:
>be fit, financially stable, confident, interesting to be around and have a social life

>link is a shitcoin
vs
>there's a global conspiracy to keep link's price down
Occam's razor

communism and capitalism are equally bad because none of them address cronyism and nepotism, which are the roots of unfairness
>it's who you know

>go to swift.com
>read cbdc interoperability description pages
>ctrl+f "chainlink"
>zero results

>download detailed description PDF(fuck you for harvesting my personal info, swift)
>ctrl+f "chainlink"
>zero results

hmmmmm
is the 'partnership' even real at this point?

>>53019035
don't go in relationships with men expecting them to change for you
find a person that's already well-adjusted, it's that simple

Cardano and ADA, the blockchain and digital currency, respectively, have a deep and fascinating connection to scatological symbols.
In ancient Persia, scatological symbols were an important aspect of daily life and culture. These symbols, often depicted in art and architecture, represented ideas and concepts related to the human body and its functions, including the act of defecation.
The Persians believed that the act of defecation was a sacred and powerful process, and they saw the body's excretory functions as a key part of maintaining balance and harmony in the world. As a result, scatological symbols played a prominent role in Persian society,appearing in everything from religious texts to everyday objects.
Fast forward to the present day, and we find Cardano and ADA at the forefront of the financial world. Just as the ancient Persians saw the act of defecation as a sacred and powerful process, so too do Cardano and ADA represent the power and potential of blockchain technology.
Through the use of cryptography and decentralized networks, Cardano and ADA are able to provide a secure and scalable platform for the development of a wide range of applications, from smart contracts to decentralized finance. In this way, Cardano and ADA are carrying on the ancient Persian tradition of using technology to unlock the power of the human body and its functions.
But the connection between Cardano and ADA and ancient Persian scatological symbols goes even deeper. Just as the Persians saw the act of defecation as a way to maintain balance and harmony in the world, so too do Cardano and ADA represent a way to balance and harmonize the world of finance.
Through their decentralized and transparent nature, Cardano and ADA are able to provide a level playing field for all participants in the financial system. In this way, they are helping to create a more equitable and fair financial system, much like the ancient Persians sought to create balance and harmony in their own society.

>>52550250
>be useful and have an actual marketable skill
>don't be socially retarded
that's all there is to it

>>52422209
>fake dopamine pills so you convince yourself your work is fulfilling and enjoyable
yeah why not
what's your plan for when tolerance shoots up? (it will)
meth?

>>49901808
>anything that would kill my sense of empathy
cocaine turns you into a self-centered psychopath asshole
but you don't want to go this road

the best way to kill stress is a healthy lifestyle:
>eating healthy
>cardio
>leave the city and spend time in nature whenever possible
>regular sleep schedule
>spend time with loved ones
etc.