/biz/ - Business & Finance

Quant must fail.

no spoilers here yet, anon

> sub 2mil cap
> tier 1 exchanges coming Q2
> major real-life parsnips
> OG ethereum devs, Vitalik involvement
> *never before shilled on /biz*
> testnet already live
> mainnet next
> only 1000 wallets
> chart is primed
> literally no one talking about this yet

> literally NO ONE talking about this yet

i can't say more without giving it away, but be assured next week everyone here will be talking about it.

good luck

Has anyone prone to hoarding managed to do this? I feel massively held back and "under water" in my life due to all the SHIT I own. I moved to this city 11 years ago with:

1 bicycle
2 bags (clothes, laptop)

Now I have:

> three houses
> several LARGE sheds crammed with tools and materials
> music and hobby/sports equipment
> two vehicles, several bikes/parts
> a fucking canoe
> mountains of books, old clothes, crap

It's hard to shed all this crap, has anyone managed it? I want to leave this city where I live and need to get rid of most of my crap. My memory is exceptional and all if it has some ridiculous sentimental value or very occasional use (e.g. I reused a halloween costume from 2009, this year. And I have lots of tools and materials I use just every few years, for DIY/work on my other houses, etc)

It all snowballs. I admire people who live in a small flat and have a busy job that takes most of their lives up. No space for hobbies of any kind.

pls halp

Look at that subtle cloud background. The tasteful logos. Oh my god, they're even arranged in a hexagon.

>>13019999

Lost 40% of my money. And now i'm down to my initial investment. What a great week.

City, Country, monthly living expense

Cheyenne, USA, 1200 a month on average

14,400 a year, I live in a small paid off home