/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28743900
No, thank God. I even bought. Only had 1500 on hand to invest, but I bought. Kind of proud of myself actually.

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>>25319983
It's hard to panic sell when you know the ICO didn't even sell to burgerclaps. Feel free to sell though I'm not your mother.

>>24203225
>chasing pumps during a golden bull run
Yeah, nah, not fucking selling.

>>23527903
Ok but can't whales collude to do whatever they want, regardless of the "intrinsic" value? Sounds like a swing oppty to mi.

>>21873496
I have entered ego death, my raw will alone will drive the market up at least 1b. LINK has become an egregore feeding upon our collective desire to make it. We have chosen our future.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mg8_7SfwdfY

Bitcoin = The Father
Etherium = The Son
Chainlink = The Holy Ghost
who /holy trinity/ here?

The worst job I've had was not having a job. I'd spend 8+ hours a day commuting to shitholes to talk to some cunt who already hated me because I meant competition for their source of income in the tiny job market, filling out papers, write fat-HR-woman friendly shit in my resume which would make me gag and sift through spam from job sites which would always dump ads which required +50 years of experience and at least a Nobel price in some esoteric field for an "Entry" job.

Now with actual jobs it's either one:

Cleaner, 5 to 8AM, sometimes scrubbing toilets, sometimes I would be told to do other people's work as well as some lazy nog decided not to work today. Other than that pretty comfy, I'd walk around, zone out and pretend to be busy and all that while listening to music. Shit pay though due to limited hours, had to ask parents for money to cover rent.

Compliance QA Tester, minimum wage, had to commute which sapped the already low pay, zero hour contract so there were weeks with 0 work while I still had to pay rent, actually pretty stressful as you could get fired for tiny shit and it was easy to miss out on something due to the insane pacing while you were also expected to train some absolute monkeys off the street while taking all responsibility for their errors. Your coworkers would also randomly not show up so you were expected to cover other people's work in an already strained time frame. On the bright side I've met some of the coolest people in my life and on slow days we'd just chill, work slowly and talk about shit while playing vidyo gaemz. Eventually I got enough experience to move to a better paid and overall more comfortable job that I almost enjoy.

any upcoming shitcoins you are excited about? something to keep an eye out in this crypto winter? spill the beans, biz

>>10030740
>>10027344
>>10028591
Why does /biz/ have the best Apus?
For that matter, how come /biz/ literally has the best memes these days?!

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