/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55411266
You can if you want. Personally, I think it's overkill and a pain in the ass. You could get 99% of the same security with an offline and encrypted linux install of your own preferred distro running the GUI Wallet on an old computer. You could also go with a Trezor for a hardware wallet. But it technically has the same vulnerability as Ledger via firmware update. Trezor is open source though so the chances of that happening are slim. Ledger has not pushed out the cursed firmware update "yet" but it's only a matter of time. I'm of the opinion that as of now the Ledger is safe but that's only for now.

>>53495567

>>52427952
>Nonono goyim you can't hide your transactions from me because my monopoly on drugs might be threatened and then that would cause another holocaust!!!
1pbtid

>>50058316
>commits
it's some 'jeet spamming readme changes, isn't it?

>>49943893
>>49944797
>>49945953
schizophrenia

>>49428524
yeah, you really need to focus on increasing your turnover and make the pie larger vs bigger slice of a very small pie. But you also need to make sure that the business will stay profitable as it get's bigger.

Good for you becoming profitable, but ultimately growth should be the goal when you are so small, just be slow and sensible and don't lose track of the things that make your business work. If it is a IRL business, the I wouldn't waste too much on advertising as your service/product should be good enough to create repeat business and organic growth. Focus on what investment is going to increase your turnover the most and keep grinding/re-investing.

I'm at £40k/mo. turnover and I'm still focusing on getting that number up rather than trying to be profitable. The road is:
>try things until you find your niche that the market wants and that you can do profitably
>everything goes back to the business, you make zero until the business is a certain size
>eventually paying a salary out of the business will have minimal impact on the resources it needs to grow (<5% turnover as salary)
>you can now grow the business and grow your compensation at the same time
You need to support the business until the business can support you, capisc? Also read e-myth, millionaire fastlane and profit first