/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25021399
It's kind of a meme. 35% are more or less rich baller kids or high-upper middle class, 25% are probably on some kind of full scholarship (e.g, Stiftung Migration where they got their Quotentürken) and 25% are normalfags who themselves or their parents got baited in by the marketing.

Totally not worth it as you can get a pretty great education for free in Germany. Then if you want connections etc. take some bafög loan and spend a few thousand bucks for coaching and various events. This will give you much higher ROI than going to a private university in Germoney.

Imho only the top 10% of the students ever actually benefited from all the connections and got invited to fancy corporate events etc. Those already rich don't have to give a fuck and benefit from meeting other people like them. It is the normalfags who of suffer as they take on debt but don't get that many benefits.

>>23237881
You can already have something like an implicit Monero stable coin. You just need to short XMR on some exchange (you or just some party you trust) and control a corresponding amount of XMR on the chain to do your shady business. Any losses that occur by the real XMR will be offset by your short and vice versa. If XMR gains in value your position will stay the same because you accumulate losses from the short.
However, strongly advise to just hold XMR as it is set to appreciate imho.

>>22677235
>How do I benefit from this? I won't have any inheritance I'm sick of this unfair entitlement
Buy Monero or Bitcoin.
Gen Xers and Millennials are receiving the Boomers stuff and then either keep it (no impact on the economy) or sell it and then go on to buy stuff the Boomers didn't own.
Cryptocurrency is among the major assets to receive the greatest RELATIVE inflows.

Also in the past, crypto market cap was mainly held back by those investing not being rich enough. The majority of crypto buyers from 2010-2015 were basically a few thousand millenial students investing a few bucks. 2016-2019 was just the first wave of serious money entering the market.
More will follow.