/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>2370259
Thanks very much Anon! I really appreciate that detailed breakdown. You're a legend :)

Well if you have design pouring out of your brain then keep on sketching. Then get a seamstress to make a few of the designs and create the prints for them, then go to alibaba.com and search for clothing manufacturers, pick a few and start a conversation with them to negotiate moq and pricing. Then when you've decided on one, get them to sign an IP protection contract. Then submit your designs and get them to make samples, fix the fuckups in the samples and resubmit. Do this until it's good. Then place your order. Then get some models and get professional shoots done. Then go nuts on getting it onto as many sales platforms as you can and make your website/s. Then market the shit out of it on facebook/insta/twitter etc. Good luck gril

>>2219180

This is a gud thread. Keep going anon! Bring /biz/ to the moon!

>>2214682
I think the best method to pick 'solid' cheaper coins is to follow the breadcrumbs and find out who's minting them and who's backing them up.
Here's one such example to get you started https://www.iconomi.net/digital-assets

As emerging crypto businesses get better and better, you'll see a shift away from the incumbent exchanges. In my mind, the most popular (increasing in value) will be the coins that make it easy for normies to buy on their phone in as few taps as possible.

The barriers to entry are the same now as they've always been, technical and psychological. The companies and exchanges that address this will win and the coins they trade will win too. Coinbase is by far the easiest first entry into cryptos, that's where I started but I've since found that they charge a lot compared to other exchanges. Also, they list BTC, ETH and LTC. LTC was only added a few weeks ago so take a look at the spike in uptake might be impossible to put this down to coinbase but it is one of the most popular exchanges if you can even call it that.

I don't like to make a call on what's solid and what's not because there's a lot of information out there. Just make sure you read a lot of whitepapers before committing, don't just read a couple and say oh that sounds awesome, it's gonna win for sure. Because chances are there's another coin that does the same thing but better and is backed by serious business people.

My only advice is don't rush, don't listen to the shills or get caught up in pump and dumps, read the white paper of every coin you're considering, then read more whitepapers to determine which are the strongest.

You'll see on the iconomi website which coins they're going to have on their exchange, all solid coins in my mind with good projects and prospects.

recap: don't fall for memes and shills, read the whitepapers, check the websites, go back in the trade charts and look at the history.

>>2205946
but was it your 100k or did you start with something much lower? also, I never thought I'd say this but, don't kill yourself anon. Kill your dad for creating you.

She's big in Japan huehuehue