/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30397361
Dude. Just fucking lie. Lie on your resume when it comes to experience.The most important thing is that you don't have any gaps at all in there. Look for a customer service job. They're retarded but pay well. Idk where you live but booking.com pays well for the amount of work you do. I also managed to work for Bank of Scotland for a brief time as Kreditbearbeiter where you just check loan applications all day. Ideally you have a bit of charisma and get a sales position. All of this shit is available without a degree.

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>>29412667
I'm a first time buyer and my entire plan is to hold until it's up 10% from when I bought it. And I will hold it until the day I die if I must.

>>13725930
hue hue hue hue

How much money do you need to have in Crypto to become a whale?

That 1mil whale that was walling the ETH pump

>KYS seriously

After a temporary 24-hour ban, I'm back.
This board, along with last year's fervor, is dying almost as quickly as it grew.
Bitcoin plummeting below 6K is imminent.
It is only a matter of time.
However, this isn't the end.
With the right sources and information, this is only the beginning.
For my loyal followers who sold at 9.5K, you have only yourselves to thank.
Fortunately for you, there will always be opportunities to capitalize on the ignorance and impatience of others.
Hence, for those who are interested, I have set up a Discord account.
Those who put their faith in me will be rewarded with signals.
Signals that will help you navigate the most erratic financial market in human history.
Face the facts: it is a controlled market.
You are being controlled and your wealth is being stolen.
Without adequate knowledge of what the big players are doing, you will never make it.
It may be a tough pill to swallow, but there are many more truths that will limit your ability to stack serious wealth.
Obviously, /biz/ is not the place to discuss those, as evident within my last ban.
For those who are interested, below is my Discord username.
thelonelywhale #1759
I will visit once a day and answer as many questions as possible, but I cannot promise everybody a reply.

Who sold at 9.5K like I advised in my last post? >>8265373
For those who didn't, if you sell now you could buy an extra 0.2 BTC when we hit 6K.
It's not a matter of if, but when.
Most of you are too stubborn to heed my advice, and that's fine.
You'll see a green candle and think that this is the end of the crash.
In reality, it is only the beginning.
My advice, as always, is to exit and re-enter when the hype from last year has completely warn down.
You can easily double your holdings if you do so, plus you have the added benefit of not stressing every second of the day.
I will tell you when the best time to enter again is.
Until then, watch as you flounder in a market you have no control over.
Whales will continue to scoop up 'cheap' coins until they can change the price at the snap of their fingers.
For those who are willing to hold, enjoy the stress of checking your portfolio every five minutes.
You might eventually make it, provided you don't sell until it's time, but you're putting yourself in the worst position during a bear market.
I don't have much more to say, besides sit back and enjoy the decline.

Who sold at 9.5K like I advised in my last post? >>8265373
For those who didn't, if you sell now you could buy an extra 0.2 BTC when we hit 6K.
It's not a matter of if, but when.
Most of you are too stubborn to heed my advice, and that's fine.
You'll see a green candle and think that this is the end of the crash.
In reality, it is only the beginning.
My advice, as always, is to exit and re-enter when the hype from last year has completely warn down.
You can easily double your holdings if you do so, plus you have the added benefit of not stressing every second of the day.
I will tell you when the best time to enter again is.
Until then, watch as you flounder in a market you have no control over.
Whales will continue to scoop up 'cheap' coins until they can change the price at the snap of their fingers.
For those who are willing to hold, enjoy the stress of checking your portfolio every five minutes.
You might eventually make it, provided you don't sell until it's time, but you're putting yourself in the worst position during a bear market.
I don't have much more to say, besides sit back and enjoy the decline.

Remember me from three weeks ago?
I said that Bitcoin would plummet and we'd enter the despair phase from news and FUD that I could not mention at the time.
Obviously, that turned out to be true.
Although we did manage to break resistance at 10K and climb almost up to 11.5K, you would have been better off selling everything when I told you.
Now I am giving you one final warning: escape.
Escape while you are still in the green, and if you're not, cut your losses and buy back in later.
The reason us whales are where we are today is because we bought at a time when nobody wanted to buy.
We seized an opportunity to scoop up cheap cryptocurrencies and push the market to it's limit, which in this case was $830 billion USD.
You are deluded if you think as an individual, you have any power over the price of Bitcoin or any cryptocurrency of significance whatsoever.
The least you can do is sell and buy back in when Bitcoin inevitably drops below 6K.
It will seem like the end; most will admit that it's a bubble and the monotony of their wagecuck lives will resume.
Then, when you least expect it, the market will soar. Higher than you could possibly imagine.
And you will regret the day you didn't heed my warning and double your stack.
The choice is obvious, but purely yours to make.
Sell. Sell every single coin you own for USDT or cash out. Yes, it's not going to zero anytime soon.
And then you spectate.
Watch as posts about technical analysis incorrectly predict the market's direction.
Watch as legislation from every country imaginable arises and results in billion dollars of losses.
Watch as a sea of pathetic coins are offered which bring absolutely nothing of value to the table.
Watch as the whales slowly ward off all the new buyers and acquire a dominant market share.
And then, you enter.
Do as I say: leave everything now.
And enter when I say enter.

Whale here. If you felt despair when Bitcoin hit 6K, you're going to be in for a real treat this coming week.

If you're new here, us whales like to time our exits with bad press and publicity, crash the entire market and buy back, doubling our stacks in the process. We've been doing this since 2014, our most notable example being Dogecoin. This past month alone, I, along with dozens of others, have managed to double my BTC and ETH stack and lose not a dollar in value.

I'm in a good mood today, so I'll give you some advice.

Sell.

Sell everything you own and convert it to either fiat or USDT. Yes, USDT won't implode. Not just yet.

Then, you wait. When you're happy with the price any coin of your choice at half the market price, buy.

Of course, most of you will call me a LARP, demand I show you proof or try and justify your predictions based on TA. That's fine with me. I don't expect many of you to follow my warning. The market will dip regardless and the pink wojaks will surface. Screencap this thread if you like.

Also, you are deluded if you ever think Chainlink will hit $1000.

>>6636303

yeah, definitely