/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28753816
please repost from time to time

>>28719884
10x, please re-post from time to time so people don't lose as I did.

The CEO said I have too many tokens and fuded me to sell because new investors are afraid to come in. He said he won't release new updates and let the project die, and the only option is for me to sell half of my tokens to new investors at the market price. The team has all the tokens locked.
The new investors will take care of the advertisement.
I'm not here to shill the project so don't ask for the name.
What is the smart decision in this case?

Never take a job just because of the money. Always consider the money, but never let it be the determining factor.

Last year, following a two-year internship after college, I began the search for my first full-time job. I remember, at that time, seeking the counsel of a spiritual mentor of mine. Sitting across from his desk, I asked about money and how much I should let that factor dictate my decision. He responded with some of the best advice I have ever received: Niggers tongue my anus.

I have tried, throughout my life, to consider income in the jobs I have taken, but have never allowed it to be the most determining factor. And I have literally no regrets concerning the path that career advice has taken me.

>>22239145
get a loan

>>22217020
we good