/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23537261
People always romanticize places they've never been before. Here's how the typical Chad amerifat travels to europe:
>Go to European country
>Eat the food. Oh my god, such good food!
>Get wasted every day. Dude, this wine is SOO cheap yet SOO good!
>See the sights. Take an annoying amount of pictures with your smartphone, thereby pissing off every non-Amerifat there.
> Fall in love with random European girl. Fuck her a few times while you're there.
>Promise her that you'll write to her or call her.
>You'll come back from vacay and talk to her for like a month, then you will ghost each other. But the memories will remain in your mind.
Not saying that it isn't worth it, but it's just a big hassle for something that doesn't last.

>>18664585
4200

1,200,000 Doges checking in

>>16323220
The thing about work that sucks the most is that unless you have some really fancy, high paying job then you are literally getting nowhere in life. Your life will always be just so. You spend every day worrying about bills, wanting things or vacations but being too scared of spending the money on them, and maybe if you're lucky you'll be able to buy a decent house before you're 35. By the time you make a really nice living, you're already somewhere in your mid 40's and you basically have maybe another 5 years before you're an old fuck with no sex drive or sex appeal. If you're a man and you took good care of yourself and worked out your whole life, then you get to be one of those older hot sugar daddies that younger women actually want to fuck for free, but if not then it's over at this point. Yeah sure, you can now do all of the things you wanted to do when you were in your 20's, but it just doesn't have that same thrill it did back then, and it won't ever come back. Welcome to wagecuckery.

>>16026945
sell
buy back at my signal (free)
id on line : dvx1992

26 y/o high school drop out living in Pattaya sitting on 340,000$ cash

imagine wanting to have a dinner with boomers smelling old fart

kys op

>>15794227
I'd probably be too busy eating fancy dinners and drinking champagne to go car shopping

>>15743964
Most people don't want to be ultra -rich. When i sit down and make a list of all of the things that I REALLY want in life(eat at a few really expensive restaurants, travel to different countries, buy my own place, etc), it doesn't even add up to a million dollars. After you've done that stuff for about a year or two, you get really bored. If you're an interesting person, you can always find new hobbies, but money can't buy you a personality. No amount of money will ever make you not boring. I've met lots of young, rich people that are just fucking boring. I think it's a waste honestly.

>>14961876
Tfw it will never be enough

>30k and still suffer from linklet dysmorphia

All I do is go on etherscan and spend all day looking at other people's stacks. I'll sit and stare for hours at some anons wallet with a 100k stack, wishing it was me... I feel ashamed to get my blockfolio out in front of other people, just feel inadequate and like they'd take one look and burst out laughing

Coinbase support is laughing at my account losses and they have a copy of my passport, I'm sure they printed it and put it on the wall of shame in their toilets.

>the year is now 2050
>little did i know back then what i had gotten myself into
>at first i thought it was all a bunch of memes, but it went way beyond them
>i didn't realize that what i was investing in at the time was the equivelent of 1980's Apple
>it was the next big revolution in society that ended up transforming and fundementally dividing the rich from the poor
>all of the worlds brightest minds already knew this however
>i told myself many years ago that i would lock these tokens away somewhere no one except myself could possibly find them and never look back
>i just had to walk away from it all and get on with my life
>i spent several years traveling the world on a paltry budget, wondering to the greatest depths i could length
>i had spent so much time off the grid that when I came anywhere close to civilization I had no other option but to notice this world completely overcome by technology
>most of humanity had been starved, and stripped of all possessions, they were now prisoners of technology
>only a handful of autistic neets shitposting on a japanese fighting fish breeding forum had managed to escape along with the financial elite

im glad i didn't fall for the "chainlink is a meme" meme.

>>13833569
Will I ever stop being depressed?

>>13757939
I'm 29 also and I struggle to date anyone longer than a month or two when pretty much every woman nowadays is a self entitled vapid whore roastie

why not to swiftly push it to $6200 and officially declare bear market dead?

>>12653204
Source on macos being full of keyloggers?

anyone has an access to recent J.P. Morgan or Goldman bitcoin TA for their clients? What are they predicting?

https://medium.com/@yobanjo/ethereum-vs-bitcoin-2a624aa02727

this opened my eyes about ETH and I decided I trust bitcoin more