/biz/ - Business & Finance

imagine not selling link at 14$ thinking it's still undervalued

>>15466993
>Expensive car makes you successful.
Enjoy your debt, buddy.

>>15467064
Learned myself. It doesn't take much. You need basic understanding of programming and knowledge of Lua. Very easy but takes time if you want to add lots of features. The stress is from DDoS, DMCA, and Doxing. Once you get used to it you're fine. Lots of people give up because of how dirty it is, but it's clearly worth it if people are working this hard at is. Most communities hide how much they make because they want people to keep donating to "keep the server alive" and garbage like that.

I heard Minecraft made significantly more. Big servers were making like $100,000 a month until Mojang changed their policy and stopped allowing that. I think even Tinder makes like a billion a year and they don't have to "do" anything. They just monetize women. Or a, mostly terrible, website like this one still somehow manages to stay up without issue. How? It's always up and as far as I know, no one is paying for it. Unless everyone secretly bought a Pass.

These things make so much money it's not even funny. They just keep it secret. When I was part of it, there was a site called CoderHire where you could sell Garry's Mod addons and they had a sales counter at the bottom of the page. Each sale they took a cut and they were up to like $20,000,000 in sales if I'm not mistaken. Until the IRS came after the owner and it shut down. I don't even know how there's $20,000,000 worth of value in selling addons for a $10 video game, but there you go. Then again look at how much people spend on Fortnite each month.

Now that we are unironically back, can we get back to comfybull posting? Reply with the color you have picked for your lambo. Pic related but probably red tbhfam, thots love red.

>>10365785
>he's not driving one of pic related
LMAOing at your life OP