/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8704618
kek it's true they waste their money on dumb shit and don't plan for the future like rats in a maze

but would I trade that for sponging off my parents saving every penny in the hopes of retiring early to play video games? Probably not.

Don't misunderstand me: I'm not saying those are the only two options. My point is the optimal strategy is a mixture of both

ETH hodlers, what do we do now?

Have you already sold your bags?

My grip is getting weaker.

I sent some Bitcoin from Coinbase to Bittrex.

It is still not showing up as a pending deposit on Bittrex over an hour later, did I fuck something up or is this normal?

I know it is normal to wait 3-4 hours for the deposit to clear, but usually it shows as pending as soon as the blockchain updates once.

>>2378181
Good post.

I'm glad I realised this when I did. At first I was angry that all the shit I'd been told about success was complete bullshit. But luckily I'd only been wagecucking 3 years out of college so I soon got over it, started a business, and invested in ETH pretty early. If I had followed the frugal + index funds path (which is still above average) I'm sure I'd have been too bitter to enjoy the money once I made it.

That said, I think most people are actually quite happy in their wagey jobs. 4chan tends to attract introverted people with a mistrust of authority. Most people aren't like this and actually don't mind waging.

But if you're a wagecuck and hating it, and you're on this site, you should probably start thinking outside the box rather than following this path, OP >>2377876

Opinion on Mooncoin? Good for Long-term or short-term?

>>2234542
what was this thread about again?