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>> No.29903386 [View]
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>he has a sell limit

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>>8339703
>salty

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>>3431713
>>3431762
You guys don't understand. It doesn't matter what Omise charges in transaction fees because Omise gets 100% of their transaction fees. Omise will be built on top of the OMG platform which means that OMG stakeholding fees are what stakeholders get. OMG gets staking fees from every wallet that is built from OMG. Omise is building their platform so that 100% of their transactions go through OMG but different wallets will have different fees that are independantly assigned by the devs while the base stakeholding fees are universal. So

>(Dev assigned wallet fees) + (OMG platform base fees) = total fees

You as a stakeholder only get the OMG base fees, but you get 100% of that percentage. You receive zero percent part of the Omise platform fees, or the fees of any other wallet that devs make. Get it now?

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>get perfect school grades
>go to lower ranked uni than I could've went to (had grades for Oxbridge / imperial etc)
>thoughtlessly went to uni while living at home
>finished uni
>applying for graduate jobs
>failed tonnes of internship / grad interviews with companies, including about 7 with investment bank for front office positions because of my ugliness and bad social skills (though my social skills are getting much better - my first 5-7 interviews were autism personified but now I'm confident)
>got rejected from big 4 management consulting because they ran out of places
>have to pick new division - pick audit

Wow, so that's what it feels like to be a Joe average yoonay bantz person. I can't believe that, while researching the big 4 on Google, you get people talking about the big 4 as something prestigious. How horrifying.

An interviewer I once had was an investment banking associate after first starting out as a graduate in big 4 audit - and he was an Oxford STEM grad! Jesus, he must've felt like a failure straight after uni. Go full Gordon gekko or go full entrepreneur / poet - anything in between is resigning yourself to a normie life of team building / Christmas party bs, BGT, X factor, great British bake off.

I hated my electrical / mechanical (one of those) degree but I'd sooner be one of those at an engineering company than be in audit / back office at some London bank. I would just imagine my ugly self surrounded by dumb poshos who were earning ten times my wages. I would want to stick a pen through my brain.

Though I do have an interview with one of Microsoft / apple for a grad role and I would be very happy if I got it, despite it probably being low paid brain dead nonsense. Big name on my CV for a cushion if I want to take actual risks later on.

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>>16367
>mfw gold is probably the most safe inversion

silver is pretty safe too though

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