/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57685789
This makes me feel a little better. I'm in OP's situation as well. Thanks

>>57685680
>>not job hoping every 1-2 years

I've known people that do this sort of thing and it always seemed insane to me. You don't really get settled into a job for about a year or more. Is it really worth doing this?

Well just bought another 5,000 to "round out my stack", a lie I have repeated to myself many times. Good things on the way. Gnite bros.

>>30442915
I made the "right" decisions and it worked out well and yes I'm mostly happy, but even I can see that's mostly the deterministic outcome of coming from a good middle-class family with loving parents who understood being reasonable with money and supporting their children's interests and providing for higher education and so on.

The "X-factor" of grit/tenacity/determination, whatever you want to label the thing which allows a person to transcend their socioeconomic strata outside of what would normally be possible, is in itself not something they can take credit for alone. We are the outcome of a dice-roll, which is why I champion race-consciousness, so that at least people who belong together as a consequence of nature and whose natural capabilities in the aggregate can prosper (or not) to an appropriate degree.

>>23694007
Sure, I get where you're coming from, but in the scenario you're describing where liquidity crunch is reached, what do you think happens *after*? No one ever needs BAT again? The ICO whales have all the BAT all advertisers would ever need? Of course not, but in the situation you're describing, presumably Brave has really built up its momentum in just such a way as to necessitate that kind of circulation requirement. What exactly is your feeling for the long-term future of Brave past a supposed "crunch" if not continued health and longevity of the BAT ecosystem?

>>23456376
Israel has no right to exist.