/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54746882
Everything is possible when speculative. Even if this run is not done, I would not be comfortable buying here after a x20 from the bottom. Price discovery is a thing but you need to be careful when buying ATH

>>53075405
>>53075481

this anon >>53076076 is right, you need therapy; not a digital lottery ticket. find solace in an activity you can do safely and learn to distrust people. you cannot depend on others, only yourself. goodbye.

>>52902450
i feel a sense of sincerity from this comment and that genuinely makes me sad, stay strong bro

>>52867164
One at a time anon, one at a time and you'll achieve your goals. I promise, don't give up.

>>52854306
>>52854322
daunting answers bros... I don't think I wanna get married anymore, maybe unless there's a pre-nup but I feel like i'd get murdered anyway in my sleep or poisoned.

>>52556538
>there's not going to be another bullrun, is there?
2011
>there's not going to be another bullrun, is there?
2013
>there's not going to be another bullrun, is there?
2017
>there's not going to be another bullrun, is there?
2020
>there's not going to be another bullrun, is there?
2022

No, there will never be another bull run. I am sorry anon.

>>52478721
we'll never experience this bros,

and that's okay. it's okay. we'll find our thing, I know it. It wont end like that.

I remember seeing Shiba, safemoon and all the early bull run projects and decided not to keep money in them, instead I jeeted them all and missed out on millions, why is it that I feel the same way I did when I first saw many of those 2021 bull run icons for Kenshi.

Somewhere out there the GME YOLOer lost ~$2 million in unrealized gains in a week.

Do you think he's still HODLing?

I love you biz fwens

Everywhere I look, I see mediocore people.

People following other people, and making them famous and rich. People worshiping other, people and treating them like Gods.

Everyone wants to become a personal army for somebody. People are being part of pleb, working shitty jobs, living mediocore lives with a little money, yet they do not even notice, or really care about that. I'm starting to believe in the NPC theory.

Everyone (or almost everyone) is being born to reach the top, yet very little know this, so they just worship famous people, and keep on living their miserable lives

a fucking T-shirt stand

>>8716218
........Soon...........................

>>8402516
>Or at least she would be had I told her about my crypto gains. Fortunately I did no such thing because I am not a retard so there's nothing to cry about.
>nothing to cry about
You're agreeing to only fuck one vagina for the rest of your life and to give that vagina 50% of your wealth if said vagina ever gets bored of you.

I'm crying for you.

>>6543973
I'm curious so I'll bite. Bye anon

>>6308162
No network is perfect. You patch problems as the network grows. Visa took 40 years to become what it is today. Don't expect other platforms to have answers to all of ethereum's problems. Whoever promised answers to everything is almost certainly lying.

>>6230203
Even if I ever /make it/ I still wouldn't know what to do with myself

Hey /biz/, bit of a blogpost incoming, but I need to put it out there, and perhaps it will help a fellow anon in their journey, and it will help to sharpen my focus in the coming year.

The reason I wanted to make a lot of money (upwards $10m - $1bn) is I believe there a ton of underrated innovative projects in the world that are criminally underfunded. This crypto market is proof of that: even with all the new money in it, and the increasing saturation of the market, there are undervalued projects out there.

It turns out that the average billionaire is incapable or highly reluctant to invest in such projects.

Here's a good video to get an idea of the problem:

https://youtu.be/PX5bes7z4Lg

Around the 20:00 mark is relevant: rich people are scared to give money to the underrated, or contrarian projects. There are exceptions like Peter Thiel, but they are far and few. I'm not saying that de Grey and his SENS project is the 'right' thing to fund, or that it will work, and there may be many other things that are far more important to fund, but they're aiming to raise ~$50million a year for this speculative research which is nothing compared to the stupid money out there that's funding useless shitcoins. And just like in crypto, we need to apply skepticism, but also a healthy dose of optimism, that we definitely can find valuable projects out there to fund.

I think crypto will be a game-changer for funding such projects, not only because of the new-rich with a fresh perspective, but because of its pseudo-anonymous features that will make people less scared to fund speculative or unpopular projects.

Pineapple Fund is an example of this:
https://pineapplefund.org/
~5000BTC going to various charities, SENS being one of them, but I'm interested to learn about the others.

I have 0 bitcoins

1m533rKFCE6MyxGZrk1TexUCPkJatptmh

:(

I move out tomorrow after being NEET for almost 4 fucking years. What /biz/ shit do I need to know?

does being rich make you happy? Is it easier to find love?

Seriously no replies?