/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56009472
It's worse than it's ever been, and it's in a global economy for only the second time in any significant sense.
But look at what you assume will be happening in 10 years and roughly bank on that. You should be all in on AI instead of crypto at this point.
Some digital Fiat coin is somehow more of a speculator's market than AI? That can't last, so get in on it.
The greatest fortunes of all are yet to be made.

>>56009525
Of course you weren't around in the 80's to bet on these events. The point was that plenty of people before you thought the same things OP is right now.
The chances for a big pump in anything is entirely risk-based, so while crypto might have another big boost in the next quarter, there's plenty of industries only on the cusp of popularity right now. Just look further than coinmarketcap.com.
Maybe some new alloy will prevent bitflipping in manned spacecraft and speculators will jump on the manufacturer's stock because they're afraid a solar flare will brick everything except alloyed processors.
Maybe there's some treatment of kevlar that makes it suitable as a lightweight sound insulator and some dumbass is going to stumble on it next year, mooning all use of it.
Maybe there's a streamlined way for water-purification that's about to be introduced and will change the entire Indian continent into an actually livable space.

And yes, fuck the government.
But crypto isn't all they didn't have a grip on at first.

Why can't people just mind their own bussines or be at least decent?
Is it only me or everyone is a compulsive liar and naturally evil? I think I am starting to lose it . I want everyone to suffer, and I don't even want my family to be excluded.

>>2280441
Op here I'm 21 and can definitely afford it.

I'm just unsure if it's worth it. On the one hand I'm a kissless virgin with no friends or life experiences who doesn't get along with his parents at all...

but on the other hand I kind of like saving some money on living expenses.

I'm starting to feel like a bit of a manchild tho. Don't really want to become one of those /r9k/-/pol/ 30 year olds who still live with their parents and make up ridiculous conspiracies.

Honestly one thing I've learned is only listen to advice from people you want to be like. And I have NEVER seen a person who I wanted to be like who lived with their parents at 23+. That's why I'm considering moving out.

It's been over a week since I submitted a verification on Kraken. Does it actually take this long? The bottom on the verification sheet states that it takes up to 48 hrs. Should I wait it out or email support?