/biz/ - Business & Finance

>can't break 1 million without spending $255
I'd joked about getting some back when it had a few more another 0 but the time get a good amount of bags has passed I think. It's like buying SHIB at .00002. People who already had several billion SHIB probably cashed out at that .00008 price point and everyone else got left holding a bag.

For anyone to make a decent profit off LUNC now, you'd need to dump 10k for a modest return. Meanwhile, some months ago, someone who dumped $300 into LUNC could have had a pretty nice-sized bag comparatively. I'll cheer on those who got in at a good time if you do moon, but I won't be riding this rocket.

>where can I find WFH jobs?
If you can use a computer they're actually not that hard to come across (search WFH on indeed). The trick is to find a GOOD WFH job. I got really lucky and do medical fax processing. Basically, I just move faxes from one box to another (digitally). No customer interaction, No managers peeking over my shoulder, no commute; I just listen to youtube in the background, shitpost on discord/4chan, and do just enough work to look "busy".

God really blessed me with this job. I couldn't go back to doing manual labor or more customer interaction heavy work
>How do I find a "comfy" WFH job then?
Good question. Most WFH jobs will be some kind of comfy. My job doesn't have calls coming in which I love, but I have to be aware of how much time I spend being a lazy shit. If I sit around all day doing NOTHING someone will find out so I have to have some agency with my work and be able to look a little busy at least.

If I had to take calls, I could still consider it comfy if the calls only came in every 10 or 15 minutes and only lasted 4 to 10 minutes max. I wouldn't like dealing with customers but if the pay was good I'd consider that pretty comfy.

Pay will vary but on the low end of the scale, you're looking at between $12 to $15. I started at $16 and thanks to shift differential pay I make even more now.