/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58394580
Superverse is based on Solana and if the NFTs become relevant again it could easily make x10.

>>58046394
is that we all love dogs, if it were up to me I would buy all the dog NFTs that exist in Eesee

>>57898608
you fucking jeets think anyone trusts them, kill yourselves in the head that no one cares about your shitty project and much less since thanks to truflation we have real time information.

Water you buying this boxing day dip?

>>57102242
the only motivation you need to work is knowing that you have no food in the refrigerator. But another feasible option might be to listen to podcasts or read books, get on beoble or discord and listen to stories about people who have made it.

>>56980404
Never was.

dont buy hbar nor avax. pumped, past their prime, dead in the water. too little shib and cake too. wait for blocklords and go higher with cake, stake that if you want. the rest is pretty good, nice folio.

>>56754216
poor shitskin baby may allah have mercy on you, stop lurking on this board it will just fuck you up further, if you want crypto advice just wait until beoble comes out of beta, and for everything else please reduce screentime to the minimum

>>56633350
People CAN discuss alts like these but these rates are clearly artificial. They aren't even "big" or important alts at all and yet we get 10 threads a day of each all filled with totally authentic copium sniffing faggots still pouting about generational wealth and whatever the fuck.

Literally me. I do look like that and this month is kava month for me, next will probably be eth.

>>56250751
I mean if I had to gamble, I'd say 97% chance nothing happens to you.
But taxes in Bulgaria are like 7.5% for freelancers this year (10% from the next one if a law currently in discussion gets passed). In Romania I think you have a 10k/month tax free for "online profits" not sure if that's still around.
So you do your own risk-benefit analysis.
Also I don't think there's jail time for that, worst case you pay interest on top.

>>56243634
>for a stupid anglo in his 20's
A stupid Bulgarian, actually.
Not that I live there anymore.
And it was a government institution, not a Bulgarian company. It also paid less to its employees in London.
Also, on the subject, you can make more money than what those 70k GBP by either joining toptal or simply working for Uber or Leanplum in Sofia ($10k/month). Nexo actually also pay quite generously, but you get the eventual break in by thugs from the prosecutor's office, so wouldn't recommend. But the average Nexo salary for a senior dev in Plovdiv is 10k bgn, in Sofia it's around 12-15k.

>>56149517
the knowledge to fomo your boomer parents into gambling away their retirement on shitcoins?

>>56132072
>what to do during summer
There's plenty of air-conditioned places to go.
I couldn't move this summer.
However, everything is much cheaper during the summer. Kids go to Legoland for free, every fun air conditioned place is 50% off, the annual bloodwork that would otherwise cost AED2000+ cost me AED100, swimming at night is super fun, you lie on the lounger wet, and 3 minutes later you're dry. The Italian all you can eat costs 60AED instead of 120, that sort of stuff.
> like going to another colder country
Obviously, this is your best option.
> and what to do with my Japanese otaku goods
I don't see why you wouldn't be able to move them. I moved a synthesizer collection here, including a big ole expensive Moog and a Prophet.
>Having a second residence in an European country would solve that issue.
You're all set then.
>Bulgaria for a second residence might be a solution, although I associate Nexo with them and worry about being attacked because of my crypto holdings.
The government prosecutors literally broke their doors screaming "GIVE US THE USBS GIVE US THE USBS" in a lame attempt to steal all their crypto, not knowing about multisig wallets. They're corrupt af, I'd advise you to keep your crypto in a foreign company before you move to Bulgaria.
> My private data keeps being leaked through hacks
Yeah, been there. Your data is also not private after Nexo, if you had a profile there, the government prosecution, aka the mafia, is abusing the personal data of people there.

>>56113661
Oh, I see.
Tbqh I have an inhouse team of devs and nodes on every major chain, they might code something like this for the public, if you're correct that this is how it works with these insiders.
But I find it is too easy to scam snipers if that's the case.
By that time the scores on the contract are not out yet, there might be a 50% tax or potential for some other ruggery.

Scam tokens, even with high score and no rug potential in their code, seem to get absolutely no snipers.
It's only coins with a plan that end up having early buyers, from what I've seen. Your tokens are probably some rare exceptions to this rule.

But now that you mention all of this, I'm interested in pursuing this.
In the meantime, do you deploy on Uniswap v2? It might be something as simple as uniswaplistings telegram bot.

>>56071304

Recently got a job as a data analyst, getting paid $80k but it isn't remote *sigh*

Office is extremely nice, but I just know there's an easier way out with remote work. Should I scrap this job and try to get 2-3 remote jobs?

>>55805491
yes
>>55805513
and yes

Is this the big one

1 Eth = 1 Eth

Plenty of time to whimsically mess around with shitcoins and nfts while I wait for the big guys to do something. Daily reminder to buy unhinged amounts of $DOGE, mint and flip Nilo, become a node operator, farm and stake. Take it easy, dont make crypto your main hustle.

Get in now or cry later.

2 months ago I posted about this and everyone shrugged it off and called it a scam. Typical low IQ /bizlet now I'm going to say it once more.

Coinbase just added it into their roadmap and it's going to be listed this month. My average buy in was .035 It's extremely undervalued. Top 50 coin.

>>54527800
how does 15 lil niggas sound?

>>54486999
checked