/biz/ - Business & Finance

Is $70,000 a year after tax a good job offer for a single person? What would your life be like personally with that much money?

I think bad times are meant to happen in everyone's life, some people have more bad times than others, but ultimately it's just some higher power testing us.

I try to use those tests as learning experiences to become a better person, and so that I'll have some life lessons to younger generations.

So even if you're not having a good time in this market, or things aren't looking good, remember that you can overcome it, and if this plan didn't work out that just means there's a bigger and better one waiting for you, you just have to learn how to find it.

>>9753219
>>9752948
No...

>>9753431
I think people of "authority" don't want financial independence for others, a financially independent society is a free society, and that is problematic for those in power.

The information is all there as far as Crypto, or even if you wanted to go more traditional with Stocks you can find stuff if you commit time to it, maybe just an hour a day studying.

As far as buying, selling, and trading Crypto, you want an account on a Fiat to Crypto exchange like Coinbase, GDAX, Gemini, etc. These are for buying big name Cryptos like BTC, ETH.

From there you'll want an account on an exchange that offers crypto to crypto trading, right now Binance is the top as far as trading volume and selection. So to trade you'll just send BTC or ETH from the first exchange to the second, then trade BTC/ETH for whichever other Crypto you're really interested in and think has potential. The process is just done in reverse for selling/cashing out.

I'd recommend using ETH for sending between exchanges, it's much faster than BTC.

And as far as being scared, everyone is scared of things, living your whole life around that fear will only lead to regret, years from now you'll really think "what if?". That's a big difference in mindsets between people, those that really get caught up in fear and those that can focus and conquer it. Good luck!

>>9587614
It doesn't matter. After taking a step back from crypto I was able to study a lot better, aced my finals, getting the highest scores in three classes. My parents are proud of me, and I'm a lot happier, my crypto is still there, nothing has changed with it, if I were still obsessed I would've probably failed my finals.

>>9587618
You can step back from it all and create something for yourself, can't you?

>>8914520
The guys here are quite terrible and most are pursuing wealth for malicious reasons, even if they have a lot of money you shouldn't let it bait you in. Good luck

>>8860630
You're the pervert here.