/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52717650
I bought at 3.1€ and thought I was stealing it. I bought 30x the amount at these prices. If anything, I'm getting out earlier than waiting for it to come back to ATH. And if it does (which I think it just might, considering the shitshow that third party custody has turned out to be...), then its the easiest 100x in your entire life.

>>26936368
she can find my nut

this is now a rare pepe thread

>>25965089

>>24593140
they basically are trying to make it easy and safe and cost effective for people with data to provide that data directly to the blockchain which effectively cuts off stinky linkies from actually realizing any of their gains which they never deserved in the first place.

Basically they are the crypto equivalent of mommy dying and no more tendies are forthcoming.

120+ IQ here

so I saved up some cash from my job and I wanted to make the jump to make a living trading crypto and stocks, short, medium and obviously with a long term hodl stack.

How much capital is enough to get going assuming you're not a retard. I saved up about $100k as investment capital and I have 6 months of savings to pay for my living expenses and I already have a retirement nest egg and another 6 months of emergency funds.

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/biz/rael is a psychopath board

>>17832812
Wait until trading starts

>>17711196
buy ONTX fren

>>17164248
buy ONTX

>>16312602
Get in shape yourself. If you can give ETH away for free you should be doing well financially? I'm sorry, but marriage and a rich boi their money soon part. If you get /fit/ you'll live 30 years longer. Just like money, it's an essential tool for being truly free. Don't be caged inside your fugly self. Unless you wanna play vidya all day, then by all means, just get hookers.

>>14263538
>i have 2.2 so at least i'm in the 10 million club
>6btc beefcake in the house

>>14253982
Many thanks anon

>>14247961

>holding finally pays off

So this pawn shop down the street has good deals all the time on all kinds of stuff (I mostly know electronics so let's stick to that) for example, I could've bought these speakers for $120 that retail at about $300. Now say I sell them, realistically for $225 on ebay. That's an easy $100 profit. So my question is, should I maybe speak to a manager there and let them know what I intend to do (and that I hope to get their best deals in exchange for my consistent patronage) and form something of a partnership with them? Would they even take that seriously?