/biz/ - Business & Finance

>Do you remember?

Do you personally think that making it will make you better able to form and maintain the friendships/relationships you want?
I used to think that it undoubtedly would as more freedom/access allows for more social opportunities but now I’m not so sure anymore. My delusions have barreled out of control.

>>17127579
Well, good luck.
I wouldn't go above x10 and even then I'd gamble with smaller amounts, but then again I'm okay with staying middle class.

>>15233833
How many anons here were involved in GATE programs? Any strange memories? How did your life turn out? Anyone who knows what I'm talking about please don't ruin the experiment with priming, need organic answers.

I'm not even a waggie, but this image pisses me off.
You fucking know this was not done by some business owner or even somebody self employed, but by some unemployed bitch painfully aware she's getting fatter and her well-off boyfriend will dump her soon.

How should I kms?

>>12238437
What the Obsidian Team did was either utter stupidity and/or criminal. The bickering between Blackstone and Pete, their POOP announcement, their horrible TAMICO partnership, useless founders,
and failed promises. The idea of the platform had so much potential and yet was squandered. I doubt Odin will do any better.

IT'S OVER

>>11424666
I started programming at 10, it's never too late but you'll learn things differently if you are over 15 (it's actually a good thing). Instead of your brain being all spongey right away, with a long tapering off as the world wreaks havoc on your spinning mind, it'll be a nice even pace where you can identify your peak and be old enough to get a job utilizing your skills. Be super patient and remember practice makes PERMANENT. Read as much code as you can. What do you want to make?

I'm addicted to buying shitcoins. Today I get paid. Today I put more money into an ever decreasing digital "asset." Internet funny money. I know I'm going to lose it all, but I can't stop. It's compulsive. There's no hope for me. I'm going to be the beanie baby bagholder for you all. I can't help myself. It's masochism at this point.
You're welcome.

And there's no institutional money coming. ETF is the new "it happens every Chinese New Year"

And there's no institutional money coming. All the experts are just trying to dump what they have left.

I really thought I was going to make it.

gg/5R4jRU
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15 invites only
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Join if your interested in an active trading group. We have daily voice chats and participation is encouraged. We have whales, day traders, Chartists, Devs from front page coins, crypto journalists, a couple crypto youtubers with followings, and we're mostly all old fags. Our group has been around for a while and we're opening it up again.
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This isn't a pump or signal group. We vet each other's coin picks / holdings to try to maximize everyone's profits.
If your a poor fag this group probably isn't for you. If you have under 10k your best bet is probably all inning on coins trying to 2x. I'm sorry but if you don't have a lot of money your strategy will probably vary from most the people in here. Most of us are already at the stage where we have over 10 BTC and have the liberty and capital to safely diversify in medium - longer holds.
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We offer a good crypto community
>masternode advice
>ICO analysis
>small cap coins
>technical analysis
And more

The dream is dead

I'll let you guys in on something. The businesses out there that provide Information as a service (what Chainlink hopes to do in a decentralized manner) usually charge a subscription for their services but some let you pay per API call and the common rate for this is around 30 to 35 cents and that will probably be the price of Link in the long run. Remember, Link is a token designed for a contained ecosystem. If link prices get too high, people will stop using the ecosystem the token was designed for and they will go somewhere else where the service is cheaper so it will never be 50 bucks a token or whatever your moon dreams were. But if you are a high priority node operator, hopefully you can collect these 30 cent tokens at a fast enough rate that it will be worth it to you (150 calls to your node per day will net you 45 dollars). Sadly, how much links you need to achieve this remains a mystery. Everything about being a node operator is in the dark right now.

tldr - If you're buying Link and treating it as a storage of value with its high circulation amount, then you're thinking about it the wrong way when you should be anticipating how much links is needed to generate a nice passive income from being a node operator.

>>3447905
THE DREAM IS DEAD.

>>3216855
My first coin aside from the bitcoin used to purchase it and of course, OF COURSE it tanks. fuck my life.