/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56470728
1. You can't leverage trade on Coinbase
2. You can pump and dump $25k but you'll lose money to fees. You can get a free month or two of their service for free trades right off the bat, though rather easily. Normally it's $30 a month.
3. Yes, a shit ton, unless #2
4. You more or less lose a bunch of money, not "owe"... you're not spending a loan are you? Jesus fucking christ.
5. Bankruptcy does take care of it, yes.

One day, a man opened AAVE and deposited all of his USDC, with this collateral, he collected the lowest apy coin on AAVE.
and then he promptly swapped it
For USDC
which he then deposited...
you see where this is going, I see.

Crypto is anarchist, in the same vein federated social media like mastodon and lemmy are, or Linux is.

I'm not even really attracted to the women available to me via the world right now.
Everyone either sucks or has a head full of Disney and nothing else.
I just feel a little alienated.
TF2, crypto and... meh, blah, fuck it.

how much can you make ripping of the elderly and how does one go about this anon?

Businesses need to do more for their employees. It should become commonplace for your employer to provide some sort of onsite safe area for workers to reside overnight, even if they're just sleep pods with locks on them.
If there isn't going to be a solution to homelessness. At least enable the ones that are able to work.

I delivered in Richmond, VA for a while.
Fun if you have a nice car that takes turns well, a city full of side streets and curves, which Richmond does, and you're getting paid.

I got paid good until about the end of Covid. $20-$30 orders to swanky hotels and downtown skyscrapers full of executives, all the while getting paid to slap on a shifter and bash on a clutch to thrash metal for 8 hours a day.

Anyhoo, I'd never do it again. It's a ruined industry. The game is over.

Pic related, my motion blur as I delivered your food.