/biz/ - Business & Finance

>keeps getting more expensive and flooded with out of state faggots
>seems like florida is about paying a premium for the beaches, nightlife, and warm weather
>would prefer living in some flyover shitter with nothing and no one around, so im paying a premium for shit i dont like
>want to move, but dont want to be the equivalent of the faggots who moved here and ruined it to another state
>would miss publix if i left
much to consider

>>58679281
unironically do this but with yourself
if i make it this cycle, i want to retire on some index fund and give myself an allowance to try and do it all over again
people always talk about being excited to finally leave this space, but i never want it to end

>>58666584
yeah, he was always a big avi holder.
im full avi and never bought bananas, but came here since theres a big overlap in the communities.
same with keenis

hes been saying the main dev was slow-rugging this whole time and that he tried warning biz about it
not sure why he never said who he was, but its definitely him
now hes talking about some 1 year vested wallet that wasnt actually vested, it just says "vested" in the contract

you guys are always welcome in avis chat even if you dont care about avi, a lot of the people in there got fucked by this too and are discussing it now

ive been at about 250k for 4 months now
i get where the "hell" part comes from, i really do, but theyre good problems to have
i actually have hope that i can escape waging

>>58636338
>is it over for me
yes
im sorry anon...

>boggles my mind
kek

i agree though, its safe, but fuck safe.
take risks and slave over this crypto free money glitch while you can, especially if youre young and have some leeway to fuck up.
i have some VOO, but stocks are less than a percent of my folio.
why bother in the crypto-gains context we're in?
when ive already made it is when i can reduce my investing worries to re-balancing a VOO/BTC split

>I made it, but I got bored so I got a job
i dont understand this.

i recently got a job at a great company and all of my coworkers talk about how its the best job theyve ever had, but for me, its torture to have to go into the office and mask around normies all day.
i have hopes that ill make it this bull run, and all i ever think about is being able to quit.
i thought the whole point was comfortably leaving the wage cage for good?
if youve already made it, why not just keep attempting to start new small businesses or pick up a fun hobby if you need fulfillment?

>>58519173
>that second paragraph
hit the nail on the head

>>58519148
im a
>fag with 50mil tokens or more who bought when the volume was literally $0 for some days
you can see me earlier in this thread genuinely asking that anon about performing OTC deals
even if i shop around and OTC doesnt seem right for me, ill sell directly to exchanges or open a liquidity pool.
genuinely, the people who have been through the shit with this token for months on end did it because they saw a team thats genuinely putting in work to build their passion project and bring positive, constructive change into this horrible, worthless space full of scumbag pajeet freaks who promise the world but would let your family die for $5.
i refuse to dump this.
a lot of the big holders are in the same exact boat as me, and we tend to be pretty open about wanting to handle this project with respect

this respect between avi and its whales only works because we're white, btw

>>58498056
show me any other bridge that lets literally anyone launch any eth token or nft onto base themselves
and dont google "base chain bridge" and list a bunch of aggregators or pieces of shit that only bridge eth and usdc

Is it worth the extra money to fly business class?

At what level of wealth should I look into flying private? BTC is clearly going to $1M in the next year.

What is the future of WFH? Most companies seem to be slowly turning on it.

Hunter S Thompson was from Louisville. He would've loved crypto.

When my crypto and real estate investments make me rich, I will be filmed going to Dubai Mall in a supercar and purchasing expensive luxury goods. You will be envious.

>>53844115
Four tiny bottles of whiskey, please.

Considering quitting my wagie job to become a full time stay at home stock trader. Should I do it? What stocks should I buy. I have about $10,000 at my disposoal.

>>50240731
A currency is backed by what you stuff you can buy with it.
It’s literally a that simple.
The Roman currency was originally used so soldiers could buy land, food, whores, and other goodies the Roman’s had available.
If that currency didn’t give them access to shit, or another empires coin gave them access to better land or better whores, their legions wouldn’t have been so successful.

Trying to rationalize a currency’s usefulness or lack of usefulness off of anything other than this is a midwit trap.
>Oh gold!
Gold was one item that was guaranteed for exchange at one particular rate, but the power of the dollar’s access to everything else other than gold was strong enough that it didn’t matter.
And if you wanted gold, the dollar was still the ticket to access it at the end of the day.

>Oh Bitcoin!
What can you buy with Bitcoin?
>Inb4 a bunch of white glove prop examples, like shitty real estate sold in Bitcoin for a PR stunt or something.
Please my crypto niggas, show me the GOOD shit that you can access with buttcoin.
That you cannot access with ANY other currency.
Take your time.

With the dollar you can buy airplanes, mercenaries, politicians, and nukes and shit.
Wtf is bitcoin’s power level supposed to be compared to that.