/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>4483709
>Fell for the fud.
>Got bitfinexed'd
>Sold everything at 7800.
>Now at 8250

It's going to go back down, right?
Bitfinexed didn't take all my btc, right?
Tether is a scam, right?

I just looked at my blockfolio with disgust. The date is October 12 and LINK is worth more than 40 cents. I had bought LINK at ICO so this is basically x4, my portfolio was worth 1.4 BTC (I started with a measly $700) and everything was great, I was on top of the world.

Because of all these feelings, I did not fucking sell. I don't know why, I don't know what I expected to happen but I did not sell. Then SIBOS happened, it became 50 cents for a brief moment, then the rest is history you all know it.

I am still holding my measly 11k LINK bag, it's not worth much anymore but I still hold it for some reason. I am not even interested in crypto anymore, I look at all these moon missions, all these anons getting excited about pumps and I feel nothing. My joy is dead, my energy is gone and I am unironcally thinking about cashing out to fiat all together and leave the crypto market because it just isn't worth it and the golden days are gone.

What do you guys think, tell me I'm not crazy please.

>>4431656
>tfw already bought NEO when it was ANS and sold at 900k

>mfw I realized life itself is a ponzi

how do I get out?

Should I sell all my OMG at this point? Bought in at 70k and sold some off my stack around 260k but I'm not confident in the coin anymore, the September news was disappointing. I see moon missions like Walton,Obsidian and Link happening in front of my eyes while I babysit OMG

>there's some poor soul who bought NEO over 900k today

let that sink in for a moment

>tfw ever since I got into crypto staying up for 24+ hours is the new norm and I have to actually remember not to stay up for 48

>it's an all red episode.

>got drunk in work again
>think I'm going to be fired soon

Now what

Does anybody here know any companies that has brokers that'll manage Options accounts?

I want to start an Options account, and have a Broker manager it for me, as I don't want to do all that shit myself, you know.

People that have to sleep 8-9 hours a day, are they genetically doomed?

Graduate, only been working for 1 year now. I have a strict timetable with 6 hours of sleep/day. I am trying to brute-force a habit that 'I'll get used to' after a while, but it just isn't happening. I feel like trash all the time.

I feel worn out at the age of 22, is it possible to maintain a good diet and reduce the hours of sleep you need?

Or am I...
>tfw genetically bounded to never make it as a banking Analyst.

Anyone on /biz/ feeling 'worn out', a term 60-year olds use?

I've been working for 5 months in a trading company, is it too early to change jobs? This is my first ever job btw and they are forcing me to visit some customers to increase the sales which I'm not comfortable of doing.

I haven't done any of these meetings yet but I'm terrified of doing it. I don't think I have enough experience to meet with businessman who have spent years while I'm basically a fucking rookie. How the fuck do I get ready for these meetings? Should I just quit? What's a job that requires minimal interaction with other people? Would this look bad on my cv?

I'm honestly a fucking nervous wreck please be understanding.. I don't even know if this is the right board for this shit so please excuse me if it isn't.

2nd year Economics major. I don't know what I'm going to do after I'm done. I just want a comfortable 9-5 cubicle office job where I'm making 50-80k a year.

Anyone know any jobs which fit this description