/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58129740
>>58129748
100% agreed, but the weird thing is that

1) normies still are too fucking niggerishly stupid to gamble on SOL, meaning there's still a fuckton of money missing from the ecosystem until someone makes it literally retard proof (which is impossible); and
2) the SOL shitcoin ecosystem does not at all coincide with or parallel the normie coin ecosystem, as in Bitcoin can be dumping and the SOL casino is still pumping along as if nothing happened. Bitcoin/ETH/even SOL are currently existing outside the realm of the SOL shitcoin casino. I don't know if this is bullish or bearish but it seems like the two have no effect on each other whatsoever at the moment

>>57993268
I told my normie siblings about trading SOL shitcoins which is almost literally printing money at the moment. They've straight up ignored me even after seeing boden print. I've even offered to help them create a SOL wallet and show them how/where to trade for shitcoins, just for fun. They can't be bothered

Bitcoin is catching everyone's attention though, normies are talking about that obviously

>>57785440
>>57785660
Combination of these two is probably the prudent answer here. No harm in doing the second round interview, and the first company could still be the right choice.

One thing I'm starting to realize is that even though >>57785990 and >>57785820 sound jaded, they're actually right and a lot of people find this out the hard way. You don't owe a company or your boss anything. It's good to be courteous and decent to people, but you have to be realistic and realize that they would fuck you over in a heartbeat if they need to.

A young guy coworker with 2 young kids was fired from my current firm right around Christmas time. That's when I realized I had to get the fuck out of my current job. I have a baby on the way and I'm not going to let a sniveling little brat of a manager fuck over my life and possibly my kid's life for some petty, unreasonable reason. Make a move before they make theirs.

had a guy at a party last night tell me about how Internet Computer (ICP) is amazing and it's the most valuable because of the tech or whatever

pretty massive sell signal, but two of the other guys at the party basically said they hated crypto and would never touch the stuff. So I don't know. Tough call

>>57398808
This is my guess with nothing back it up, but I would guess the wealth gap between boomer parents and their aging pathetic millennial children is unlike any wealth gap in history, considering 1) the sheer amount of wealthy boomers all over the world; 2) their overall wealth that they've accumulated in a relatively easy past 50-70 years; and 3) the destitute Millennial generation.

Like my parents are WAY richer than I will ever be. We don't talk about it. They've helped me financially throughout my life and I'm grateful for that but I still have tons of student debt and I'll never own a house unless I make it from crypto. Overall, the boomers have hoarded a mass of wealth that my generation can't touch, and we're absolutely suffering because of it.

>>57086804
I don't understand what you mean by "liquidity pool" and placing a supply in liquidity

>>57087166
>>57087722
I'm wondering if you created the token for the specific utility of buying stuff you create. Like I sell little frog pictures, then I create a PepeButt token or whatever and you can only buy the little frog pictures using the token and the tokens burn upon purchase.

Token specifically NOT created with intention of appreciating in price, rather for utility in purchase. Anyways I'm sure people 1000x smarter than me have tried a bunch of work-arounds and still get sued by the SEC since it's not really about what's legal, it's about power

>>56959925
The deranged freaks that obsess over their hatred for Trump don't care about anything. They're nihilists. They will do anything to fight against some made-up boogeyman they've been programmed to hate, and the #1 way they've been told to fight against that boogeyman is to vote for anybody but Trump.

Either we can vote our way out of this (lol) or we can't. If we can't, then normal, sane good Americans are going to have to come up with some alternative way to stop nihilist Godless freaks from destroying our lives. It is what it is

>>56363012
>>56363003
I think there are obvious paranoid schizos who are deranged and terrified of another Trump presidency, and then there are midwits like this that will just carry water for this disastrous dogshit administration because they're too incompetent to object to any policies.

>oh yeah the country is doing bad because... well it just IS, OK?!
>it's not the Biden Administration's fault because, well, it was inevitable that the country would become extra particularly shitty in the past 2 years! It was programmed in, idiot!

Just absolute cuckold tier midwit logic

>>56286969
leftists get reprieved of these feelings when the uber-wealthy overlords donate $1 bajillion to Nigger Lives Matter type organizations and the lefties in big cities end up getting culled by scholars or suicided by drug ODs

>>55495099
it's so funny that hicklibs and other retarded student-loan-ridden midwits get duped into living in squalor in le big city while they're forced to spend outrageous prices on the same things you can buy everywhere else. I did my time in the 3rd biggest city in the united states. Spent time in NYC and LA as well. Completely soulless places inhabited by quite literal NPCs. I honestly think people (like OP) despawn when you leave the city. They don't have a single independent thought, which is why they live in the city. Cities rely on tricking people to live there for outrageous prices and taxes. It's a massive ponzi scheme

>muh food, muh culture, muh niggers

you can get the exact same shit (and BETTER shit!) for 1/3 the price in tons of places, probably 30 minutes outside the city limits. But lazy NPC midwits will never believe it because it would ruin the whole worldview that has been marketed to them

This is a weird thread. It's bait but I don't see the payoff. Maybe you get a few funny replies here and there but obviously most responses will be people getting angry and telling you to kill yourself.

Maybe some sort of ChatGPT thread/Fed data mining? Honestly, I don't get it

>>55388912
>are the community calls still happening or did BasedBraveUser just stop uploading them?

they're still happening, but I think numbers of attendees has dwindled and I don't think/don't know if they're being uploaded anymore

>>55388907
>was it 1:1 or were they scamming

was it ever claimed to be 1:1 backed? I honestly have no clue. When they sunsetted vbat, it got rid of that problem anyways didn't it

>>54551650
If I don't get a $10-20K raise at the end of this year, I think I'll start looking for a WFH job. I've been at the same firm for 3 years now.

I'm a lawyer and I need to make 6 figures by next year if I have any hope of paying back my loans. Right now I'm making just under that. I'd rather take ~$70K and WFH (+ do some sort of side business) than $80-90K and work in office.

>>54551723
>>54551798
This is what I'm learning. Seems like all the young lawyers hop around firms like crazy. Plus when you're at the same place for multiple years, you start getting more work (because you can handle it/do things quicker) and management just sort of expects you to take on more + new responsibilities without any additional compensation.

I really think part of this "job hopping" meta with young people is due to poor management. You can't expect people to take on more and more work without significantly increasing their pay.

USA definitely sucks, is constantly getting worse (and less "free"), and I don't doubt China and other powerful countries are uniting or beginning to unite to challenge the US dollar

that all being said, what is the alternative? In general, people still want to come here to live. Large swathes of the plebs here have it better than general population in at least most other countries, and it's probably better/easier to be rich in the USA than anywhere else in the world. These points are all debatable to a degree but my point is - where else is there to go? Are people going to start trying to border hop into China? India? Russia? I don't think so.

I mean an immigrant in China is probably like a 2nd class citizen, no matter how wealthy. You'd always have to watch what you say. USA is becoming more and more illiberal but there's just no alternative "City upon a Hill" or I would have already moved there.

>>54230439
this is a cuckold pedophile front masquerading as some Conservative good-goy Veteran coffee company. These are the kind of people that say things like "trannies and drag queens should have the right to own guns, just like everyone else!" or "pedophiles deserve free speech too" or "I support the 2nd Amendment, but there's no reason to ever own an assault rifle!"

these people aren't conservatives, they're more akin to Democrats than anything. These are hicklib NPCs and nobody should ever buy their faggot disgusting coffee

>>53930053
be honest which one of the voices was yours

also you're severely overestimating how long it takes to generate an AI voice

and nothing I said was cope, it's all true - none of it means that I'm bullish on BAT, but the roadmap is what it is. It's basically a bunch of statistics and shit they've accomplished this year. You didn't refute my legal point because it's the truth and if you're getting so upset about all this, then fucking sell your BAT.

baggies like to pretend they have a gun to their head and are being forced to hold BAT to $0.00. Nobody at Brave ever said BAT was worth a single penny, in fact they've been very clear it was never an investment. Now you're crying about how you invested in it and are losing money

>>53574749
if you leave a company at a high position don't you generally have to sell their stock? or am I crazy

it could be in Brave employee contracts that they have to sell any BAT they received while employed by Brave or something, I don't know though

>>53278022
VPN? Donate your vBAT to someone verified and have them send it to your wallet?

If I lived in a country that can't KYC and I had 100+ BAT I'd probably look into either of those. Sucks it had to come to this.

>>53019420
>Has anyone else experienced this?

Nope. Everyone in my family is still lefty, NPR listening Dems. Their big thing is that they "don't want to talk about politics", but that's actually code for "you can talk about politics as long as you are expressing views I agree with so I don't get upset."

I'm fine with that but one night I got really drunk and went off about Ukraine. It's just blowing my mind that even my "fuck the war in Iraq, Bush is a war criminal" thinking brother is 100% fine with poking a nuclear bear in Ukraine. Really makes you think.

>>52929115
this. He'll still own Twitter. He just won't be the lightning rod anymore, he'll have some smart stooge do it for him.

I voted no too. Elon being head of twitter has done more good for twitter than the past 6 years of sycophant faggot midwit redditors running the website. But personally, I wouldn't want schizos trying to hunt me down for banning trannies or whatever either, so Elon will just have someone strong and willing to take on the mob of NPC transgender goblins take over while he runs the show behind the scenes. Good move.

This poll allows the dumb fucking masses to feel confident that they pushed him out too. It's actually pretty genius.

>>51382615
yeah you absolutely have Asperger syndrome or maybe some kind of mental retardation if that's how you interpret the words she posted

>when in reality she likely just means don’t hug me or physically embrace me if I don’t know you well

fucking lol. Also talking about "intimacy" or interpreting every single intimate circumstance in terms of "earning" it or "what has this person ever done to deserve [insert intimate behavior] from me" it is absolute psychotic behavior. Maybe she's a fucking idiot though and could not explain her thoughts properly, I can forgive that

I think NFTs can be lucrative, if you can build a following and have someone help market them

I haven't quite figured them out yet but I'm trying. Other than that, maybe selling shirts or stickers with your cartoons/artwork on them. You'd probably have to invest some of your own money to get started though

>>51004487
Try going on /pol/. It's a pathetic amount of muh Ukraine kike shills. Just a disgustingly heavy amount of paid freaks vying for control of the narrative.

If you even so much as inquire about something good Russia did or ask about whether Russia capturing so-and-so or killing some Ukrainian is true or not, you'll either be ignored or attacked by the bots there.

So yeah, who knows. It does get tough to tell who the shills are, but to be honest, on /biz/ it's really not that difficult. /biz/ is a low volume board, pretty worthless in the eyes of glowniggers. So you're probably a redditor or a newfaggot if you are having a difficult time discerning /biz/ shills.

>>50788692
Is that updated? I think the July MAU actually went down from there, from 62.4M to 59.58M

daily users went up a little though and Brave Search seems to be gaining a little steam, so that's good