/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58216502
How is everyone not a mogul already?

I am monetarily committed to your call now anon

>>49598110
I am either making really good or really bad buys right now

>>49505217
>11.8%
>half

>sold my link for avax at $25 planning to come back for it
>made 60% gains with avax but i still miss my stinky linkies

you have 30 seconds to name a low market cap ERC20 that can be bought on decentralized exchanges

late night gusic thread anyone?

Are they going to address the fucking futures already or what?

>>17610946
Why does he look so fucking miserable on a boat trip? And why take a selfie of it?

Is this fucking weirdo faggot ever genuinely happy? I'm not sure I've ever seen it.

>>15947184
>16k doesn't happen by end of october and BTC stays stagnant on 8k until then
>suddenly BTC pumps 2x on Nov 1st

would be funny as fuck DESU DESU YEAH DESU FGT

I work in creative fields as a group dynamics analyst. Affirm that you've looked into using "positive language" when talking about people's idea's. Being able to discuss the idea even if bad helps people cooperate towards a better idea.

Imagine you're talking about a new product your company is producing. It's a bad product and you call it retarded. Before you can explain why you are removed from your conference position. The company moves forward and now they are losing money on the product. Your job is at risk so you go up to the boss and say, "I told you so faggot!" Now you don't have a job at all because you didn't know how to use positive language.

Should I just buy a stack of link and come back in a year?

All the stress will be gone, and if your predictions are right, we'll all the rich

>>13505274
WHAT DID I DO WHY CANT I HAVE ALL THAT WTF ONLY THE RICH SHOULD BE ABLE TO BREED SO I COULD HAVE A CHANCE TO LIVE LIKE THAT

I currently have 6$ in my paypal account and want to double it, I have never done crypto before so what do I do?

I think one of the most important things I've learned in adulthood is that the mediocre gather around the mediocre. This is how people who run the gamut from Anthony Fantano to Joe Rogan to Gavin McGinnes to Stefan Molyneux get popular: total hacks with entirely conventional thinking who the rabble flocks around, because mediocre feels comfortable with mediocre.

And it's another reason why populism doesn't work; the mediocre gather around the mediocre, not the great.