/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29610665
Here's what I do:
>buy a ham
>use soldering iron to burn seed phrase on to ham
>put ham in freezer

If I die, Jews won't be interested in the crypto ham as not kosher so will ignore it. My brother loves ham, so hopefully he will inherit the morbid crypto ham from freezer as a shame to waste it, see seed on it and inherit my crypto and a ham too.

>>28300000
op numerically BTFO

>>27520008
The utility of a search engine like Google is that it has gone out and "indexed" a fuck ton of information out on the internet so that it can easily be found instead of you searching for hentai and getting like 2 results and/or it taking 24 hours to complete the search.
Your sweet cryptocoins each store their entire history of transactions (the "blockchain") whose integrity is enforced by validation against the network for the crypto. Naturally that's a shit ton of data on shit ton of coins -- gorillions of gorillions of shits.
GRT is integral to the process of indexing crypto like ETH. Never mind how it works, or why it's a thing, just know it's basically the power source for each time some blockchain data is indexed by a someone.
Making it quick and easy for blockchain shit to be looked up and thus used = more crypto shit can moon and we all make money.
Now if you would kindly observe these digits.

>>22059898
;)

>>19055555
CHECKED

>>17533333
Czeched

>>14546466
ETH address.
0x7678409107c5ee3f20e7556eb67a75552726bb81

>>11352222
golden bull confirmed

>>11158820

>>6998800
>>6998888
>>6999044
>>6999666
I can't hold all these dubs

>>5874910
top fucking kek, anon I love you, best movie best memes

>100% link
>my sides

Thanks, sold 45k

>>5764754
I bought sub 100 and I got rid of all of them at 18k

>>4350324

I watched and missed all the dips since $700 and finally for in at 5800. FeelsGoodMan.jpeg

>>2494777
AH FUCK YOU

>>2453108
that's where you're wrong anon

$3000 before 2018. Digits prove it.

That's it, /biz/. I want to get into the most lucrative career I can. Any ideas? I'm shooting for 200k and above. Bonus if:
> you get to travel (i.e. consultant)
> its far from becoming automated or otherwise becoming obsolete by emerging technology
> you can use your skills outside of work to make money or to start your own business

>>660858
right on.

I'm thinking of using options for pharmaceutical companies and maybe bitcoin (if it has an options market).

Does the Long straddle strategy work?

Anyone have any personal results?

>>416022

>>399555
Mad respect anon

>>364119

they can't corrupt us