/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58468684
i wouldn't have sold btc if i were you but i agree on the sentiment, i left my burger flipping job 3 years ago and every aspect of my life improved, im far more focused, efficient, my emotional management got better, i can use every single hour of the day to its full extent, and when i sit down its for four hours with multiple breaks to do multiple math equations and predictions based on the market movements which are tasks far more mentally taxing but also more rewarding since eom i get ten times the amount of money without having to obey anyone else's whims
also those four hours will finally be reduced to just half an hour after i move all the hard math to the flur ai custom tradingbot, so, i guess im now an honorary neet

>>58375286
Gravity labs is launching soon, just by joining in the launch you can make a pretty penny and im guessing once the game is out (its a p2e idle rpg made by ex diablo and elden ring devs) you can probably make 500 a week easily

>>58187837
no thanks nigga, i already went for jizzlord
my cum is thick but the blood pumping my cock is thicker

Still i respect your position, damn i wish more coins had/were waifus

>>57710217
hey honey, 7% more than yesterday, yeah i went all in on agoras and i think that house by the beach might be a reality, let's get something to drink

>>57609917
I did, just accepted a position over orange juice futures thanks to truflation, immediately went 2.5% up, and keeps ticking, pretty impressive for commodities.

>>57550142
While I work from 9 to 5, I keep constantly sniping articles on Amazon, recently i found out another uction marketplace called eesee, if you manage to get a a good shot on some auctions might even win some usdc in the process

>>57375563
>>57375575
>>57375587
Salud, gentlemen

>>57302253
This

>>57241721
Making more money? What other reasons can a jew have beyond that. Look at the money generated by viralx's marketing before and after the ETF fake tweet, even they got a boost. You mumus might not like it but this is the only way to keep the crypto ball rolling: shitfuckery

>>57164430
That's why i only trust referals, and when i see marketing or influencers i immediately check if they are working with some project that ensures quality control (think viralx). Each time i read some shit shilling a token and have no basis or way to know it, i trust on their sourcers or backers. If they have non, it's a lie.
That's how i avoided link in the first place

>>57063219
Nobody is selling chump, check dexscreener, it was but a mere correction

>>56963828
Waging isn't bad dude, it actually helps you make discipline and adapt a routine which is necessary if you want to put your energy into any project that can take months or even years (ie. anything that can make you rich). I wageslave as a front-end programmer, i fucking hate it but after a while i started to notice that thanks to being stuck there for 8 hours, sitting down and making good financial decisions was a doozy, opening dexscreener and looking at the data took almost no effort. I became more efficient, i started being healthier, eating better, sleeping better. I feel overall more happy now and even if im planning on leaving the company in march i know i've become disciplined already

>>56897112
People refuse to make money all around the world man. There's easy ways to make money like DCAA on shitcoins. You can literally copytrade the movements of other good traders and let them do the work while you profit, you literally can do it for free with dexscreener. And yet people refuse to make money.

>>56885521
>>56885814
Cheerio lads. 'Tis a good day for daytrade

>>55318171
Im here unironically for the tech
check rebate (rbe) using uniswap v3 if you don't believe me
the people who've never touched an economy book won't understand ofc but cryptographic tech + liquidity bands are the future of the global economy, and we are all here early. Some call dibs some don't

>>55062429
DCAA in memecoins. It's BSC casino time after all. PEEPO is doing well, WOJACK and BITCOIN are outperforming... well let's say it's a good world we're in if you're a trader like me

LINK will pump
PEPE will pump
PEEPO will pump
WOJACK will pump
All of my bags are on the queue for the big ass pump and those who hold them should feel a huge pride because it's the mark of an upstanding citizen

>>53772142
ICP already hit $8 kid

>>53639352
Now its time for you to optimize your job. If you do it, if you actually manage to optimize it to the point where you have to do literally nothing, then you can get another job, remote if possible. Now you optimize your remote job and voila, you have double the gains with little to no human input required. If you manage to also check your finances and invest WHILE you do this then you would have literally found a money hack. Even better: grab a reward token, preferably a small mcap one that just launched like HAMI finance or ORT (the former is better tho) and put your wages there for a limitless amount of rewards and money output

Yes
I like this thread

>>53447475
Umm acshually. It's like this
> 7% goes to tax
>6% goes to
>1% to liquidity
The 6% in rewards goes towards purchasing gems within Arbitrum to holders, they tackled JONES now moved to RDNT. The devs are responsible (Allegedly) they didn't spend anything on big shit marketing and actually started answering when asked about future plans or complaints about the rewards (which are close to 0 if you consider that most rewards were paid in accordance). The fact that they launched on arbitrum, to me, shows they know the market since any other big chain is having major issues with launches and that tends to destroy the ability of the project to grow if problems are presented. Seems like a good token to hodl in the mid to long range (ofc thinking of a new ATH of BTC in april 2024 or so)

>>52849688
checked
I get this almost suicidal cringe when I hear boomers talk about crypto

Am I the only one who thinks trading BTC is easier when less normalfags are involved? Sure, you don't get the giant dildos, but the market feels a lot more "rational".

Capybarish