/biz/ - Business & Finance

ALL HAIL THE KING

>>15454432
This is photoshopped. Debunked already. Old news.

The team transfers tokens manually[1] to the mainnet to fuel the ecosystem. As demand grows, the need for more tokens grow, too.

Nothing ends up on Binance, except perhaps from mainnet netizens who are transferring their earnings there.

[1]: The 630+70 incident proves that.

Is this real? Was he in court?

>>12772422
>Sonomo wine country is amazing, mountain high is great, the small towns up north and ranches are great... the cities are like Hell
Theres some really nice areas in northern california.. sacramento fucking sucks though and everything around it.. worse than southern california imo

>>12772437
whats a gallon of gas going for right now in kansas?

>>12772444
That sounds real comfy

>>10837586
>>10837594

Few things are comfier than snow. Do you plan to buy a cabin somewhere?

>>8606322
BGFV has been very comfy, such a sound investment at these levels

>>7708295
That doesn't sound bad, thats how i try to picture my life, just real simple

>>7495516
I actually had a similar dream to this last night, i woke up with a headache and both my arms asleep. I was living in the middle of the wilderness hunting for my food with a bow when a bear came by i never shot the bear and the bear never attacked me though.. weird..

>>4142402
comfy af

i love the weather right now, just wish it would snow by me more

>>2826862
>The peace of mind from being in control if and when SHTF also makes you a more calm, rational investor. You can't put a price on that.
comfy

I make $12.25 an hour plus $20 to $30/week of passive income. I'm thinking of transferring within my retail wagecuck job to a small-ish city with cheaper rent. Is it possible to make this work without roommates? Rent where I'm looking is around $650 to $800 per month. I'm pretty good at cutting costs, but on the other hand, I've never lived completely independently before.

Hey /biz/, I recently got back in touch with a good friend of mine who just told me that he hired a lawyer and is planning bankruptcy. He lives in an apartment with one roommate and claims that he'll be able to stay in the apartment. This comes as a huge shock to me because I thought he was doing well for himself. He says he'll just pay cash for everything from now on, and that the bankruptcy is to "erase past mistakes". He is a veteran and I'm afraid he'll end up on the streets, but that may be because I don't really understand bankruptcy. How bad is it really? In what way is his life going to be worse? Is homelessness a valid concern or am I being paranoid?

Thanks /biz/.