/biz/ - Business & Finance

>owns btc
>owns eth
>owns link
>owns dag
>dumped barrels of digital oil
now for real securities etc
what platform/service do you all use? i started on robinhood, then moved to etrade, but a friend of mine said schwab is better.
thoughts?
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>>17100352
literally none of these are even in the right order
>buying a vehicle/emergency fund
this comes tied for first place, because you may live in a place that allows you to bike or use public transit
>starting a (side) business
it takes a while to get clients and you need some capital from above in order to make these deals happen
>home ownership
you're now building equity, yet another 'emergency fund'
>nice vacation, traveling abroad
its more important than you know to have good experiences, youll talk about it for years to come and will allow you to separate yourself from no-vactationers (poor) forever. it changes your worldview.
>luxury dining
same place as the traveling, 'do you actually get your filets well done, Anon?'
>starting a family
if you want, kind of based. if everything above is satisfied you won't resent them for holding you back from life experiences.
>pay off all debt
depends if the debt is manageable or not. car loans? credit cards? sure. house? student loan debt? no. you've got to be a fucking idiot to want to 'pay off those as soon as possible.'
as for the medical debt at the bottom, vote fucking sanders.

>>16115208
>he doesnt hold traditional assets

>>16087616
Still buying. Halving too close to miss.
>Priced in
Just like it was at $100

How'd I make it? Well, first we've gotta wind back the clock to around 2019 when everyone called it "blockchain" instead of The Infrastructure like they do now. You see, we didn't always have the memes you kids have today, but I digress, you want to know what made up my portfolio then and now? Well, I liked to play both sides if you will,