/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19290644
Soak It Up

This whole market is unworldly. Think about the opportunity given here for people like you and I, who generally don't have great social skills and aren't fond of normal activities. We have the opportunity to trade on a 24/7, high liquidity, high volatility, global,unregulated market and double our investments overnight. We don't have to speak to anyone, all transactions are anonymous. Whats more, there is a small barrier to entry (Fake Fud, scam shills, Larp Fud, PnD) that normies lack the attention span and inner monologue to overcome, so if anyone is going to make it, its going to be us.

That's all strange enough, but now consider this board. Has there ever been a weirder group of people investing together? Just ask yourself, what would a normal, well adjusted 50 something male this of this board? What would he think about the weird characters strewn all over the place, the screaming pink figure, the weird cartoon frog, the fact that there are people that have barely spoken words to other human beings in the last years that have made millions of dollars? 4chan culture applied to video games was strange but not out of the ordinary, 4chan + politics really started to turn some heads and hundred of articles were dedicated trying to understand it. But 4chan + a 24/7 speculative market surely has to be the wildest combination yet, producing some of the weirdest shit most people will ever see.

And that, anons, is why, you need to relish this opportunity. Soak it up, even if you're losing money just know that the experience of this will be worth more to you in 20 years than any amount of money could've ever been. The world is going to seem so boring when this is all gone.

subversive crypto shill thread. all fields.

>>19290644
>>19290675
How much money have you made from here

>>19290675
wow anon, that's beautiful

>>19290742
they're larping

>>19290644

Checked but the real Redpill is it was just as easy if not easier for older people they just literally didnt give a single fuck cuz life was so easy.

Ex. "I couldnt go to college when i was your age"
College was objectively way cheaper, but most old dudes have an illegitimate child and remarried to start another family and then took out a loan on a truck and house. At no point did they say "I should invest in myself" outside of a retirement situation.

I might be wrong but this is how I feel. Anyone could have went WAY long on apple when the iPod came out. Amazon had its shit together WAY before it mooned etc.

And keep in mind - majority of people lose money in crypto somehow. The bar really is that low! This is why they call us goyim.

>>19290644
>here we have made lots of money with egregiously low amounts of effort

lmao maybe back in 2014/15

>>19290675
I dunno boomers are obsessed with golf and going to lunch and shit but they probably talk about the same crude shit we do

>>19290644
What are you talking about? I ain't made shit here

>>19290644
>>19290675
HOW MUCH MONEY HAVE YOU MADE FROM HERE

>>19290989
>>19290742
$20.43

>>19291056
That's what I thought

Now get the fuck outta here

>>19290675
Well adjusted normies love our memes. Evidenced by the fact that they steal them constantly. 4chan is able to evolve content largely through iteration afforded by anonymity and encouraged by the image board structure. The quick rundown is a good example because it started as a decent copypasta on its own but the Bogdanoff fantasy has birthed some extremely advanced memery built upon years of iterations. Bizonacci (RIP) being the pinnacle. Also you can’t really skip talking about the thousands of Pepes and Wojacks which serve as deceptively advanced emotional primers. Part of what makes those formats effective is the encouragement of originality and the impossibility of failure. No one knows who makes what and if it sucks nobody saves it and it disappears or, perhaps more common, it sucks so bad it’s hilarious like Boomers in 2018. 4chan is the Galapagos of memes.

>>19290644
>made lots of money
imagine thinking this?

>>19290675
>>19291178
these were good reads. we love biz bros dont we folks

bump

>>19290675
4chan as a site has a barrier to entry, in the coded language we use. I remember my first experiences on this site some posts were almost like a different language to me

>>19291178
nearly all online culture is literally ruled by 130+ IQ 4chan NEETs. Its crazy to think about but how much cultural power /pol/ has

>>19291178
>4chan is the Galapagos of memes.
I wouldn't trade my experiences on this site for anything.