/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52482141
>“The less you eat, drink and read books; the less you go to the theatre, the dance hall, the public house; the less you think, love, theorize, sing, paint, fence, etc., the more you save-the greater becomes your treasure which neither moths nor dust will devour-your capital. The less you are, the more you have; the less you express your own life, the greater is your alienated life-the greater is the store of your estranged being.”

>>52482141
I have a crypto trading bot that sells close to every high and buys at close to every low. Doesn't give a fuck what the market is doing, just makes money. You know how everyone tells you index funds are great for giving you a 10% return each year? My bot gives me that in two days. Until you take the botpill you will always be poor.

>>52482141
Collectables and limited edition hoarding untill I reach 40, evaluating then deciding what I can do with the money I sell them for may reinvest may put it into pension.

>>52482141
By doing nothing and looking at all the rent money being paid into my account every month. Oh, and by buying BTC ofc.

>>52482141
ill let you in on a secret.
dental offices are closed between 6pm - 6am.
immigrant dental workers and interns need places and training.
I know a guy who is looking to sell his company for 50M, all he does is rent out the dental offices to migrant workers. They are planning to come to the US but are not there yet.
The dental office makes around 5k/m and the company pockets the difference.
why don't the dental companies do it themselves ? because they are lazy, retarded, and make enough money to not be bothered.
this is where you come in.
no one on /biz is likely smart enough to to take this idea and run with it, but there you go. a multi million dollar business you can start that requires minimal labour.. you just need to connect and network with dental offices, and immigrants that want a better life, that are willing to sacrifice their nights learning the trade.
youre fucking welcome. fag.

>>52482192
Based

Something's always going up.

In my case I've done very well out of Energy Transfer stocks (NYSE: ET)

>>52482141
Sticks and crypto may break my bones but your words will never hurt me

>>52482199
programed by you or hosted elsewhere if so what is it?

>>52482199
yo can u send me a tg/discord link, i am interested in learning about bots, thanks fren.
i also come with various lucrative business ideas like the one posted, and crypto rich, and starting a billion dollar company.

>>52482192
spoken like a true poorfag

>>52482199
so youll have amassed all the world’s wealth in about 9 months?

>>52482302
I programmed it myself. I get the sense that most of those bots like 3commas and whatever the hell else are just scams trying to get you to pay a monthly fee for a bot that generates less than what they charge you.
>>52482306
I don't have any of this social media garbage, but if you have questions about my bot I will answer them except for spoonfeeding you the source code. To save us both some time, Tip #1 is learn to code, tip #2 is learn Python.

>>52482338
okay sure ill shoot,
how the fuck does your bot work. ?

>>52482338
you're doing some quant bullshit,
all a bot is doing is automating whatever shit strategy that you input...
what's your loss ratio..

>>52482338
>10% every 2 days
you're a larping retard
if picrel is what you have, then you're simply lying, and will get stoplossed more often than not
if you have more to offer, then you could either become a millionaire, or just resell it for thousands of dollars per month for a subscription if you don't have the capital

>>52482287
So basically a recruiter?

>>52482388
sure if you want to call it that, a middleman connecting a service to a demand.

>>52482394
Ok and those immigrants are mostly from Spanish speaking countries or?

>>52482192
>hurr durr i need to work to make stuff
>what do you mean my neighbor is outcompeting me by working more??

>>52482192
imagine talking like that. what a fag. people read this intentionally confusing shit, make sense of it and come out the other end thinking they are some kind of intellectual

>>52482330
>youll have amassed all the world’s wealth in about 9 months?
Don't know what the fuck you're on about. If you put $1k in you'll make $50/day based on the returns. I don't go all in on this crypto ponzi bullshit, just enough to make a second salary while I sleep.
>>52482384
>what's your loss ratio..
I'll have a bad trade once or twice, maybe three times a day that costs me less than a dollar each.
>>52482372
>how the fuck does your bot work.
>>52482385
>if picrel is what you have, then you're simply lying, and will get stoplossed more often than not
I do have a stoploss but it's very rarely triggered since it would involve losing around 20% of my initial for a session. People who come on this stupid board will tell you some bullshit about machine learning algos or whatever the fuck they wanna blow out their ass at any given time. Here's the secret: trying to predict the future of clown world is striving after the wind. You will lose every time that way. Just stick with the basics of statistics to figure out what's going to happen a few seconds from now versus what will happen 24 hours from now. My bot uses three factors to determine when and how to trade: moving averages, the slope of a linear regression, and probability based on the buy/sell prices it has seen in the last five minutes. Fuck your AI/ML bullshit, all this takes is some high-school level arithmetic to figure out.

>>52482192
Bro if you don't consooooom you don't live - Marx

What's this thing doing on my screen?

>>52482141
I have a profession, that's how.

>>52482460
do you trade on a cex or dex? How do you get around the large trading fees on a cex/gas fees on a dex? short term movements usually arent that big

>>52482460
Thanks for sharing, been programming for a while but haven’t touched bots. Interesting

>>52482460

I have a decent trading strategy but have a mental block when it comes to taking profit. Its hard to follow my own rules frequently.

How long would I have to study Python to develop my strategy into code? Note I have no coding experience but a lot of time learn. 8 hours or more a day. There are dozens of ways to make money coding and still have pure freedom. I should have done this years ago.

Would I be able to use JavaScript or does it have to be Python?

I generally don't use CEXes even before the recent FTX debacle, I like GMX. How difficult would it be to do this on a DEX for Perps or just swaps?

Any insight is appreciated, thanks.

>>52482141
i uhh go to work

>>52482403
wherever, mexico probably idk

>>52482460
>If you put $1k in you'll make $50/day based on the returns
lol, so this larping retard god bot coder, expects us to believe he doesn't keep compounding profits, on his 10% every two days bot. get real

>>52482141
Dividends from blue chip stocks

>>52482429
>there are people who find this confusing

>>52483774
>lol, so this larping retard god bot coder, expects us to believe he doesn't keep compounding profits, on his 10% every two days bot. get real

I believe it. Its not hard to believe at all that he is extracting $50 per day with $1000. His buys/sells have almost no impact on liquidity or pricing with such little margin. As you use more funds its harder to pull that level of percentage gains. He is basically just sifting loose change off the top. No one wants to make 20 manual trades for $2.50 a piece.

I’m still in the green on LUNC and XRP for now. Expecting the next green hourly candle in about 335 hours, it’s all going as planned

.eth domains (ethereum nane service)

Made like 20k this month

>>52482141
I earn from staking my stablecoins on SpoolFi.

That's my bear market strategy and its working well.

>>52482199
I guess you just started using it, let's see if you will still be in profit after 3 months.

>>52482406
That's jealousy that I see there in play

>>52484114
My strategy was to buy the dip, but it's not working, because it keeps going down.

Guess I'll try out staking

>>52482192
So this fag's philosophy is "I consooom therefore I am"? What a fag.

>>52482141
>sticks and crypto are dead.
Forestry is doing pretty well actually, lots of people are burning wood instead of gas.

>>52484533
no it's just me shitting on rethoric

test

>>52482287

Illegal tho, zog will banhammer your fly by night dental office

>>52482141
Tbh, no profits, just DCAing in low priced web3 assets to reduce the losses

>>52482141
I'm just using this period to accumulate stables. Smart money is making some underground moves on Avalanche via gaming projects like GameStar+ and I intend to do the same ahead of the next bull run.

>>52487698
Hunt for token presales and airdrops. I will prefer to be among the early birds on new projects like GSTAR, EQ, and IMPT that have the potential of making it than to throw my fiats into low caps that will probably not make it out of the bear market.

>>5248227
Lol thats kind of funny man he should just get his ass some GSD and become useful btw it will lunch it governance token soon it gonna be juicy

>>52482192
Probably the stupidest thing I've ever read. Reading a single chapter of anything by Epicurus btfos this whole philosophy absolutely and irretrievably.

>>52484114
Sound cool ano staking it good, for now am staking it on-chain in MaiarExchange as they offer upto 30% APY, once the burn mechanism is implemented eventually it will moon regardless of the market conditions, it will be like a horny dick riding a wet pussy

>>52484605
You can check GSD it looks like the go some juicy pussy as users are able to take a loan backed by future yield while loans pays themselves back over a period of several years.

>>52483857
Good luck anon,but am getting horny making payments, as Crypto payment seems to be the future and web3 payment service allows buyers to pay with cryptocurrencies and offers an innovative purchase protection mechanism.

>>52483868
Sounds sweet anno but ETH looks green but projects like GSD XRP and MATIC are doing so well and it might be the next big trend when the market recovers..

>>52489190
Wtf is this anon it sound like some chocolate lol, crypto payments are unstoppable. i predicted a few years ago that there would be a day when you could buy almost anything with crypto, and guess what? It's already happening; I can even buy a car pay for my travels do shopping and pay with crypto using any of the web3 payment services

>>52484982
You go get some sense fegs there are some cool pussy shit out there that's got some juicy pussy and I think it's worth holding for now.It's the first platform to be a host of new and financial products that insured and verifiable gold bullion.

>>52482384
Indian detected

>>52489214
You are a pseudointellectual.

>>52482141
Retard will also be fools... Pussies get wet at the mention of crypto, earning passively from the different tiers of staking features, has helped bitches build & diversified portfolios with better APY/APR yield.

>>52482141
I have a job.

>>52489214
Imagine being on /biz/ and quoting Epicurus. If you want to eliminate desire you should be in an fucking monastery not a trading forum fucking faggot

>>52482141
Go get you ass spank with GSD and don't be a retard dick fags

>>the project is the first to be backed by a tangible asset gold and I'm confident that once it launches, lots of people will want to get involved.

>>52482141
I'm new on this board and I'm in shock, every trade about crypto. How the fuck you are getting money from this shit or are you just gamblers?

In place where I sit a lot of different ways to profit ...

>>52482141
I work in crypto but they pay me in cash.

>>52491137
>trade
thread*

>>52491137
Fuck off faggot
You aren't welcome

>>52491137
>In place where I sit a lot of different ways to profit ...
elaborate, please

Kek, stop wasting yar cash anon, just check Bspin

>Safe, secure Casino with a wide variety of provably fair BTCs games
>On going giveaway with $15,000 prize pool
>Transparency And Provably Fair

>>52484605
Staking is based anon. I am doing well with the yield I get for Ride and Zpay on the Maiar Dex

Sorry anons. Had to go to sleep last night but since I see this thread is still alive..
>>52483194
>do you trade on a cex or dex?
My bot trades on cuckbase since I have cuckbase one, which means for $30/month I don't pay any trading fees on there. I just log in once a week or so to withdraw my profits. Like I said, I'm not really playing with huge amounts of money so it wouldn't be catastrophic for me if Coinbase goes belly up and I lose what I have on there.
>>52483659
>How long would I have to study Python to develop my strategy into code?
If you just go on JewTube and search "python crypto trading bot" you will see a ton of videos that basically provide all the structure you'll need to get started. The trading strategies they provide are pretty much all retarded and won't actually make any money, but they will still give you all the info you need to build your own trading bot from scratch. From there it's just a matter of developing the logic you need for your strategy. The logic you can probably learn from a few weeks of practicing conditionals, loops, etc. The math/stats used for indicators is another subject to brush up on depending on how knowledgable you already are in that area.
>Would I be able to use JavaScript or does it have to be Python?
You definitely don't need to use Python, it is just one of the easiest options since there are tons of built-in libraries to perform the functions you'll need, plus all the machine learning crap if you want to play around with that (like I said, I gave up on using ML in my strategy and just stick with more basic statistics). You could totally do it with javascript if you wanted.
>How difficult would it be to do this on a DEX
I never really attempted anything like this on a DEX so I can't say for sure. The CEXs mostly have APIs available which is how you interact with them for making trades. As long as the DEX has an API I don't imagine it would be much more difficult to do it that way.

>>52483774
>expects us to believe he doesn't keep compounding profits
see >>52483832
It seems like most people who manage to make successful bots don't really talk about them, and for good reason. None of this shit would work if every retard with a laptop was able to pull off 5% of whatever they put into it every day just for letting it run. So I can only guess, but I imagine most of them follow a similar strategy that I do. You can't get too greedy and rock the boat too much or else you run into issues with liquidity or even start fucking with the price. The smartest thing to do is lay low, scrape some money off the top, and be happy with it rather than going nuts with compounding your profits and becoming some giga-whale who buys in and out of the market every few minutes.

>>52482429
>>52482487
imagine thinking people in the 1800's saw entertainment as consumption as we see it today.

>>52493467
>>52493563

Thanks for the replies. How long did it take you to get consistently profitable with your bot?

I have strategies I think will work well automated

>>52494005
>How long did it take you to get consistently profitable with your bot?
I probably played around with it for a solid month with some free time after work just fine-tuning everything to maximize how effective it was. When I started out I would change shit around and just let it run for a while (not actually trading, but calculating the profits/losses as if I was trading based on the price at a given time). I quickly realized that was stupid and ineffective, so I let a different program run which would pull the ticker of a crypto every second and store the ask/bid prices and time in a csv file, so that way I could feed that data into the bot an see how effective my bot was based on a day or two's worth of data and it would only take a few minutes to run through it. I highly recommend that approach since it really gave me an idea of how much parameter changes impacted my profits in a short amount of time.

>>52482141
Volatility trading is very profitable right now.

>>52494138
How long have you been using it anyway?

>>52494225
I'd say it's been a good year and a half. I have it running on a raspberry pi in my basement and only turn it off once in a while for maintenance but I haven't changed the code at all since I decided it was working to my satisfaction. The performance has been pretty consistent regardless of what the market is doing, but it does particularly well when we're crabbing for long periods of time.

>>52494138
>>52495274

This is encouraging to hear. I'm gonna go hard on this JavaScript course I bought off Udemy awhile back. I did some of the lessons but got lazy. I need to just rip through it in like week and go full retard.

How long have you been coding for friend? Is it worth my time to just purchase Python courses instead of doing the Javascript? I have extra funds so its not a problem I just need to learn more skills to maximize my trading.

>>52482141
sell every btc rally. i just sold.

>>52482199
Lmao, bots never make money, what the fuck is this larp?

I had a bot running for dang near a year and the most I ever amassed was 1k

>>52496149
>How long have you been coding for friend?
If you count HTML/CSS and that shit then I started fucking with web design when I was about 11. I started "real" programming at around 13 when Flash was still a thing and I wanted to make games so I had to learn ActionScript. Then I started taking C++/Java courses in high school and got my bachelors and masters in comp sci and now work as a software dev. I'm almost 30 now so yeah I've been at it for a long time. But you don't need nearly that much experience to make this work. The actual logic is fairly simple, the main challenge is the math needed for whatever indicators you want to use. Just stick with programming for a while and it becomes second nature.
>Is it worth my time to just purchase Python courses instead of doing the Javascript?
Once you learn one programming language you pretty much know them all. Logic is always the same regardless of what language you're programming in, it's just a matter of getting used to the differences in syntax and certain other nuances of one language versus another. Just stick with Javascript for the time being if that's the resource you already have at hand. Once you really start to "get it" you'll be surprised how quickly you can pick up another language. YouTube is an excellent resource if you're getting started and want some additional explanations. And keep in mind as you're learning that even professional developers spend a good chunk of their time Googling "how do I do <the thing> in <programming language>" so there's no reason to be discouraged if you find yourself doing that a lot.
>>52496220
>Lmao, bots never make money
You realize that a majority of activity in the crypto market is due to bots, right?
>I had a bot running for dang near a year and the most I ever amassed was 1k
Then it was a shit bot. Let me guess, you signed up for the free version of the three commas bot or some shit like that and just let it run with the default ruleset kek.

>>52482141
people pay me money to do things I am skillful at

I'm up about 20% on stonks this year actually, despite the stinky market

>>52496158
Seems you are making quite the amount of profits by trading anon. I'm not good t it so I just stick to staking for passive income and right now I get a fair yield for Sylo and Near on Huobi

>>52482287
>The dental office makes around 5k/m and the company pockets the difference.
>why don't the dental companies do it themselves ? because they are lazy, retarded, and make enough money to not be bothered.
If the foreigners break the equipment or hurt someone and you end up holding the L. It’s not because they’re lazy, it’s because your idea can cause a loss/liability anon

>>52482141
My vertex shares still go up

>>52482141
Im living from my portfolio. It's a blessing

>>52482141
long energy

>>52496819
Based anon. I get paid incentives in NFTs and Ride tokens for creating SDK contents on holoride for user entertainment. I also stake OM on Binance for a fair yield

>>52496614
Damn, you've doing this for awhile. Alright man thanks for the encouragement. I need to get this shit going. I'm 32 and did well with crypto the last run but I need more. I've got the time really no excuses at this point.

>>52482192
What an embarrassing passage.

>>52496614
So to summarize. You have a bot that trades a $1000 book with the goal to make $50 daily and it wins on 2/3rd of its trades?

>>52486118
its not illegal to give dentists a facility to practice at retards

>>52482199
Based.
Manual trading is for Melanin enriched individuals.
Same here. don't give a fuck about the price.

I am swinging like a nigga on a Sycamore tree.

>>52482220
>Collectables and limited edition hoarding until I reach 40.
Long play based. You have the patience of a Saint.

>>52482302
>>52482338
>I programmed it myself.
you lying motherfucker.
Playing with the config file is not programming.
>>Python
unless your doing what i think your doing... so citation needed. I'll know.
you are right on the 3commas style bots--- (((paying a monthly fee)))


ALCON: a decent tuned trading bot will allow you to SCRAPE Gains, especially in a crab market.
PythonBot anon may be embellishing ------ but he's not lying.

Have you noticed that Binance /Kucoin and other have now offered no fees on Blue Chips swaps?
Yes.. because a fair amount of the trades are bots. they know this. Makes the volume look larger than it is.

>>52497540
Best of luck anon!
>>52497581
Far more than 2/3, but yes essentially. You just have to make the bot really good at knowing when there's a local top and a local bottom. Of course it doesn't guess correctly 100% of the time, but there have only been a handful of occasions where my stoploss was triggered and it's pretty much always because the entire market decides to take a shit as soon as my bot just happens to buy in.

>>52498590
>you lying motherfucker.
>Playing with the config file is not programming.
As I mentioned in my earlier posts I started with web design when I was 11, have a masters degree in comp sci, and work as a dev full time, so yes I made it myself from scratch. Not sure what you're getting at exactly since you claim I'm just messing with a config and then saying you agree with my take on the (((monthly fee))) bots.

>>52498608
First rule of Bot Club is
you don't talk about Bot Club.
Kek.
Fucking Poojeets , fucking Plebbit moles and monke rekt posters.


>>52498631
I appreciate you making the CryptoCels work for their supper.
I believe that you got something.
but we all know , there hasn't been original code written in years. everything is based on someone else's cut/copy/paste.
Gimme a screen shot of something without reviling your secret.

>web design when I was 11, have a masters degree in comp sci, and work as a dev full time
your tap dancing twords the Appeal to Authority.

I am glad to see 'Botting is picking up.

>Fuck your AI/ML bullshit, all this takes is some high-school level arithmetic to figure out.
You do speaketh the truth.

>>52482429
That's just how Germans speak. A paragraph of dangling clauses and predicates, then the final stack of verbs that makes it all make sense.

>>52498608
Man about 5 years ago or so I got really into Gekko bot which was an open source crypto trading bot that lots of people were developing at the time. People extended it out in lots of different ways including developing tools to run millions of backtests against historical data going through every possible value for each indicator they were trying out. I spent A HELL of a lot of time and got pretty deep into it for a year or so. But at the end of all of it, I just couldn’t come up with a strategy that worked. Best I could do was come up with overtuned strats that did a billion percent returns on historical data and then totally blew up running live.

What I’m getting at is this, for all you guys talking about learning python and stuff, you could really just take an off the shelf open source project like gekko bot and do this and you wouldn’t even need much programming knowledge- BUT HERES THE KICKER, OP if he is legit is not some brilliant coder, he’s a brilliant STRATEGIST. And if you knew his strategy you could probably just implement it on 3Commas. But he’s gonna keep that strategy to himself cause that’s the part none of us midwits will ever figure out.

>>52499001
>OP if he is legit is not some brilliant coder, he’s a brilliant STRATEGIST.
Motion seconded.

> if you knew his strategy

I'll tell you what his strategy is... and he don't even know it.

There is no TA ( there is no Spoon)...
there is only the beauty of math.
The infinity of the sine wave ( candle go up, candle go down)
The ebb and flow.
The water.
You are literally Surfing the Internet.

Don't strive to be a whale, be the water.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJMwBwFj5nQ
vidrel.

AND DON'T FUCKING PAY FOR IT. SHIT IS FREE...
...for now...

>>52498743
>everything is based on someone else's cut/copy/paste.
Kek well you got me there. I'm pretty sure I literally copied and pasted the code to calculate the slope of the linear regression directly from a stackoverflow answer because I was too lazy to do it myself. I had a comp sci professor who once said "why do today what someone already did yesterday?" Anyway, as requested, the part of my bot where the magic happens and it determines whether we're seeing a local top or bottom is shown in picrel. Yes the screenshot is from Notepad++ because I'm not home rn and I'm using an old laptop, plz no bully. But as you can see literally all I'm doing is looking at the moving average and then determining how strong the current trend is based on a linear regression of the chart and some probability calculations.
>>52499001
>Best I could do was come up with overtuned strats that did a billion percent returns on historical data and then totally blew up running live.
Damn anon I definitely know that feel. It can take a hell of a lot of time and effort to find that winning strategy but you can definitely do it.
>you could really just take an off the shelf open source project like gekko bot and do this and you wouldn’t even need much programming knowledge
Yes absolutely I would imagine so given how relatively simple the logic actually is, I would be surprised if these bots didn't support the indicators needed to make it happen. I just already knew how to program so I did it myself rather than fork over whatever their monthly fee is.

>>52482192
The less you eat and drink, the fatter your opponents become. The less you read, the more dulled your opponents shall become to your calculated irrationality. The less you go to the theatre, the dance hall, the public house, the more you become aware of the theatre inside your own mind, the dance hall within your own heart, the public house that is any and every house, for the entertainment of yourself. The less you think, the more you know. The less you love, the less you hate. The less you theorize, the more action you take. The less you sing, the more weight your whispers shall carry. The less you paint, the less you stain. The less you fence, the sharper your sword shall be. The more you lose-the less becomes of your chains which neither hands nor minds shall erase-your absence. The less you are, the more you have; the less you express your own life, the greater is your alienated life-the greater is the store of your estranged being.

>>52499447
I bow to you king.
I am just a script kiddie.

>>52499447
based biz poster. can't you just use `f" bust my boi pussy at {price}` instead of the old python formatting tho?
t. fellow dev

Selling sports and Pokémon cards. The market is really tight, but I’m swimming.

>>52499584
Yeah you totally could. I'm just looking at this code now for the first time in probably over a year and I'm seeing some stuff that makes me cringe a bit. I just started building it up with no expectation of it actually working as quickly as it did and then just left it alone running on my raspberry pi in the basement once it started generating profit. I had every intention of going back and cleaning it up at some point but you know how it goes.

>>52498608
>Best of luck anon!

Thanks! One last question are you able to short on Coinbase One? I've been looking for the answer online and I can't seem to find a direct answer. As I said previously, I mostly trade on DEXes.

>>52482460

How much do fees and taxes impact on your profits?

>>52499665
free swaps on the CEXs are not going to last forever.
Now is the time to fine tune and catch waves.

moving averages S,M,L and/or cross. Tighten the Lag.
API level connectors are public knowledge - learn.
/bizi/ does not want to make money.
Wish I had time to learn to code, but I have just found out I now have a family to take car of.picrel.

>>52500759
mine is roughly 30% tax on gains.
Fees should be entered in your taxes as a deduction against your profits.
CryptoTax software a must.

>>52482141
I'm still waiting for my dext bags to peak so I can sell them, they don't look that fucked up anyway.

>>52482141
>crypto are dead.
My portfolio was the highest it's been all year after that little pump above 20k.
Kys.
I Unironically think my portfolio will fucking pump mega highs if we go back to even 30k.
You must just suck at trading.

>>52482192
Yeah, no.

>>52482192
>The less you are, the more you have; the less you express your own life
He's saying stop being a fucking spender and save your money and you'll have money but you have to sacrifice things to save wealth.
You guys are fucking illiterate, honestly.
>t.Leaf.

>>52491137
Welcome to the thread, bro.
>>52491267
Kys.

>>52500966
He's also implying that saving is bad and causes "alienation" because it takes away from from valuable time you could spend drinking. You shouldn't have to forgo pleasurable experiences to save capital - everything should be provided by the system.

You donct want to hear this but silver is mooning. If ;ou bought within the patt year you are up to 50%. Even shit I bought just two months ago is already up, that is with premiums included, too. You just can't lose with silver right now.

>>52498590
Why are you calling spot markets "swaps" and scalping "scraping"

>>52482141
just waiting for house prices to dip a little more before i get back into real estate in darwin

>>52482141
>crypto are dead.
Fucking retards, I'm still making it. I short ftt when I learned of the news on a large leverage and made it.

>>52502162
Yeah, I don't do leverage for now, staking is how I hodl.

>>52502172
I stake my tokens on Binance and my nfts on Loop Finance.

>>52502188
>Binance
Not your keys not your coins newfag

>>52483354
Then you surely know that bots are programs, right?

>>52487698
there some based web3 tokens with potentials. you can slurp on tokens like OCEAN, SYLO, and GNS

>>52482899
It is a poorfag detector.

>>52482192
Lol this dumbfag

>>52491074
>Epicurus
>eliminate desire
LOL did you just confuse epicureanism with stoicism?

>>52482199
Fug, I need to finish my bot. I gave up because I convinced myself it wouldn't be profitable.

>>52482141
Crypto ain't dead, staking mex and utk on Maiar exchange is one of the best way to go about it

>>52491035
Utrust onchain staking, metastaking and metabonding are all passive income opportunities on Elrond chain that I'm earning from.

>>52483857
Some of us got in early and took profit, ORE did over 900% after IDO.

>>52484114
Earning passively in a bear season will always be a perfect way to stay afloat. I earn upto 50% from the ORE-ETH pool.

>>52497458
I earn cashbacks from using Cronos, Binance or Utrust as a crypto payment processor

>>52482141
It's called a job

>>52484605
DCA into highcaps and accumulating lowcaps in a solid niche such as web3 with good prospects is also a step in the right direction.

>>52487698
I am gladly searching my way through web3 focused projects and so far ORE,OCEAN and OGN have really stood out.

>>52490189
Tesla, Alternative Airlines and many other merchants are also accepting crypto payments and this will aid crypto adoption

>>52482141
Wait, you people are profiting?

>>52488713
Getting in early is based. I was lucky with some lowcaps in the early days of the last bullrun, ORE and UDO to be precise. Fortunately, both projects are still contributing their bit to the growth of DEFI.

>>52482141
I don't know about you, but DEXes is the now and the future. Crypto isn't dead for me. Faggots keeping their assets on CEXes are playing a fools game. I've been on the Juno Network, staking and earning on LOOP DEX while accumulating shit. Not dead for me.

>>52482192
marx wtf you can't say that

>>52503484
I find it sad when mofos who have made blunders rant about how crypto is dead. I do stake too but on Juno Network via the LOOP DEX. It is kind of a nice way to get your tokens to work and keep them secured at the same time.

>>52502188
I use Kucoin and Maiar. I get about 28% APY for EGLD and RIDE

>>52502714
You cant mention based web3 tokens without adding Ore protocol, it will be an incomplete list.

Lol, you can always trade short

>>52499665
Most helpful anon on this entire board
These are the quality posts I like to see when /biz/ is in a bear market

>>52493650
in the 1800s, to die of consumption meant to die of tuberculosis.

>>52503380
stoicism isn't eliminating desire, it's about eliminating caring about desire and not letting that control you.

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