/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>9893847
/larp/ general

32
45,000
0
250,000
35,000

pure gold

>>9893866
JUST

>>9893857
No larp. I promise.

Got an inheritance last year and dumped it all into BTC. Then I learned about alts. I also learned about Bitmex and won't fucking touch it again.

>>9893847

Age: 21
Initial: $3,000ish
ATH: $13,000ish
Current: $12,000ish

Profit Taken: None

22
30k
0
65k
15k

34
$3,500
$20,000
$550,000
$100,000

>MFW so far in the black I don't even give a fuck.

>>9894094
summary of your notable trades?

>>9894111
Bought PHR at 0.0000015
Dumped deeponion airdrop for $10k
Bought $7,000 worth of XRP at $0.19
Bought 2000 DERO at $0.50

Age: 22
Initial: $10,000
ATH: $13,000ish
Current: $3,000ish

Profit Taken: None

>>9893847
rolling

>>9894094
Still you should've taken some profit when the ridiculous unsustainable manipulated bull run happened in December
But regardless, good on you Anon, that's still a ton of profit from a tiny investment, and you'll be able to see when the peak has hit next time around

>>9894161
>A Decemberfag
Nice

25
15k
30k
12k~

31
50k
150k
490k
150k

I have nothing to complain about. I am going to make it.

>>9893847
23
2000
0
1.6m
400k

2000ish invested
850 now
I started in October
>tfw you will never be part of the new financial elite

>>9893847
19
$300
$0
$300
$280
am i going to make it

45
8,000
75,000
2.3M
720k

>>9894390
damn when did you get in 2 days ago?

4k
0k
130k
20k

KILL ME

So do any of you actually work for a living?

>>9894943
I trade. I work from the time I wake up until the time I go to sleep, with occasional life breaks

I mean, I don't have to do this. I could just sit tight and hodl, but I want to be sure I have enough money so that I really don't ever have to work again, so I don't have to be a cog in a machine paying half of my salary so politicians can give the money away to their friends

I'm done with that. That's never going to be me anymore. I'm not going to be a wagie. I'd get welfare before I worked some shitty mall job.

>>9894998
Well best of luck anon. Yeah I was joking, I know trading is a full time job. The only problem with it is you "bring work home" with you 24/7 which is hard on the soul.

>>9893847
25
~$3500
~$3500
~$175,000
~$57,000

>>9893866
got damn

>>9893857
if you just invested 30k in btc 12 months ago, you have a 90k portfolio value today retard

>>9895211
sauce plz

>>9894943
OP here. I'm a field engineer. I have had the last 5 weeks off. Been playing Farcry 5, God of War, banging my GF and lifting. I only work about 5-8 months out of the year and honestly I'd still do it even if I made it (might work fewer jobs though) I can honestly admit that after 5 weeks no work I'm kind of bored. Gonna go to the mountains this weekend.

/biz/ why are you making me get an erection? that's not why i come here

>>9895524
>not wanting to make it for the sole purpose of breeding girls and farming their milk
you'll never make it.

3x
initial: $300
taken:0
ath: 1200
current: $200 (excl. some more shit I just bought)

of course everything looks obvious in retrospective... but I can say, I was going to sell at the time, and didn't because I was lazy.

>>9893958
>No larp. I promise.
t.Anonymous

>>9893847
Age: 22
Amt invested: 30k
Profit taken:$400~
ATH: 312K
Current: 120K

age: 22
invested: $250
profit taken: ~$10,000
ATH: $51,000
current: $17,000

26
1400
42000
1560000
550000
(€)

nice try IRS

>>9893847
Wait, this doesn't make sence.
Lactation starts after giving birth not in the pregnancy. You could probably increase their milkoutput significantly if you wait for them to give birth.

27
15.000
15.000
60.000 (after taking profits)
20.000 (after taking profits)

>>9897437
they've obviously given birth already and were re-bred right after to ensure the quality of the milk is continously high

do you guys actually have no experience with human-milk farms? geez i remember when this was a bigger fad on this board than crypto

37
$400
$1000
$1700
$300

Use bitgoy.tax to calculate what you owe. Remember that every trade is taxable this year and the government is all mighty and powerful.

>>9897088
If you paid taxes why does that matter? Let them do their job.

>>9893847

31
$8k
~$35k
$370k
$80k

>>9897459
look at them, none of them has stretch marks. They're probably all first breeders.

>>9893847
22
$1000 (AUD)
$5000
$100,000
$31,000
Currently all in HPB till E.O.Y

30
1500 ish
0
14000 ish
3000ish

>>9895524

wtf is wrong with that cat

33
start: 6k
taken:750k
ATH: 1.3M (before tp)
current: 140k

been a rough month. half my current gets liquidated at btc 4700(trading stack). :( plz bounce

31
15k (usd)
start 100k (usd)
ATH 4 mill (usd)
current : 1 mill (usd)