What price to retire?

[Anonymous No.16638990]

$20

[Anonymous No.16638992]

$15-25

[Anonymous No.16638997]

>$20
You would have a better career as comedian

[Anonymous No.16639001]

If silver goes to 500 I can retire easily.

[Anonymous No.16639003]

Hoping for $100, can retire at $30 but I want to start an amateur racing team.

[Anonymous No.16639012]

>>16638997
Fucking kek

[Anonymous No.16639015]

>>16638990
staking never selling in the top 1000 wallet

[Anonymous No.16639022]

>>16638990
>$350
my stack is small despite being in link from the very beginning.

[Anonymous No.16639025]

~200 to kickstart my neet life

[Anonymous No.16639170]

1,000

[Anonymous No.16639180]

>>16638990

Centralized premine proof of stake coin with no use case.

$0.01 is overvalued.

[Anonymous No.16639219]

10,000

[Anonymous No.16639222]

>>16639022
For someone who holds 2,857 LINK, and expects 1 million fucking dollars, you would have to wait until each LINK is worth $350.

[Anonymous No.16639337]

$300

I only have 10k link

[Anonymous No.16639345]

>>16639337
how does a million billion dollars sound?

[Anonymous No.16639355]

One fucking thousand like the poor I am.

[Anonymous No.16639377]

>>16638990
10 gorillion

[Anonymous No.16639428]

>>16638990
you should have sold for FRM at $4 like everyone else.

[Anonymous No.16639462]

>>16639345
It sounds like not enough to retire.

[Anonymous No.16639470]

>>16639222
>He doesn't know

[Anonymous No.16639781]

1 million

[Anonymous No.16639851]

>>16639470
Doesn't know what, that you're retarded?

[Anonymous No.16639876]

>>16638990
$100

[Anonymous No.16639903]

>>16638990
a price roughly equivalent to the modern value of 10 gallons of goats milk

[Anonymous No.16639924]

>>16639003
>amateur racing team
How to waste tons of money

[Anonymous No.16641048]

>>16639015
This. Imagine the feeling seeing your monthly link gains be more than your paycheck and you're still sitting on a couple million. Good god I'm excited for us

[Anonymous No.16641068]

>>16638990
>ERC token
>retire

The fuck am I reading? How new are you?

[Anonymous No.16641097]

What is the returns from steaking each year? If it's 0.01% I'll need it to go higher than if it's 80%. If something like 5% I'm probably retiring at $30. Same income after taxes, just a comfy ride while we moon. Gonna buy a condo downtown. After moon I will buy a penthouse downtown and keep the condo for my mistress. She lives rent free and comfortably, but I'll probably ask for her clit as a private trophy. I want her to cut it herself as an act of submission.

[Anonymous No.16641103]

>>16641097
Interesting cringe fantasy.

[Anonymous No.16641121]

>>16641068
the irony of your post being that this paints you squarely as a total newfag, like less than a month here

[Anonymous No.16641129]

>>16641121
A decade isn’t new. You’re new to crypto fresh from 9fag, very new. ERCs were always a joke.

[Anonymous No.16641542]

Is anyone else planning on continuing to work as long as possible? Let's just say Chainlink gets to a price where I have a comfy $5MM and 5% staking gains gets be $250k a year. That's a lot of money, but why would I not want the extra cash? I'd be able to squirrel away like $350k a year that way and in 10 years have $3.5MM more safety net.

I guess if LINK hit a price where I had a passive income of like $1MM I'd retire, but otherwise there's really no amount of money below that I'd feel comfortable enough to just stop working.

[Anonymous No.16641589]

>>16641129
whining about muh ERC is so 2017, newfag

[Anonymous No.16641631]

>>16641097
>but I'll probably ask for her clit as a private trophy. I want her to cut it herself as an act of submission.

[Anonymous No.16641659]

>>16641631
some people truly know how to live

[Anonymous No.16641674]

>>16641542
What difference in life do you expect from earning 250k/yr to 1MM? L

[Anonymous No.16641706]

>>16641674
My current life costs me roughly $100k annually and I imagine when I have a third kid and all kids are off in school it'll cost me closer to $200k. So it's the difference of having $50k disposable cash for myself or $800k. $50k gets me a couple of nice vacations in economy at 4 star hotels. $800k gets me generational wealth and ensures my 3 kids are forever rich.

[Anonymous No.16641718]

This is kind of a meaningless question unless you’re also asking how much a person would need to make in order to retire. I’m a pre-tax millionaire around $20. Unless it’s been years and I truly can’t take it any longer, I don’t plan on selling anywhere near here.

[Anonymous No.16641720]

>>16638990
If there is another Bitcoin run, Link could hit any number between $4 and $10 USD. This has been discussed countless times before.

>>16641709

[Anonymous No.16641769]

>>16638990
100

[Anonymous No.16641774]

>>16639015
>>16641048

sorry newfag here, if you "stake" your crypto do you lose it entirely? Can you withdraw your link?

[Anonymous No.16641779]

>>16638990
$70, realistically. I could be pretty comfy before that but that would be enough to quit my job and just chill until I'm old.

[Anonymous No.16641788]

>>16641774
Learn how proof of stake works newfag. You can withdraw at any time but you stop getting rewards.

[Anonymous No.16641789]

>>16641779
>$70
That's mathematically impossible.

[Anonymous No.16641801]

>>16641542
Well yeah, if you have a high paying career like that then you should keep working. Wagies should immediately quit their jobs and try to achieve that high paying career. If I had 1 million bucks I would go get a degree in finance or something.

[Anonymous No.16641806]

>>16641789
chainlink does not obey your paltry rules of math and market caps

[Anonymous No.16641820]

>>16641789
>it's mathematically impossible just trust me lmao

[Anonymous No.16641827]

>>16641806
It does obey and it will continue to do so.

Marketcap literally gave Chainlink a max of $10 USD per token.

[Anonymous No.16641832]

>>16639001
This

[Anonymous No.16641834]

>>16641820
It's not my problem if you don't know how marketcap numbers work:

>>16641709

[Anonymous No.16641844]

>>16641097

[Anonymous No.16641860]

>>16641834
>not my fault you don't know that number can't go that high, I know that number can't go that high because I'm smart
Okay kid

[Anonymous No.16641898]

Bros this coin is very good for my needful very big news from inside source,,, big partnership coming SOON buy now

And remember
Did not read, not selling

[Anonymous No.16641928]

>>16641860
ummmmm hello, ETH can never go to $100 bcuz the highest bitcoin's market cap has ever been is 2.1 billion lmfao learn math

[Anonymous No.16641931]

>>16638990
$500

[Anonymous No.16642074]

>>16638990
$8 but realistically $4.95

[Anonymous No.16642081]

>>16638990

140$

[Anonymous No.16642092]

1k usd

[Anonymous No.16642136]

What can I get for staking returns? If I can get around 4% I'll quit working at about $100.

[Anonymous No.16642172]

>>16639015
Tax question: anyone know, since you are getting paid in link, if that fucks your holdings out of getting long term cap gains tax?

[Anonymous No.16642308]

>>16638990
I retired when it hit $4

[Anonymous No.16642328]

>>16638990
>Retire?
Anon...Thats when I actually begin my work creating a National Socialist movement in America to destroy the banking system and create a debt free money system so the white race can finally reach the stars.

[Anonymous No.16642353]

Why bother retiring when you can own ATOM and make a fixed amount of income through binance staking?
I already make $20,000 a year on ATOM, and i have nowhere near a million dollars.

LINK is ranked 18 for marketcaps, so its already pretty big and doesnt have much room to grow.
Its very hard for a coin to pass a 2 billion marketcap
ATOM is ranked just 16, but ATOM allows you to steak on binance, so you make passive income that compounds

[Anonymous No.16642367]

probably like $200. i don't expect to retire.

[Anonymous No.16642406]

>>16641706
based. how many linkies you have? over or under 50k?

[Anonymous No.16642424]

>>16641589
>whining about muh ERC is so 2017
Imagine how bad it is to actually hold them then.

[Anonymous No.16642466]

>>16638990
I can "retire" into my own business at $10-$20, need $50+ to be "well off". Retirement means different things to different people, most of us are working involuntary jobs when we would rather do something else more dear to us(and subsequently more valuable to society) but lack the circumstances/capital to go out on our own.

Most of us are millenials... Owning a car, putting a solid downpayment on a house, and having a modest income from self-employment would be "making it" for me. I really just want to do homesteading activities and make things, maybe do consulting or write(all of which are reasonably profitable, but require time you don't have as a wagecuck). What does making it mean for you anons? Another aspect of making it is being able to help my loved ones with medical issues because I'm an americuck and we are all dying young from diseases of despair and we don't have healthcare

[Anonymous No.16642991]

>>16642172
I think they killed fifo, so you should be able to specify. I'd assume it's smarter to transfer/loan your links to a new llc/corp and pay yourself as an employee a certain fixed rate or whatever. Plus you can write off everything as business expenses, office car phone dinners etc.

Shouldn't be too hard either way to separate it out enough to show the kikes you're only using/selling the new income ones (or did you really want to pay 20% on 999.80 per link). That probably makes more sense, Im sleep deprived fuck it.

[Anonymous No.16643396]

>>16639924
Gokart racing is cheap with $100 LINK. Find funding if successful with cheap racing.