Statera discussions

[Anonymous No.23177321]

You know the drill, green/purple/blue ID's make it

[Anonymous No.23177351]

>>23177321
rawling
$10 EONW

[Anonymous No.23177353]

So... if we get actual non-pump growth after the dashboard is out, when are we looking to pool? At $1?

[Anonymous No.23177389]

>>23177353
I think most are going to pool the next peak, so whatever it might be at that time. If the $1.38 prophecy comes true we could do it there. Would be nice to have some of the big whales on it as well.

[Anonymous No.23177532]

>>23177321
>roll
$1,000,000 EOY

[Anonymous No.23177581]

>>23177321
Only a STArgazer, but still comfy

[Anonymous No.23177646]

>>23177321
Feeling nervous so you had to include so many colors?

[Anonymous No.23177663]

I already know I'll make it with STA.

[Anonymous No.23177675]

I know it will boom but im too much of a degen to buy. might buy a bag tonight tho.

[Anonymous No.23177702]

>>23177351
$999999999999 dolllars in 5 minutes

[Anonymous No.23177731]

>>23177675
Its still cheap. At least get a suicide stack or you'll be kicking yourself later

[Anonymous No.23177762]

>>23177321
Bought a bag, probably not even gonna pool it unless it really explodes.

[Anonymous No.23177934]

>>23177321
I'll make it

[Mr. Nosenberg No.23177953]

>>23177702

LMAO you are a retard if you believe that graph. The average income is less than 1/4 of what it was in the 60s in terms of purchasing power. Otherwise, how could the people in the 60s afford a wife (That didn't work and was a home maker), a house, 2 cars and 4 kids? CAUSE THEY WERE MAKING MORE MONEY. In fact, they would work for 2 years and own a villa in the city, now you won't even own an apartment after working for 10 years.

And that's why you should invest in STA, your fat ass won't make it on a wagie slave wage, but you could easily buy a house and start a family by 2021 considering how far STA is gonna moon.

[Anonymous No.23178179]

>>23177953

[Anonymous No.23178391]

[Anonymous No.23178487]

>>23177953
I'm obviously heavily invested. I like making money, because I can spend it on stuff and I like being able to buy things. I don't know if it will ever give me existential fulfillment.

[Anonymous No.23178552]

>>23177646
Nervous for what? Wouldn't be right to leave any of them out.

[Anonymous No.23178555]

>>23178487
>consooming
>happiness
These are unrelated pursuits, Anon.

[Anonymous No.23178618]

>>23177702
This isn’t adjusted for inflation and is misleading

[Anonymous No.23178666]

>>23178618
Also, "income" is meaningless. What were the tax rates? What were the healthcare costs?...

[Anonymous No.23179030]

ROLL FOR EOY $1<

[Anonymous No.23179069]

>>23179030

[Anonymous No.23179380]

>>23177321
Rolling $77 EONY

[Mr. Nosenberg No.23179539]

>>23178487

You get fulfilment by creating stuff and by having kids. Either way you will need money to fund your journey of creation, your family or both. Wage slave salaries give you proper funds, in fact I am pretty sure that by the end of the quarantines and the mask regime, the average joe would be making much less than what we do now.

In the start of 2020 you could say the average person makes 1/4 of his counterparts in the 60s working the same job, but today? The economy has collapsed. Wages are likely to be a lot lower than they had been in the start of this whole mess by the end of it. If you ever wish to really make it, you would need to make some good investments.

[Anonymous No.23179576]

>>23179380

[Anonymous No.23180013]

I have enough saved for 2 months rent. Already quit my job because in 2 months I'll have made it because I own STA

[Anonymous No.23180051]

>>23180013
You have no bags.

[Anonymous No.23180548]