What to do with 35 000€

[Anonymous No.24624662]

Interest is absolute shit, is this enough to invest it somewhere or am I out of luck.
Maybe I should just spend on something? Idk.

[Anonymous No.24625243]

>>24624662

kill yourself

[Anonymous No.24625295]

Try sucking dick

[Anonymous No.24625389]

>>24624662
Yes, unfortunately at the moment Bitcoin shares are worth $20k, and Mr. Bitcoin himself is on vacation for the next month. Trading shares of Bitcoin are closed because of this at this moment.

[Anonymous No.24625392]

>>24624662
stake it using EURN on WAVES and earn 10% APY.

[Anonymous No.24625418]

>>24624662
Nucypher (NU) $1 EOY

[Anonymous No.24625489]

>>24624662
Rent a bank safe deposit box.
Buy a Trezor.
Buy Bitcoin.
Withdraw Bitcoin to Trezor.
Put Trezor and seed backup in bank safe deposit box.
Wait 5 years.
Reevaluate the situation.

[Anonymous No.24625565]

All in DMG, anon.

[Anonymous No.24625585]

https://crescofin.ch/
3% interest, insured by lloyds bank of london

[Anonymous No.24625874]

>>24624662
You are never going to have the conviction, nor the understanding about an investment for it to be a profitable endeavour by asking random people what to do with your money. You need to do the research yourself.

[Anonymous No.24625909]

At the very least put it in an index fund, and don't look at it for a while.

[Anonymous No.24625963]

Go for dividend stocks, you can make 10% before tax every year
3000 euros per year is not much but for most people it's an extra wage (or two)

[Anonymous No.24626160]

>>24625243
>>24625295
hm, that doesn't seem right

>>24625874
ok fag, I specifically wanted input for a sum, I'm obviously not doing the first thing any anon recommends
unfortunately "serious" publications are terribly handwavy, I wanted to see some concrete ideas, even if they're shit

>>24625909
>>24625963
thx, I'll look into that

[Anonymous No.24626220]

>>24624662
If you hate the interest from banks, deposit on AAVE.