How to Make Money as an Autist

[Anonymous No.27688199]

Also, how much money do you need initially to make any decent income from stock trading? From what I know, you need a solid $50,000 to invest initially in order to avoid paying high commissions, or even just to be accepted in the first place.

When I was 17, I though I was going to make a few investments with crypto and become a rich young man working from home with a lamborghini by my early-20s. I will turn 21 in four months, and I'm still a poor neet who can't find a normal job due to severe OCD.

I initially invested $250 in crypto on Coinbase back in 2017, and I was my investment grow all the way past $1100. When I tried to sell my Bitcoin, Coinbase locked me out of my account because I was under 18. I tried to make my Dad the owner of the account, but Coinbase couldn't have cared less. By the time I turned 18, my investment was only worth somewhere between $500 and $600.

Since I typically only have a few hundred dollars on me at any given moment, I don't want to invest my money in anything big. If I were to invest, say $200 into something, and then see that $200 turn into $250, I would feel very depressed, since I could've made, say, something like $50,000 had I would've invested $200,000. I felt like this back in 2017, too.

[Anonymous No.27688281]

>>27688199
you had 3 years to buy link faggot you also missed aave snx and everydefi shit holy fuck you are stupid

[Anonymous No.27689321]

>>27688281
I didn't do it, because I would've felt bad even if I made money. I don't have much money, so even if I turned $100 into $1000, I'd feel bad thinking that I could've turned $1,000 into $10,000. My severe OCD prevents me from holding any normal job, and I spend everyday inside a small apartment with my Dad who makes $20, but only works around 35 hours a week. My life sucks. I'm trying to fill up my time by constantly learning new things. Right now, I'm trying to teach myself Spanish and Latin. I though I was going to own a Lamborghini right around this time. My current reality is that I've never driven a car, and I can't even afford one in the first place.

[Anonymous No.27689406]

>>27688281
I didn't do it, because I would've felt bad even if I made money. I don't have much money, so even if I turned $100 into $1000, I'd feel bad thinking that I could've turned $1,000 into $10,000. My severe OCD prevents me from holding any normal job, and I spend everyday inside a small apartment with my Dad who makes $20, but only works around 35 hours a week. My life sucks. I'm trying to fill up my time by constantly learning new things. Right now, I'm trying to teach myself Spanish and Latin. I though I was going to own a Lamborghini right around this time. My current reality is that I've never driven a car, and I can't even afford one in the first place.

[Anonymous No.27689867]

>>27689406
little gains are better than zero gains my dude

[Anonymous No.27689938]

>>27689406
>Right now, I'm trying to teach myself Spanish and Latin
ngmi

[Anonymous No.27690089]

>>27688199
You’re literally a tranny. But the funny thing is you don’t have balls.

[Anonymous No.27690254]

>>27688199
Start focusing on what you have now, not on what you could-have should-have ocd fantasies

[Anonymous No.27690284]

>>27689938
Just a few months ago, I was teaching myself Algebra, Geometry, and Trigonometry. I dropped out of high school within the first week of junior year, and six months later I graduated from online high school. I never went beyond Algebra I. I never took Trigonometry, and the Geometry course I took in high school was a joke. The Algebra II course I took through that online high school was a joke. Regardless, I now have a deeper understanding of mathematics. I've also been learning tons of history over the past few years. There have been many other things I've taught myself out of boredom, but I can't remember them at the moment.

[Anonymous No.27690288]

comfy pic of maki because i love her

[Anonymous No.27690414]

>>27688281
>missed aave
its still going up. it only goes up

>>27689406
i'd say learn a lucrative skill but i've made more money off fake virtual currency than i have in my 10+ years of programming as a hobby.. competing with chinks and pajeets makes it not worth it.. and the average end user cares more about end result than actual robust codebase.

[Anonymous No.27690847]

>>27688199
>autist
you use that word but if it were true you'd already have hyperfocused & made it.
go the fuck back normalnigger
take your

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[Anonymous No.27691891]

>>27690847
>you use that word but if it were true you'd already have hyperfocused & made it.
I am very capable of hyperfocusing on things. I go through phases when it comes to learning different things. Right now, I'm spending hours every day teaching myself Spanish and Latin. In my previous phase, which lasted several months I was teaching myself mathematics. Prior to mathematics, I was trying to teach myself engineering. Prior to engineering, I was teaching myself how to use Gimp and Adobe Illustrator. Prior to then, I spend months learning and practicing rhetoric, as in how to convey certain information and respond to people. Prior to then, I was learning Spanish and how to strength training. There are all sorts of phases I'm forgetting about, but that's how my OCD works. I will form an obsession on learning something, and months later, form an obsession on learning something else, and then maybe a few years later, I will go back to something I was obsessed about learning previously, like how I'm going back to Spanish and Latin.

Also, I'm shadow-banned on Reddit. I didn't last very long on there. As soon as I made a few moderately-politically-incorrect posts on there a couple years ago, I became shadow-banned. Nobody ever sees my posts.

[Anonymous No.27692278]

>>27688199
Buy rope

[Anonymous No.27692879]

>>27691891
you sound autistic enough
my current rabbithole is chemistry, before that it was valve state operational amplifiers & I can go on.
just stop fucking reddit spacing.
there is no required initial amount
I started with 5k & just broke 100k
Its about getting skin in the game
Good luck

[Anonymous No.27693268]

>>27688199
Okay, here's the big tip, the hard truth. The most profitable hours of your life will be trading with your ear towards the ground.

You hear a promising new project is coming out. Some anon spams it, but it's lost in a tidal wave of shilling. Nevertheless, you investigate and DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH.

You notice that the that the project fulfills your due dilligence checklist.
-Doxxed Devs
-Low Marketcap
-Good technology
>Good tokenomics (CRITICAL, don't want them to print more tokens, or at least be wary of unlimited supply.)

In my case, I have NEVER realized a loss in crypto. I started with $100 a little under a year ago. Today, I am sitting around $14,000 , with a huge pump coming soon.

I will give you a freebee. I am 100% invested into DEXG. It fulfills the checklist and more. Only 700 wallets hold it. It is under the radar, but that is changing. Understand that (supply * price) = (Marketcap). That is the ultimate way of multiplying your wealth.

[Anonymous No.27693349]

>>27692879
>I started with 5k & just broke 100k
>Its about getting skin in the game
How did you do it, anon? I feel pretty dumb, because I only have a few hundred dollars to invest.

I went through a chemistry rabbit hole around half a year ago, and I originally went through a chemistry rabbit hole back when I was seventeen. I actually failed chemistry in high school and never got the credit. (The teacher was really bad at her job, as evident from several other students who failed the course. She tried to essentially boost certain students into passing near the end of the year to prevent herself from getting in trouble, because a solid one-third of her class was about to fail.)

[Anonymous No.27693402]

>>27688199
>If I were to invest, say $200 into something, and then see that $200 turn into $250, I would feel very depressed, since I could've made, say, something like $50,000 had I would've invested $200,000. I felt like this back in 2017, too.
You are a fucking idiot

[Anonymous No.27693457]

>>27693268
>I will give you a freebee. I am 100% invested into DEXG.
How do I know you're not a scammer who actually made that $14,000 by scamming people into buying whatever you're currently holding?

[Anonymous No.27693485]

>>27693402
>You are a fucking idiot
Why?

[Anonymous No.27693564]

>>27688199
> Makifag

[Anonymous No.27693829]

>>27693457
Okay, never mind. I didn't want to believe it.

Some of us were never meant to make it. Trading takes balls to do. Where your net worth can fluctuate in the double digits on the hour.

If you are questioning someone who wrote a paragraph out at 3am, specifically telling (YOU) to DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH, moreover suggesting he is a scammer. Then I am afraid that you lack the reading comprehension to read a whitepaper, if you even know what that is.

Grow a pair and trade. I'm giving you a golden ticket. Or go wage.

idk, you come off as "too intelligent to trade". Which also coincides with "too intelligent to make money".

[Anonymous No.27693843]

>>27688199
If you can't afford a huge investment then DOLLAR COST AVERAGING is for you. Whatever you're comfortable spending each paycheck is what you can invest. When you see a dip and are thinking about buying that funkopop nonsense, choose the dip. You have to get lucky to choose the next 10x or 100x. Without doing a lot of research and staring at charts all day you can't make it going all in anyway. If you choose a few tokens that are on a steady rise you can easily 4x in a year. Be patient. While you're doing this, making a few more bucks here and there, you're also learning, observing the patterns of the assets you're investing in. Eventually you'll make decisions more wisely. You'll eventually start casually buying dips for $100, then $200 then $400 etc. At the end of all that is when you can say fuck it, I'll throw a grand in this shitcoin that might just 100x.

[Anonymous No.27694167]

>Since I typically only have a few hundred dollars on me at any given moment, I don't want to invest my money in anything big. If I were to invest, say $200 into something, and then see that $200 turn into $250, I would feel very depressed, since I could've made, say, something like $50,000 had I would've invested $200,000. I felt like this back in 2017, too.
yep ngmi

[Anonymous No.27694172]

>>27693829
>specifically telling (YOU) to DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH, moreover suggesting he is a scammer
Con artists generate income through giving people solid, legitimate advice prior to scamming them.

[Anonymous No.27694469]

>>27693829
>specifically telling (YOU) to DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH, moreover suggesting he is a scammer
Before scamming you, con artists will typically give you solid, legitimate advice.

[Anonymous No.27694548]

>>27693843
>If you choose a few tokens that are on a steady rise you can easily 4x in a year.
I wouldn't want to invest so much time and effort to convert something like $250 into $1000 over the course of an entire year. This is largely why I haven't gotten into investing. I don't really have the money to generate any decent income out of it. I have severe OCD, and I can't get a normal job because of it. If I were to have some sort of regular income, since I'm a neet who is financially secured by my Dad, I'd be investing most of the money I'd be making from working into crypto.

[Anonymous No.27694637]

>>27693843
He is double digit IQ cattle who will never amount to anything. Just leave him be.