Net Worth Poll

[Anonymous No.3930348]

Let's see how we stack up against each other. Let's not inflate the numbers too bad.

>Age
>Occupation
>Salary
>Savings
>Debt
>Equity/Net worth

>Age
26

>Occupation
Software Developer

>Salary
$80,000

>Debt
$70,000 Mortgage

>Equity/Net worth
$10,000 Emergency fund
$18,000 Roth IRA
$10,000 Paid off car
$100,000 Condo (minus 70k mortgage)

Net worth is around 70k.

[Anonymous No.3930382]

37
line cook
32k/year
250k
zero debt, not even a car note.

[Anonymous No.3930403]

>>3930348
45 years young
Sous Chef at Wendy's
150k A year
30,000
0
500,000
pic relatred, it s me

[Anonymous No.3930435]

36
admin
$43k
-$15k
net worth is around $120k

[Anonymous No.3930455]

>>3930403
Did you piss your pants there? wtf

[Anonymous No.3930456]

19
Management student (year 1)
worked last year at 16k/year
2k cash 20k crypto
10k loan so far ahhhhhh

[Anonymous No.3930467]

>>3930348

22
Crypto "Trader" :)
No salary
No debt
Networth: $55k

[Anonymous No.3930471]

>>3930403
look at the trapazoids on that

[Anonymous No.3930474]

>>3930348
>another datamining thread

[Anonymous No.3930482]

>>3930467
>>3930456

Are people really making a living off crypto? Isn't that essentially gambling?

[Anonymous No.3930488]

>Age
27
>Occupation
CPA
>Salary
$40k with no benefits
>Savings
$5000
>Debt
$18000 car loan
$10000 student loan
>Equity/Net worth
$2000 in LINK

[Anonymous No.3930503]

>>3930482

its gambling except you have the advantage, not the house

also I love gambling cause im a fucking degenerate

[Anonymous No.3930504]

>>3930488
>27
>$40k with no benefits

That's terrible, friend

[Anonymous No.3930518]

>>3930503
I get that if you're doing it on the side. That can't be your full time gig though, right?

[Anonymous No.3930522]

>Age
28

>Occupation
Above average IQ NEET

>Salary
0

>Debt
0

>Net worth
About 600k in crypto
80k in stocks and other assets
60k car

[Anonymous No.3930527]

>>3930518

my bag is big enough that I just need to average about $150 a day from day trading in order for it to be a way better use of my time then a job.

[Anonymous No.3930538]

>>3930522
>600k in crypto

Seriously?

[Anonymous No.3930541]

all questions - 2

[Anonymous No.3930556]

>>3930527
Seems volatile as fuck though. What are your plans if the crypto market crashes and burns?

[Anonymous No.3930560]

22

Full time civil engineering student part time working for DOT

16ish an hour + 53.5 cents a mile for driving

2.5k bank account
9k in stocks, of that 5k is my IRA
1.7k in Robinhood which I use to daytrade (not very profitable desu but u don't lose much either)
Put 11.5k into crypto starting mid May, it is now worth 20k
5k in peer to peer lending

No debt (parents paying cheap public college, still live at home)

Own a car worth 6k and a motorcycle worth 1k. That's basically it of my net worth

[Anonymous No.3930562]

>>3930538
Yep, first started trading in Feb last year with 20k. Rode many pumps, could have made way more if I was patient, but whatever.

[Anonymous No.3930571]

>>3930562
That drives me nuts knowing I'll be busting my ass for the rest of my life trying to make what you've earned in a year. :/

[Anonymous No.3930574]

>>3930348
26, software, $80k/yr, $95k in crypto, about $60k in assets, $10k left on my car loan, no other debt

That $95k is all LINK btw. Quitting my job when it hits ~$1.50.

[Anonymous No.3930580]

>>3930348

>Age
29

>Occupation

"Retired" full government pension (injured on duty)

I guess maybe student? Working on grad degree in IT

> Salary

30k

> Savings

Was mid 20k but spent a ton on crypto and mining gear

Also have a 401k, haven't checked it in forever but it has to have 30-40k in it

>debt

0,
40k car paid for, free school (master degree paid for by VA)

>networth

If I liquidated everything I could easily walk away with 100k I guess

[Anonymous No.3930600]

>>3930562
How would u compare the hotness of the crypto market now to back when you started? I'm pretty late, got into eth in mid May and didn't buy bitcoin till it was 2500 so I'm pretty mate to the game. Im just wondering if u think the market will continue like this, do you think my meager 20k portfolio will make it to 6 figures in the next few years? I have 35% each btc and eth, the rest are random top shitcoins

[Anonymous No.3930619]

>20
>student at prestigious school but realized i got scammed
>no salary
>spend all my money on cocaine
>no debt
>$3000 bucks in crypto

how am i doing /biz/?

[Anonymous No.3930631]

>>3930600
I'm still bullish af.
I think we have at least 14 - 24 months of bullish continuation. Many good coins are in early cycles of price discovery which brings huge volatility

[Anonymous No.3930632]

>>3930619
>20
>spend all my money on cocaine
>how am i doing /biz/?

bad

[Anonymous No.3930638]

Ausfag so everything is in dollarydoos

>>Age
>27
>
>>Occupation
>Information Security Consultant
>
>>Salary
>$170k (contractor)
>
>>Debt
>$20k university debt
>
>>Equity/Net worth
>$8k cash emergency fund (x3 months of expenses)
>$40k superannuation (IRA)
>$10k car
>$20k crypto portfolio
>
>Net worth is around 60k. I only just started to make mad money contracting. Was on like 70k salary just a few years ago.

[Anonymous No.3930650]

>>3930503
At least gambling gets shit COMPED

[Anonymous No.3930655]

>>3930632
what were you doing at 20?

[Anonymous No.3930681]

>>3930655
Going to college and starting my career. I was doing help desk/IT work at 20, then moved into programming. Now I'm a developer at a bretty good company

[Anonymous No.3930708]

>>3930681
I am also starting my career - finance (either IB, trading, maybe advisory services if I fuck up my interviews).

[Anonymous No.3930711]

>>3930488

Fuck, $40K for a mind numbing job like accounting?

Why not just go sell cars or something, you can easily make $70K.

[Anonymous No.3930724]

>>3930708
well good luck bro, hope you don't blow (heh) all your money on coke

[Anonymous No.3930727]

>>3930556

get a real job, I just graduated with a business degree.

[Anonymous No.3930756]

>>3930631
In your experience, do most coins pump hard once and then die away forever like DGB seems to do? Or do most shitcoins run in cycle? Do you think its worthwhile to hold ultra heavy -80% bags that I have such as stratis or DGB buying near the top because I was inexperienced, or should I just cut my losses into the next small spike each has?

[Anonymous No.3930766]

>>3930711

Depends on the region. I don't have a CPA but I make almost double he does and im 5 years younger. I also have about 150k in equity.

Maybe that anon is retarded?

[Anonymous No.3930846]

>>3930766
>I don't have a CPA but I make almost double he does and im 5 years younger.
Big four? If not I'd reee except that I totally believe you.

>Maybe that anon is retarded?
No, just shy and unlikable.

[Anonymous No.3930863]

>>3930846
>No, just shy and unlikable.

Ah, an Zipperhead.

It makes sense.

[Anonymous No.3930882]

>>3930756
It really depends on how useful the coin is perceived to be for future use. I have not been following those projects so have no idea where they're at in development or anything.
80% down is catastrophic, I don't think it could go lower so just hold those and slowly buy into some other promising looking coin! Don't ever chase hype and pumps.
If you do buy into a pump and it drops more than 15% just take the loss next time

[Anonymous No.3930914]

26
jacking off 7 days a week
NO salary
NO savings
2,000$ debt
NO Equity
Negative Net Worth

3rd world aspiring entrepreneur who self learns tech startup industry, have local wealthy network/friends, plays poker, and used to do network marketing/MLM and sell and recruit people, pretty good at it. I can intro you filipino thotties too if 'ya like
help /biz/

[Anonymous No.3930929]

>>3930560
thank you mommy and daddy :)

[Anonymous No.3930962]

>Age
26

>Occupation
Formerly teacher, now Cryptotrader

>Salary
N/A

>Debt
Some UK student debt but not
much

>Equity/Net worth
I was lucky to be someone who found their old bitcoin wallets from the old days, I had 200 of them.

I cashed out half when we hit $2k (yeah yeah I know) And put it all into a vanguard, which is now worth about $450k. I have 100btc I just hold and 100 I have traded up to 180 with some icos and moon missions, quite conservatively. I live with my parents still and I am trying to find out the best way to cash out more. In the UK so its capital gains, I have already used up to the £45k tax threshold.

[Anonymous No.3931002]

>>3930962
fucked up I meant 400

[Anonymous No.3931016]

>>3930929
Yes and no. Parents did help out with school a lot,but I also worked full time every summer since I was 16 as a lifeguard. So I did make a lot of money.

[Anonymous No.3931018]

>>3930403
lord and savior janoy
iced out lord

[Anonymous No.3931028]

age: 26
occupation: chemistry phd student
salary: 25k tax-free stipend plus a bit here and there from teaching, small income from crypto stays invested
debt: paid off all my undergrad already
nw: fluctuates by 20% per day hahaha but like 10k-ish

[Anonymous No.3931058]

>>3931002
where do you use your $450k now anon?
I feel miserable af 'bout my situation seeing all your $alary, $avings and Net, anons.

[Anonymous No.3931063]

>>3930348
>23
>tech support for online software company
>$40k
>-$25k
>10 btc in shitcoins

[Anonymous No.3931078]

>>3930556
most people in crypto aren't completely fucked if crypto literally went to 0, they either have some "rainy day" money or other investments/assets/savings outside of crypto

I've been living off crypto for like 1.5 years, no "real job". If shit ever goes to hell I have enough money in the bank to live for more than a year and will just find a job, but better to take the chance and see how things work out.

[Anonymous No.3931118]

>>3931058
I just did what the vanguard advisor told me, its growing quite nicely, I don’t know what to do with my future that’s the only problem.

Probably go to language school in Korea or Japan to fuck some girls

[Anonymous No.3931223]

>>3931118
is it in a bank? or invested in a financial services company? how about here in the Philippines, you can angel invest on budding startups for a smidgen of your wealth, or even start a small pub, lure and fuggg elite qt filipinas.

My mom and bro lives in Chiba Japan, haven't been there, want to fuggg qt Nipons too.

[Anonymous No.3931227]

>>3930962
I hope you're nice to your parents.

[Anonymous No.3931269]

>>3931223
>elite qt filipinas.

:^S

Also I hate hot humid weather so no way

[Anonymous No.3931285]

>>3931227
Me and my Mum cook and eat lunch together, its cosy

[Anonymous No.3931289]

>>3931227
this
tour them around

[Anonymous No.3931293]

What's the best city to live in for a software dev? I make 65k a year right now when I should be making 120. God I'm such a fucking cuck.

[Anonymous No.3931318]

>>3931269
well yeah, it's pretty hot in here.
You don't find Filipinas attractive?

[Anonymous No.3931349]

>29
>pro poker player
>depends on how much time I put in. I average about 100k a year
>~70k usd + ~300k in crypto
>still owe 10k for student loans lool
>~360k from aforementioned stuff, + my car is maybe worth 5k. 365k final answer

[Anonymous No.3931351]

>>3931293

Breh I make $60k in a low cost of living city (first job out of college)

Don't sweat it, at least we don't have to slave for 80 hours a week and sit in traffic for another 20 to go home to a $3000 a month shit box in San Fran

[Anonymous No.3931381]

>>3931351
Lel. That's true. I put in 8 hours a day no more no less. And no weekends.

[Anonymous No.3931443]

Age 28

Occupation
Yoga instructor

Salary 27k

No debt

Own
1 car & 1 motorcycle value 8k

6.5k in crypto

1k in savings

Net worth?

[Anonymous No.3931447]

>>3931293

you're making 50$ an hr?
isn't onshore US, west EU, AU the highest paying ones in soft dev?
Well I red dev shops charge about 100-250$ per hour on clients, or maybe that's a freelance type of charge?

Are you supposed to get paid 100-150/hr these days as a soft dev in these places?

[Anonymous No.3931473]

>>3930348
30
NEET
0
2000
0
2000

Started with 1000 four months ago, while day trading, and literally learning from scratch.
Could have been way better, especially since just buying BTC and holding would have resulted in a better return, but it could have been WAY worse. No amount of reading can prepare you for the emotions involved, you need to train with the real thing again and again until you can control your reaction to the emotions ( can't control the emotions directly, fucking limbic system ).
Right now i'm doing nothing and waiting 15 days to see if my model is correct ( correct for the last three days so far ), if it's ok i will start seriously.
I hope to be a millionnaire by 2020, i need it badly to escape my subhumanising country.

[Anonymous No.3931515]

>>3931318
Get out of my country, whitey

[Anonymous No.3931520]

>>3931349
I love playing poker too, but I start to lose when I exceed 5hrs of playing, or when I make 'loose' plays in my first hour, any tips?

Does your '100k/annual' average include tournament winnings? or pure cash games?

Is playing poker regularly and day trading a good mix for you as per your time management?

[Anonymous No.3931532]

>>3931515
Flip here

[Anonymous No.3931564]

>>3931473
which country is this?

[Anonymous No.3931601]

>>3930348

>Age
30

>Occupation
Oil Pipeline Welding Inspector

>Salary
$290k

>Savings
$90k

>Debt
$0

>Equity/Net worth
Crypto - $140k
Properties - roughly $2,000,000
Stocks - $110k
IRA - $151k

[Anonymous No.3931647]

>22
>Carpenter/Student
>25k/year
>4ksavings
>0k debt
>Net worth is savings

help me /biz/, it's becoming too late and it's frightening

[Anonymous No.3931681]

>>3931520
I play online poker primarily, so I keep my sessions shorter than 2-3hrs. Games are very competitive now and I need to be sure I'm at the top of my game. Sounds like you are playing live poker though so longer sessions are going to be necessary. Just make sure to take some breaks. Most casinos allow you to take up to an hour break at a time, so just take some time after playing a few hours to walk around, grab a coffee or whatever, maybe a bite to eat and return to the table refreshed

If you want to be taking poker seriously you need to reading/consuming up-to-date strategy information. checks out runitonce dot com. I haven't read any poker books in a while most anything that isnt published my Two Plus Two publishing is garbage

I'd say 80% of my poker volume lifetime has been at online NLHE cash games, but the 100k figure includes some tournament scores I've made.

I don't daytrade crypto, buy and hodl imo

[Anonymous No.3931694]

>Age
22
>Occupation
Student
>Salary
None
>Savings
14,000 USD
>Debt
0
>Equity/Net worth
~18,000

[Anonymous No.3931713]

>>3930348
>29
>"Investor"
>In terms of realized gains this year? About 200k
>No debt
> Net worth about $6,300,000

[Anonymous No.3932095]

>>3931681
I haven't consumed a single book, blogpost, or thread about Poker, started playing casually in 2010. Just enhanced my game playing live over these years, thanks for sharing this site.

I actually just started reading about cryptocurrency and trading yesterday, although I've been familiar with these for the past years, just not really paying attention to it, nor the traditional stock market.

more keen on building tech startup, but hasnt pan out.

[Anonymous No.3932104]

>>3931713
you angel invest?

[Anonymous No.3932280]

>>3930348

>Age

32

>>Occupation

Health Inspector

>>Salary

75,000 + Healthy Benefits

>>Savings

$10000

>>Debt

$400,000 (315 house, 40k student loans, 50k cars, 15k other)

>>Equity/Net worth

About $1.3 million so I'd say well over half a million

[Anonymous No.3932306]

almost 30 NEET with lower 5 fig savings from previous IT work, and no debt.
I'm spending all day studying trading and learning as much as I can because I hope to one day be able to start a successful trading business, but I haven't actually started trading yet.

[Anonymous No.3932360]

>Age

24

>Occupation

Med. Chem. PhD student

>Salary

25K

>Savings

30K

>Debt

None

>Net Worth

40K

[Anonymous No.3932489]

>>3930348
>20
>business student
>$10,000
>$0

im not sure exactly how much i have but, my mother is a broker and has been putting money in me name since i was a toddler
the last time i looked it was like $675,000 or something like that (but thats not including physical assets and my investment portfolio)
its how ive been paying for a car and college and rent and food and shit

[Anonymous No.3932507]

>Age

18

>Occupation

caddy
>Salary

10k 3 months a year

>Savings

15k

>Debt

None

>Net Worth

45k

30k crypto

how am i stacking up biz