who else here /smallpotatoes/?

[Anonymous No.8036775]

>be me
>wagecuck for six figure salary
>really just want to make $100k in crypto
everybody here talks about making it and being rich but honestly I'd be happy with just six figures desu. I'm at about $20k right now from initial investment of $2k

[Anonymous No.8036811]

Six figures is making it to a lot of these fags

[Anonymous No.8036955]

$300k is a retirement for me and my goal, $18k in crypto atm, praying every day to make it

[Anonymous No.8036971]

Get off my board you fucking peasent

[Anonymous No.8036992]

>>8036775
you are pathetic

[Anonymous No.8037095]

>>8036775
Not uncommon. We see this in studies. There is no emotional benefit to having an income higher than $80,000. After that point the increases in happiness are negligible, and decline at higher levels. In other words $500,000 makes you no happier than $100,000.
>but anon the lifestyle
The lifestyle at $100,000 is already pretty fucking good. You only make it shinier at $500,000. Same shit, different hood ornament.
I only stack numbers because it's kind of a way to keep score for me. I know I could live on $50k a year quite easily. But I want more just to have it. Just to see those numbers tick up. Not sure why I do it desu, it's like points in a game.

[Anonymous No.8037276]

>>8037095
it's not the lifestyle that matters, it's the "stress freeiness" of not having to worry about making money and going to work
where there any studies between those that have to work and those that don't? that's the real difference not how high the income is

[Anonymous No.8037314]

>>8036775
I’m with you anon. I’m 10k here right now after 2k investment and I’d be ecstatic with 6 figures. Pay off my student debt, buy a new car, take some time off from my awful wage slaving job.

[Anonymous No.8037336]

>>8036775
I would like to make about $150,000 to send myself to law school. I don't care for a lambo or a penthouse, I just want to further my education and give myself the opportunity to make a difference

[Anonymous No.8037365]

>>8037276
I'd like to see them. I'll look for any that may exist. Something tells me though that people who are set for life with no need to work aren't necessarily happy with that. When you work it seems grand but oftentimes what results is a drug/alcohol spiral, feeling that life is pointless, feeling that people around you are only there to take advantage.

[Anonymous No.8037781]

>>8037336
>wasting moon shot money on college

Literally never going to make it