/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>10194060
There's no coming back for you, say goodbye, wish them luck.

LINK is not a coin for wagies.

Can someone explain to me what makes Linkie decentralized as opposed to distributed? There are a bunch of distributed oracles out there.

Report him to the SEC if you have a problem bunch of unsufferable envious bitches

I know everyone is enjoying the heavy bitcoin memes, but I have a serious question. Are dividends from stocks a meme? I just can't see someone waiting 15~ years just to get their initial investment back.

>>8882740
FUCKFUCK

>>8510182
Wow anon you sound a lot like me...

Any real girls here want to be my gf

stop this

>tfw missed the dip for eth

Fuck.

I put $2800 into TRX a while back, had a decent size. Had already profited double (implying). Didn't see the writing on the wall to sell then before BTC spiked. Had a massive scare and sold on the dip (yfw). I broke even and told myself "Well, lesson learned". Yeah, I'm a normie. Whatever.

There's a couple of road blocks:

1. Coinbase weekly limits are shit, I can only buy like $100 USD of BTC right now
2. BTC is High
3. TRX is going back up

The main takeaways I had:

1. Always have some BTC on reserve for these big dick dips
2. Hold during a dip but not necessarily during a moon

So what's my next move for getting back into this and making money? Should I focus on meeting my yearly Roth IRA contributions instead for now and paying off my credit cards? Do I buy on the next BTC dip to 11k and ride it back up?

inb4 "just kill yourself" "you won't make it" etc etc. Looking for some legit thoughts.

>>4938747
cuz

>>4932964
If I invest in empathy will it moon soon?

Worth?

Anyone else in their 20's and still financially dependent on their parents? I'm a university student and between studying, classes, extracurriculars and a chronic health problem I don't have time for even a minimum wage job. I'm on track to go to law school but it's going to be at least five years before I'll have my JD - assuming I manage to graduate university and law school. I'm 21 years old and I feel like I'm still a child. I think financial independence is the only time in my life I will ever start feeling like an adult.