/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20432689
oh yeah—forgot to note
DO NOT run out and get a massive loan for *just anything*
chainlink is the kind of one-in-a-million project where simply dumping borrowed money into it has, on even only a modest length of time in the future (*not* years upon years—more like a few months, tops, worst-case-scenario), practically no chance of getting you raped
though it's no consolation for the improbable scenario of you or i losing all of our money;
we're all in this together
dr;ns

>>17325591
yeah, and it's pretty great
she still seems to use a scanner from 1999, though; everything she posts is, like, literally vga-era res
i wouldn't be surprised if she still uses a CRT monitor
funny, considering her artwork looks stupidly detailed for traditional pieces that are made (if i remember correctly) fairly frequently
wish ecmajor would do more stuff similar to what she does

>>7876338
i for one have gotten into crypto because i've always dreamed of having the money to live a stupidly lavish lifestyle to inspire my furry-intertwined mind
i haven't seen too many other individuals with a strong interest in furry-related things get into this, though; if you have, it makes sense, and i would guess that it's because a lot of furries wouldn't be deterred by the all-too-prevalent sense that they "didn't earn" the money that they make in trading or mining—or, better yet, they realize that they *did, in fact,* earn that money
but, also, the spread of furry stuff is predominantly an online thing—and so is crypto
given the ~nine years that bitcoin has been around, an overlap—especially with commission artists who like anonymity—was very likely, if not inevitable