/biz/ - Business & Finance

"Hello, yes, chainlink? I'm a professional memesmith by trade. I am here to get a job in your meme factory."

>Drop out of (((college))) at 19
>Start learning how to trade put/call options
>Become millionaire at 22
>Seething cousin who fell for the dentistry meme works 10 hour days to make 1/10th of what I make

Who else /making it/ here?

Find someone in real life that you trust. Tell them you'll sell them some bitcoin at a discount. He hands you cash you transfer him bitcoin. and there you go, no more pesky government trying to tax your coins

want to fuck an thot prostitute for 300$
shill me coins that will double by the end of month
cheers frens

just brap my shit up senpai

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double top + slight recession = cup and handle you nigger. Very bullish, personally im all in.

btw just incase you retards don't pay attention to anything, link was at 14000 sats when OP sold at $1.12 and is now sitting at 13800 at $1.20 so as long as he swung his cash into bitcoin he can still buy back at a profit.

Just made Twenty Four Chainlink tokens swing trading, thats $24,000 USD in a few years time for those of you who are uneducated. Feel on top of the world right now, what have you brainlets done with your money in the past 24 hours?

Anyone here work in IB or regular banking or finance?
Or is everyone here just retail?

>received allocation requests for nearly a billion dollars during private sale
>sold only 30 million
>international companies with over 1b yearly revenue are invested
>one of the most famous venture capital funds invested
>still under the radar

Dubs and I say what this project is and provide links

So, my fellow chad long-term holders, what will you buy in December? I have lots of money to put in, so I will do this split

>BTC - 50%
>ETH - 10%
>other - 40%

I already have some thoughts about what should I buy on remaining 40%, but I want to hear your recommendations. If this thread gets traction, I will share my picks.
Let's go

I enjoy my job. I enjoy learning a practical skill, which can both benefit my life and my career, and then getting paid to do it 40 hours a week., overtime optional.

I enjoy challenging work, I enjoy overcoming obstacles, and gaining life experience.

I go to work in the morning with a smile on my face every day. I enjoy socializing with my coworkers, working as a team to manage new situations, literally driving competitors out of business.

I think the difference between us is there.

I enjoy being a winner, the top dog, the best. At my last job, I enjoyed being the most reliable technician. I had a 2.4% rework rate, where the industry standard was 10.5%. I was respected on my team, new guys came to me to learn how to improve. I enjoy that.

You, on the other hand, have probably never known what it's like to be a winner. Let me tell you, in case you never get a taste of it.

Winning is the best damn sensation in the world. It's better than sex, better than booze or narcotics. There's nothing in the world like absolutely killing it at work, getting promoted, going home, pounding it into your lady, and then drinking wine in a hot tub. Too bad you'll never get that . Too bad you'll always be a loser.