/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28916653
It all depends desu. Going to pay myself a little first. then let it ride, cashing out airdrops as they acumulate. I honestly don't want to go too down on thequantity of HOGE i have. I'm under a billion; i missed my price range for this. I'm already in the black even though i bought relatively high. It was pretty comfy holding it. The most i was down was 50%. Made all the gas fees twice ove in airdrops already.

Depending on how the rest of my portfolio goes, probably travel and make babies.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCDIYvFmgW8

hey /biz/,
I have an idea for an invention and it involves proximity sensors which I know nothing about.

I have zero technical knowledge but I'm willing to throw some money at this to get a basic model built.
What should I do?

>>14626568
0% fundamentally. Boomercoin literally doesnt do anything, and it does it slower and more expensive than the thousands of other alternatives.

It's like betting on sports niggers. Yes, you may make money off them..but at the core you're relying on something antiquated and low/no utility. Why?

>>13891473

Please help me. I need to pay the child support.

24 year old male in Canada.

I work Friday, Saturday, and Sunday (night shifts) as a correctional officer, and now that I have a decent paying job that I can do on the weekend I'm trying to figure out what to do with the rest of my life.

I'm thinking of becoming a perpetual student.
Going to school monday to thursday during the day and then staying up friday through sunday for work, but I don't know what to start with.
I was thinking of learning a language for a year and then taking a few months off to go live in that country to learn how to speak it as fluently as possible. Rinse and repeat.

I also want to learn how to work with my hands and gain skills that will stay with me for life, and that will also rake in a lot of dough.

I've been at it for a year and I've saved about $20k from my income & investment & own a nice car. The job is good money but I dont want to do it as a full time career. I might be able to swing an accommodation where I only work 2 night shifts a week and have them pay for my schooling as long as it's related to criminology, and if I did that I could still make a lot by picking up OT shifts. I still live at home with my parents and have had bad luck with women and barely see girls my age since I pretty much only leave the house for work and to shop. My best friends have recently become very distant, spending all their times with their girlfriends, so I'm not able to meet up and go out with them very often.

I feel like going back to college would be a good way for me to socialize/at least be around girls, but I dont know what a degree/diploma/certificate in forensics or some other criminology would really do for me.
Also if I choose a program that is 2-4 years long, I'll almost be 30 at the end of it and I feel like the only thing I'll have to show for it is a piece of paper to hang on my wall.