/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58141149
>what a fucking shitshow bitcoin has become
>stacks eth

tell me anon, how would you feel if satoshi premined 14m coins then removed the 21m coin cap, then gave most of those coins to his friends who then switched the system to proof of stake to use it to generate interest off of said 14m tokens

>>58110741
The bull will fucking pass and $LRDS is still not out. God fucking damnit I despise gamefi as a whole. So fucking slow.

Guess i'll just buy more ethereum now that all the sheep are getting shaky hands thanks to a few american boomers with nothing better to do. They'll lose anyway might as well start dcaing right now.

>>56334320
Layer 0 was always a concept until zk became a thing and even then, nobody really gives a fuck.

>solded link and filtered its threads
>i feel my overall happiness level increase, net positive
being a pond head has brought me more money and peace of mind than link ever did. so much fucking money lost. i was barking at the wrong tree in the tech side of things.

>>55753652
pre-social media (and reality tv), life was what was in front of you and what you experienced. Your parents worked, your friends parents worked, your friends dicked around and played videogames or socialised in public spaces.

People consoomed, but it was all based on advertising in tv, films and printed media. Trends were orchestrated, you went to shopping centres and you bought whatever new music, new tech or new clothes were in vogue and available. But this was all run by professionals and big companies that created products that all segments of society lapped up (hence nostalgia)

Then advertising shifted online and things became "democratised", slowly small brands and individuals had more power, sometimes more than old and tired companies. With e-celebs coming up, influencers became a things and suddenly the link between seller and buyer became much closer and we essentially got people shilling to each other, trying to "build an audience" or build a "personal brand".

That's where the new competition is, if you can convince a couple of thousand people that you are an authority on anything (makeup, fashion, technology, cooking, etc.) then you have an audience of potential buyers.

Instead of doing the job on behalf of a company (being a wagie) the more logical thing is do it for yourself. If you are selling your time for a company, it's seen as a stopgap to just trying to do it for yourself. This is the mentality of everyone. Everyone is going for moonshots, via OF, TikTok, Youtube, IG, Crypto, Twitter, Podcasts, etc. The game is "market to your audience". Apps and algorithms are happy to assist. And you're seen as a moron if you are not doing it (hence the wagie hate)

All this of course has come to the massive detriment of personal relationships because everyone is terminally online but also acting in a self-serving way, the goal is obviously to make money off the audience ultimately.

>>55535402
...that's just upsetting.

I study planets.

this should be pretty good based on the seething discord trannies and pajeets that came out of the woodwork. thanks for the rec and for keeping the thread bumped so the link in the op stays on the front page.

>>54197440
thanks anon, I'm afraid if I don't change my ways this is going to be me, but I've only just started to gain momentum after 5 years of grinding it out on the edge and should be on 400-500k/yr. and likely to be doing 2x that next year and so on.

I delude myself that i'll meet new people along the way, but don't want to pigeonhole my character as another rich guy, but I'm living as if that's my entire lifegoal.

>>53100934
Gambler's fallacy.
There's literally not even one reason things would improve so they won't. We're on an unbreakable path to financial collapse and then Nuclear Armageddon. Enjoy what little time is left.

I just said I wanted a nuclear-powered car why is everyone now angry and shouting

>>52972602
>Ghosts arrive from the past and appear in the present. However, the ghost cannot be properly said to belong to the past.... Does then the 'historical' person who is identified with the ghost properly belong to the present? Surely not, as the idea of a return from death fractures all traditional conceptions of temporality.

>>52789199
>tfw still stacklet
Why even live

>>52722866
I smoked some last night, people gave me shit for it of-course. I cannot wait to move away from Australia, the people here are the most tedious cunts on the face of the earth.

>haven't had a 4chan pass in forever
>finally sick of the scrolling captchas
>decide to shill out for another one
>wait I have to use crypto?
>ok I have an old coinbase account
>log in, need to verify my identity, blayh blayh blah
>ok, I'm in
>need to trade $35,000 to link a bank account? What the fuck
>ok I'll just wire transfer
>$10 fee to wire transfer
ok I'm paying a $10 fee to buy a $20 4chan pass. Is there any better alternative?

>>52414157
>29-35 grow biz to 10M
>first marriage somewhere here
>35-38 take majority shares in similar biz to make a group worth 25M
>2 kids
>38-42 convince (((vc))) funds to lend me money for startup with radical revolutionary idea, get 100M valuation
>divorce because i work too much
>42-47 grow biz to 500M
>mid life creisis, fast cars, pilot license, second marriage, golddigging whore with big tits
>47-52 grow biz 1B
>second divorce, give up on women, kids hate me
>52-60 sell biz, start own vc fund
>spend my time drinking too much wine in tuscany
>60-70 stop caring about money and just spend my time reading and writing
>parents are getting real old, sort myself out, find rich old companion that hasn't worked a day in a her life
>70+ who cares
that's the plan OP

>>51242255
Su sta started at the meme 1M but soon went to 10M and now is likely 50M.... by 1 USD it'll be
>100M
A billion is the new million.

>>51084891
Same, the sub section of 4chan that would wind up here is so spot on with my attitudes that I doubt there will ever be a dedicated thread that will hit the same way ever again. I cant imagine how at any rate. But then again I didn't think I would be able to top being in the thread where we made up Q.

I've been living with my parents 22-28, 4 of those years were setting up a business but it's time to go become a rentoid even though I could easily stay here another 3-4 years and save up for a mortgage or even pay in full while still growing the biz.

At this point the economic cost of renting would be negligible but socially staring at 29 and being in a single bed in a tiny room above my parents is getting a bit much, and I get on great with them. I've grown lots of areas in my life but this one is stagnating too much so it's time to pay shekelberg his due.

Moving back home though is totally fine if you can, you'll be able to spend more years with your parents as an adult, which will cement a more functional relationship as they get older.

>>29630109
The obvious answer is the midwest - its boring as fuck but low CoL
I recommend MO, KS, IA, NE or SD
Close to airports and other needed infrastructure
I WFH and bought a 3/2 in Oct 2020 for $160k - mortgage payments less than rent
I live in the suburbs outside the capitol city

>>28757451
Releasing a bio weapon on the world wasnt enough now they're fucking with our trades AAAGGGHHHHHHHHHH

>>20600592
-caffeine
-psilo mushrooms (microdose 3-4 times a week)
-lionsmane mushrooms
-niacin (vitamin b3)

Some weed and alchohol but these dont usually help with productivity. LSD is nice from time to time too

>>19686950
>accuses me of the very thing he does himself
just shut up already