/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16117185
Why is Enigma so overlooked ?
It seems the team is way more ahead /code & tech wise than both Iexec RLC & Chainlink ..

>>15898587
>be OP
>dumb as shit, uninformed mongrel
>thinks that only functional things have value
>tries to create a business that provides only functional value
>barely survives on the smallest of profit margins and gets BTFO by all the businesses that provide emotional value and reap the highest profit margins
>remains a dumb slave with opinions all his life

>>12209984
> 2. Pertaining to my interests
> I have a few hobbies
mentions none, is this a bait or do you really have so weak communication skills that you not include vital details in questions you ask? you need to work on that anon

anyway
> 1. Unsaturated
there are plenty and each new technical, economical or cultural shift brings more, unfortunately if you ever become successful at one it will soon bring attention to you and competitors will arise - so it's better to not fixate on that part - the important question is not if there are competitors but whether there is any money to be made, in fact one of the better opportunities out there are things somebody else already started but sucks at it,

now stare at picture I posted, it's some evil consultant propaganda, but it will do for now, if you have "all the technical know-how" then "functional" level should be easy for you - think about your interest and ask yourself couple questions - take [avoid hassle] for starters, is there any hassle that's annoying or plain unnecessary and could by done by computer or automation or robots or whatever? what's the biggest one? can you do with it in a way that's profitable? would people pay for it? etc...

further instructions may be provided if you deliver some actual details

>>12119014
Pick a tier.

>>12090665
I could drop you some redpills on how to achieve financial independence, but those "business ideas" you've listed + dude weed lmao to spice my life up, reek of that loser vibe. Based on even that single post I could swear I've met at least 15 people exactly like you in the past years and 100% of them were losers that just didn't realize it yet. Statistically there's a high chance you might be one too. You're 19 though so that could change in time. Good luck.

Look at this picture, things you mention mostly belong in the "badge" and "belonging" categories.

>>9658934
Here's the black bill. Every business that could succeed by "working hard" has already been done to death by the jews and it's 100 times more efficient than your hard work. This is the age of innovation, not the age of working hard. We have robots and software and procedures and a shitload of other stuff that shits on hard work.

There is no formula for a business where you apply hard work and that guarantees your success. Even if you had an idea that genuinely innovates something, that's only 5% of the work; execution, marketing, user adoption, etc. will break you.

I'll leave you something that might help you. Check pic related. The context behind it is that there was this huge study done to determine what people are willing to pay for and how that correlates to profit margins for business. Business's that offer values placed higher on the pyramid have higher profit margins with significantly less work.