/biz/ - Business & Finance

>day 5194 of spending all day on /biz/, discord, telegram, twitter and tradingview

>spent all day on /biz/, discord, telegram, twitter, and tradingview again

I've spent 5 years trading crypto spending all of my free time on it and I'm still down on my initial investment

Is borrowing to save worth it?

How many years did it take until you finally became a profitable trader?

Why does nobody want to work sales/retail/food/service jobs anymore?

How do you get rich by accident then?

Normies think that $1,000 is a lot of money

my broker (female) asked me out on a date

daily reminder that bitcoin's price action looks exactly like 2018/2019 when it was between 3.2-4k

We are currently seeing Bitcoin volatility so low that hasn't been seen before in the history of Bitcoin except in the few weeks right before the November 2018 crash, the week right before the April 2019 pump, and the week right before the July 2020 Bitcoin pump. Do what you will with this information.

What do you guys think Bitcoin's price will be on July of next year?

/biz/ is so fucking uncomfy now. 2019 was 100x better than this

How do you profit in a crypto bear market? What are the best trading styles?

Will we have an echo bubble for crypto in 2023 like in 2019?

Crypto now is basically like the poker fad of the 2000s but in the modern era

Realistically speaking, how much money is FTX going to give us back on the dollar?

>a hodgepodge group of 4 or so people were the sole managers of tens of billions of dollars of crypto funds collectively

Bottom signal?

Feels like early 2019 again.

Why does nobody want to admit that we are in a recession as big as 2000 and 2008 right now

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That's a man (who I'd fuck).

Making housing the bedrock of the economy turned American workers into modern slaves