/biz/ - Business & Finance

To be honest, I am creating a meme project called Mousemouse, if you are interested in the meme project, you can come to Twitter to find me and communicate with me, my Twitter is @MousemouseETH

Although I also want to help you send you $5, but, I have no money, sorry sir

Lately, my circadian rhythm hasn't been great. I keep waking up at night and sleeping during the day. Sometimes, I find myself pondering what I can do during the night, but I realize there's not much I can accomplish. I'm curious to know what everyone else does when they stay up at night.

Maybe it would be better to use Chinese characters for the name?

I helped others design a tool on a website. After I finished the design, I was paid $210. Later, I learned that the product I designed was sold to a Chinese for $2,000.

Maybe you can also buy the upcoming coin.Although many things have not yet been made, such as the official website and white paper (maybe just a bunch of self-talking words), there is only one Twitter. :)

I am a child from a single-parent family, and I've had communication difficulties since I was young. My mom calls it autism, but I can communicate well with people on the internet. Around April this year, I entered the cryptocurrency space with $2,000. Initially, I bought some Pepe, and when it went up about double in value, I sold it and got $5,320 in Ethereum. Instead of rushing to transfer this money to my credit card, I wanted to make $20,000 to get my mom a better house. Our current place is very run-down.

Around the 25th of last month, I clicked on a link, and in an instant, approximately $8,430 worth of Ethereum vanished from my account. I still can't believe it... I don't dare to tell my mom, and I don't know how to. She's always complaining about how shabby the house is. I often like to call myself Mousemouse, because most mice live in the sewer, just like where I live now. I only have $20 left, but I haven't thought about leaving...

Wearing a suit, with hair neatly combed, eyes wide and round, there I was, little me, taking my first ID photo. I printed six copies, gave two to HR, and kept the remaining four. Two of them were tucked into my little briefcase. One was to be offered to my late father, and the other was to be kept for my mother. The other two, one was for the print shop, to make a business card for designer Mike Mouse, phone number 426969. The last one, I decided to keep on me. I thought, if I didn't make it through this winter, if I froze to death in the sewer, if I encountered a nimble cat... no matter what happened, with this ID photo, the departed little mouse wouldn't just be an ordinary hamster. It would be a striving and positive mouse, representing the unique designer Mike Mouse.

Can cats read?

On the back of the last ID photo, it was written: "I am designer Mike Mouse."