/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26427574
the partnerships, the memes, the prophecy, it was all true all along right?
we truly are making it, it feels so unreal that its almost scary

>>13190061
me too anon, but is it a sucker pump again, I am so tired?

it's all trash
every single project on this market is trash

i hate my job, hate my life, feel insecure with my future, 0 family, 0 friends, no love interest and a mountain of things to do but feel no motivation to get anything done and i want to die

>>7318064
thanks bro, much better, I wish I could hug that beautiful doggo

>>7101080
Crypto was my only hope.

S T A G N A T I O N

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>>6586446
$0 is the bottom.
I hope you're in alts or USD, not bitcoin.

How you deal with extreme stress /biz/?
>wage cuck stress - a fucking hard project and I still have not found a solution
>relationship stress - my gf gave me a lot of issue right now
>and now portfolio down 30%

I have smoke like half a pack of cig and still cant relax. Curse this fucking shithole for not legal weed or lsd so I can escape for a while.

Also stress relief general.

>>6533601
Even VEN before it exploded recently we had 2 days straight of FUD and terribly photoshopped images being posted every 10 minutes.

Hey /biz/, I have an extremely good idea for an business. I know I need to trademark a name, but can I trademark the service my business provides? (There are no other companies that provide this service)

Also, if I bought a banner to advertise here (it really is a good idea) and made a thread advising you guys to invest in my stocks would that be against the rules? I know I can probably find a millionare who would fund my endeavor but I figured I would give fellow Anons a chance to get filthy rich with me, autists on this site are more family than my own family.

>>4931549
>Blockchain massively favors early adopters
>To the point that people in the next generation cannot hope to have even .0001% of the BTC wealth of the previous one
>Can't even hide the face that they are a permanent underclass because it's all on a public ledger

Totally stable society guys. What a great place to live in.

A lot of you coiners seem to have faith that crypto will bring an end to the global banking system and free everyone with decentralized currency.

My question is how is this possible when the blockchain system so massively favors early adopters and people with the starting capital to run mining rigs. When people at the beginning of the crypto boom have thousands of BTC and people who have yet to be born will only have satoshis, aren't you just exchanging one global master for another?