/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19948710
You are implying that BTC thrives when the stock market crashes, but so far the very opposite is true

Also thanks for the article and thanks for actually providing good content, its refreshing to see actual discussions here instead of a bunch of pajeets shilling uniswap shitcoins to each other

>>12144437
>struggling
That is not what it is about, but compared to our output productivity we live like shit
Which happens if you have to take care of the whole world

>>10219400
There are taxes your employee has to pay on every worker that are not shown in your "Brutto" amount, it's usually 25-33%. Obviously in reality it comes out of the workers pockets, because the employee only cares how much money a worker costs for him, he doesn't care how much of it is taxes or goes to him.
So if someone makes about 24k€ netto a year they usually in reality earn about 40k€ a year.

Now there is a 20% tax on most goods, so you lose another 20% of the remaining 24k.
And rent/real estate is so expensive, because of the central bank keeping interest rates ridicolously low (to prevent countries from going broke now) and printing a shitton of Euros. (The circulation of € expands by ~10% a year!, so true inflation is actually ~10%.)

Some numbers might be slightly off since I am Austrian, but overall there is no big difference.
Also remember that the USA has a stronger economy, is much less regulated (at least in most states) and people there also work much harder on average.

>>10177533
It's simple
If you had 5k$ would you use it to buy Starbucks stocks? No? Sell!

>>10082825
>>10082780
So we have to wait 10 years for BTC to reach 20k again?

>>3743712
Don't forget to watch the blackpill on repeat