/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57089666

>>57089675
thanks bros

>>56685938
Have it go straight to your trading account. No point in wasting time.

>>56540245
Based

>>56540163
Also I did fuck my younger sister who is in college now. Not even lying about this, we were always on a good wavelength with each other. Hopefully I never get doxxed

>>56525377
Diabetic fuck

>>55994479
>KaT ID
Hedgies fear the felines

the market is HEALING

>>54289704
i fomo'd into shorts

>>51537665
Close!

>>51486972
Hello fren

>>51434829
I had some fully working personal projects I could point to to show I could do what I said but honestly not much else. Every company I've applied to has said it's a struggle to get quality developers and I don't even consider myself above average but apparently the bar is quite low. My first position was advertised as HTML/CSS role because they didn't know wtf they were doing. I knew PHP so used that, over time transitioned to WordPress and nowadays I mostly work with React.

Either you're setting the bar too high for a first-time position or you're not as good as you think you are.

>>51316469
-6%

I actually buyed at 23900 if it helps

>>30329543
>And don't give me the m-muh sats bullshit

how easy it is to find a random '20-'21 moonboy out in the wild. you will learn the hard way that you cannot ignore ALTS/BTC charts. are you really going to ride it down all the way to 20 sats, anon?

>>29121357
Everyone says to not trust your gut, yet my gut has always been right and that's been a tough pill to swallow. Be confident in your buys/sells bros, waagmi

>>28582892
That's the thing...this seems about as high risk as it can get but the buy-in is extremely low. Almost all my investing capital is wrapped up in projects I think have good value, whereas with this one, I don't even know what it's supposed to do. The fucking whitepaper literally uses the phrase, "A new technology will only thrive and achieve mass adoption if it can add value to businesses and make the world a better place." That's not true at all. I don't need to read any more and after reading that nonsense, I think I've made a decision. Fuck this shitcoin. Good luck to you, though. I hope it moons for ya.

>>27989932
>>27990454
Because some countries i.e. Scandis, Germany, France and Ned levy an exit tax on INDIVIDUALS, so it's not that simple.
>>27990515
Because it's way easier for an eu citizen to just move there(and by move you also need to make malta the CENTER OF YOUR VITAL INTERESTS, not just renting a mailbox).
>>27990760
Good luck opening a bank account in malta
>>27992003
Non Domiciled residents don't pay any taxes on capital gains remitted to the island, there's a 5k flat tax though.

>>27466149
Lindsfarne is amazing! I've been thinking about the concept of the meta-industrial village and I'm fairly certain that I have an appropriate vision for how they may look.

>defi as the backbone for financial wellbeing of individual, family, and community levels (and so on)
>blockchain voting that translated into allocation of funds towards certain agenda/improvements (like a deeper well, for instance)
>new internet and media transfer styles (this is where I come in) allow for ezpz stewardship of the lands and self sufficiency.
>can work a city job outside of a city

No one will have to live in a shithole rats-nest for work anymore, every kind of labor beyond that of mechanical can be decentralized, and mechanical work that does require human hand will have a far easier time getting where it needs to go to be fixed (though I think most mechanical labor will be automated)

And before you guys freak the fuck out about AGI, REMEMBER: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IS US, WE ARE THE PROGRAMS RUNNING IN THE MULTIDIMENSIONAL TURING MACHINE MIND OF GOD, and basically, we are about to go super saiyan because we are finishing our physical technology arc

>>27103486
guess there's no downside to holding then
Nothing lost, but I get to watch as these retards commit PR suicide

Brew your coffee boys, we're here for the night.

>>26864902
Hodling and staying in comfy mood lads

>>25197888
I'm rooting for Lightning
but it still has some vulnerabilities and usability issues
it needs work

>>24628177
fuck this is real

>>24609312
eh, I'm not as worried about it as 2017 and probably won't sell much (I sold a chunk of my BTC at 19500 already), definitely not selling my XMR
The fact that BTC was able to recover after that substantial dip inspires a bit of confidence. This feels a bit different from 2017, which was manic and hyped, this is much more subdued. There's also a lot more infrastructure and public name recognition in crypto now than there was in 2017.
Could be completely wrong and we could get another big crash, guess we'll have to wait and see.

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