/biz/ - Business & Finance

I have been trying to shill a project, and I haven't had much success. I have my bags packed, the coin is at an ATL, there's no where to go but up in my mind. But I can't figure out how to shill this any better? Could some professional shillers here give me some pointers? I see what you do for XRP.
The project is Project TXA - token ticker TXA. They have a swap protocol (swap.tacen.exchange), exchange protocol (tacen.exchange), and staking protocol (stake.txa.app). To me, this seems like a no-brainer, but I guess I'm just too dumb to shill it properly.
What would you do?

>>27270947
join LAMBROS Society. money flows to me effortlessly

>>26644289
>10% into longshots (e.g. RBC, BAO, REEF,)
Cringe
Go away old man, invest it into ETF retarded alcoholic if you don’t want to be a failure to your kids

I’m 100% sincere, you lost touch and are about to lose everything

I'm a physics and math major at a prestigious university in the US, and I've been coming across this one term a lot lately: quantitative finance.

Apparently physics and quant fin are so entwined my uni offers a quant pathway for the Physics major. I'd do it, but it would require me to take a bunch of business classes (for which I do not have the prereqs) and fuck up my plan to graduate debt free in 3 years. Is it possible to self-teach this kinda stuff? Can you learn what hedge funds do on your own/are the resources for that kinda high-scale finance out there? I have the mathematical and technical chops to make the tools I might need, but I have no idea how markets work beyond very basic econ, buy low sell high, that kinda shit.

I also recently watched the Hummingbird Project, and solving what are essentially engineering problems in service of finance is something I could absolutely do. I'm just not aware of what problems people are trying to solve, like the idea of "high frequency trading" never would've occurred to me, but having had it explained to me I can think up a couple ways to optimize that sort of thing. I just need a problem to solve that will make me money. What are people trying to solve?

he should just throw the hdd into the trash like that other guy.

I hope you guys bought those dips! Merry Christmas anons I love you all

>>24548696
it's the western world bud. unless Ur in some metropolitan area. expect that kinda shit. you keep studying and make it mate. I got belief in you

Can't wait to re-buy cheaper. Making money is so simple. It's literally that easy.

>>24410138
yeah I'm thinkin' we're accepted.

>green line go up
>me make money

>>24394678
$1 EOD

Made over $70,000 this year thanks to trading in video games. Also fit and healthy.

Cope and seethe wagies.

I work at a cryptocurrency company (no, I won't say which one, obvious reasons) and we're looking to hire a social media manager. We want someone who knows the industry, understands the memes, and gets social media.
>starting pay: probably around $50k per year, full benefits
Who should we hire? Should we hire you? Drop a link to your crypto Twitter account (don’t doxx yourself though, be smart); I'll check you out and make a short list.

>be me
>got a little forge as bday gift when i was a teenager, havent used it but allegedly solid and heats up to 1000C
>bought a railroad tie ages ago, built a janky little make-shift anvil
>have done some blacksmithing before at a different forge
>have literal scrap metal
>can make an "ArTiSaN" hook in <10 min, actual experienced blacksmiths can do it in 30 seconds
>easily sells on Etsy for $30-35

is this it? is this the ticket out of waveslaving? even if i dont get any better or any faster and only make 6 an hour, that's $180 an hour
assume the demand isnt quite that high, assume i have to branch out into different products so not all of my work gets bought, factor in the cost of metal and gas, factor in the time spent selling rather than making, very conservatively still making $50+/hr. am i missing something?

Not the type of thread I was expecting to read on /biz/ but a damn good one for sure