/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23992733
never bought OUSD but I've been an OGN holder since March. Very unsure right now whether I should cut my losses and dump or continue to hold. I'll be honest I want to dump, even though I'll lose 50% of my investment in USD value, but at the same I'm genuinely surprised it hasn't dumped more yet, there's a surprising amount of people buying OGN and keeping the price afloat. This makes me think it could have a massive pump soon. What do you think?

What the fuck bros. I bought shitloads of OGN earlier this year. My most massive crypto purchase ever. I was sure it would take off. There were a few times I was profiting but I never sold, thinking it would go higher (it should).

Then OUSD got hacked last night and OGN dumped. Granted, it hasn't really dumped that much, there's a surprising amount of buy pressure. That being said I finally set a stop loss so I don't get any more wrecked than I already am.

If this loss is triggered and I sell, what should I invest in? I just need a 2X nothing crazy, please help, at this point I just want to break even. I sold like all my LTC a few weeks ago for even more OGN. I lost a lot of money in crypto 3 years ago as well, trying to at least break even

bump

>>19190065
bump

>>17632571
>Abraham Lincoln
>labor based currency (greenbacks)

this monetary policy is the main reason why Lincoln was based and the Confederacy were faggots. Unfortunately Lincoln's greenback initiative was basically destroyed with the creation of The Federal Reserve in 1913

>>17598207
I had to scroll nearly to the bottom of the catalog to find an OGN thread. Why are there not more threads about this coin? Is something wrong with it? Is there evidence it is a pure scam? It seems fucking great to me, that's why I bought about 500 OGN earlier this week.

And yes, I know that's not enough to "make it". I'm just getting started on my stack

>>17497944
those all seem like scamcoins to me

So, I'm thinking about investing in a good drone with a good camera and starting a drone photography business.

I figure it could be used by companies wanting aerial shots of their business, weddings, concerts and other similar events.

I have no problem I could secure a good drone/camera and get a good looking website up and running. My problem is I'm not that great of a photographer, don't know all the details, etc.

But I'm not in a huge city and we don't have a lot of people doing this here. I'm in a metro area of about 2 million people and on google I can find maybe 5 small businesses offering drone photography/video services.

Do you guys think this is an in demand business or one that will grow in the future? I really want to own my own company and get out of the whole wage slaving thing, and I know Crypto unfortunately is not going to be how I make it