/biz/ - Business & Finance

How many months are left until the stakelets are finally free and we can really see the price of STINK begin to free fall?

>paying 600 dollars a month to own a depreciating piece of shit house out in hicksville built in the 1920s that will be worth nothing in 30 years when you finally own it after the boomer die-off craters the real estate market
I'll stick to renting, putting my money in index funds, and living frugally until I make it instead. Enjoy your "asset" lmao.

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>Staking is so bad you could have accumulated more Stink by just waiting to buy in after a bunch of retards locked up by their shitcoin but no one actually gives a shit to begin with so you get to watch your coins become increasingly more worthless until a year passes and you might have the ability to drop your bags which are now worth the price of a mcdouble and a diet coke from McDonald's
You're looking at the future Christmas of any stinkholder, and this is at best assuming your family hasn't put you on a medical hold for schizophrenia.

I was contacted by a recruiter for a job recently over LinkedIn. Their account seems legit, and their company's account seems legit.

However, it kind of makes me uncomfortable responding to ANY out of the blue inquiry on the internet. (So far they have only said they wanted to be in contact). Scams are far too complex anymore for me to figure out.

Do you guys have any tips? Would it be appropriate for me to just ask them for another form of confirmation? So far the only thing I can really think of is to actually contact the company in question and inquire if the person works there.

Do you think these guys ever made it?