/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25952692
Buy your way into part ownership of a crypto casino that pays dividends and collect other peoples losses. The only way to get cheap / discounted crypto.

>>25953317
You could set up a good passive income for cheaper with a site like pic related

>>25952412
spending a while on pic related

>>25949815
I'm getting about $1.50/day from pic related. I had 1 whole BTC, but I traded it for XTZ right before the price mooned

>>25950851
Passive income is great. 8 years ago I bought a bunch of crypto mining contracts and had let the amount slowly pile up, was able to acquire a lot of BTC for below sale price. But these days mining isn't anywhere near as profitable as it was and most mining companies stopped selling lifetime contracts.
Now I get most my passive crypto from casino dividends, they pay ownership tokens for every bet placed, then every day they pay out a large portion of their earnings to token holders. It's cheap to get started, but token accuisation is all based on how many bets you place so you should play around with the free BTC it gives you until you find what auto betting settings work best for you.

>>25951153
Happy Birthday anon!

>>25949091
Start investing in setting up a passive crypto income
Stake some where you can and invest the rest on sites like pic related

>>25939573
It's one of the 5 currencies they accept/pay on pic related.

>>25932302
Mining is nowhere as good or as profitable as it used to be. you used to be able to get lifetime contracts. Instead of investing in mining you should invest in a crypto gambling site like pic related. They pay dividends to token owners making it easy to build up a passive income, you could cheaply / easily build up a decent daily profit. much much cheaper than mining contracts.

>>25927646
I invested in a passive crypto income, now I trade that free crypto I'm getting for silver a few times a month.
There are tons of places you can pay with crypto at, and the list is getting bigger every day. Many precious metal mints accept BTC and don't report purchases to IRS if it's under 10K$ value.

>>25925345
I started focusing on building up a passive crypto income since about 25, atm I'm focusing on pic related, which is paying me about 30k satoshi/day (about $10/day)

Passive income is great. 8 years ago I bought a bunch of crypto mining contracts and had let the amount slowly pile up, was able to acquire a lot of BTC for below sale price. But these days mining isn't anywhere near as profitable as it was and most mining companies stopped selling lifetime contracts.
Now I get most my passive crypto from casino dividends, they pay ownership tokens for every bet placed, then every day they pay out a large portion of their earnings to token holders. It's cheap to get started, but token accuisation is all based on how many bets you place so you should play around with the free BTC it gives you until you find what auto betting settings work best for you.