/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58358207

What kind of business can you start with $100k?

Is osmosis a good coin to dca?

Every dollar Chainlink increases in prices, I can $1,000.

You need to turn $45k into $1 million. What do you do? WHAT DO YOU DO??

>>57247000
based

Hello /biz/
I am a poorfag and with some shitcoin profit and I’m wondering if it’s worth it to throw like $3500 into the cosmos ecosystem to stake. I think would probably pick up Atom, Osmosis, Inj, and Tia. Good play or nah?

What should I start dcaing into?
>HBAR
>Avax
>Dot
>Cosmos
>Eth
Or something else? What do you think. No shitcoins please.

>>57028827
>exceptional replies by biz standards OP. Read them carefully, they answer your q.
Truth.

>>56993154
Let me let you in on a little secret.
The ones who stay around a week and hold $60k+ liquidity aren't gonna rug.
They rug two or three days in at most.
Narrow your filters, anon. Find the gold.

Toshi is the next likely candidate.
>On Base chain so likely to get picked up by CB
>Not buried by thousands of competing chickens, dogs and roosters on SOL
>People kinda like it

>I have $50,000 stored in a browser extension
That’s more money than I’ve ever had in my life. What the fuck am I thinking?

ETH, Solana and Base chain.
>Why
ETH is the foundation of 90% of Defi and crypto goings-on. Almost every other token is on Ethereum, pays it in gas to swap and exist. It's a no brainer.
SOL is the closest competitor to ETH in terms of functionality and what it actually does as an ecosystem, and while it isn't winning in defeating ETH, it isn't dying, either.
BASE is Coinbase's network and the only reason I'm mentioning it is because CB is heavy in the pockets of the US Federal government. Memecoins and projects are popping up there more frequently now as it becomes a cheap and stable chain to swap on, with government funding.
BTC is too volatile and inflated to consider investing in. Move on. Sure, you might make 50-100% eventually, but you'll be crying before that ever happens.

Remember that Trezor thread yesterday, OP? It was for you.

Hot Wallet for quick grabs and opportunities.
Trezor for savings and long holds.
We don't preach it for nothing.

1. Drive a 4cyl anything, preferably Japanese and cheap to repair. Honda, Toyota. Subaru only sometimes.
2. Live in the places that aren't really far away from the city but are cheap for no reason. You may think these places don't exist. They do. Nerf that rent.
3. Learn to love beans, and using chicken breast in every viable way possible. Potato flakes and pasta are also cheap and filling. Peanut butter is also your friend. Sweets are a waste of money. Treat yourself with fresh vegetables.

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>>53246086
>i am getting a mint honda city with motocompo

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>>53075540
>It's either moass or we gonna buy until we die. Stop asking stupid questions.

>>50119556

DANGEROUSLY BASED.

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