/biz/ - Business & Finance

>find very old book
>copy it
>add new cover drawing
>sell book and profit until some autist sees you plagiarized

>>49543848
Every halving people talk like this then act like it will never happen again untill the next halving. Acumilate during the lows or YWNMI its as simple as that

>>28533438
i think what we're generally suggesting is not simply making hefty frequent deposits, but to withdraw occasionally to actually purchase goods/services. obviously it would be difficult to pay your mortgage regularly with crypto since that would amount to quite a few thousand each year, but other "investments" or purchases would be easy-peasy. if you need a new roof, just withdraw 10k and pay the contractor. new couch, just get one. go to a money order place and pay your utilities in cash.

not 100% of your withdrawals have to go directly to a bank. the largest limitation with avoiding banks/govt paper trails is that buying something significant, like a house, with crypto would be likely impossible since you would only qualify for a mortgage amount based on your income and identified expenses

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnZHsTyvMVw