/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16566378
I had the same opinion months ago, but with ETH staking (once complete, there will be no more eth to mine period), and the fact ETH only went through one cycle, and LTC has been through all the same cycles as BTC (which is a bunch), it is going to produce limiting returns. Honestly I think LTC can reach 1k maybe even a bit higher, but ETH.....I see it going to 5 digits based on BTC cycles. Look at the ETH chart and compare to BTC first cycle..they're very similar. And everyone knows that second cycle is what took us to 20k, the most profitable cycle in history. If you really love ltc, go half and half ltc/eth, and at least give yourself the opportunity for life changing money

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>>15551280
Please guys, do not take my posts for granted. For a couple grand you can become an ivy league alumni. I'm an autistic statistics neet and I've ran the numbers multiple times. They offer these courses every couple weeks and only about 35 people per class, so very very little of the population has these certificates. It's all online and only a couple weeks, but you ARE a student and eventually alumni at Cornell. The blockchain for business certificate was nice but choose something in your field that you enjoy, at the end of the day it's an ivy league education, and employers will be jizzing buckets to get into contact with you.

I just figured out that beside my job, Im not accualy makeing any passive income. My wife has few appartments she gets extra cash from. We have a business that generates cash, but not passivly.

Trading isnt passive as I have to work to make it.

Basicly, everything I get, I get from work and not passive.

How do I start getting even small amounts of passive income? Even 100$ a month. I started youtube channel, but that's gonna take time before it starts generating. But its something. What other options for generating passive income are there?