/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18561813
>the solution has to be the literal end-all-be-all in its class for all of eternity and forever for it to be a profitable investment

>>17704850
>the normal 42
implying

>>17015052
>think they are clever
>think

>>16757581
>There's no punchline in your post

>>16398809
>Staking point be until fall 2020
let's see
>>16398809
>If you're from the future you would know this
maybe I get enough money only later on and then use it to build a quantum machine to send that picture back in time but the money only comes in 2022 so anything before then I don't know yet

>>16260021
>No a million dollars isn't make it
>>16260063
>top 0.2% of the total global population
>not making it
>implying

>>16257578
>none of that came to fruition
implying

>>16233093
>solution is middlemen

>>16232350
>>16232358

>>16079134
>saturn transmits our reality!!!!
>intuitive knowlege.
you're not reading
or you're intentionally misrepresenting the discussion
either way
>gif related

>>16066637

>>8362777
Checked

>neo is the one

>>3689853

NEO

>>3432328

Muh NEO's

>slack followers

Would you guys buy an ICO who's premise was that the company it starts would then buy the coins on the market thereafter?

Like, the ICO funds start a company who's operations require it to be an accredited investor (i.e. needing $1mill to operate). Then the company uses all net profits to buy the coin back. Also assume the company generates close to 100% ROI on capital every 6 to 12 months.

Buy or No /biz/?

>>2874052
>implying there hasn't been anybody that has made money the past few hundred year
>implying there is no chance to make money when people already have.

>>2701078
>>2701113
>>2701119
>>2701182
>>2701186

>>1321574
>>1321575
>implying I don't have a super duper valuable source that can wreck u m8
>implying false implications
>implying Im not invested in CERU

Is it as prestigious to attend an Ivy League/Stanford/MIT/whatever elite school only for graduate studies (Master's and/or PhD) than to have attended such a renowned institution since your undergraduate studies?

Will you get a substantially better network by attending a top university for your BSc up to and including your MS/PhD? Or will your networking opportunities be more or less identical?
What does it change, if anything, professionally, socially, in terms of the quality of education...?