/biz/ - Business & Finance

It's weird how people fear success

>>19819920
Yeah I mean I can't believe it that's all. At least a hundred of /biz/raelites, me included, will obtain life changing money if they just hold and promote this project around on the internet or in real life. This is crazy and I can't wrap my head around it

Now that it's gone down to 0.05 and further belowI wonder what OP must be thinking now.

>>19820996
Probably, shucks im only up 1432000% now

>>19819830
You will become even poorer. Go all in VRA and thank me later

>>19819920
I don’t fear success, I fear my riches being taken from me for not keeping good trading records for mr. taxman

>>19819830
>I see a lot of people getting greedy and saying stuff like $20 per token.
That's a realistic target for STA desu

>>19819830
I only have around 7k STA... if it hit 20$ a token i'd have 140k. That's more money in one investment than ive made in the last 3 yrs in crypto and outside of crypto. I plan on stacking more the moment money becomes available to me. But for now im just hoping it hits $0.25 and than it goes from there

>>19819830
Take profits then it's easier to ride it right into the bull market. You got to feel comfy with your holds.

>0.068
oh yeah here we go

>>19822870
Everything is online, how do you not have the records?

>>19819830
Look at this chart and you tell me where we are headed

>>19819920
I wouldn't say they feel fear because of success but rather they fear many things that comes with it. It is sort of a irony but yeah...

>>19823023

How do you know $20 is a realistic target?

>>19824421
This. Coming into money quickly, especially when you aren't used to having any can be scary. Also friends and family treat you differently.

>>19824856
token burn and constant balancing which means deflation. Increased scarcity. Also due to the balancer, any major upwards movements in BTC, ETH, LINK or SNX will force the balancing pool to buy more STA to keep pool split at 20% which would in turn drive the price up.
It's basically betting on the success of the crypto market in general

>>19824417
kek

>slow threads
It's dead, jim

>>19819830
If you fall for this larp you deserve to get dumped on by these people.

>>19824421
It's just scary to think that thousands of people that are wealthy are wealthy based on pure chance. They didn't Rly personally innovate anything they were just in the right place at the right time yet society deifies them. Its weird to think it's that easy to make 7 figures yet its considered successful and makes life comical almost yet depressing and pointless in a sense as it's all a game of luck.

>>19826609
There are people who want to play it safe and go to work a 9-5 and put money into savings and then there are people who are more apt to take risks and they may fail spectacularly but they may also succeed spectacularly too. I don't think either way is a bad choice but one is the safer bet while the other is not. I think it's all in the eye of the beholder and either can prove to be very stressful

>>19826609
Its not all luck per say. You didn't just happen to find uniswap and buy Statera day 1. You have been in crypto market, probably spent numerous hours understanding the changing landscape. You figured out how to be prepared and ready to buy with new tech. You took massive risk on day 1 buying from a anime picture on frog form. After that you rode through all the different V1/V2/V3 drama. But in the end you threw at least 250$ at an unknown project of an extreme risk asset class. No Risk No Reward.

>>19826772
ding ding ding

>>19826772
I can't believe that for this reason, and this reason alone, I might not ever have to work again unless I want to, and be able to provide for my family for the rest of my life. It's one of those too good to be true things.

>>19826987
>>19826772
Well there's actually plenty of ways to make money especially with stocks & the digital era. You people just refuse to do so/don't have the knowledge.

Plus Statera wasn't just a random pick, we did it as an entire group and that 1 anon who advertised spent days finding it and hours analyzing it if it's any good.

Also that 1 anon who knew how to swing trade and create like 20 accounts to not show off his power level deserves the money, he's a thousand times more intelligent than the holders.

Same for the people who sold at 12-15c statera and put it in various other projects, especially COMP which has some serious liquidity for people with 200-300k usd stacks.

However yes... it is disgusting how much a programmer or engineer or even teacher has to learn to gain a crappy salary and meanwhile there's us just intuitively playing a swinging game. But those programmers, engineers and real estate fags will learn to understand and appreciate the importance of the goddamn stock market. The stock market+crypto market is insanely more profitable than any real-life slow as fuck endeavour like mining and renting and farming fish or refurbishing furniture and any other bullshit which pales in comparison.

Same relative concept behind homeless people who do not appreciate suicide.

Stop spamming the board with your shitcoin that nobody needs for anything. I give this token max. 6 months, until it will be forgotten, just like all the other uniswap garbage coins. By posting 10 shitposts daily on Biz, you wont pump the price anyway.

>>19824417
The funny thing is that it is not even impossible because it uses well established commodities + has an very interesting and 1# in the world deflationary factor to it.

>>19827197
Lol the rest of uniswap tokens have been forgotten in few days, but this one keeps sticking around. Enjoy killing yourself after watching price grow every day for 6 months

>>19827295
You dont even realize that its already up literally 10000%. I hope you'll enjoy getting dumped on by the early whales

>>19827552
People have kept saying that for 2 weeks now. When will they start dumping? If the project is legit people will hold it too see where its going, if they did it when it went from 15c to 3c they will keep doing it now when news just keep getting better and better.

we’re all going to make it frens

>>19827850
here's hoping

>>19819830
Imagine how much the mcap can grow with new exposure on exchanges and the token burns. It can be big

Can this hit links mcap? How much would probably be burned by 1.5B?

>>19822831
Shh. /biz/ doesn’t know much about this one yet. Been trying to keep it that way.

Where do I buy this shit?

>>19828142
Uniswap. Check general threads

>>19826609
On the other hand, there are people like me who are supposedly part of the "privileged" white male class, but grew up poor and essentially without parents. Still I will ultimately have managed to turn literally nothing into multiple millions. Granted how I have good paternal genes (which is luck in itself), but if you acknowledge that I should pay taxes for this genetic reason, you should also listen to me and cease your free will. Because clearly you have inferior judgement. Moreso if you fall for pajeet scams constantly while I throw thousands of dollars into superior projects such as STA.

Buy STA.

It's literally dumping RN. Not even an audit could save it.

F

>>19826609
>It's just scary to think that thousands of people that are wealthy are wealthy based on pure chance. They didn't Rly personally innovate anything they were just in the right place at the right time yet society deifies them. Its weird to think it's that easy to make 7 figures yet its considered successful and makes life comical almost yet depressing and pointless in a sense as it's all a game of luck.

Everything in life can be reduced to luck. You're very lucky that you were born in the 90's/00's instead of being born a Chinese farmer in 1940 or a German serf in the 10th century. There's no point dwelling about it because every single person in the world is lucky to have been born in the past 100 years instead of 200-10,000 years ago.

>>19828542
I'm getting a little paranoid over this CRABBING, ngl.
The idea on paper sounds great for making money. But that's literally all Statera has going for it when you seriously think about it. It has no real use other than a kinda risky way to secure your crypto or to ride on the wave caused by some of the big mooning. It's a pure speculative asset, nothing really groundbreaking or something. While it's interesting from a financial POV, there are retards who prefer pretending to know about the underlying tech behind their dead project nobody asked for because the problem wasn't to be solved in the first place

In any case, I'm never selling. I'm already 30x in profit and if I wanted to leave I'd have done it already. But it will surely need us to wait at least a few years before seeing something like 1$ at this rate. We need a proper listing

>>19826609
It's the difference between people who could have bought in under 1c, but didn't, and the ones who did. Both of them had the same amount of luck. One of them will stay poor.