/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24987051
Don't regret the past.
Think about what you can do in the future.

>>24987051
>10 years

I was like 7, I blame my parents, there will be other opportunities.

>>24987084
Sage advice

>>24987051
Who cares? I wa playing vidya with my buddies and shit posting on /v/ back then. The only thing I do regret is not staying with my first girlfriend

I was too stupid to figure out wallets back then and too stupid to even use PGP. I didn't deserve it.

>>24987135
>The only thing I do regret is not staying with my first girlfriend
Woah, same. This society is fucked. Mountains should be moved to keep childhood sweethearts together.

In 2010 I saw a Bitcoin thread on /b/ and bought 500 usd worth for weed to buy on silkroad but then got scared that the fbi was watching me so I never touched it and ended up losing my wallet

We were running the blogger.com scam here 10 years ago anon, no one gave a fuck bout crypto except for a pedos

>>24987184
feels

>>24987051
should i invest 100k in bitcoin?

I don't, spending time bemoaning missed opportunities is cucked and bluepilled

>>24987084
This, regret will consume you if you let it. Only you have the power to let it go.

Someone 10 years from now will have the same kind of infographic with another set of assets.

>>24988784
The top investment in 10 years will prove to be "canned goods & shotguns."

>>24987051

I know I would have sold BTC at 5$ if I bought it at 0.5, etc. It's never too late, there's still quality tokens getting out

>>24987051
Wanted to mine some BTC on my C2C i7 920 and AMD 5870 machine back in 2010, digged around a little bit and when I saw how complcated it was I said fuck it and went back to vidya. Eventually bought some in feb 2017 but lost more than half of it gambling on shitcoins since there were only btc pairs back then.

Many such cases, I bet.

If you had invested $1k in the right lottery tickets you would have an even higher return.

>>24987098
>there is 18 year old children posting here

>>24987098
nah, zoomers, gen alpha and all further generations will be slave to millenials who were just in right time to profit off the greatest wealth transfer of human history

>>24987051
By buying GRT

>>24987208
Bought opium on the Silk Road with 500 worth of bitcoin.
I know those feels anon

>>24989518
nothing wrong with fresh blood entering the board for discussion you boomer fuck

Maybe it’s cope, but the number of people who made fuck you money from btc has to be pretty small

>Belphegor is a demon, and one of the seven princes of Hell, who helps people make discoveries.
>He seduces people by suggesting to them ingenious inventions that will make them rich.
>When summoned, he can grant riches, the power of discovery and ingenious invention. His role as a demon was to sow discord among men and seduce them to evil through the apportionment of wealth.

>>24987051
Not like I could buy them at the time lol

>>24989670
What the fuck is an 18 year old going to invest, save the money, go to school.
Fucking zoomers man.

>>24987530

You’d be retarded not to own at least $100k of bitcoin atm.

T. Owner of $100k of bitcoin

>>24987051
look at their stock prices 10 years ago and compare them to similar stock prices now. How comfortable are you to say the current ones will produce the same amount from a 1k investment?

>tfw $5k would make you a billionaire

>>24989772
they shall be taught from an early age on how to detect pajeet scamcoins.

>>24989745
as much as I agree with this sentiment the world revolves around money and if you don't have it you're left to die and no one gives a fuck about you.

>>24989537
I’m 23 and I got 15k chinalink

>>24987208
Been there... know the pain.
Been hacked lost - in today’s money- half a mill worth
Fortunately I bought back in before it got out of reach

Could Chainlink unironically be the next thing that would fit on this chart?

>>24987208
Been there know the pin

>>24987051
in GRT 3 days ago: $8k

>>24987219
good times. Clicking on ads on fren's fake blog

>>24990032
No, I'm sorry but I have to disagree. I understand where you're coming from, but there's plenty of people that will like or love you regardless of money. Money, or the act of chasing them, might actually be an obstacle to that. Whatever, we're all here for the same reason.

>>24987208
Bought $400 of LSD in 2014. It came from Austria and was disguised as pH test trips. No regrets though, that was the best goddamn acid I've ever had in my life. Learned a lot with it.

>>24987208
le bin ther

>>24987051
By remembering that there are new opportunities like this every single day. Just look at GRT, literally 700% in 2 days

>>24989772
>w-what young people on my muh oldfag board?
>I was here longer than you
>go to school
shut up boomer, you will die alone from a heart attack, nobody likes you

>>24989537
satoshi is gen x

>>24987051
I can't believe how much of a joke company Google is though. People who wasted their money on that feel like killing themselves. Although tbf Microsoft is worse. Apple is excusable to me because they have always paid a dividend.

Bitcoin is a fucking joke. Its not fair to compare it to stocks. There is probably a sub penny stock as good as BTC but I don't know what it is but its basically like that. Somebody's uncle bought Globocrap at 0.0003 and it went to 0.10 before falling 66% or something like that.
Ever since people found out about Bitcoin is has been closer to stocks, since 2017.

I'm still not crying if I got Bitcoin this year at 5K and letting it ride until 100K which is probably happening though.

>>24987051
I'm 18 so I have an excuse, oldfags get fucked you could have been set for life

>>24987097
>237000x gain
Yes, unironcally and literally JUST HOLD FOR 10 YEARS, BRO.

>>24987530
can you afford to lose it?

>>24992218
reddit fag? go back

>>24987051
This just proves stocks are garbage only tsla looks good here.

>>24987219
We need new scams

>>24987051
Half of all businesses fail in the first two years

how are you supposed to put everything on a few select winners

literally a needle in a haystack

>>24992546
If you look at most successful businesses its usually shit like dentist offices and doctor offices lol

>>24992160
Yeah but that's just 1 person. Generational wealth is measured as median, and Millennials own crypto.

>>24990834
US census categorizes Millenials as those born between 1982-1999.

>>24987135
>>24987184

am I gonna make it in the next 10 years?
BTC: .1
ETH: 2.2
XRP: 5500
XLM: 5000
GRT: 5000
WOZX: 777

>>24987051
By investing in ANS LINK and GRT. I wont have hundreds of millions but ive still made it

>>24992788

>BTC: 1

Yes

>>24992788
Missing PRQ and XCM

>>24987051
I don't need to cope because I know I would've sold already owing to my bearish nature
Moreover it's a little cheeky to say if you had invested $1000 in bitcoin 10 years ago because at the time almost no one considered it "investing" or held long term if they got in in 2010
Really before 2011 it was not really investable, let alone understood to most people even in this shithole and after 2012 it got over $30 really quick which would've only netted you 33 bitcoins or $800,000 today
I consider 2013 the first year of smart money and truly investable bitcoin

>>24992577
And the US census counts most hispanics as white
Pew research says the cutoff is 1996

>>24987219
Met my gf doing that, reading each other's blog. Wound up having a baby and we are still together.

>>24992882
unfortunately i'm only .1, that decimal was not a typo. I know that's a suicide stack of BTC. But hoping to make some quick bucks swing trading some of the ALTs in this next bull run so i can dump it into BTC. I'm just wondering if I should pull my money out of TD Ameritrade and go all in on cryptos or keep some in boomer stonks, just in case.

DEXG is unironically the next one with a market cap sub 5M

>>24992567

>>24987530
how does $0 sound?

>>24987135
You only regret it because youre a /v/loser now who cant find a new one.

>>24989200
cybersecurity biotech renewable energy companies are the ones to watch