/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.26167462]

>Age
>Net Worth
>How disappointed you are with your net worth, scored out of 10

>29
>118k
>10/10 disappointed as fuck

[Anonymous No.26167494]

>>26167462
>82
>128
>9

[Anonymous No.26167549]

>>26167494
$128.00, without k

[Anonymous No.26167569]

28
180k

5/10 doing better than my peers, but that is worth almost nothing.

[Anonymous No.26167615]

>>26167462
>19
>200k (given from parents)
>9/10 I didn't grow my 200k yet

[Anonymous No.26167792]

>>26167462
35
250k
8

bad but could be much worse

[Anonymous No.26167830]

>19
>560k
>5/10

[Anonymous No.26167926]

25
520k
4/10

It's a good start, but would need at least $5MM to even think about not working.

[Anonymous No.26168011]

>>26167462
>31
>310K
>6

Living in a third world country where US Dollar is almost eight times the local fiat with high inflation really makes you wanna rope sometimes

[Anonymous No.26168130]

>>26167462
>23
>2k
>What can i say/10

[Anonymous No.26168486]

>>26168130
Same here anon.
>24
>6K
>Meh

was 50k when I was 18 once upon a time.
Can't say I enjoyed the expectations people will put on you.

[Anonymous No.26168535]

32
23000
but have 23000 in student loans left to pay, so
0$

[Anonymous No.26168583]

>>26167462
>>26167549
>>26167569
>>26167615
>>26167792
>>26167830
>>26168011
So now that we got rid of the pathetic shitty larpers we can continue the thread.

[Anonymous No.26168618]

>>26167462
>22
>120k
>10/10
I had three years

[Anonymous No.26168622]

>>26167462
> 32
> 170k
> 3/10
actually quite happy so far

[Anonymous No.26168705]

29
3.5k
1

[Anonymous No.26168733]

> 24
> 47500
> 10/10
Better late than never.

[Anonymous No.26168739]

>>26168486
I just finished studies for free but ex yu shithole. Betting on crypto's with 30% before job
>50k
35m^2 place here

[Anonymous No.26168748]

35
30k, but no debt
5/10

[Anonymous No.26168751]

>19
>3k
>10/10

[Anonymous No.26168767]

>>26167926

kill yourself

[Anonymous No.26168874]

>>26168583
>bought a house
>own a small company
>make unremarkable stock and crypto investments
>LARP

Sounds like you're just coping.

[Anonymous No.26168928]

>>26167462
>29
>92k
>5

[Anonymous No.26168952]

29
350k
10/10
I can feel the inflation in my bones. Nice house around here is 550k

[Anonymous No.26169064]

>25
>20k
>2/10
Been at my first career job less than 2 years, got college and the car mostly paid off, and started getting serious about accumulating and investing last year. Feels like a good start and I'm content.

[Anonymous No.26169085]

>19
>25k
>9/10
trying to get enough to buy a house with no mortgage in the future

[Anonymous No.26169132]

>>26167462
>27
>$270,000
>3/10
I could have done a lot better if I was smarter and bought BTC when it was under $4K, but at the end of the day most people my age nowadays don't even have a tenth of that value so I'm fairly happy with it.

I'm still a kissless virgin though LOL

[Anonymous No.26169205]

>>26167462
31
995k
6/10...disappointed but so close

[LebAnon No.26169234]

>27
>3k between cash and crypto
disappointed at a failed keynesian system that stripped of my savings
but we are all gonna make it
austrian economy is the way
fight for your privacy
invest, don't trade and never keep your eggs in one basket
also, fuck banks

[Anonymous No.26169580]

>25
>50k
>9.5/10

[Anonymous No.26169652]

>>26167462
>28
>230k
>could be better

[Anonymous No.26169804]

>28
>730k
>4/10

fuck im so poor made so many mistakes

[Anonymous No.26169930]

>>26167462
>under 30
>under 6 figures, majority of it is from wagecucking
>8/10 because of all the investment opportunities I had where I could've turned it into 250k by now

[Anonymous No.26169974]

>24
>600k

Literally only lost money with crypto lol, made the most with online income

[Anonymous No.26170052]

>>26168583
Found the poorfag

[Anonymous No.26170108]

>>26169974
>online income
good job. can you be more specific?

[LebAnon No.26170160]

>>26170052
that would be me
but we all gonna make it

[Anonymous No.26170199]

21
500k
8/10

[Anonymous No.26170212]

>>26167462
21
$30k
8/10

[Anonymous No.26170263]

>>26167462
> 4
> 10
> 11/10
did i do well in your shitty data mining thread?

[Anonymous No.26170271]

>28
>50k
>7/10

By having paid off all student loans I'm doing better than a shocking amount of friends but it still feels like I'm fucking broke, how is anyone supposed to make it when your family doesn't already own a bunch of shit?

[Anonymous No.26170312]

>41
> negative $34,000
>not happy about it

[Anonymous No.26170375]

>>26167462
Age:37
worth: $50
Ph.D. from USA in engineering
Pajeet
Looking towards a bright future

Virgin

[Anonymous No.26170400]

>>26167462
30
1.47M
If crypto continues to bull I'm happy.

[Anonymous No.26170433]

>33
>925k
>not disappointed

Hopefully ill joint the 2 comma club in a few months

[Anonymous No.26170486]

>>26170312
tell us the story anon

[Anonymous No.26170516]

24
150k
was satisfied until I came back here for the first time since 2017

[Anonymous No.26170577]

>>26167462
Net worth is income p.a., right? So, here goes
29
25k-ish
0/10

[Anonymous No.26170643]

>>26170486
Probably student loans, that's on the smaller end of student debts too

[Anonymous No.26170672]

>>26170577
Ok I'm guessing it is in fact how much liquid money you have??
29
10k-ish
0/10 still not giving a fuck

[Anonymous No.26170707]

>>26170643
at 41 though

[Anonymous No.26170730]

22
5k
10/10

[Anonymous No.26170780]

>25
>33k
>5/10, up from -20k last year, paid off my student loans with recent profits from LINK and PRQ

[Anonymous No.26170787]

>>26170486
>>26170643
exactly. student loans been hovering over my life for a long time. made tons of bad crypto choices: watched everything rocket and crash in 2017, sold $10k Link at $1.80, etc.

just bad with money and make horrible financial decisions.

[Anonymous No.26170838]

>>26167462
>26
>96k sold some link at March dip and bought shitcoins like DMG
>5

[Anonymous No.26170856]

>21
>maybe 1k idk
>7/10
I am alright, need to buy more bionicles tho

[Anonymous No.26170863]

>>26170787
alright that sucks but luckily you can still be happier than people who have more money than you

[Anonymous No.26170879]

>>26170707
He might have gone back to school in his late 30's for whatever reason

[Anonymous No.26170885]

20
25k
9/10, got a hold of around 0.8BTC in May 2017 and sold it all by August. also sold ETH for a loss when it was like 200. still not worked a single day in my life though so I cant really complain.

[Anonymous No.26170932]

>>26167462
>21
>70k
>10/10 very disappointed

I feel stupid because the last 4 years ive just been sitting on my 2k link stack instead of buying more link and other altcoins, but in my defence i only just recently got a job that actually pays worth a shit last year

[Anonymous No.26171063]

22
200k in LINK
5/10 Not doing too bad

[Anonymous No.26171496]

>>26170271
You're not doing bad dude. A ton of posts in threads like this will also be larp foe what its worth.

t. 28 year old with around
50K cash that i need to get off my ass and move into some assets
~15K crypto
Somewhere between 15 and 20K 401K

~15K low interest student loan left
~15K car loan left

[Anonymous No.26172179]

>>26167462
> disappointed
Because you think you need more or because you think you should have been able to make more?

[Anonymous No.26172446]

>>26170108
no

[Anonymous No.26172560]

>>26167462
48
1.7m
Sad

j spent my 20's and 30's acting like id always make more money, plenty to make it up later, and its not working out like that...

[Anonymous No.26172599]

>>26167462
>22
>4k
>10/10

[Anonymous No.26173166]

>>26167462
31
800k
5/10, I predicted a lot of good moves but I’m always scared to move out of BTC, anyway, if everything goes according to the plan, I will be around 5M in 4/5 years (end of 2021 I will start diversifying for the first time in stocks, maybe earlier, I have some good calls already)

[Anonymous No.26173213]

>>26172560
>j spent my 20's and 30's acting like id always make more money, plenty to make it up later, and its not working out like that...
what happened? what we’re your biggest mistakes?

[Anonymous No.26173288]

>>26167462
36
700k
5/10

should be over a million if i hadnt lost 200k a few years ago, and invested that money in an index fund it would have tripled to 600k

[Anonymous No.26173302]

>>26167462
>39
>$250k
>5

[Anonymous No.26173373]

>>26167462
27
~ $120k
10/10 disappoint.

I was up to $350k but the rug pull got me. :'c

[Anonymous No.26173438]

>27
>$700-800k
>6/10
It better than most but I should be worth a lot more if I had made some better choices

[Anonymous No.26173468]

>>26167462
23 $40k, very grateful to not be in debt (at least debt that isn't working in my favor) and to have something stacked up. Most of my peers are beyond fucked.

[Anonymous No.26173534]

>>26168583
Let me guess, your in you're mid to late 20s and accomplished nothing besides playing vidya all day? People like you are why I don't keep normies as friends anymore.

[Anonymous No.26173562]

>>26173468
same age and position, fren, feels good

[Anonymous No.26173677]

>>26167462
23
610k
no debt

not disappointed but still scared for the future somehow

[Anonymous No.26173686]

>>26167462
23
2k
Not disappointed at all, actually doing better than I expected.

[Anonymous No.26173694]

>18
>20k
>0/10 cause I worked for it

[Anonymous No.26173787]

>21
>27k

7/10 cause no debt

[Anonymous No.26173884]

>>26167462
18
160k
0/10 because I didnt work for it.

[Anonymous No.26174085]

>>26170577
>>26170672
It's the overall value you have in assets & cash minus debt. I have 3k in stocks, 2k in crypto, 80k in property, 1k in the bank and no debt. Therefore my net worth is £86k.

Not that great but I don't care.

[Anonymous No.26174093]

>29
>~$200k
>7/10

[Anonymous No.26174134]

>>26167462
>25
>30k (after subtracting 55k student debt)
>7/10
not utterly disappointed because i'm still a (phd) student and have only ever worked as an intern.

[Anonymous No.26174139]

>25
>$10k Savings
>$1k Checkings
>$8k Crypto
>$11.5k Robinhood
>$4k IRA

I have a paid off car from 2007 and a degree with no debt. I feel pretty happy about where I'm at but disappointed I wasn't able to accumulate more crypto earlier. I bought $50 every paycheck but would put $100 into Robinhood, which is still very up. Most of my friends are struggling to get good jobs and most of them don't have investment accounts or crypto. I try to remind myself that I'm lucky and can put a down payment on a decent place whenever I'd like.

I don't think I'll ever make over $60k though unless I get a souless IT job. Is it worth pivoting to that if I'm happy in the industry I'm in? Making $43k rn.

[Anonymous No.26174211]

>21
>2k
>0
Worked an almost brazilian minimum wage job only once in my life. Doubled since then. I'm satisfied. One day I'm gonna make it.

[Anonymous No.26174242]

>>26167462
>18
>750
>9/10

[Anonymous No.26174253]

>20
>45k
>meh, could be a easterner

[Anonymous No.26174261]

>>26167462
>65
>500USD
>1/10

[Anonymous No.26174310]

>29
>70k, no debt
>4/10

[Anonymous No.26174353]

>>26174261
sir, are you okay?

[Anonymous No.26174375]

>Age
24
>Net Worth
35k
>How disappointed you are with your net worth, scored out of 10
5/10, probably worse than 90% of /biz/raelis but during this market cycle i might reach 6 figures, and can start dollar cost averaging bitcoin during the next bear market.

[Anonymous No.26174463]

>>26167462
>25
>14k€
>fuck wage slaving/10
I hate my job, I hate that I have so little money to do anything that matters. Best I can do is pay rent and buy a couple knives a year to feed hobby.

[Anonymous No.26174511]

>>26167462
21
€20k
3/10 disappointed since I started with 4k

[Anonymous No.26174569]

>34
>$1.3 mil
>5/10
Not 0/10 disappointed because my goal is much higher, not 10/10 disappointed because my net worth was negative just 1 year ago.

[Anonymous No.26174627]

>28
>$200k-ish, just got a fat raise to $130k/year at wagie
>anxious/10 - $90k of this is in coins, mostly stink

honestly bros, if I told my broke ass, unemployed ass, depressed ass self 3 years ago that this would be my financial situation today, my old self would’ve broke down in happy tears.

Now that I have money, I quickly found out that my sadness was rooted in loneliness, not brokeness.

Don’t forget about irl gains bros.

[Anonymous No.26174634]

>32
>500K
>9/10 disappointed. Wife and daughter ruined my chance to ever make it

[Anonymous No.26174735]

>>26167462
>25
>283k AUD crypto.
>7/10
The more I trade the less I make :( I should have just hodl.
Friends tell me I should be happy and they would do so much with a 6 figure bank, they really don't realise its infinity harder than they could possibly imagine.

[Anonymous No.26174792]

>>26168011
What country?

[Anonymous No.26175037]

>>26167462
>24
>10k
>8/10
Used to have 30k when I was 21, browsed /biz/ since 19 back when bitcoin was around $600. Never cared much for it, because I had a feeling I would fuck up and lose it somehow. Was always frugal, and /biz/ had a lot to do with that, but losing it all after knowing what I knew made me feel like a complete fool. Despite that, I would’ve never became the person I am now had I not experienced that loss, hence only an 8 instead of a 10.

[Anonymous No.26175099]

>>26175037
howd you lose 20k?

[Anonymous No.26175190]

>>26167462
19
70k crypto portfolio uni student -10k student loans
5/10
could have been much more if not for margin gambling

[Anonymous No.26175569]

>>26167462
>18
>~45k
>0/10, life is good

[Anonymous No.26175628]

>>26167462
>26
>800k
>9/10
>>26167462
I'm still not free but at least better than other's my age.

[Anonymous No.26175668]

>>26167462
50k
24
I'm okay with it, but its definitely not enough

[Anonymous No.26175787]

22
3k
8/10

[Anonymous No.26175907]

>>26170108
Selling courses on how to make money online

[Anonymous No.26176125]

>>26172560
tell us your story dude, we'll be your age in no time

[Anonymous No.26176201]

>27
>$2.1m
>1/10

[Anonymous No.26176258]

>>26167462
>27
>140k
>8/10 because I should be a millionaire by now but I'm still doing very well all things considered.

[Anonymous No.26176305]

23
~180k
2/10

[Anonymous No.26176330]

>>26167462
>25
>830k
>2/10

[Anonymous No.26176376]

>>26167615
sad

[Anonymous No.26176381]

35
~$1.8M
5/10
Doing pretty good but I still need to 3x before I can stop working and by then I’ll be almost 40 so what’s the fucking point

[Anonymous No.26176428]

>>26176381
>I’ll be almost 40 so what’s the fucking point
>he doesn't plan on becoming a sugar daddy the moment he turns 40
Why even live

[Anonymous No.26176535]

You guys wanna know how to increase your net worth really easily? But a million dollars worth of life insurance. Your net worth just flew through the roof.

[Anonymous No.26176850]

>24
>20k (Mainly from Canadian NEETbux)
>8/10

I'm waiting for the second crypto fall like back in March. I was making maple syrup and I missed my chance to invest more in LINK/IOTA/RPL/XRP/ and some others I wanted to shill out for. Trying to split my investments just for diversity.

[Anonymous No.26176911]

>>26176535
Doesn’t count until you die

[Anonymous No.26176925]

What's a net worth? Is that how much money do I have saved in my sock, or the price of my stuff?

[Anonymous No.26177037]

>all these unhappy anons with small fortunes
most of you have a realistic chance of making it, don’t take it for granted

[Anonymous No.26177165]

>>26167462
26 with 2k in my bank and no idea how the fuck to start investing or trading. I barely know what they are
7/10 tho gg

[Anonymous No.26177244]

>>26167462
>19
>started off today with 8.5k
>lost $700 from an incorrect LINK address
>back to 7k hell
NGMI

[Anonymous No.26177275]

29
30k in crypto, 14k in Bank account, 80k in 401k and 500k house
3/10

property taxes are a fucking joke

[Anonymous No.26177366]

>>26177165
Anon buy LGCY. That’s like 50% of my portfolio right now

[Anonymous No.26177384]

>22
>8.3K
>7/10
When i started at this market in 2019, i had less than 2K.

[Anonymous No.26177431]

>>26177366
I have no idea what any of these things are but im determined to learn, so fucking fed up of being a poor wagie not being able to live my life lol

[Anonymous No.26177571]

24
135K
5/10; decent start, but have most of it in boomer index funds, NGMI

[Anonymous No.26177652]

>>26177431
That’ll come naturally. I’m fairly new to this as well but basically low market cap tokens/coins are greater risk/greater reward. If I were you I would go all into this project, you can afford about 600,000 LGCY. That leaves you with $100 in your bank account and $100 to deal with any Uniswap fees for a while. If it hits even 1 cent, that’s $6k you didn’t have and you’ve more than tripled your investment. Go big or go home at this point

[Anonymous No.26177705]

>32
>5k
>-10/10

Time to rope

[Anonymous No.26177914]

>>26177652
Thanks for helping but i really don't think im smart enough to take such a risk lol poor fag for life smfh

[Anonymous No.26178089]

>>26167462
>20
>7k
>10/10 I would've started investing at 18 but the sign up process for robinhood was so slow it pissed me off from investing in general. Dumb reason but I tried 3/4 times and the shit wasn't going through. No debt though, which is something in thankful for.

[Anonymous No.26178219]

>>26174627
>Don’t forget about irl gains bros

Couldn't have said it better. Good luck brother.

[Anonymous No.26178252]

22
1.5m

https://stocktwits.com/symbol/CLF

[Anonymous No.26178281]

>>26173213
>>26176125
Its not that interesting really, its textbook really. My parents were silent gen, dad worked, mom homemaker. They were unsophisticated respect to money, you didnt talk about it. Dad had 8th grade education but became a mechanic and we never wanted for anything, but we never went on a vacation either, ever. Anyways, never talking about money, i didnt know shit and had no respect for it. I got a degree in comp sci in 1996 and went to work literally in the dotcom boom. My first year salary was more than my dads best year. Because i had no clue, i spent money on all the dumb shit you guys lol about here...car, house, eating out half of all meals, getting a girl, spending money on vacations, etc...all tbe time, and this is the literal worst of it, on credit cards, always outspending my income. From age 25-30 was like that, early 30's was financing the debt but still spending it all. By 35-36, sold first house which had doubled in value and wiped slate clean. I got very lucky in many ways...never out of work and my income has gone up every single year since started working, and i had a house that i was able to get out of for a 2x right before the 08 crash, literally 2 months before. That was when we got our shit together, paying attention to 401k(where half my net worth is right now) and trying to invest some extra.
I had dabbled in stocks on and off but was tard and sold things years to soon...eg i had msft stock in 1991 that if j somehow held all this time would be worth 3 million.
No larp, you are already so far ahead of where i was just being on this board its not even funny.

[Anonymous No.26178285]

>>26167462
>25
>125k
>6/10
wasted 50k in rent so far trying to get into the housing market, went all in on some shilled coins hoping to make it by end of year

[Anonymous No.26178303]

30
$5000~
10/10

I fucked around in my youth until 24, drew up plans and started an Amazon business at 26, didn’t work out and realized I needed a real career to have a good life.

I just want for once to know what it’s like to make a good decision or be successful. At least I know material wealth doesn’t mean anything compared to young age and health.

[Anonymous No.26178330]

>>26167462
>29
>440k
>8/10 disappointment

[Anonymous No.26178384]

>>26174139
nothing is worth your happiness, anon

[Anonymous No.26178395]

>36
>5k
>100/10

[Anonymous No.26178421]

>>26168952
theres a 2 bedroom down the road probably 50 years old 500k and over the suffering is eternal

[Anonymous No.26178425]

>>26174627
What kind of wagie job do you have anon? I've got the net worth but I'm unemployed. I want to change that without dropping a retarded fortune for a meme diploma

[Anonymous No.26178452]

>>26167462
34
maybe 250k'ish
8/10 disappointed

It's not that I'm doing awful or hard up, it's just as you get older the missed opportunities pile up into a mountain. I'm too big of a pussy to ever take a big enough risk to "make it". Even now I have an embarrassing amount of money just sitting in the bank paralyzed by fear of making a bad move and losing it.

[Anonymous No.26178457]

24
11k
4/10

I've never had money really. So I'm feeling more comfortable then I've ever been really

[Anonymous No.26178516]

32
14k
contemplating suicide/10

[Anonymous No.26178665]

>>26167462
>26
>22k
>5/10 I need to step up

[Anonymous No.26178761]

>>26178281
It sounds like you enjoyed your youth and still didn't do too bad I don't know why you regret anything now ffs

[Anonymous No.26178887]

>20
>$13k
>Extremely disappointed. Have considered suicide because I don't want to work.

[Anonymous No.26179292]

31
400k
5/10 why didnt I buy more link

[Anonymous No.26179427]

>>26178887
too bad, so close.

>trips make your wishes come true.

>28
>25k (+ car & nice flat)
>7

Got 15k in crypto.
Cant stand to work for idiots anymore.

[Anonymous No.26179518]

>>26167462
>20
>10k
>4/10
(invested most of my cash in clothing though)

[Anonymous No.26179864]

>>26178761
Its not all baf, but on balance if we didnt do so much debt early in life i would have made it by now. As things currently go ill be working all the way to 65 for sure...

[Anonymous No.26179906]

>>26167462
23
4k
9/10

[Anonymous No.26180383]

24
$30K
5/10 I've had a decent job for almost two years now but didn't really start investing/saving until a few months ago. Wish I would've started sooner but whatever, on the bright side at least I'm making decent money at a job I actually like

[Anonymous No.26180615]

>>26167462
>21
>3000 dollarydoos
>9/10
At least I have a job and I'm not broke, and I'm living with my mom now who isn't charging me anything. I never got into investing until very recently, I've wasted a fuckton of time and money that I could have been building over the last few years.

[Anonymous No.26180635]

23
46.5k
Disappointed

[Anonymous No.26180761]

OP you need to fuck off. I'm the same age as you, around the same net worth, and I'm very happy with where I'm at. We are well outside the bell curve, and are way more well of than others. Get off here and get off social media, assuming you keep comparing yourself to all these other vocal minorities who have millions of dollars worth in LINK. go read some Plato or some shit too if you haven't

[Anonymous No.26181209]

>29
>320k
>4/10

Apparently that puts me in the 97th-98th percentile for my age group. So I guess I can't be too disappointed.

[Anonymous No.26181250]

24
$9k
probably a 8 on the disappointment scale, but I have a job that can net me $60k a year. Altho with my crypto going up I probably wont have to take that job and stay being a NEET.

[Anonymous No.26181404]

Only started tracking it in December
>26
>350-400k depending on bitcoin's price on the day
>3/10
I've only been working for a couple of years, saving seriously for less than that.

[Anonymous No.26181435]

>>26181209
That's pretty damn good if not a LARP.
How'd you get there? Just working and saving/investing?
All things considered I should be on track to hit that around age 30, but can't live at home forever so not sure exactly. Gotta be a comfy position but probably a different perspective on that at your age.
>>26181250
24
$40k net worth as of last pay check.
10/10.
$15k debt paid off then was able to allocate a good chunk of every paycheck towards savings/401k/roth IRA along with a regular investment account I use as 'savings' since rates are so shit lately. No crypto because I'm not retarded but good luck to all the greater fools out there.

[Anonymous No.26181442]

>>26167462
35
$189k
10

[Anonymous No.26181477]

>>26181435
actually 23*. I'turning 24 next month

[Anonymous No.26181634]

>>26181435
Chainlink lol. I've been all in since 2017 and DCA'd the entirety of 2018 and half of 2019.

[Anonymous No.26181726]

>>26181634
Congrats. U cash out? Hope taxes don't turn u into a rekt thread on /b/.
What inspired you to be all in?

[Anonymous No.26181869]

>24
>20k
>I really don’t give a fuck I live with my parents and plan to kill myself within a couple years

[Anonymous No.26181922]

>>26181435
why did you reply to my post?

[Anonymous No.26181955]

>>26181869
I feel the same way. I'm probably gonna get the covid vaccine and fuck around and then contemplate whether I should die.

[Anonymous No.26182007]

>>26181922
50 % to stunt on you that I'm wealthier at a younger age
50 % you were most recent post

[Anonymous No.26182073]

>>26181726
I haven't cashed out yet, the rest of 2021 should be bullish for crypto in my estimation. But not really worried about it either way. I've watched my holdings go up and down and am completely unemotional about it.

I'm an attorney so I know how to deal with my taxes and have always reported everything. All my holdings are long term capital gains now, I don't trade.

There were a lot of smart anons around here in 2017-2018, honestly there still are but you have to really know how to read through 4chan/ /biz/'s bs to find the real shit. (I've been coming to 4chan for 15 years. Inb4 underage ban).

Link just had in my opinion the best value proposition in crypto. As an attorney I believe that smart contracts are a revolutionary industry interrupting technology. Chainlink solves a real problem to connect smart contracts to the real world, legacy systems, and blockchains to each other. It was just too undervalued, and honestly still too undervalued to not go all in. I saw my opportunity to hit and homerun and swung for he fence with it.

[Anonymous No.26182085]

>>26169804
Suck a dick

[Anonymous No.26182129]

27
25k
3/10

I only worked for a year of my life so I think pretty good, could have gotten into crypto at the start of the year though for sick gains oh well

[Anonymous No.26182151]

>28
>11k gbp
>4/10

I had to leave a shithole country behind called Bulgaria to start a new life in UK, been living here for 4 years and tried multiple things, been into investing for over half a year and crypto has my interest

[Anonymous No.26182168]

>>26182073
Very nice. Congrats and best of luck going forward.
I'm an old soul. After grabbing all the stock dips in March I've been all in on BRK.B.
t. bachelors degree accountant at insurance firm raking in a fat $41k/yr wfh

[Anonymous No.26182181]

>>26182007
ok

[Anonymous No.26182242]

30
1k
1000/10
i had over 10k link at one point :(

[Anonymous No.26182311]

>>26182181
Sorry broke boi u must be this rich to post here

It's a shitpost I'm just bustin ur balls. Just keep buying crypto currency you'll be galaxies richer than me eventually

[Anonymous No.26182324]

21
$60k inc. assets
3/10, not too concerned that I could have made more because 98% of people my age have a net worth about $2.50

[Anonymous No.26182570]

33
5k
A bunch of debt, mortgage yadayada
Living the life

[Anonymous No.26182908]

>30
>100k
>zen buddhist

I'll probably be a millionaire this year anyway thanks to a lovely under the radar shitcoin but that's not the aim itself. Just to live life without wasting energy on trivialities or contributing to the hive-mind...looking forward to enjoying my sentience.

[Anonymous No.26182969]

>25
>2k fiat, 1k crypto

considering I was a NEET who only got out of bed to piss I think I am doing okay :)

[Anonymous No.26183012]

35
700 k
9/10
i play online poker

[Anonymous No.26183123]

GO BUY $NGA ITS GOING TO BE NEXT STANDARD IN DELIVERY VEHICULES

[Anonymous No.26183237]

>>26167462
>18
>$19k
>3/10
Doing a lot better than most people my age, at least

[Anonymous No.26183467]

>24
> ~50k
> 0/10

First generation college student. With B.S. and M.S. in CS. Parents are dead and left me nothing, so I took on debt for school -- even with grants. 2 kids and a van loan.

Total comp is 180k, have <100k vesting in stock (from comp). ~25k in 401k. Started 529 plans for both kids.

The student loans are basically melting away, so I feel pretty good given I started with 0.

[Anonymous No.26183605]

>>26183467
Nice anon :)

[Anonymous No.26183744]

>34
>200k
>was 20k a year ago so pretty happy.

[Anonymous No.26183837]

>>26168130
we are twin brothers sir. same age and about the net worth

[Anonymous No.26183935]

>>26167462
>22
>5k
about what I expected before graduating college. Might get a couple dozen k out of a lawsuit soon. Don’t know what to invest in if I win though.

[Anonymous No.26184020]

>>26175907
kek

[Anonymous No.26184734]

>>26167462
30
130k
9/10
height 5'6 and a half

most successful out of my family, have kid on the way, beautiful nonsjw wife

[Anonymous No.26185145]

You know you've made it when you got 5 things money can't buy.

[Anonymous No.26185639]

>>26167462
>27
>1

Not disappointed because I'm not mentally ill.

[Anonymous No.26185688]

>>26167462
29
Around 250K USD
Disappointed, because it's not enough to make up for my other attributes (short, ugly, nerdy hobbies, etc.)

[Anonymous No.26185850]

32
13.5M
0/10

Before you ask, I own a factory that makes things

[Anonymous No.26185909]

>>26167462
23
1.2mill
2/10

[Anonymous No.26185949]

>>26185850
How did you start a factory that makes things?

[Anonymous No.26186009]

>30
>100k
>3/10 disappointed given that I studied basketweaving and had 0 financial intelligence after graduating

[Anonymous No.26186105]

>>26185949
1) have a safety net and borrow like 20k from parents
2) focus on getting revenue with very little capital to prove market out
3) network, build personal connections with wealthy people, find investors (ask other large business owners you know about how to find the right people for your industry) and raise a few million
4) deploy capital, expand factory, advertise advertise advertise, make the thing, market the thing, sell the thing

[Anonymous No.26186189]

>>26185949
Shouldn’t be surprising to a /biz/raeli that building a business and owning its shares is the number one path to wealth in the world

Just gotta not wage cuck for others. Work for free to learn and build connections with very wealthy people if you can.

[Anonymous No.26186207]

>>26167462
>26
>800k
like 4/10 disappointed, a missed promotion and bad crypto calls in 2018 made it so i'm not a millionaire or retired already

[Anonymous No.26186243]

>28 in a few weeks
> over 1m USD
Not larping b/c not my own effort too. Gramps gave me 125k, I put it all in BTC/ETH/DOT and it’s about 700k now...I’ve DCA’d a decent salary too. 90k from my first years working (army) in a fixed d coming out EOY. 50k in stocks. Insurance UL and endowment plans settled at 18 (younger is much cheaper) valued about 600k now. 50k cash safety levels from my own salary I guess.
> meh. I am fully aware that I have achieved relatively less than the self starter.

[Anonymous No.26186272]

>>26173534
>your in you're
retard

[Anonymous No.26186494]

>>26186105
what kind of things do you sell ?

[Anonymous No.26186602]

>>26170375
>PhD
>from USA
These two things cancel each other out. Academia in this shithole country is a meme

[Anonymous No.26186614]

>>26186243
> mfw all I got from my grandad was about 50 dollars throughout the years.

[Anonymous No.26186631]

30
In debt to the tune of about $30k
0/10
Reasoning: I'm about to get paid ungodly sums to go back to school and my wife is 2 years out from making 125k starting when shes done with her program. We've lived on credit the past couple of years but we already had solid credit and live comfortably within our means, we have our wits about us and aren't compromised via a 40% dent in our credit usage and some interest for a couple years while we look to pay down our credit. 5 year plan includes purchasing a house with cash too.


Also I'm all in on XRP.

[Anonymous No.26186754]

>>26186494
The right question is: what things do people buy? Just make that yourself and compete. If your half smart you’ll do fine.

It’s a simple strategy: just make the things that people buy. Pick something. Learn how to do it. Then make it and sell it for more.

[Anonymous No.26186826]

>>26186494
This
>>26186754

Just choose anything that is a big enough market

[Anonymous No.26186965]

>>26186754
yeah its so easy right, just pick whatever thing people buy, build it and boom millionaire.

why do rich faggots have to be condescending? you know how hard is it to create a business ? to save up money in order to start one ? to not have time because you work full time and have family ?

[Anonymous No.26187094]

>>26167462
>25
>30
>7
it more than what most people have because I live from a south american shithole but I think I can do a lot better

[Anonymous No.26187139]

>>26177244
That’s where that $700 LINK came from

[Anonymous No.26187177]

>>26186965
why do pajeets always put the space before the question mark

[Anonymous No.26187203]

>>26167462
>20
>~9 k
>9/10

[Anonymous No.26187570]

>23
>20k
>8/10
on one hand I dont have any student loans, on the other I kinda just been blowing through my money on food (uber) and clothes

[Anonymous No.26187670]

>>26167462

>20
>0.9 BTC
>2/10

I desperately wish I'd bought in March. BTC. Shares. Alts. Anything. But nooooooo, I'd successfully timed the coronavirus outbreak and got out of the markets at the top but I thought the second crash would still be coming for months after. I didn't understand Powell would go Super Saiyan.

[Anonymous No.26187728]

>>26186965
>to not have time because you work full time and have family ?

that's what you get for not being a normie instead of a virgin neet mid 20's master race with unlimited time and unlimited hunger for success.

[Anonymous No.26187756]

>>26187728
for being a normie*

[Anonymous No.26187847]

32
$1.8 mil
7/10
1.1 mil of that was inheriting a house. The other 700k are invesmtnet properties + mortgage debt and housing appreciation from properties.

Not enough liquid assets to be satisfied. Wish I got into crypto instead of stocks and futures.

[Anonymous No.26187872]

>15
>$4K
>7/10

[Anonymous No.26188003]

>32
>$175k
>3/10 — taking out $160k in debt to go to grad school in late 20s will do that... but now making >$250k in household income

[Anonymous No.26188296]

>>26167462
31
30k
4/10