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Shhhhhh. Let me accumulate fucko

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Carbon coin

Thank me later

>>2775387
This is what we've been saying for months.

I've been holding since about 8 sats. This thing is literally going to fund my lambo when I sell it for 1000 sats.

>>2775376
Yes you buy dip and sell the tip. But it blows my mind when people still own this when 22 million dollars of eth just hit the market

>>2775393
what do you mean isnt that good bb

>>2775423
He's referring to the Tezos ICO

Where do you live? Suck my cock and ill give u 100.

>>2775373
Can I tip this dick on dem titties for 2 dollars

>>2775373
Tell us why you need $1300 or we can't help you.

>missing out

Only needs 3btc to go to 8 sats.

>shilling YoBit
Kill yourself.

>>2775576
rude

>>2775327
It's going to $1 by this time next week, screen cap this.

if i had bought a week ago i wouldn't really be pissed about taking 4000 percent profits. if u had put just 2 btc in it last week it would be worth 100btc now. that's fucked

>>2775340
Lol the gain of 4000 percent came from a 2 btc buy over the last week. You could have 5 btc in it but would not get it out at that price

>>2775270
there's a coin capable of covering all those and it's called MNR

For what purpose?

>>2775281
Fuck off with your etherfag shilling

pls someone tlel me

who cares

>>2776554
it appeared out of nowehere

i wanna know if it can take me to lamboland

Rule of thumbs is that you can withdraw 4% a year from an investment amount and you're 90% likely to be able to do so forever.

$500 a month is $6,000 a year. $6,000 is 4% of $150,000.

Assuming you are able to invest $200 a month, and assuming a 6% return, you'll need to save for 27 years.

>>2775268
wtf 6% return where?

>>2775268
oh, well.
nobody told me getting rich would be easy.

thanks.

sounds better than my shitty goverment pensium.

>>2775290
legally regulated institutions can give between 6 and 9% annual return rate.

>>2775129
Sure, I have an excellent tip I can give you for btc.

>>2775129
Rialto (XRL) seems promising, but wont be on any big exchanges untill August so haven't bothered shilling it. Also I like NEM (XEM), really cheap right now.

>>2775129
ESP has lots of potential and room for growth.

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RICH AND STUPED? LITECOIN!!!

>>2775021
how would I be able to use my BTC on both blockchains, say from my electrum wallet?

>>2775995
electrum wallet will get update for this

Hodling btc and ltc is ok. R-r-right senpai?

>>2775043
Yes this obvious larper is giving you sound financial advice
Nigga this shit dips below $150 I'm buying the fuck outta it

>>2775004
Thanks for reminding me to out eth on my buylist

>>2774997
should the result be one number (chained together) or be the same numbers shuffled randomly?

>>2774997
>>>/g/

>>2774997

I could do it pretty quick.

Cost would be 0.5 BTC.

You want it for Windows?

What if people that know and control crypto are purposely tanking alts so people jump in to bitcoin right before bitcoin self explodes and dies?

ETH sub 150 by this time next week cap dis

>>2774993
>keep only BTC
>when BTC is about to hard fork chain split and lose 50-60% of its value
Fucking lol. I will laugh when you people get wiped the fuck out.

>>2774955
I personally have a lot of friends who got into analyst sales and trading jobs on Wall Street. I went to Wharton so going into IB was pretty much every student's wet dream. I personally took a different career but I might be able to still help you, if only a little.

>Do I have a shot
You're not giving us much to work with. How do we know?
>I have bad communication and negotiating skills
So that's all there is to you then? Lol then no of course not.

Be less vague. I mean come on. Where did you go to school? Background with analysis and handling large data? Tell us about yourself instead of shitposting ffs.

>>2774955
My father has a degree in Theology and Philosophy and he started trading futures in the eighties and became a partner in a trading firm by 25. If he could do it so can you. It takes a LOT of work to be successful in trading. You MUST have a passion for markets to win. I don't know much about how hiring for these positions works these days but good luck anon and may God be with you.

>>2774974
Im from EU, and I tick most their requirements, except they want a undergrad degree minimum, while Im still in my second year. I have python, sql, excel experience and also know some secondary languages which is prefered. They also specifically want someone from STEM field which i am. My main concern is I have no real experience in trading, i used to day trade forex for fun but thats about it

That's a good one. Start there.

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>>2774868
This will teach you all you need to know.

>>2774902
Damn, those feels. Thought I was the only one