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>>1969847
fuck off you nobeaner shill

Please change his name to beanman or something. Anything but bitbeaner.

>>1969828
The Brazilian government obligations pay a lot back right now because they are in need of money

>>1970028
*government bonds

>>1969828
>how could we make money out of it?
I dont know but I'll share what I know about Brazil maybe it will give someone an idea
>Some years ago real estate prices were very low and many people earned money on this because now they are high
>The states with the biggest purchasing power are the southeast and Brasilia
>Imported goods are VERY expensive in Brazil. Especially electronics. MacBooks in Brazil cost more than double of what it cost in the states. (I just compared on Apple's website) Perfumes are also very expensive.

>>1969739
500 and already made gains. Its worth around 700 now. U mad??

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>>1969744
I have no dissent for a fellow bean.

I put in 2.3k at 23. Will I ever get it back? Please answer, this is all the money I have. I thought it was going to moon.

>>1969720
banks don't give signature loans to people that don't have income.

>>1969722
But I thought banks loaned money to broke people all the time

I remember one guy with a similar problem on another board that was completely unemployed but he was approved for like a 3,000$ loan any way.

>>1969727
>I thought banks loaned money to broke people all the time
kek
go ask them.

Siacoin seems better.

>>1969945
why is it better?

>>1969698
Honestly...this is probably true. SWARM and IPFS are ready to go on Ethereum though, sooooooo, if you want a quick buck this is it. I would recommend just renting out your storage though.

>>1969697
You understand that they can drag it in court for years BECAUSE they have good lawyers, right?
So I suppose that's pretty useful for them...

>>1969697
Find a meme lawyer who has worked these kinds of things and reach out. Maybe they take you on pro bono.

>>1969697
No, in court a good lawyer who is allowed to spend sufficient time on your case makes all the difference in the world.

Intelligent Investor I guess

>>1969670
thanks

Bogleheads

>>1969633
The fatal mistake was naming it PoS

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>>1969633
Was this you?

Seriously, get in on POSW now before this goes on people's radars. Masternodes are coming soon and you can still get them for cheap.

Go and register: https://poswallet.com/sign-up.php?referral=poswhodl1

>>1969629

Thanks for the food stamps.

>>1969629
>it's the only way to get enough to start a business.
most successful businesses start themselves.

If you need money to get started you're probably going to fail because you don't understand what a business is. A business makes money. Start by making money, not losing it.

>>1969629
Just get a VC to fund you. I hear Peter Thiel will front you a few million if you let him paint your colon white.

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>>1969613
I've never bean in a similar situation.

>selling now
>when shit is about to hit the bean

I'll take them OP

Welcome to crypto bitch, now get the fuck out and quit spamming my board with your shit coins

>>1969611
fail FUD, try harder next time okay?

Wich feature is disabled?

>>1969611
reverse image search the team, and google IOP coin. coincidence? I think not.

>>1969560
Where? If you're at a public market or tourist district it might work well, otherwise you're fighting against the natural tendency people have to consolidate their food shopping to one grocery chain, once a week.

>>1969577
Not necessarily. Upmarket specialization. near my house there's a store that's been there for years that sells nothing but nuts (actually, that's a good name!). I assume it would also do well near an Arabian neighborhood because a lot of their deserts have nuts in them right?

Like any business OP it all depends on your marketing position: who are the people who are nuts for nuts, and how can you own the mindshare for their nuts. Then you need to think about suppliers, which varieties are worth holding in inventory, what's the ration between holding stock and the margin you can charge...

I suggest going around the neighborhood you're thinking of setting up show in and going into stores that sell spices, nuts or whatever, looking at what their offering, seeing which product moves fastest, and then even ding some targeted google research to see if there are any recipes that are popular in your geographical proximity that are as of yet under-serviced by other nuts and spices vendors

>>1969577
How about a street full of restaurants?
They consume a ton of spices, so offering a nearby area for their needs might be a good idea.

>>1969547

- The wonder years of WoW are long gone and they don't have a succesor.
- Hearthstone should be 10 times bigger if they had someone competent on charge.
- They have proven the don't know how to capitalize on the eSports scene. They are losing money or barely breaking even there and just using it to promote the games instead of it being the huge revenue source it can be.

>>1969547
They'll be gone within 10 years.

WOW gave them billions. Then they turned it into a glorified mobile phone app.

D3 is a farce.

They have nothing else of substance.

>>1969558
Overwatch and Hearthstone are both fucking gigantic.
Overwatch even has a nearly-competent dev team.

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>put all my opiate money into bean

It's already back to 15 sats you made a mistake the original shill probably already dumped everything

>>1969549
>put all my opiate money into bean
Your shits are gonna be apocalyptic.

not sure it isnt lucky unluck if u ba destiny dont fall into the 'education' trap.

>>1969548
What do you suggest I do instead of pursuing a degree?

>>1969543
A degree in what? With aspirations to work in which field?
If you can't answer these simple questions then you're just getting yourself into debt for no reason.

>>1969555
It's Australia, pursue a trade. Preferably a flexible trade no one else wants to do anymore. Plumbing, particularly gas and drainage is good money.