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As of earlier this morning, all videos are now subtitled in Spanish.

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>>1956358

>>1956375
Kek nice computer faggot

>>1956345
Call your lawyer. If you don't have one, get one immediately. Help him secure your winnings. Don't tell ANYONE ANYTHING until they're secure.

Put away a good chunk of that money into investments so it be secure and growing. I'd go with 1.5 million or so.

Start researching what it costs to acquire citizenship in other countries, particularly those you can just buy them from.

As for where exactly, that depends on you and your job.

>>1956345
Buy ETH, go to the moon

>>1956391
ETH?

>>1956338
Be good at it

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>>1956338
you're probably done for now
>have a kid with an athletic woman
>wish it's a boy,
>make that motherfucker play football everyday for the rest of his life
>you now have an 18 years old savage bred to play football, you have a genius that has football like instinct in his mind
>you'll be making money from him for years until you get old and he ditches you.

It's actually called soccer.

There are plenty of ways:
Play it professionally.
Own a team and get sponsorship / licensing deals, stadium revenue
License a team and sell products.

>>1956206
buy webcam

join livejasmin

Trade cryptocurrency and make a montly salary in a day

>>1956209
how do you sell? do you have to transfer to btc and do localbitcoins or what?

>>1956108
Have a worm farm. Not really passive but 10 minutes of work daily is meh. No money until i grow to capacity.

p2p lending

Not bad, not great to be honest.

How about this crypto currency is that passive or is it active day trading?

you'll lose money on the electricity vs the coin you get. You need a purpose built miner and cheap electricty.

>>1956041
How much can I expect to gain in dollars per 24hrs with a 970 GPU and i5-6600?

>>1956073
tree fiddy

>>1955694
I'll contribute.

TA=Technical Analysis

Took me like two weeks to finally learn what that acronym fucking meant when I started learning the crypto ways. Your welcome.

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>>1955694
>what is it
Think about cash; the physical embodiment of money. Its very useful because of a natural anonymizing property; it belongs to whoever owns it.

When money makes the transition to the digital realm, this property is lost. If you want to deal with money online, you usually have to deal with a third party (Paypal, credit card company, bank, etc) to transfer funds, leaving behind a records and details of transactions.

Cryptocurrencies were designed to be a way around this; a way to move cash into the digital real whilst retaining the anonymizing property, while at the same time being impossible for a single government/company/entity to control unless they manage to overtake 51% of the nodes involved.

Since then though, the technology has been adopted to create apps/services that go beyond currencies. So you can have tokens that are integral to the use of a service, in a sense could be interpreted as shares.

>where and how can i buy it ?
Various services and exchanges, from Coinbase and localbitcoins, to Poloniex and Kraken.

>whats the liquidity
Depends on the currency/asset, but in general they're all rather liquid. You can find daily trading volume and market caps here:
https://coinmarketcap.com/
https://coincap.io/

OP here
thx guys for the information, i have 1000 Euro in savings, shall i invest in ?

I really dont get a lot of reveneu on my saving accounts anymore

>>1955669
Economy is a meme anon.

>>1955673

Then you're probably okay with moving to Greece or South Africa?

>>1955669
Because economy became mundial and very capitalistic

So if you have a capital it s a very nice time for you

And if you are born in the wrong place you will have to find a way to get capital or you work and live a simple life.

>>1955650
Maybe in the 1950s, here we mostly all work online apart from the few wagecucks who use this as a place to vent about work problems.

>>1955650
surely you can make a pretty reasonable judgement yourself about whether this might be true.

Imo yes it is true. alphas are a thing, you know that.

people will be able to sense your insecurity which will hinder your getting promotions worse than not being 6'+

>>1955459
Yeah I remember you.
>I'd appreciate any advice from those who have also started up a business.
Get the cheapest lawyer and a decent accountant.

What's the tax rate in Sydney? Also, what are the import/export tariffs?

>>1955459
Hey Aquarium Guy here, I'm actually in the process of looking for industrial/space myself.

First things first you need to have your Business Plan or concept in order which I assume you have. Find out about the

You need to decide if you are going to sell wholesale or retail. There's a big difference between the two. One of them sells to the public at lower risk the other to other business at a higher risk. Sounds more like you in wholesale at this point, just be aware of the requirements selling to the public vs distributors.

If your in the market for industrial space be aware its a totally different animal vs residential. Location is important but for other factors that don't necessarily meld with what you normally think when buying a house. Space is sold at a $/sqf ratio and generally speaking the more space the cheaper it is per square foot/meter.

Keep mind your distance to the docks/terminals and major roadways. Normally you wouldn't concern yourself with distance to something like a container terminal but since you will be the one hauling to your warehouse it can make a Huge difference.
Determine also if you will need HVAC and if so who is responsible, you or the landlord for maintaining it.

Last but no least don't be afraid to talk to other business doing the same thing for advice. Completion or not people are more then willing to give you advice. If anything you want to be in the know/close with your competition as much as possible.

I can't wait for the IRS crackdown on the criminals that don't.

>>1954675
Your bank account flags the IRS whenever there is a deposit bigger than 2500.

Yes agent Smith, I always pay taxes on my gains.

Nah, get in around .0075 it will drop again, the chinese are fucking with the signalling, they are playing the markets like a yoyo

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>>1954499
It's a great time to get in.

>Coinbase by end of month
>Existing BTC atms can be converted to LTC
>SegWit locked in

I hope you're ready.

Let's say that segwit fails for BTC but passes for litecoin. BTC is unable to pass it even by 2020. Would LTC ever have a chance of surpassing BTC?

Should have put it into BAY :^)

>wageycucking
if you really put 10k down on ETH you would have retired by now

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>>1953777
checked.

should've put it into LTC

>>1953242
By "moon" you mean cardboard box in the woods in a few months..right?

Pretty low right now could go up

>>1953242
>going in now
You should have gone in ages ago on margin like I did.

Anyway welcome aboard. We'll be deporting shortly. Beverages are complimentary. Thank you for choosing the ETH train.

Maintenance / garage costs, risk of theft and damage, insurance, etc.

>>1953237
Maintenance isn't really an issue so long as you keep it on a charger and drive it once every month or so, cars don't like to sit around.

Renting a garage is practically free it's so cheap.

>>1953220

The elite within the financial and automotive industries expect used car prices to crash for years, possibly up to 50%.

Naturally sports cars and exotics will be hit the worst. (With the exception of legitimately rare vehicles.)

Best case scenario you hedge inflation and have a cool toy to use for the cost of maintenance.

If you don't have some kind of an edge don't bother.