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>>1833286

>>1833286
who is she

Trumpcoin

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ETH

>>1833210
netflix doesn't belong

>>1833187
small dose etizolam, maybe a little adderall

Practice.

Go do interview at places you don't want to work at until you get the hang of it.

Stop being a cuck (a failed one at that) and become an employer yourself.

Learn more about the subject first. You need to diversify i.e. invest your 8k in 8 different coins. Good pics are NEM, ETH, IOTA, Byteball, Bitcoin, Iconomi

>>1833196
How do i turn cryptocurrecy back into cash later on?

>>1833203
coinbase localbitcoins also google

>>1833144
As long as you are the first to copyright it, the money is yours

>>1833148
more like trademark it you pleb

>>1833256
more like patent it

>>1833074
I can find some people to do it for you for free just give me your idea and requirements from start to finish with exactly what you need and I'll handle getting the manpower.

>>1833135
do this, he's got your back

You ask them, faggot.

>>1833025
Age and income?

>>1833025
>how do I turn my autism into money?
Buy tons of Ethereum and post all over the internet how great it is.

>>1833101

26. Income depends. I do small jobs for people I know and get paid depending on what was done. Helped someone fix a fence and got $50 for my (no) trouble. Fixed a deck and got paid in a nice meal. Smoked a few pork shoulders overnight for a friend's group and got paid $30 per shoulder with all materials (aside from what I supplied such as the smoking apparatus, shovel, barrel, etc) paid for by friend.

That sort of stuff.

Sort of related, but at one time I considered opening up a smoked meat place that was pretty small. After seeing Jiro Dreams of Sushi I had wanted to slightly emulate that. I talked with my mother and a few friends, but they told me that the way I want people to eat would not be how they wanted to eat. With that I mean like I eat, which is one item on my plate at a time. I have that whilst slightly more time-consuming it is the most efficiemt way to eat in order to maximise flavour with each article. I would have served the food in that manner in a course style but with each thing separately. Salad, side dish, side dish, entree, dessert, etc.

Nothing? No one?

>>1833106
thanks pal

Ethereum has potential but im not convinced by all the shilling thats going on at the moment about big name companies wanting in on ethereum because i seriously doubt they will use the actual ethereum blockchain they will just use the tech to make their own blockchain systems leaving ethereum in the dust explain to me how this ethereum alliance shit is going to make ethereum moon?

>>1832968
If you can't understand it, you don't deserve the gains.

>>1832916
Stay poor fag.

>>1832856
Understanding how humans think logarithmic is important for us all.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOKY5PFBcAg

A billion is much much more than a million.

>>1832856
Posting in brag thread

What kind of car should I buy and what benefits does it offer versus a train, which I could also afford?

There are a lot of millionaires, but not a lot of billionaires.

>>1832851
Undervalued
Buy now or miss the train. Up 56% on Monday morning.

Snapchat is invaluable to the US government. It gives them a consistent stream of photograph ID for every under 18 in the country.

The question isn't "will it fail", it's "who could possibly let it?" The sex market is cornered, ephemeral is the new way to live life - routines are shunned and spontaneity encouraged.

Be careful when analysing this stock - the usual fundamental don't apply. This is a tech era the likes of which we have never seen before.

>>1832870
>the usual fundamental don't apply

To add for the sake of completeness, I cannot stress this enough. The fundamentals were enough to get you by 5-10 years ago when 4chan/reddit/stocktwits/stackexchange were relatively niche places. What you have to realise is every armchair trader now KNOWS the rules - and this is exactly who you are trying to beat. It will defy logic for now but make sense down the line.

I won't be investing because I have a family and kids to put through college but if I was 25 and single with money in the bank then I have a feeling I would be rueing the day I let bitcoin mk.2 slip past me.

Just look at the kids, that's where the money is.

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>>1832831
way to go living the dream

How old are you?
With how much did you start and how did you earn it?

>>1832831

MGTI is up like 35% this week so yea.

When earnings comes out and they get uplisted will see ez $2.00 from .70 last week.

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>people with capital want to retain their wealth and profit further as much as possible regardless of moral scruples

woah, really tickles the noggin

>>1832740

makes me think

really makes my noodles bake

>>1832718
Maybe.

>>1832718
Depends on your definition of near future.
>Fertility is below replacement in every western country.
>Social security and welfare are unsustainable.
>Public debt is ballooning.
>Industry is leaving (toward cheaper labor).
>Government is unwieldy and wasteful.
The trend might be sustainable for a few decades, but not long term, at least not without a paradigm shift.

There probably won't be a huge collapse, at least not for a while. Good jobs will be scarcer. Everything will be more expensive. The government will be more intrusive and self-serving. You will only get justice from the courts if you have good lawyers and money. Infrastructure will start falling apart (sometimes literally, as in Minneapolis in 2007).

You've probably already noticed some of this, but it will become increasingly hard to ignore. If you drive through middle America, you can literally see it happen.

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>>1832718

We haven't even recovered from the 2008 recession, the "recovery" is entirely superficial and only due to printing currency and this QE bullshit. We also now have a student loan bubble and bond bubble on top of that. Trump wants to cut the budget here and blow it up there.

I don't think we'll go full Venezuela in the next 2 years, but we will inevitably take a hard hit.

I'm comfy with my silver and gold as insurance.

>240k
>rich

Inb4 99% of people were not expecting recurring billing

Have fun in court

>>1832654
Doesn't have to be recurring but people would pay more

>>1832653
For something with little upkeep and you can work on other streams of income? Yeah i'd say it's bretty good