So my friend got me into Ethereum in Dec so I followed his advice

>>1994468
Do it. Friends are friends.

do it

>>1994468
you would be a dick not to

if you give him money, dont do it as a loan. expect nothing back. loans can ruin friendships

He's lying. He didn't heed his own advice and just blew it all on shitcoins.

Get your lawyer and give him the money as a loan w/ interest.

u bought $12k worth of eth???

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>>1994468
Fuck him. Friends are for normies anyway.

>>1994511
What's it like having no soul?

>>1994495
This. I would like a screenshot

No. If you give a man something who has nothing how is he going to pay you back?
Help people to the point that you don't have to hold their burden.
b-but it's only a little bit!
Not if he keeps coming back with empty pockets.
Instead, teach him how to be better with his own money so that when the next big thong comes around he can invest in it himself.

>>1994495
Yep. I saved it up over two years in minimum wage. I lost a ton of money in the traditional market last summer, so he told me hes got the secret. To go all in on 'Ethereum' and then don't sell no matter what. Then he sent me to codebase, and I had nothing to lose and decided to go all in.

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>>1994468
don't expect to get it back

i mean just never lend to friends is my rule

>>1994468
It's not a biz question, it's an ethical question. I say give him a couple grand, he tipped you off to the opportunity, and friends look out for one another.

Give him 5K max. But tell him this is a one time thing and he shouldn't expect more (is friendly way).
Be thankful for the tip but you are not a charity.