>get lucky with bitcoins >$100k >what now? >choose

>>37193974
100k isn't going to last you very long, a year or two tops. Get a part time job at the least.

>>37194002
>100k isn't going to last you long

I've been a NEET for nearly 14 years. Are you saying my parents have spent $1.4 million dollars on me in the last 14 years?

>>37194002
My last job paid $15k / year and I managed
I won't get a part-time job for now, but I will buy graphics cards to mine more cryptocurrency
The revenue from around 50 GPUs should be enough to live comfortably

>>37193974
>get lucky with bitcoins
explain

>>37194291
I started buying Bitcoin when they were $200
Now they're $2000
Bought Ethereum at $50
Now it's $120
Also did some margin trading but I would not recommend that wholeheartedly. It's dangerous.

>>37194224
>The revenue from around 50 GPUs should be enough to live comfortably
are you mining now? how much is your electric. i cant even imagine what 50 stressed gpus would look like on your bill

>>37194330
I was tempted to try stuff like that but not only that I'm afraid on buying something wrong and losing money I'm even scared to use these websited I have no idea about

>>37194346
Not yet. I plan to rent a garage, basement closet or similar. Electricity is 0.15 USD/kWh

50x AMD Radeon 480 draw asbout 6.8 kW
so 750 USD / month in electricity

Initial investment about $35000 including power supplies, motherboards, etc

Expected ROI in 5 months

>>37194394
Just start with 1 GPU to get your feet wet
Try it out for a month

GPUs don't lose that much value in a month. You can always sell it on eBay

If you don't want to deal with Linux and all the configuration, use NiceHash. They have a simple Windows program that does everything for you. They pay you directly in Bitcoin. NiceHash takes around 5% of your revenue for the service.

>>37194394
>>37194445
P.S., I suggest you get a Radeon RX 480 with 8 GB
You don't really need 8 GB for mining but it increases the resale value later

>>37194002
100k could easily last forever. Don't be so stupid and you'll see how money starts lasting longer.

>>37194483
I'm frugal. I keep driving my used shitbox car.
I don't go to bars or drink alcohol. I don't do drugs. I wear $20 pants and will keep doing so

>>37194503
So how do we figure $100k lasting a year, two at most?

>>37194539
Sorry for the confusion. OP here. Not that guy >>37194002

$100k will easily last me for 4-5 years

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Meanwhile stupid sheeple are getting their ass whooped by their boss and don't earn anything other than their low wage, while all the profits slip through their hands.

Really makes you think who is the smarter one.

>>37193974
Buy minereum right now and watch it turn into a million in a month.
Then buy a gf, a house, a pc and some nice non nigger tier car like a volvo. Then live life on comfymode and stop coming here because this place sucks the life out of people.

>>37194839
>minereum
how do i find what to invest in

pls im a noob

>>37193974
idk why but it seems like that pepe is faking his laughter.
it doesn't seem quite as strained as the real one. it's missing something...

>>37194888
Lurk /biz/ and reseach coins for yourself. The market is always growing, so if there's a new coin with an active dev team a low market cap and some promising features it will see huge gains.
MNE is only a week old, isn't on big exchanges yet and only has a market cap of around 1million. When bittrex and polo add it it will go 10x very quickly and keep rising at a slower pace after that.

Good luck converting those meme coins into cash

unless you're shit with money then 100k could easily last AT LEAST 5 years

I'm poor as fuck and I don't more than 1100 bucks a month on rent, bills, and food. So for me 100k would last over 7 years

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>>37195303
>go to bitcoin atm
>get cash
I don't see the problem