/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30019653
Sure.

I'm just getting started but real life matters are getting in the way, it seems. I'm a NEET with no real revenue or income living with my parents, and they're struggling to pay rent this month. I would happily cash out to help them but I've only just learned about the 30% tax on every profit realized in my country if I ever decided to convert more than 305 EUR (in profit) after my initial investment. Rent of this month is around the 800 EUR mark and it looks like we won't make it. It's likely the next months will also be difficult.

I took massive risks and leap of retardation to transform 0.5 BNB (when one cost $120) into 6.3 BNB at today's prices, it was stressful as fuck, pajeets and subhumans in the several telegram channels I had to lurk made me want to kill myself with their stupidity and nigger-tier behavior and more often than not I thought I'd lose it all both financially and mentally. Still, after all these struggles, I wanted to invest in something safe and hold long term without worrying about charts and stupid shit like that now that I passed the thousand threshold. But I want to help my parents, and it's likely I won't get lucky like that again in the near future since March is known to be a red month. What should I do?