/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30058128
We used to study together. I'm not really sure if we're friends (anymore).
I'm a rich loner, black pilled, and have light autism. Pretty sure I belong here.

>>30018679
Where are you from?
I know you can live for a few months in africa on $500... but rich?

congrats if no larp though

>>29792159

I want one that looks just like this.

Polkadot is the standard isn't it

>>24101401
You didn't see my digits did you

XRP is the standard isn't it

XRP is the standard isn't it

>>23958322
It's the standard isn't it

Uniswap charts are frozen aren't they?

>>23670981
I honestly don't know. My mom makes $200k+/ year and could easily be a multi millionaire by now (= hundreds of thousads on passive income).. but she has zero savings outside of a bit of equity in her apartment (maybe $200k) and her pension.
Every time I ask her why she doesn't/ didn't save any money she gets extremely defensive and talks about how ungrateful I am for all the things she bought me, all the trips my family went on etc... And every time I have to apologize and say that I of course am very grateful for everything she has given me (I am)...
I get that not everyone wants to live frugally but even just saving a measly 5-10% of your income can make a HUGE difference over time.

>>23245407
>investors are dump
> dump
what did this 150 IQ anon mean by this?

>>22582460
Brainlet here. Who gets all the fees? The holders of uniswap? How does it work?

>>22450095
we can't all /make it/

>>22448590
>>22448710
bruh u ok?

take some time off the internet

>>22329276
>>22328515
>>22327266
> obvious bait thread with stolen /biz/ meme
> bunch of plebbit fags unironically agree
you niggers need to go back

>>22329276
>>22328515
>>22327266
> make obvious bait thread with stolen /biz/ meme
> bunch of plebbit fags unironically agree
you niggers need to go back

>get called for "interview" over video conference
>expect it to be for a job I applied for at LinkedIn
>he actually goes through their platform for me to use rather than interviewing me for work which is what I assumed this would be about
>actually can't recall ever applying for this
>sounds more like a survey, as he want me to rate aspects of the platform from 1-10
>in the end I am supposed to complete a challenge utilizing JS and React, the latter being something I really wanna learn but have no experience with.
>gives me links to paid courses of React on frontendmasters.com

To give you an idea, the interview was with someone working for a startup sci-code.com and promoting their platform diggit.no. It's supposed a platform to rate your coding skills and for employers to look for potential candidates for their work.
The course requires a subscription of $39 monthly. Not too bad, but I wonder if this is subtle shilling for this learning website.

Does all of this sound legit or fishy to you?

>"hahah, oh anon, you really think the US government is printing money out of thin air? Haha, no developed country does that. That's something only failed African states are doing!"