/biz/ - Business & Finance

I have a salary of about $30,000 per year. I have lost about $120,000 in Bitcoin. Still I hold. I did not sell.

I'm this close to losing my fucking mind.

I maturbated so much last days and had a fever, these just add up to a super annoying pain in my balls.

>>4688169
Is she filipine? or thai? she has something, yum

Also i bought ripple in this dip.

So I'm pretty much a poorfag student and I'm interested in coins. Is it worth the time to put all my earnings (which is 50€) into btc or eth and just let it there for the next years or so? If I can only earn 100€ it's not worth it for me, do you think it's going to make me rich?

I live in my own house that my father built for me (he has a construction business). Still doing my bachelor degree, mostly by not going to university and learning everything at home instead. I also learned web coding (HTML, CSS and little JS), I'm very good in graphic, UX and UI design and I love painting with watercolors. I even can play some music instruments and make music. With this background do I have any options of becoming successful and earn good money without leaving the house every morning?

From what I know is that by simply doing design jobs or selling websites for clients, I won't ever earn "good" money. I thought about making concepts, assets, music, etc. for my own iOS apps/games and let an Indian programmer do the coding job. But is there still money to earn from this? Or should I try painting watercolors, put them in frames and try to sell them to rich people? (There are a lot in my area).

I have an idea of a web-community that includes uploading image files. As a UI designer I already have all the design assets, the site structure, a working prototype, etc. It's a niche and I think it has potential and could become popular in that niche.

That's my current state and I'm wondering how to proceed. I don't have any savings to hire an developer to build that site. Are there some strategies how to go on? Kickstarter doesn't really make sense in my case. Should I just send messages to developers asking them for help and let them be co-founders as a reward? Or should I try to find an investor somehow?