/biz/ - Business & Finance

This is Ann. Ann started her career at 16 when she blew the manager (a creepy pervert who forced her into it, she #MeToos to this day) at the local grocery store so she could immediately get a position as a cashier instead of having to start off in the storeroom stacking boxes "like some Chinese slave worker". Ann, who believed in "treating" herself for her hard work, did not save any of the money she earned, instead spending it on expensive clothing, fast food, movie tickets, smartphones, and nights out with "the girls" (as she never paid while on an actual date). Her parents took care of the bills anyway, so who cares? It's okay though, because Ann was able to get financial aid from the government to attend the university of her dreams and study sociology, because "I'm, like, just so interested in how society works and how white men oppress women and are so racist and stuff, you know?" It only put her $100K in debt too. "You can't put a price on the college experience," thought Ann. Ann did no research on what degrees were in high demand before deciding on her major and sadly "due to the patriarchy undervaluing the so-called 'soft' sciences" Ann repeated (as her women's studies professor had told her), her sociology degree did not open up as many doors for her as she'd hoped.

What was the first time you heard of crypto? Why did you decide to get into it from there?

>>28140455
No shit retard but you can make money between now and then.

>>26530801
What? I just want to make money with my /biz/ friends.

>>26394993
you wanna quick blowie for 10 LINK?

what are the masses going to do about the income inequality created by crypto

there will be hordes of destitute women and brown people in the Amazon gulags. and there will be a class of 99% white men who live lives of luxury because they early adopted bitcoin or link.

do you really think they won't try to steal it from you? or vote in someone to crash the market out of jealousy?