Would you invest?
>>60885873>thought ugly shit will never succeedI thought the same every time I saw that game while browsing youtube. Shit looks like a really bad mobile game, we're talking the kind youtubers download and play on a virtual machine to make fun of. Now it's apparently super succesful. It's so succesful in fact that brainrot livestreams from some no-name channels playing it get thousands of live views. I guarantee there's better games out there but for some reason this shit pile took off. I think it's just social media popularity. Same with those ugly labubu dolls, if it weren't for k-pop stars and influencers getting paid to show everyone how they "bought" it (got it for free and paid to advertise), no one would be buying those pieces of crap. Instead the chink that made that shit is now apparently in the top 10 richest chinese people. Circus show.
>>60886173crazy.
>>60886173Every time I think people as a whole couldn't possibly get more stupid, they come out and surprise me again. It's impressive, really.
>>60886173The reason why its doing so well is because it was the first time someone nailed 90% of the functionality of the metaverse before anyone else got it.Think about it like this, Ready Player One with shit graphics: combines gaming, free to play, social media, gambling, illegal shit and user generated content. Its basically like a 3d version of the internet advertised as a children's game but its an adult game where the children are the product.All the devs need to do is literally nothing. They keep it as wild west as possible.
>>60882788>Never been profitable.>89 Billion Market cap. Fuck no.
Have you ever brought mommy to a job interview?
>>60885615Retard
>>60885684>he got filtered by the animal questionyou picked something carnivorous didn't you?
>>60885533Nice digits. I had some fucktard call my dad during an interview because he wanted to ask him if I worked hard growing up on the farm. The job was delivering for a piano store. I quit two months later when cleaning their bathroom suddenly became my responsibility.
>>60885533I work in restaurant management and I’ve had on 2 separate occasions people bring their parents into the job interview.In both cases they were technically minors so I didn’t really care.In one of the cases the girl’s dad was an investor in business though I’d never seen him before so it was less of an interview and more of me just talking to her dad about when she could work and where she could park.
>>60885533this is pathetic but its also the GenX parents reacting to how systemized and contorted the process has become to get into any sort of program. GenX were the first ones to get screwed over by shit like affirmative action and outsourcing and the lesson they took from that was to game the system, because the only thing that matters is getting accepted, not whether you actually deserve it
It won't be long until normies see images like this and finally understand the complexity that us big brains have seen all along. $777 EOY
>>60888120I hate you
>>60888500RETARDS LIKE YOU HAVE BEEN SAYING THIS EVERY YEAR SINCE 2019. SHUT THE FUCK UP YOU CLUELESS BASTARD
>>60888091bad graphiconly makes sense if you already know whats going onfire or reassign that internsell 700k tokens and hire someone competent plz
>>60888146I hate you
>>60888528>>60888547Highly disagree. This graphic triggers my video game monkey brain and makes me want to play along and stack more tokens
Day 1 of snailposting every day until PLEB is at 10B Marketcap
so like are we gonna get an AI bubble or is it all government funded to replace the labor class once AI can function in automation bots? none of these AI startups have been profitable yet. all of them have been money black holes. they value themselves at like 3 billion dollars? they either get bought by someone bigger or go away? they would never go public because the stock would plummet and everyone would bail. like besides trying to hit AGI and make robuts to replace the labor class what do they really want out of AI?
>>60887307>so like are we gonna get an AI bubble Yes. We're in it now. >is it all government funded No? 99.9% of ai investment is private capital.>replace the labor class once AI can function in automation bots?This is many, many decades away from reality.>none of these AI startups have been profitable yet. all of them have been money black holes. Correct.>they value themselves at like 3 billion dollars? Same as every other tech scam in history. >they either get bought by someone bigger or go away? they would never go public because the stock would plummet and everyone would bail. They will go public and many people will buy the stock while early investors and insiders bail and the new buyers are left holding the bags. Sound familiar? >like besides trying to hit AGI and make robuts to replace the labor class what do they really want out of AI?They want your data (from you interacting with the AI models) and they want your capital (buying AI devices, investing in AI stock, etc).
>>60887307>replace the labor classI see the forced "AI efforts" we have at our company and I realize this shit is not replacing anyone any time soon. Maybe junior code monkeys might have a higher entry bar but that's about it.I would actually love to see some actual use cases that are not some gay chatbot or image generation
>>60887384>I would actually love to see some actual use cases that are not some gay chatbot or image generationthat's the thing after like 5 years and nearly a trillion dollars everyone would like to see a single profitable use case but all it is so far is slop images and chat bots. sure the slop images are more fun but really nothing new or capable of financial returns has come of it and nothing outside of replacing labor with it really will. the sunken cost is so far that everyone is fighting to be the breakout AI that every enterprise level is forced to use but at the end of the day it just makes for a shittier workflow because some AI thought moving things around in your calendar was more important than you actually hitting your deadline with a deliverable.
>>60887344>replace the labor class once AI can function in automation bots?>This is many, many decades away from reality.False.Here's an hour long video of a humanoid robot with a task-specific trained VLA model performing a human job (mail sorting) for 1 hour without malfunction:>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkc2y0yb89UUPS was in talks with them in light of this>https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ups-explores-humanoid-robots-figure-150435120.html?Figure AI (recently parted with OpenAI, still backed by MSFT):Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>60887089Because I am a cuck with a financial domination fetish. I love seeing my portfolio get destroyed.
>>60887089Because I would have been obliterated like a fucking retard when it hit 4956 a couple of days later?
ETH is going to 30,000 next year. I'm investing in ETHer derivatives like the Ether Machine because if they follow MSTR but for eth, their marketcap will be over 100 billion (currently 343 million) and I'll be rich. Not financial advice.
>the powerball will soon be the third largest jackpotWhy the fuck won't californiaman win it already so I can stop wasting my time following this?
>tax on poor people
>>60888541That's called cigarettes.
Two things, Kakarot:1. Your house is not an appreciating asset2. Your house is not an “investment” unless you plan to sell it
>>60885939tell that to blackrock
>>60888287>rent is an arbitrary quote that only clears the market when someone capable elects to pay itClose, its clears when someone elects to pay it, **and when someone elects to sell for it**, same as any other good or service. While landlords can compete, they can't go below their actual costs without defaulting, and in almost every place, that baseline is the cost of financing. While there may be temporary fluctuations, over the long run, and rate increases and other factors lag because of long-term leases, rent regresses to the cost of owning and financing the property, plus profit.But since you seem to think you can outwit basic economics, where do you think the money comes from if rent were to somehow fall below costs? This isn't silicon valley VC bullshittery where they can just keep going back to investors for another billion, at some point, the bank is going to demand repayment or foreclose.
>>60885939https://www.101soundboards.com/sounds/42077742-two-things-kakarot-1-your-house-is-not-an-appreciating-asset-2-your-house-is-not-an
>>60886216https://www.101soundboards.com/sounds/42077942-vegeta-youre-either-the-bull-owner-or-youre-the-cuck-renter
>>60886216Two Things, Kakarrotto:1) Your house is not your house, the government owns it2) You do not know the price, it's not liquid3) It's tied to a jurisdiction4) It's tied to it's surroundings which can change the price before you realize it did (there's no ticker)
>>60887657why link dominance so low sir?
Whenever someone wastes time making a chart like this for their alt, it's always time to sell.Coincidentally it was also the top of LINK when this was being made.
>>60888102it's funny how similar that chart is to silver and gold, except on a much more compressed time scale
>>60887981Because token not needed
another faggot infographic proven WRONG
It's becoming clearer to me that a far higher number of people than I or others probably thought possible are earning 150-300k a year in what I can only describe as fake jobs. Any time I hear somebody say they "have a good job" and it's not something extremely clear like "Rescue helicopter crew technician" or "ambulance driver", i'm confident it's something that a high interest rate economy will eliminate.
>>60887808How do I get one of these and how will the high interest rate economy eliminate them?
>>60888062Be brown or a woman. Nothing will eliminate them. They'll get rid of the real jobs first because we live in a 100% planned world economy.
All middle management retards for some b2b saas corporation with an office in NY. Or some shit at Deloitte. They're not fake jobs per se, but they require a certain type of knowledge, mindset and taste to do well.t. someone who gets paid $85k for three hours of work a week
>>60887808I have one but I'm traveling all the time so I don't want to do it much longer
>>60887808>"Rescue helicopter crew technician" or "ambulance driver"kek wagies
I've heard of dollar price averaging when buying an asset, is it a thing to dollar price average your exit? Every time I sell it either bounces back up or keeps going up anyways, should I be splitting my exit along some time period? Any retard with experience doing this?
Yes, set reasonable sell orders and wait for them to hit.
>>60888406source on this brapper
>>60888406Yes
>>60888406I haven't thought of it this way, but I kind of do it.Much larger amounts than my regular paycheck DCA of a couple hundred bucks, but when I exit, I tend to sell in chunks. Usually starts with selling maybe 20-30% so I don't feel like everything's tied up if it drops.Maybe I pull a little more later if I'm feeling less confident in it.When it gets low enough, I wind up saying "fuck it, why be in it at all right now?" and pulling the last chunk out.
He's a retard and bitcoin is a scam but he makes good points about the US dollar collapsing. Knowing this where should I put my money? Gold? Ancient Coins?
>>60887796idiot
>billionaire whose company is based on "I buy bitcoin at all time highs because it always goes up"wish i did that back in 2016
Get a good lovign trad wife, she would keep it good
>>60886862>where should I put my money? Gold?And silver.
>"he is a retard">future trillionairethe cope will be unreal
>1 year old>only $600,000 net worthan i going to make it?
Whichever of you were shilling the top of this chart kindly reveal yourself
>>60884981it;s going up again so maybe not the top
>>60881089kek pumped so hard my chart frozethought my wifi diednope, just number moving faster than my brain
>>60885311Solana Stock Index. No it's not a pump and dump. Go check the community on X. Burned like $35k worth of the tokens. Another burn coming soon.DYOR.
>>60884956Someone should just make a Broccoli coin that shows the broccoli headed kid as its mascot.
>>60881089Hahaha get shit on, thanks for the exit liquidity sir
https://ff.io/anyone use this?Is this legit?
>>60888305I aint clickin that shit nigga
>>60888305Today I was reminded that people like OP exist in our society and walk among us
>>60888309>>60888365>>60888368>>60888371stop trolling
>>60888305MOOOOOODS
>>60888305holy shit I might nuke my hard drive after clicking that lmao
>>60887857globalhomo economics is accelerating
because it is goldnot going to make it brohow don't you know this
shit is so crazy...gold just keep pumping up hardmake a nigga nut
>>60887857It's called boomer rockHey man, is that boomer rock?Well then pump it up
>>60887857Fiat is niggerGold is the Aryan chadInvest in gold now
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see y'all again in another month
>>60888179I can also open a lemonade stand in my house and buy my own lemonade but that would be kinda stupid
>>60888461Pretty niceSharpie in pooper to prove its you tho
>>60888461Why can’t mine be that big
Silver is finally poomping after hodling since 2020. I trusted the plan. Who /silver/ here?
>>60883981>>60884022blablablaso is copperthat doesnt make it valueablesilver is not a monetary metal one the level of goldits fuckign overrated
>>60887217>that doesnt make it valueableBrain damage moment
>>60887290you realize gold is outperforming silver, right?
>>60880002>since 2020Lol, rookie numbers
>>60887483>you realize gold is outperforming silverYou realize silver has a higher potential than gold, right?
What's your excuse for not participating in golden bull market?
All time high soon.
>>60883778>Thinking that's a golden bull chartYou are like little babby.
>>60883778integrity dao bag just sitting there doing nothing for dayslog in todayit’s mooningturns out patience isn’t cope, it’s profit
>>60883778Looks like it's about to be rejected at that previous high and will have to fill the gap, desu?
>>60883778>got in at $1900>an poor so only have 2oz
