Stealth500
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i just doubled up on trump coins LOL.
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How tf do I get rich
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SpicyMeatball
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Buy Chinese semaglutide for dirt cheap. Sell to housewives for a 300x markup. They’ll tell their friends. Boom, you’re rich. This is still easy big money but getting harder and harder as more people get into the grift.
LeeroyMatinta
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The one time I decide to not stay up till 3am, Trump makes his own coin and I miss
mahatmaandy_
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In my opinion to just work is the right way. Do a job where u work in shifts, so for example the nightshift is better paid mostly.
Keep ur monthly expenses low and with a good income u can easily save a good amount of money.
Stay in the company long and u will get salary increase if u do a good job.
U maybe not get rich as fuck fast, but over some time u have a ton of money. It’s not that hard?
Keep ur monthly expenses low and with a good income u can easily save a good amount of money.
Stay in the company long and u will get salary increase if u do a good job.
U maybe not get rich as fuck fast, but over some time u have a ton of money. It’s not that hard?
Stealth500
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i got in early 12usd.. i was about to pass out so i sold half at 29... letting half ride free with litte cream on top. its around 24 now.. if it flops i lose nothing.
bossetti
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Barron trump coin next 99%
And probably mr beast i have this feeling
Then probably jake/logan paul ksi ecc
Its going to be a trend but i think that the one where u are going to get more money is mr beast
I dont know if there is going to be a cr7 coin or other athlete but it isnt impossible
Maybe im just sayng wrong things but i think its really possible
And probably mr beast i have this feeling
Then probably jake/logan paul ksi ecc
Its going to be a trend but i think that the one where u are going to get more money is mr beast
I dont know if there is going to be a cr7 coin or other athlete but it isnt impossible
Maybe im just sayng wrong things but i think its really possible
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HeatherSwanson
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I'll lay the blocks to a biddy for a clean $10m USD. Anyone's rich Gma need a fucken she won't recover from?
Type-IIx
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Well, we can scratch off inheritance of generational wealth, that accounts for 20-50% of wealth in developed economies, since you’re asking.
The question is too open-ended to give a meaningful answer. If you’re starting with less than $50K, crime is your best bet.
You might be able to do OK with gambling if you’re remarkably ahead of the curve with odds, mathematics, and find an edge. Though I recommend situating yourself promptly somewhere that winnings are nontaxable like Ireland or the UK.
Usually, though, if you’re asking this question, a mixture of crime and luck are the only real answers.
Some people come up with really great ideas that become marketable but they’re rarer than rags to riches stories…. Funny aside, I was watching a program not so long ago about the famous “rags to riches” story of Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Cornelius grew up in dire straits, impoverished, having to lend a hand to his father who marshaled a small fleet of commercial vessels through New York Harbor in the 1700s… sheesh, dire straits (pun intended?)
The question is too open-ended to give a meaningful answer. If you’re starting with less than $50K, crime is your best bet.
You might be able to do OK with gambling if you’re remarkably ahead of the curve with odds, mathematics, and find an edge. Though I recommend situating yourself promptly somewhere that winnings are nontaxable like Ireland or the UK.
Usually, though, if you’re asking this question, a mixture of crime and luck are the only real answers.
Some people come up with really great ideas that become marketable but they’re rarer than rags to riches stories…. Funny aside, I was watching a program not so long ago about the famous “rags to riches” story of Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Cornelius grew up in dire straits, impoverished, having to lend a hand to his father who marshaled a small fleet of commercial vessels through New York Harbor in the 1700s… sheesh, dire straits (pun intended?)
bossetti
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Yes i think that most rich people did some crime at some point, like athletes with gear (but everyone thinks that no one is on lol)
Type-IIx
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Sports doping is actually only criminalized in a small portion of the world! Generally penalized under "sporting fraud" statutes, its scope includes countries like Spain, Austria, Italy, and France (mostly because of cycling, which is unfairly maligned since it actually dealt with broad swathes of the peloton) probably a Nordic one or two. But your point stands!
The U.S. has brought coaches under the Rodchenkov Act that aims to punish coaches who knowingly aid athletes in doping at international events subject to WADA.
Athletes are usually only subject to regulations under CAS, or the Court of Arbitration of Sport I believe. And only if they compete under WADA regulations. Basically, they try to keep it within the expertise of each sport, which I support.
SpicyMeatball
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How do you get in quick? I’ve never bought a shitcoin but if another sure thing like the Trump one or a Mr beast one comes up id def put in my entire retirement if I could get in super fast and then flip it in a few days for 5x.
AlexDavis43
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Make sure you're already on a few exchanges with some BTC on each. Some take a few days to clear and by then, the pump could be over.
Please don't put all your retirement savings in it.
Stealth500
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follow the twitter feeds. It's a gamble no risk no reward.
also i wouldnt wait around for 5x double maybe triple and pull out.. it's a pump and dump coin.
AlexDavis43
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If it hits 5x sell some to offset your other losses but keep some just in case.
XMR double-pumped in 2017 and everyone sold it all before the second high. Who knew the hysteria would drive another pump?? It went from a 30x to a 500x.
Hindsight makes it look easy but none of this is remotely predictable. Some people get lucky. More people don't.
Stealth500
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For you to win someone else has to lose..
egruberman
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'Cept that's not how it works. When you play a zero sum game, so is everyone else and there's more of them than you.
I'm going to save my criticism of crypto. If you like it, great. The general rule of thumb being, "invest in anything you like, but not more than 5% of your portfolio." Crypto has no inherent value and is only worth as much as the next guy is willing to pay for it. It's kinda like diamonds in that sense.
Crime is hard. One can make money, but few ever get rich. One of the problems with crime is that all of your business partners are criminals. Prior to legalization the emerald triangle (Humboldt, Mendocino, and Trinity counties) in California was booming. Lots of fairly decent, hard-working rural folks were able to do quite well farming cannabis, but that unfortunately attracted other kinds of interest. Lots of petty criminals began migrating through the area, referred to as "trimmigrants". Then occasionally the cartels would come through around harvest time, roll into a farm with a bunch of fully automatic rifles and help themselves to someone's crop. Occasionally, they'd murder everybody, other times they just took the year's worth of work and bolted. Unfortunately one can't get crop insurance for such things.
I imagine the best way to get rich is to lower one's expectations. If one can cultivate a practice of gratitude and non-attachment, one may find oneself needing very little to feel "rich".
That would've never worked for me, though. There's too much in life that I want to do. I've done pretty well for myself in spite of the fact that I had no generational wealth, dropped out of high school, and got kicked out of college in my first year. Those were the things working against me, beyond that, I certainly have my share of blessings.
Things that worked for me have been a good work ethic. Probably couldn't help it, I grew up in the protestant south and my self worth was predicated on an ability to outwork people. I've always been willing to learn. The ability, I suppose is a blessing, but everyone can learn at their own pace. The important part is that learning never stops. I was able to find something that I enjoyed doing that was lucrative, in demand, likely to continue being in demand, and that I could stand apart from others.
When I found the thing that worked for me, I doubled my income every year for quite some time. Even late in my career, I've still been able to double my income fairly often.
My focus has been on one particular industry, but within that, I've paid attention to trends and anticipated demand. I used the aforementioned skill of learning new things to stay ahead of trends and shift focus when the time is right. In simple terms, I was not only able to find a thing and do it well, but also keep looking for the next thing or growth opportunity.
That's lead to an ever increasing income that I think would eclipse any "side gig" I could have done. Having that income, some of the other advice already given in this thread is very similar to what I did to get where I am. I've always been relatively frugal. Bought cheap cars and expensive houses, for example. Saved as much as possible. Focused on passive investing, never attempted to get rich quick. In fact, I was always more focused on advancing my career than getting rich. I chased a higher income not necessarily because I needed the money, but because it represented a "higher score" in terms of my value to my employer. I've never been hesitant to look for something else.
Even if it doesn't make you rich, if one can find something they enjoy doing that's relatively lucrative, that they can do well, then they're likely going to have fun and derive a sense of purpose from it. With those conditions met, being rich becomes way less relevant.
armburst
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Having this question,from this point you are not smart enough. These thinks mostly coming in silence. How rich you want to be? Maybe enough to have own bussines?
OldGHGuy
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I had similar experience with Safemoon. Skyrocketed a week after I bought it. Sold enough to cover my initial investment and decided to let the rest ride and make millions with "house money". House money went close to "0" a few weeks after that.
SpicyMeatball
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I want to 2x my retirement account so then I can quit working. i can wait for BarronCoin or drive to Vegas and throw it on a color on the roulette wheel, which would be a better bet?
LiftAR
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I haven’t been on here in a while, but I stumbled upon this post and thought I’d share my perspective. As others have already pointed out, there are only a few surefire ways to achieve true wealth: being exceptionally smart, incredibly talented, or extremely lucky (like winning the lottery or receiving an inheritance). From my own experience, inheritance has played a huge role in many people’s financial success. If you notice friends who seem to buy things well beyond their salary, that’s probably the reason.
For the average person, my advice would be to focus on putting in the 9-5 work, seriously, do as much as you can without burning out, and invest as much as possible in low cost index funds like the S&P 500. Eventually, aim to buy a cheap rental property. Personally, I wouldn’t have children and would strive to create at least $1,200 a month in passive income. Once I hit that milestone, I’d move to Southeast Asia, live a relaxed life, and focus on what I truly enjoy. I’d keep contributing to index funds, avoid 401ks, and most definitely steer clear of crypto and individual stocks - just because people like buffett, gates, bezos, and musk invest in them doesn’t mean you should. They can afford to take those risks.
Don’t let being an average person convince you that life can’t be good. You don’t need to be super rich - just be smart with your choices, and things will work out.
Of course, I can’t expect you to follow this advice blindly since I don’t know your background or current life situation. GL!
For the average person, my advice would be to focus on putting in the 9-5 work, seriously, do as much as you can without burning out, and invest as much as possible in low cost index funds like the S&P 500. Eventually, aim to buy a cheap rental property. Personally, I wouldn’t have children and would strive to create at least $1,200 a month in passive income. Once I hit that milestone, I’d move to Southeast Asia, live a relaxed life, and focus on what I truly enjoy. I’d keep contributing to index funds, avoid 401ks, and most definitely steer clear of crypto and individual stocks - just because people like buffett, gates, bezos, and musk invest in them doesn’t mean you should. They can afford to take those risks.
Don’t let being an average person convince you that life can’t be good. You don’t need to be super rich - just be smart with your choices, and things will work out.
Of course, I can’t expect you to follow this advice blindly since I don’t know your background or current life situation. GL!
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