Yes . Agreed . But if someone can work from home on their compooter then why would an employer pay London wages if this work can be done in Barrow in Furness? Similarly if this work can be done in Cumbria with Cumbria wages then why wouldn't an employer relocate their WFH business to Bangladesh, for example.? Be careful what you wish for
Because at that point the company will essentially be competing with every other business for employees, and will need to be competitive in order to fill the positions, something that's already happening due to the current worker shortage. This isn't a win for the employers, it's a win for the employees. In a full remote employment scenario your list of potential employers is astronomically higher, giving you every option under the sun versus the normally highly limited pool of employment. I got an offer to work for Disney the other day, full time remote, no relocation required. That would have been unheard of 5 years ago, never mind them actually headhunting me for it.
I won the BSCWIN lottery twice in the last few days, only $20 per time but I wish I was this lucky with the normal lottery
Just to update everyone holding BSCwin in case you didn't see it yet: the liquidity pool got stolen by the old team. The new team will be replenishing with funds from the DAO, but obviously they're reviewing security at the moment and will likely fold the liquidity replenishment in with the pending rebrand/relaunch that's coming very soon, along with the targeted marketing campaign.
Yep. Relaunch is coming on a new contract the old team will have no access to so we just need to sit tight.
CKB heads my list for dip buys (if it dips). They've just teamed up with CQT (Covalent) that I'm also a fan of. Saving the lower caps until I'm confident of direction though. ETH merge could be a sell-the-news event when everyone's locked ETH gets freed. Is this recovery or a relief rally? Who knows. We may all be skint soon but recession and energy bills don't mean a lot to the big players.
I've been DCA CKB since November last year and have a nice stack of just over a million of them. I'm convinced its going to be my retirement fund one day. CKB will either break me or make me.
The price of BSC Win has been going nuts in either direction, my holding went down to $70 and now it’s up to $500.
About 120 dollars or so I think. With the LP currently being next to nothing it sent the price skyrocketing. Not necessarily a good thing if it means people insta-dump into the new pool when it's in place, but can't be helped. Re-launch token will be called MetaBulls, by the way.
Never a dull moment... FTX the latest on the bonfire. Solana set to join Luna at zero. Tough day at the office with a fair few more to come.
I'm certain Solana won't go to zero. It's a very different situation to Luna. Could be an opportunity to pick up some cheap SOL though.
Yeah I agree it probably won't. But losing Alameda is going to hurt a LOT of projects - good ones too: Solana and Polygon in particular. Someone will take them on but many, 95% I bet, will vanish. Crypto.com have just released their reserves and it is shocking. I'm embarrassed for them: 1. BTC 2. Shiba Inu 3. ETH
Yup, Helium has been hit hard as they moved the blockchain to be Solana based a few months ago. Wasn't a fan of that switch then, even less of a fan of it now!
Interesting looking back on this thread. How’s everyone’s portfolio looking for the rollercoaster ahead?
I think most people go their fingers burnt are either holding the big ones orbacked out all together. Grifters got in on the back of the "meme stonk" craze of the US stock market in early 21 and made themselves rich. Any new cryptos are viewed as scams these days by anyone with any sense.
Can I ask why? It’s now more regulated and with institutional flows coming in via ETFs is a “safer” environment than ever (aside from memes)
Where do you decide to invest now? Hard to beat crypto in terms of reward depending on your risk tolerance
