Crazy how you're unironically poor if you have less than 1.5m in 2025

>>60493713 (OP)
and even crypto doesn't keep up with inflation anymore
it's over

>>60493713 (OP)
Another bullshit thread.
Fuck off OP

Holy shit this board is dead

>>60493742
>>60493806
He's right though

Crazy how retards like you are so attention starved they keep making this thread over and over

>>60495472
Yes he's an attention whore but still correct

less than 1m: poor
between 1m and 2m: lower middle class
between 2m and 5m: middle class
between 5m and 10m: upper middle class

>>60493713 (OP)
>measuring wealth in fiat
Big oof. I measure in bitcoins and plots of land. I'm doing okay.

Hey guys, I'm 14 years old and I only have $200 Billion. Will I ever make it, or should I just kill myself right now?

>>60493713 (OP)
1.5m * 0.04 = 60k a year. This is assuming you only live off of the yield (you can eat more into principal by assuming you would need less as an elderly) and you invest safely. If you are younger you can invest in stocks and see bigger yields.
60k a year goes a long way in many civilized countries. You could live a comfy life in Cyprus, Greece, Malta, Croatia.

Its not really that crazy. Little known data but in the 10s lifetime earnings of a school teacher was $2 million and engineer was $4 million. So although they never had access to it at one time you only have the equivalent purchasing power of those professions if you had less than $4 million dollars. If you really wanted a wealthy lifestyle you needed to at least have the equivalent salary of a good ceo. Honestly I'd say you aren't even truly rich until around 30 million. People on here will say 10 million or whatever but with that much money you're still looking at price tags and worrying about spending.

>>60493713 (OP)
*1.57m

>>60495574
>plots of land
hey uhh sorry but Schumleycorp LLC wants to build an AI data center on your land that will be vital to defending against antisemitism so we're going to have to emminent domain it btw you still owe taxes on it for the remainder of the tax year

>>60496220
>you're still looking at price tags and worrying about spending
Lmao no you're not unless you insist on having an obnoxiously huge house and a new six lamborghini every year. Making it doesn't mean being ostentatious

>>60493713 (OP)
That’s why I park funds in yield protocols like Haven1 and Pendle, atleast it works while the world bleeds cash.