Never worked at an investment bank? Count your blessings. You dodged having to shake off years of outdated playbook nonsense.
Think about it: drop $150k on a finance degree, only to realize you could've picked up the same knowledge from overdue library fines. The irony hits different when you're already in crypto.
Not my rules—just how the game works.
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BearMarketBarber
· 8h ago
150k in tuition fees, but understanding a single candlestick is more valuable. This is the gap between tradfi and crypto.
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FrogInTheWell
· 8h ago
That Wall Street stuff should have been thrown into the trash long ago, and I shouldn't have spent 150k to learn it... jumping straight into the crypto world is way better.
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GameFiCritic
· 8h ago
The traditional financial system is really repeatedly eroding people's desire for innovation. Spending 150k is not as beneficial as spending two years hustling in crypto to learn faster.
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LiquidatedTwice
· 8h ago
Haha, really. The investment banking methods should have been phased out long ago. They're still teaching those things from 2008.
Never worked at an investment bank? Count your blessings. You dodged having to shake off years of outdated playbook nonsense.
Think about it: drop $150k on a finance degree, only to realize you could've picked up the same knowledge from overdue library fines. The irony hits different when you're already in crypto.
Not my rules—just how the game works.