Topic: If you are becoming a billionaire in 2025,buying a large ship should not be goal - page 4. (Read 574 times)

billionaires aren't someone you would stumble upon ocassionally. moreover the things you mentioned usually are already the field of those charity organization and billionaires usually would donate to them.
moreover these hard earned money that amounts to billions by those billionaires they have all the right to do whatever they want, they could be buying another company for the sake of expanding his business its not our problem.
moreover as many have stated, billionaires doesn't have all their assets liquidated most of them are in form of stocks basically ownership of certain company.
liquidating all their assets would be difficult in reality.

This would be the wrong advice for people who live aboard. Not everyone buy ships to cruise. Most people buy it as a home. However buying large ship as a billionaire may not be used as a home, but could be rented out for different occasions. That yields money to the billionaire. Anything can be a utility and a source of happiness to people. Such things is what generates money to business men. Take few minutes to think about the number of people who would want to go on a cruise during vacation. Staying in a ship over the night, taking interesting pictures. Many would pay handsomely to do that. And are doing it everyday. Billionaires buy ships and make money from it. Many use theirs to ship goods depending on the size of the ship. I think you're wrong for seeing it as a waste of money. Or mainly for luxury purpose on the side of the buyer. That's not true. On the other hand, smaller ships, going at a cheaper rate, have provided nice shelter for people in America and some parts of Greece. Citizens now go to work from their boat home. People train kids aboard and save up enough money before moving to live in houses. I read in your advise that people should build houses. On the contrary, some people in the "live-aboard niche" may have an opposite of what you just said Op. They first pay or purchase a ship, before thinking about building a house. After spending years living in the boat or ship. Hence, while trying to give an advise always do that to those who asked for it. As you may be pissing some off. What do you expect a person whose home is a ship to think of this advise. In a nutshell, not buying a ship won't put an end to all the world problem you've listed above. These misfortunes have been in existence, before we came to this world. The floor is open for everyone to make this place a better one for themselves and others. It's a thing of choice and mindset. Self interest, leads how people spend their money.

I agree since this is why we have such high taxes to begin with, a person will work hard in order to build the life they envision, and in order to do that they need to overcome the huge handicap that governments put over their shoulders paying taxes that can go above 50% of all of what they earn, asking even more from those people is simply incorrect, if governments around the world cannot solve or at least diminish poverty over their respective countries then that government is at fault, and we should not judge the person that is using whatever money that remains after they pay their taxes to buy what they want.

You can’t tell other people how they should spend their wealth especially when they worked hard to be in that top 1% class in society. Instead of complaining about what others should have done or should be doing, I think you should channel your energy towards what you can do in your immediate surrounding. The world doesn’t need billionaires and powerful people to save it, a little kindness to your neighbor is a step closer towards a better world.

No they can't. Billionaires don't literally have billions of dollars, they have assets that are worth billions. They would need to liquidate them which would tank the price and result in much smaller net worth than calculated normally.

Second, tens and hundreds of billions is actually a small sum on a scale of big countries or the world. It's certainly not enough to fix poverty or healthcare or other problems.

With the little you make how much have you impacted to humanity in your own little way? Or you're waiting to become a billionaire first? "It's the little things". If you can't help humanity in your own little way when you're not rich, you have no right telling the rich how they should spend their money.
There are a lot of things to volunteer for. There are community services you can do without spending a penny. But we don't do it.
Simply tell a person how good their work is and how they should keep it up might make their day. A simple kindness to a stranger might go a long way to that for that person, but we see those things are things that don't matter. All we care about is what billionaires do.
We all have a role to play. You don't have to be a billionaire to impact lives.

A lot of us chose to be rude and mean. People can't even approach us. It's like being rude is the new cool these days but we want a better world? Everybody is going through one shit or the other, so the world would be a way worse I'd every body takes out his problem on the next person.
Just be a kind and loving person.

I agree with that because life is about how beneficial this life is to others based on human values. If as long as we live we are not able to provide more benefits to other people, especially ourselves, then it is better to just die because living is of no use at all.

We were born on the same earth but we were also born in different conditions and fates, some were born from well-off families and some were born from poor families, some were born in good health and some were born with disabilities, and there were people who were born with disabilities. and from poor families. God has mapped everything out so that we as humans can be more grateful and can share love with one another. If you were born from a poor family, then God just wants to see you be more patient and fight extra hard to be able to achieve success and achieve divine blessing. And if you were born in perfect condition without any shortcomings and were born to people who were quite capable, then God just wants to see you be more grateful and share your blessings with one another.

I don’t think you need to worry too much about billionaires on this forum buying boats. I mean there will be a handful of billionaires from 2010-11 maybe who still browse the forum but your demographic of bitcoin billionaires who are still active here is tiny, like really tiny.

The boldness, is it necessary or you want to get some attentiveness?

Those who already have the means to buy a large ship and your advice wouldn't shake them. They will do whatever they choose to do with their money and people that aren't yet will not become a billionaire over night, don't give false hope, not even by 2025.

Just so you know, you can become a billionaire if you have millions on ground, you can become a billionaire without a millions with you only when you steal.

What if market research fuse to pump by then? You are only giving a financial advise which is wrong with false hope.

Billionaires aren't interested in advice from people like you or me. They live in a different reality to everyone else, where they can be chaffeur driven and brought breakfast in bed by a butler, from their private chef. The one main reason that billionaires *might* not choose to buy a boat, is primarily because they cost a ridiculous amount and the upkeep costs are huge. You should be complaining to governments around the world for not properly taxing or encouraging them to spend their vast wealth, not the individuals themselves who are bound by capitalism rules. You'll also find that plenty of billionaires are very philanthropic and give vast amounts of money to charity compared to the average person.

Great thinking @OP. I just wish you had such money so that you can contribute to society positively.  It is good to see people like you who have compassion for the poor and have the intention to help them. But instead of giving them money or accommodation, you can identify businesses or investments that can make them self-sufficient. You can start up a program to teach them some skills that will make them get a job and become self-sufficient. When you give them just money, they might end up mismanaging it but a skills or business setup will assist them in gaining lifelong skills.

Your suggestions are positive but everyone has the right to use his money the way he wants. And most people prefer to make more money than to be a socialist. It is also encouraging to see philanthropists like Bill Gates committing Millions of dollars to help the poor, so you are not alone.

You mean 2025 to be the bitcoin bull market that will make some whales billionaires according to you, it may and it may not come but regardless of what the outcome becomes, there is no laydown rule as to how people spend their wealth and we can prescribe a particular line for those who have taken the time to work hard to arrive at financial freedom and becoming billionaires.


Wealth is not gotten by luck, at least if you don't work for it, you have to earn it either by inheritance whichever way you have to earn it so you can tell people whose financial class changed due to the investment and the like not to but what makes them happy.


Because remember one man can not change the world, and regardless of how wealthy people choose to distribute their wealth, we will still have those who belong to the poor class and underdeveloped.

Care is simply a social impulse, wealth is a gift, and the goal of wealth is a right. Uncareness is not criminal, nor are there any legal rules that I have found that dictate where people should spend their wealth specifically.

I don't think this should be a civilian plan, but it's great if you're a regional leadership candidate.

If you are becoming a billionaire in 2025, buying a large ship should not be a goal

If you are becoming a billionaire in 2025, buying a large ship should not be not be a goal, it should not be your manifesto, Because money doesn't matter, but humanity matters, Money will increase with time, (While we should talk about equal resources, equal wealth for all people) maybe we are traveling towards the free world?, Because of me, many people have become whales in the last 4 years, governments have become financially strong in the last 4 years, And now they are all doing good, Regardless of all these things, what should be your manifesto? Let's look at all these things

1. People have no home and there is hunger and poverty in the world
2. People have no money and many people will remain poor in 2030, while many governments are running the manifesto of eradicating poverty from the world by 2030. (We have to completely eradicate poverty from the world by 2030, The goal of ending poverty is that everyone has everything so that no one is deprived of anything)
3. Many people are deprived of treatment facilities and good physical health

To overcome all these things you must do things that remove all these deprivations,
1. Build free homes for people who don't have houses
2. Provide free quality food to people (And do it all before 2028)
"You can launch a project with the help of cryptocurrency or do something through AI"
3. For those who are deprived of wealth, the means to provide wealth should be created (As the maximum purchasing power of a person in poor countries is 2 dollars, converting these 2 dollars into 2000 dollars per month should be our next step)
4. Many things are necessary to improve people's health and eliminate death

Can you build free robotic hospitals in every country or every city in the world?