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This is how to grow a money tree
First, you grow a $100 tree.
Second, collect its fruit of 10% or $10.
Third, grow the tree to $200 tree.
Fourth, collect its fruit of 10% is now $20.
Fifth, grow it bigger and repeat it.
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The Steam Market is as close to a money tree as it gets.
That’s how to find money and you can collect them to grow it bigger.
my money tree is doing alright. i just rotate it every once in a while so it doesn't get bald spots.
Gamba 5 Aug @ 1:09am 
Basically investing
Originally posted by One Shot:
First, you grow a $100 tree.
Second, collect its fruit of 10% or $10.
Bruh.

$10 is 10% of $100
Originally posted by Chaosolous:
Originally posted by One Shot:
First, you grow a $100 tree.
Second, collect its fruit of 10% or $10.
Bruh.

$10 is 10% of $100
$10 is the 10% of $100.
And $20 is the 10% of $200.
If it grows larger.
Fake 5 Aug @ 1:51am 
Wouldn't it be easier to just create a new cryptocoin and do a rug pull?
But trees take a long time to grow.
Nev Nev 5 Aug @ 2:21am 
Trees are cool. They're like made of wood and stuff. One day I was like, "Bruh, my computer desk came from a tree". It was life changing.
Originally posted by Nev Nev:
Trees are cool. They're like made of wood and stuff. One day I was like, "Bruh, my computer desk came from a tree". It was life changing.
woah! my desk.. im js looking at a tree and sand
does not work.
buy each month a "moneytree" stock that costs 100 euro.. and each pays 10 euro divident per year

reinvest the divident aka the fruit.

not care at all how much your tree is worth.. just care how much divident aka fruit it gives each year.
alsp//

buy a small sapling 10 euro.
-> plant it on your land.

wait 20 years
-> cut down the tree and sell wood for 400 euro.

repeat until dead..
Last edited by Dutchgamer1982; 5 Aug @ 6:01am
how to grow a meat tree?
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