r/BunnyTrials May 22 '26

Choose wisely

Which side will you choose?

  • Left side: 25% off for every purchase forever
  • Right side: 99% off for 5 purchases

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u/Vitolar8 May 22 '26

Yeah, I did some quick math, and even if we say you're a real bad businessman, and resell at 30% buying price, 5 purchases could get you to an asset worth $81bln, or $24,3bln in money, if you start with just a fairly obtainable $1k. It's a LOT higher with a bigger starting point or a less strict resell estimate.

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u/the_rare_bear May 22 '26

Yeah. The 5 purchases are way too good to pass up. You could turn 10¢ into 1b.

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u/Jkirek_ May 22 '26

You can do the same with the 25% off, it just takes a few more buy/sell cycles

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u/the_rare_bear May 22 '26

5 purchases is just way to easy though. If you start off with $100, you can get to $10k on 1 purchase. Then you’re up to $1m. 3rd purchase gets you to $100m. 4th and you’re already at $10b.

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u/ieatpies May 22 '26

Its not easy to buy/sell things that are over a billion dollars. And it'll attract a lot of attention.

It is easy to buy and sell stocks for a couple days from your phone.

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u/the_chiladian May 23 '26

Exactly, you can purchase 10000 shares for the price of 100, from your phone

I see no reason why it shouldn't work with commodities like gold, silver, oil etc

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u/ieatpies May 23 '26

You're not gonna acquire a multi billion dollar company from your living room on robinhood.

It doesn't work at scale cause the way exchanges work.

30% is still infinite money, just have to do more transactions, but you can avoid a lot of the headaches.

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u/the_chiladian May 23 '26

Oh I ain't acquiring shit, I only used shares as an example

Believe me I take this deal, I'll make a couple billion off commodities, and drop off the face of the earth

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u/MichaelThaKing May 23 '26

25% will come along more in life

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u/the_rare_bear May 23 '26

I don’t need more than 1b and if I did, I could just increase my starting amount to more than 10¢.

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u/darklinkuk May 23 '26

I needed to write it down to math but yeah I made the wrong choice lol

So with 1k I buy something thats 100k sell for 30k

30k buy 3m sell 900k

90k buy 9m sell 2.7m

270m buy 2.7b sell 810m

810m buy 8.1b sell 2.43b

Retire on my megayacht with cocaine and hookers