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>>9724165
>>9724230

I have no clue and it worries me to some extent. I told myself that I'd cash out the second I could buy a house and then try to make it by being a blockchain developer, because that's a lot more stable and reliable than basically gambling on shitcoins, but now that the market has bounced back slightly, I find myself not wanting to cash it all in yet. I do think that our strongest recovery potential is in May and maybe June as those have been the historical months for the bull run to resume.

I think long-term I'd be ecstatic to have $900k post-tax because with a balanced bond-stock portfolio favoring bonds that would theoretically allow me to cash out $37k/year, which is the tax free limit, while still beating inflation on the principal (on average).

But overall, I feel like I'm on some shitty wooden rollercoaster from 1975 and I'm being battered pretty badly, and I'm looking forward to the bull run coming back