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I'm still accumulating Chainlink.

It’s just objectively not.

It’s the amount of money a high schooler that works at Target can have saved up by working while in high school and living with their parents. It’s the amount of money that a new middle class vehicle goes for. It just barely gets you a decent down payment on the median home in the US. It’s the amount that tradies can make by working overtime.

Psychologically, everyone deep down knows it’s not a lot anymore. People have already started talking about jobs that pay 200k instead of “six figures”. 100k should be the amount youre making 2-4 years out of college, and you should be at 200k within 6-8. If you can’t do this you’re on a shitty career path.

Why is Bitcoin dumping you niggers told me the ETF is giga bullish and Bitcoin would reach 60k by the end of the month

I bought 25 more LINK. Should I purchase another 25?

life after making it isn't worth it if you're fat and bald

How do you make 80k a year yet you're this retarded

Have you ever revealed your power level to your friends? What did you say and how did they react?

>>56343110
>wake up
>lie in bed for a few minutes
>put index finger up my nose and search for the goods
>acquire enough and roll the contents into a ball, the size of a small berry
>consume it

I start my day like this everyday and my investments have improved dramatically.

That 1 or 2 million you made in 2021 then lost in 2022 was the absolute, tip top peak of your life. Your life will literally never be better than that ever again

>only $171,300 in cash, $13,700 in a mutual fund, and a measly $1,700 in crypto
>priced out of home ownership due to low income ($67,000 salary)
>too risk averse to even buy t bills

How are you zoomies holding up in today's economy?

anyone else here waste the entire year playing video games all day long instead of researching/trading their portfolio?

>only $169,500 in cash, $13,850 in a mutual fund, and a measly $1,700 in crypto
>every other successful late 20s career person has 500k in home equity and a 150k+ WFH job with stock options

What was the biggest mistake you made in the previous crypto bull run?

There unironically will never be another crypto bubble as big for the next 1 or 2 decades.

Remember when an $80,000 salary felt good?

Remember when there were affordable apartments?

Remember when fast food was cheap?

I debate over buying something that costs $20 for hours but at the same time randomly ape 5-6 figures on random shitcoins for literally no reason

>>56208096
>>56208145
AI tongue my anus

$20 an hour is the same wage as $14 an hour 2 years ago
Also that's like 1 hour outside new york. So it's basically $8 an hour when you account for new york increased cost of living

I bet 95% of you have less than $10,000 to your name

I've spent half a decade browsing this board and I still haven't made it yet

>>56050941
If it was even remotely possible LINK was going to hit $300, sergey wouldn't be dumping millions at $6. I think he knows the product better than you.