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>>8936131
Actually not really. I'm mostly a BTC Maximalist.
I sold most of my ETH a week ago because I figured it was finished. But then it rebounded so I'm down in sats. I have some left over NXT because I thought "proof of stake" would be the future and I thought fundamental analysis was actually worth a shit at the time. Heh. I have some CLAM invested and staking in Just-Dice that I never bothered to take out. I literally only ever buy LTC to renew my VPN/Proxy subscription. What you see there is some left overs. And I buy BNB just to get the trading fee discount.

I own BCH and BTG dust on Binance that I can't do anything about. So I consider my holdings to be 0 there. If I was on that BitPay and Dream Market time, I would buy some BCH for personal use, not hodling. I haven't bought anything off the darknets in a long time. And pretty much never use BitPay. I'm a NEET hikikomori with a frugal lifestyle. Most of my expenses involve supermarket shopping, car, dental, pizza slaying, fast food, Netflix, shit like that. I stopped buying vidya because vidya is boring. Why invest so much time into vidya when you can invest your time trading instead? So pretty much everything that I buy involves either credit/debit card or cash. They don't take crypto. And bitcoin debit cards gouge you on fees.

I don't own XMR because I haven't needed to use it yet.

If you buy shitcoins and you
1) aren't a whale who can manipulate the market
2) don't have insider knowledge
3) aren't part of a reliable Telegram pump n dump group that doesn't fuck you over

you are literally gambling. Even the BTC bulls are gambling degenerates (not as much as idiots who are holding shitcoin bags) and after the very humbling correction I have moved more to the bear side of things. Shorters are degenerate gamblers too. I sell for fiat when I think the price is gonna go down, I don't short. I haven't sold my 9+ BTC stack because I lost so much profit on that shit, what's the point at this point?