/biz/ - Business & Finance

If you really believe in cryptocurrencies and think they will be successful long term, why wouldn't you sick every last penny that you have into something?

Obviously, we will likely never see another year like 2017 to Jan 2018 ever again. But it will still likely grow at a steady pace for the next 5-10 years.

2 years ago, my roommate paid me 8 BTC for 2 months rent, since he was out of work and had been accum BTC for a couple years. I new nothing, but took it since I didn't want him to have to move out, and I had cash to cover.

Then I found /biz/ when I misclicked looking for either /pol/ or /fit/, and everyone was talking about ETH.

I traded my BTC for ETH, and sold half last summer (FUCK), but kept the other half. Where do I take that remaining ETH and x100 it like I did before? So far, I have a few small holdings of:

>ADA - Pure spec that this will compete with ETH long term
>AMB - The shills convinced me, plus those big pharma and nestle connections could be worth something
>IOTA - It's done nothing, don't remember why I have any
>VeChain - Bought at 4.20. Should have sold last week.
>Nano - Only like 30 nano, should I increase?

I don't want to cash out and give half of it to the gubbermint yet. Please tell me what to do again and make me rich.

>Bond selloff, rates rising
>Trade War looking
>Cost of borrowing skyrocketing

Will normies start shoving cash into BTC, along with the big banks?