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>>57944354

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>>57238169

Sorry to hear that anon. I'm not exactly good at giving advice, but I'd say if you want a shot in the dark take $500-$1000 (however much you feel comfortable investing) and putting it into an ALTCOIN of your choice. Most of them are -90% down right now, so you're buying at a massively discounted price. If you buy $500 worth of ADA and it returns to its all time high price, that'll be worth about $3,000. If you make a slightly riskier bet on something like GRT, BAT, or Loopring, and they return to their all time high prices in the bull run, that will be about a 10x. $500 to $5,000 or $1,000 to $10,000. However, you do have to bare in mind, that is not guaranteed and is a gamble at the end of the day, hence why it's a shot in the dark. But if you really feel stuck, I think it's worth giving a go. Good luck to you anon, I wish you the best.

>>57224562

Sorry to hear that bro. That sucks. Dust yourself off and try again. It is easy to give up. It is hard to pull yourself from the gutter, but it can be done. You have your whole life ahead of you, this is a part where you're down in life, but there will be no doubt parts where you're up. If you have even a little left to invest, maybe even $1000, consider buying coins that are 90% down right now, they're cheap. ADA, GRT, BAT are just a few. Good luck anon.

>>57198575

I'm not an experienced trader, only been doing this a few years, but there's some advice I'd like to try and give you if I can.

> First

Buy ALTS that have dropped 85-90%. Huge drops means buying in at a much lower price, coins like ADA and GRT are safer, but will probably only do 5x. Coins like Loopring and BAT are also down 90% but if they return to their previous high (maybe) they will do a 10x from here.

> Second

Try to find coins that have survived multiple bull markets, breaking a new all time high each time. Coins that have been through the 2017 and 2021 bull market and have put in new highs each time seem to be more likely to do well during a future bullrun. Again, Loopring, BAT and iExec have all experienced this.

Thirdly:

For genuinely small caps, it's hard to predict. Nobody really knows. $5M - $50M is a tough market cap to invest in, because the projects aren't well known enough or listed on any major exchanges. Looking into the whitepaper and overall plan of the coin is a start. Also, if the development team of the coin is giving away money in grants, that's a good sign they have money to burn and are generally doing well financially.

> Finally

I can give you a few small caps that I'm personally invested in, but do your own research on them before you even consider investing:

Fuse, LTO Network and Loopring.

Good luck to you in the next bullrun anon, I hope you make it.

>>57185719

I am one of those insane people that actually would rather the ETF be rejected. I'd rather them not control it. I hold majority bitcoin.

>>57176615

Anon there are a wealth of jobs out there. Keep applying, if you are struggling to get a job in your specialized field, just get a warehouse job or standard office job. Something so you can earn some cash. If you manage to save some for investing, seriously consider looking into the ALT market as a lot of coins are currently 80% down from their all time high prices. ADA, LTO, TRAC, FIL, and many more. You only get 1 life as you, anon.