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Climate scientist fag. In less fancy words a consultant wagie doing GHG reports and powerpoints for jew corpos. Hybrid work and work is comfy, but my coworkers are bitchy children with in/outgroups on the best of days and my pay is shit-tier for the amount of revenue I'm clearing for the company (I've easily had weeks where I did 100% of the work on deals worth $10+k). I work for my old uni as a freelancer for a second income.

Have been investing about 20% of my pitiful paycheck into crypto, basically half of everything that's left after subsidised rent and my budget for food + leftovers from student loan. Have about 7k capital down, about 8k unrealised gains. Hoping for at least a huge savings stack from a few moonshots. Gonna try and leave for better pay regardless EOY unless my faggy company gives me a 10-20% raise (they won't).

Am unironically tempted to swing trade. I was hoping for a few easy 5xs, but my starting swing (the little frog) unironically mooned hard. I'm going to keep holding my stack of green frogs and just save enough beer money for another starting swingie stack. I'm happy that we've crabbing right now even, because I can accumulate money to deploy before the manic phase hits.

It's same every cycle. Halving turbulence shakes out all the retards who ape back in once the post-halving bullrun hits 6-12 months after the halving.

>>58421027
Depends how much starting capital you have. This fag >>58421426 is being facetious, your returns on BTC/ETH over a 10 year timeframe will beat out basically all other investments with the same risk level. Of course, don't expect your $1000 to turn into $1M, those days are long gone. But a 5x? I'd say that's completely reasonable.

If you're new to crypto, stay far away from shitcoins until you at least know how to work wallets, market dynamics, how people communicate in the cryptospace, etc. I've been in crypto since 2017 and only started memecoins this year and I'm still finding my footing.