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Post ITT if your wagecucking job isnt so bad. Describe your day.

I'm a senior in college, civil engineering student, work for my state's DOT as an intern. 16.14 an hour + car mileage.

Typical day: pull into office 7:10, chit chat with the group for 5 min, talk with my buddy for a few min, do my work for the day which includes clocking in, filling out my gas expenses, and doing a daily work report which I leave blank if the contractor isnt working. There is work on average less than 1 day every 2 weeks. I haven't been out in the field since early November. I just chill in the office doing absolutely nothing. My work takes me 30 min. Talk some more with buddy. By 8 o'clock I go to the loo and sit on the throne for 20 min. Come back to office, waste time on phone. 9am hits we go to the car, drive to a secluded dead end street. Roll up a j, smoke it in the dead end. 9:30 we go to the deli to get breakfast. 10 we;re back at the office. Eat breakfast while watching Netflix. Then it's naptime till around 12-1 when the main boss leaves the office for the day and 5-10 minutes after the rest of the office empties and I leave. Usually home before 1:30.

Your tax dollars at work.

What if in 30 years it turns out that BTC fades into oblivion because it was just a bubble, a fad, never caught on? Does the opposite of this chart. If BTC goes to literally triple 0 penny stock tier, will you ever sell? I think I'll keep mine as a souvenir. Maybe try to accumulate as many as possible for fun.

I am too retarded and google isnt helping; could someone do maths for me teach me how to calculate profit while trading on leverage? For example if I had put .05BTC into BTC at 10k with 25x margin, how much money would I have made if I sold at 10400? What about 100x?

What if I put 1BTC in at 10k with 25x leverage?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j95kNwZw8YY

To all the traders out there, how do you select where to put your stop loss? I've gotten good with buying low and selling higher but I've never had a losing trade in crypto (been doing this less than 2 months) so I've never had a stop loss hit. How do you decide where to place it?

>inb4 just hold because it'll go back up eventually

that's dumb; you should ALWAYS have a stop in place. Otherwise one bad trade where you're left holding the bag can destroy days and weeks of profit

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