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>>29375276
hahaha you bought the wrong shit.
My tui stock is up 5% and my rbc is up like 20%

mfw the funny dog memecoin pays off all my outstanding debts

WE ARE GOING TO THE MOON BOYS.

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Looking to go very long on some retail mall stores during this dip

I bought ETH at 800 and I AM NOT SELLING

Who else /bullish/ here?

So I have been dollar cost averaging. Every single paycheck I throw money at my eth stack. 50 here, 100 there some months, I might even throw an extra 500 at it. But this dip.... it was too much bois. Too damn much.

I averaged my expenditures in crypto over the last year, multiplied it by 6, and took out a fixed interest unsecured loan. I can repay it over 6 months... But no more buying crypto for me until that loan is paid off. It feels weird owning all this crypto, but not being able to buy more for so long. I managed to catch the falling knife, and bought all my btc at 4k per coin. I have so far made a profit on what I bought.

Was I dumb? Did I make the wise move? I know people will say never take out loans to buy speculative assets... but to me crypto isn't just speculation. Crypto is my retirement.

I plan to build up enough eth over the next 15 years to be able to have a living purely off staking rewards. I don't see eth going away, and I don't see bitcoin going away either. The halving imo is going to be huge for the btc/eth ratio (bad for eth) and POS is going to be huge in the other direction (good for eth) What are your thoughts?

It will take about $500,000 to make $40,00 per year in staking rewards. I figure I will only be able to put in half of that over 15 years at my current income. So, this means that ETH would need to see at least double or triple the current prices in fifteen years to have a retirement. :/

What are your 15 year price predictions?

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